Music Ministry
9:00 A.M. traditional music
11:00 A.M. traditional hymnody and folk music
9:00 Choir rehearsal is on Thursdays, 7:00-8:30 PM. For more information please call Stephen Leist, organist and choirmaster. More
11:00 Choir rehearsal is Wednesday at 7:30 PM. For more information contact Allison Assay. More
Youth Ministry
EYC
GRADES 6-12
Contact Diana Vetter
for more information
Daughters of the King
FOR HIS SAKE
I AM BUT ONE; BUT I AM ONE.
I CANNOT DO EVERYTHING, BUT I CAN DO SOMETHING.
WHAT I CAN DO, I OUGHT TO DO.
WHAT I OUGHT TO DO, BY THE GRACE OF GOD I WILL DO.
LORD, WHAT WILT THOU HAVE ME DO?
Daughters of the King is a lay order of Episcopal women who have committed themselves to prayer, service and the spread of Christ's kingdom.
A study and preparation period is involved. Any woman is welcome to join us for our monthly intercession and fellowship gathering. If you feel called to join this intercessory group we encourage you to contact Lisa Hawkins or any other Daughter.
The Daughters of the King invite you to enter your prayer concerns in a journal on the information table in Hosea Hall. The Daughters will pray for the person or concern you enter there for a three month period. Please enter as much or as little information as you wish.
"Prayer without work is empty words, Service without prayer is labor lost."
The Reading Club
The early years set the stage for later learning. Without the ability to read, excellence in school and beyond is unattainable.
It's a fact: If children are not on track to be readers by the end of third grade, the chance of their success in school is very low.
An outreach ministry of St. Johns's, the Reading Club has been meeting regularly to rave reviews from parents and kids. We get together with about a dozen fourth and fifth graders after school every three weeks on Wednesdays, share a snack and then work in various learning centers to improve their reading. The Reading Club's goal is to help children who are reluctant and struggling readers improve literacy skills and become more confident students. The program is designed to actively engage children in the 3rd and 4th grades in fun activities, while developing their reading skills. The Reading Club program is designed to serve the lowest achieving readers as identified by their teachers and principals.
The kids enjoy it and learn a lot, too.. and we could use your help to keep it going strong. Here are some ways you can help:
- Provide Snacks - There is a sign-up sheet in Hosea Hall with suggestions and dates.
- Donate a wish list item (in Hosea Hall) of learning materials. . There are 2 ways to help with this wish list. You may purchase any item(s) on our wish list or we can do the shopping for you - make out a check to St. John's with Reading Club in the memo line. Then drop the check in the collection plate or at the church office.
If you have any questions, please contact Julie Ross or Katherine Harper. Thanks so much for your support of this great ministry!
Wednesday Meeting Dates
January 30
February 20
March 5
March 26
April 9
April 23
May 7
Additional Ministries
Altar Guild Vickie Duff
Christian Formation Fr. Alan Sutherland
Daughters of the King Lisa Hawkins
Music and Choir Stephen Leist
Altar Flowers Cindy Kinkead
Food Bank Norma Downey and Lindy Huber
Garden Jo Hughes
Episcopal Church Women Teresa Range
Kitchen Ann Richmond
Lay Eucharistic Ministry Fr. Alan Sutherland
Lay Readers Linda Wardle
Clothing Bank Carol Filson and Jackie Means
Sexton Roger Reeves
Solo Flight Bill Clark
Youth Ministries Diana Vetter
Communications Ann Richmond
Long Range Planning Ann Richmond
Treasurer Ann Cox
Website Ann Richmond and Sarah Sandknop