
BULLETIN
& WEEKLY ANNOUNCEMENTS
April 27, 2025
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This Sunday the Holy Eucharist will be celebrated at 8:30 and 11am. The 11am service will be livestreamed on our Facebook page and remains available there.
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Nursery Services: Infants and toddlers through three years old are invited to gather downstairs in Claiborne Hall. Cara Kitzrow and Evan Travis will be supervising the nursery.
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SCC Diamonds and Dedication: Please join the Sewanee Children’s Center from 2–4 p.m., Sunday, April 27, in Kennerly Hall as we celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Center and recognize beloved teacher Carrie Mauzy’s 38 years of dedicated service. All com- munity members are welcome to attend.
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Sunday, May 4th is CAC Pantry Sunday, please bring in items to support the food pantry. This month CAC is asking for granola/snack bars, cereal, toilet paper, and feminine pads. CAC serves those in need with food and in other ways 9 to 11am, Monday through Friday. Please call 931-598-5927.
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Support the Rite-13 Mission Trip: To help raise money for this effort, the youth will be hosting a hot dog lunch on Sunday, May 4, after the 11:00 service. The suggested donation is $10/person. Please support our efforts to help those in need in Southern Appalachia! If you have any questions, or would like to know how else you can help, please reach out to Hilary Bogert-Winkler (hbwchurch@gmail.com)
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Lectionary Bible Study: Brooks Hall Tuesdays at 3:30pm.
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Centering Prayer Group: Mondays at 7pm and Tuesdays at 2:30pm, both in the church.
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Adult Choir rehearsals are Sundays 12:15-1pm. The choir warms up at 10:30am prior to the second service.
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Children’s Choir rehearsal for grades K-5 takes place in Kennerly Hall Wednesdays at 2:45. If you have questions email Wyatt Poe at: music@stmarkstpaul.org.
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Christian Formation Opportunities
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Honoring our Graduates
Sunday, May 4th, we will pray for our graduates by name in both services. This includes those graduating from all programs, from preschool through doctorate and non-degree programs such as EfM.
Please email your graduate’s information to Jeannie at formation@stmarkstpaul.org and include:
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-Name
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-Relation to you (if they don’t normally attend)
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-School
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-Program
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-Will they attend church and coffee hour on May 4?
We will pray for all of them during Prayers of the People. During Coffee Hour we will have a special gift for those who are present.
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Godly Play continues this Sunday at 9:45 am for children (3 years old through 5th grade).
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Godly Play 1: Knowing Jesus in a New Way I, Storyteller — Wendy Howard, Doorperson — Evan Travis
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Godly Play 2: Knowing Jesus in a New Way I, Storyteller — Jeannie Babb, Doorperson — Reed Carlson
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4th & 5th: The Story of Catherine of Sienna, Storyteller — Jocelyn Snider, Doorperson — Matthew Mitchell
Youth Sunday School: Students in 6th-12th grade are invited to gather with friends upstairs in Brooks Hall for games, prayer, and Bible study with Paul and Andrea Richaud.
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Rite-13: Rite-13 meets from 4-6pm in Brooks Hall. If you have any questions, please email Hilary (hbwchurch@gmail.com)
Sunday Forum: Michael Sturdy on “Livingston, Vatican II, and Pentecostalism: A Story of Christianity in Malawi".
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Come out for this special opportunity to hear from our senior seminarian. Michael will share his insight into how seemingly very different influences are intertwined in the spirituality of the church in Malawi, where he traveled with Bishop Tengatenga as part of his seminary experience.
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Michael is a candidate for holy orders in the Episcopal Diocese of Texas. He holds an M.A. in history from Baylor University and expects to complete his M.Div. this spring. His worked has been published in the Anglican Theological Review.