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5830 Mesa Park Drive • Las Vegas, NV 89135 •(702) HLY-SPRT (702) 459-7778 •
FAX (702) 437-9548 www.holyspiritlv.org
OUR FUTURE CHURCH—VIEW FROM MESA PARK & RUSSELL
Volume X—Issue 46
HOLY SPIRIT STAFF: PASTOR Fr. Bill Kenny [email protected] ASSISTING RETIRED CLERGY Fr. Joe Annese Fr. Tom Gross DEACONS John Breeden [email protected] Dan Powers [email protected] Doug Winston [email protected] SPIRITUAL DIRECTOR Sr. Karen Crouse [email protected] DIRECTOR OF CHILDREN’S MINISTRY Anna Forsberg [email protected] DIRECTOR OF MUSIC Debbie Hasterok [email protected] ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF MUSIC Jonathan Tuala [email protected] DIRECTOR OF YOUTH MINISTRY & LITURGY Louie Latina [email protected] DIRECTOR OF FINANCE Katie Breeden [email protected] ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT TO THE PASTOR Kathy McGee [email protected] RECEPTIONIST Yvonne Kacvinsky [email protected] FAITH FORMATION ASSISTANT & SAFE ENVIRONMENT COORD. Tammy Kastrup [email protected] WEEKEND MASS COORDINATORS Kayla Falco* [email protected] Austen Schaffer *also doing a liturgical internship here at Holy Spirit MASS SCHEDULE Weekday Masses: 7:30 AM Mon–Sat in The Gathering Place Weekend Masses: Saturday, 4:00 p.m., Sunday, 7:30 a.m., 9:30 a.m., 12:30 PM, 5:00 p.m. (All Weekend Masses held at Bishop Gorman High School)
TODAY’S READINGS First Reading -- Wisdom is easily discerned by those who love her (Wisdom 6:12-16). Psalm -- My soul is thirsting for you, O Lord my God (Psalm 63). Second Reading -- Since we believe that Jesus died and rose again, through Jesus, God will bring with him those who have died (1 Thessalonians 4:13-18 [13-14]). Gospel -- Stay awake! You know neither the day nor the hour (Matthew 25:1-13). The English translation of the Psalm Responses from Lectionary for Mass (c) 1969, 1981, 1997, International Commission on English in the Liturgy Corporation. All rights reserved.
OFFICE HOURS Monday-Friday 8:00 am - 4:00 pm Closed for lunch 12:00 -1:00 pm.
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WISDOM
We consider wisdom today. The first reading from the book of Wisdom presents this precious gift as a feminine spirit, a very desirable virtue sought by many and graciously present to all who seek her. In today's Gospel, Jesus tells a parable to illustrate wisdom in a practical, measurable way. The wise will conserve their resources, use them prudently, and mark the passing of time. The foolish, on the other hand, not planning ahead, will be in the dark. Both of these readings tell us how accessible wisdom is to all who simply and honestly seek it. Paul's words to the Thessalonians are not about wisdom, but describe one result of true wisdom: To the wise person of faith even death holds no terror. Our faith in Jesus' resurrection tells us we will all one day rise to new life in Christ. Copyright (c) J. S. Paluch Co., Inc.
Don & Shawn Aguirre Daniel & Jacob Aguirre
Sandra Arguello Jimmy Arroyo
Belk-Hart Family Pat Bendorf
Jan Bergantino Linda Bergkvist Mary Blakewick
Aaron Boyce Kena Brashear
Madeline K. Castro Carol Catadi
Marilyn Cerven Leesa Chang Dan Chasse
Luis Chi Jaime Cruz
Charles Curtiss Tony & Lilian Daiz
Peggy Deboise Stella Dela Pina
Bernardina de la Peña Luis Diaz
Christian Fabbri John Farrell
Benjamin Franco Arline Garber
Antoinette Garcia Bridgett Glozzer
Linda Heekin Paul Henry
Lydia Herrera Margaret & David
Hoiby Dee Howard
Randy Howell Elizabeth Hutton
Andrew P. Iannotti, Jr. Edgar Ibana Cathy Iwai Agnes Jiran Ruby Jose
James Kalafus Betty & John Kaniaupio
Bob Kaufmann Sage Kong Kee
Jon Paul Kennedy Catherine Sun Ja Kim
Joanne Kires Roze & Richard Kliese
Kathleen Kornblum Agnes Kostalnick
Karina Lachica Sheryl LaFave Bob LaPorte Diane Lee
Chris Leferink Jessica Leoni Joseph Leslie
Donnabelle Logan Korti Logan
Javier Lopez-Uranga Robert Lucero Blake Lyons Joanne Mante
Beatriz Marapao Dorothy Marynow Angela Marcum Mendoza Family
Christian Mercado Nate Morang
Rachelle Muniga Sharon Nolan Edna Nuval
John O’Connor
Millie O’Connor Jeremy Olden Vicente Ong Pam Perrella Julia Perroots Rona Pankey
Kitty Kenny Pollard Charlie Potter
Daniel Rochetto George Roche Jay Rodrigues
Rock Ron-Monroy Caroline Ryan Connie Ryan Estella Sayre
Ben Serna Susan Sexton Lyrca Smith Tracy Smith Tucker Smith
Manuel C. Taguinod Christopher Timmons
Donna Timmons Bill Vanderheid
Martin Vece Lourdes Villages Joseph Villanueva Lillian Villanueza
Shelly Watson Geno Wickek
Kevin Williamson Alain Yñigo
Charlotte Young-Moore Danette Young Nora Yupangco Sarah Zoeller
If you are a family member of someone who is seriously ill and you have his/her permission, you may request their name be put on this prayer list.
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SACRAMENTS AT HOLY SPIRIT Baptisms: For children 6 and under: Call the office, 702-459-7778 to schedule attendance at a baptism class. Baptisms classes are held on the 2ND MONDAY of each month at 7:00 PM in the parish office trailer (located behind Gorman next to the tennis courts). All baptisms at Holy Spirit take place during regular weekend liturgies. For children over 7: Contact Anna Forsberg, Director of Religious Education, for info on a special program for older unbaptized children.
1st Communion: Child must be registered in Religious Education at Holy Spirit. Registration packets are available in the office or at Mass. First Communion is a two-year program, beginning as early as first grade.
Confirmation: For information about the Confirmation Program contact Louie Latina, 702-459-7778, Ext. 106
Adult Baptism, Confirmation & First Communion: Call the parish office (702-459-7778).
Reconciliation/Confession: Call the office (702-459-7778 Ext. 105) to make an appointment with Fr. Bill.
Anointing of the Sick: Please call the office (702-459-7778) to schedule the reception of this sacrament.
Ministers of Care (Hospital, Care Center, Homebound): If you or a loved one are in a facility or homebound and would like a communion visit, call Jeanette Lombardo at 702-882-8750 or e-mail [email protected].
Funerals: To schedule a funeral, please contact the office (702) HLY-SPRT (459-7778), and Patti Fitzpatrick, our funeral coordinator, will meet with you to plan the services.
Marriage: We offer our own Marriage Prep Program at Holy Spirit. Please call Michelle Fulkerson, Director of Marriage Preparation, at 702-465-9469 or e-mail: [email protected], to register for marriage prep or for more information.
Contact List Volunteer Coordinators
RCIA: Deacon John Breeden [email protected]
Weddings: Michelle Fulkerson, Director of Marriage Preparation 702-465-9469 or [email protected] Social Events: Phil & Elaine Isakoff—[email protected]
Knights of Columbus: Mike Rinaldi, Grand Knight, 702-610-2050
Liturgical Ministry Coordinators
Lectors: Michelle Healy, (702) 456-7473 or e-mail: [email protected] Eucharistic Ministers: Mike Rinaldi, 702-610-2050 Bread Bakers: Karrie Tackett, 702-575-4245 [email protected] Hospitality/Greeters: Call the office, 702-459-7778 Altar Linens: Tammy Kastrup, 702-459-7778 or [email protected] Outreach Committee- Community of Salt & Light: Araceli Franco, 702-955-1706 or e-mail: [email protected] Roselle Vetere, 702-826-2925 or e-mail: [email protected]
If you are interested in becoming a volunteer in any of the above ministries, please give the coordinator a call.
PARISH OFFICE & MEETING SPACES The Parish Office, The Gathering Place and The Upper Room are located on our parish property at 5830 Mesa
Park Drive, 89135, next to the Gorman tennis court parking lot. Directions: Drive west on Russell past Hualapai, and at the large circle (Mesa Park Drive) go left and to your left, you will see our complex. Drive down Mesa Park Drive to
the first opening and make a u-turn to get back to the entrance of our property.
Food for the Poor Please remember to bring food items for Casa de Luz each weekend. Boxed and canned items are most appreciated: Peanut butter, jelly, canned meats, tuna, cereals (hot and cold), rice, beans ,etc.
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THE WEEK AHEAD
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13 7:30 AM Morning Mass Gathering Place 6:30 PM Catholic Inquiry Office Conference Room 7:00 PM Baptism Preparation Class Gathering Place TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14 7:30 AM Morning Mass Gathering Place 6:30 PM Pivotal Players Gathering Place WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15 7:30 AM Morning Mass Upper Room 4:30 PM Edge 1st Reconciliation Prep Upper Room 5:00 PM Edge Night Upper Room 7:00 PM Music Rehearsal Gathering Place THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16 6:45 AM High School Bible Study Upper Room 7:30 AM Morning Mass Gathering Place 8:15 AM Pivotal Players Gathering Place 2:45 PM High School Bible Study Upper Room 6:30 PM Liturgy Team Meeting Upper Room FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17 7:30 AM Morning Mass Gathering Place SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18 7:30 AM Morning Mass Gathering Place 4:00 PM Mass Fr. Joe Annese SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 19 7:30 AM Mass Fr. Bill Kenny 9:30 AM Mass Fr. Bill Kenny 12:30 PM Mass Fr. Bill Kenny 5:00 PM Mass Fr. Joe Annese 6:30 PM Upper Room
RCIA – An Affair of the Heart
Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults is the process which prepares persons for reception into the Catholic Church. The process begins with
Inquiring about the Catholic Faith. Contact Deacon John Breeden – Phone: 702-459-7778 ext. 108 or e-mail [email protected] for information about RCIA Inquiry sessions and events.
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PARISH FINANCIAL REPORT
Weekend Budgeted Income for 2017/2018: $20,600.00
Collection for week of Oct. 28/29: $17,032.00 Online donations week of Oct. 28/29: 6,122.00
TOTAL: $23,154.00
All Saints Collection: $ 1,773.00 Disaster Relief (Additional): $ 250.00
Thank you for your continued generosity to Holy Spirit!
Sunday, November 12 - 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time Wisdom 6:12-16; Ps 63:2-8; 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18 [13-14]; Matthew 25:1-13 Monday, November 13 - St. Frances Xavier Cabrini Wisdom 1:1-7; Ps 139:1b-10; Luke 17:1-6 Tuesday, November 14 Wisdom 2:23 -- 3:9; Ps 34:2-3, 16-19; Luke 17:7-10 Wednesday, November 15 - St. Albert the Great Wisdom 6:1-11; Ps 82:3-4, 6-7; Luke 17:11-19 Thursday, November 16 - St. Margaret of Scotland; St. Gertrude Wisdom 7:22b -- 8:1; Ps 119:89-91, 130, 135, 175; Luke 17:20-25 Friday, November 17 - St. Elizabeth of Hungary Wisdom 13:1-9; Ps 19:2-5ab; Luke 17:26-37 Saturday, November 18 - The Dedication of the Basilicas of Ss. Peter and Paul; St. Rose Philippine Wisdom 18:14-16; 19:6-9; Ps 105:2-3, 36-37, 42-43; Luke 18:1-8 or (for the memorial of the Dedication) Acts 28:11-16, 30-31; Ps 98:1-6; Matthew 14:22-33 Sunday, November 19 - 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time Proverbs 31:10-13, 19-20, 30-31; Ps 128:1-5; 1 Thessalonians 5:1-6; Matthew 25:14-30 [14-15, 19-21]
Blessing of Unborn Children The church welcomes with joy and compassion the mothers who, recognizing that all life is a gift from God, come to the Church seeking a blessing for their unborn child. Such a blessing sustains the parents by imparting grace and comfort in times of concern and need, unites the parish in prayer for the unborn child, and fosters respect for human life within society. The Rite will usually be conducted on the second weekend of each month: Next blessing will be on Dec. 9/10.
House Blessings Parishioners may request a house blessing by contacting the parish office, 702-459-7778. You will be contacted by Deacon John or Deacon Dan.
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
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As I have mentioned before, we are adding something to our parish calendar: a Thanksgiving Eve Potluck Pie Social. Our Mass on Thanksgiving Eve is scheduled for 6:00 p.m. in the Gorman cafeteria — our regular Mass location. As soon as Mass is over, ALL are invited to
go to the “back” cafeteria and join in the social! You are asked to bring one (or more!) of your favorite pies — homemade OR from a bakery. It will be easiest to bring the pies early, that is, before Mass and bring them to the “back” cafeteria on tables that will be so designated. Of course, I anticipate a variety of pies: naturally lots of pumpkin, maybe my favorite — mince meat (hint, hint) and any other kinds: cherry, pecan, etc. That’s all YOU have to do: just bring a pie to share. WE — meaning our staff — will be hosting the event. It’s one small way of us saying a big THANK YOU to all of you for all that you do for us — your support, your generosity, your time and your being part of Holy Spirit. So, we will provide everything else: drinks (coffee, hot cider, water, lemonade), paper ware (napkins, plates), plastic ware (forks, knives, spoons, serving utensils) and decorations! Most of all we will be the servers — dishing out the pie slices. We are looking forward to this and hope that it is a wonderful time to share with each other not only the beginning of the this wonderful time of the year —Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s, but also this milestone of our history: making plans to move into our new church building. A few people have asked if there will be any “tours” of the project while it is under construction. Most likely NOT. This is so for several reasons: 1) it’s a “hard-hat” mandatory site and it is just impractical for hundreds to be walking through the building — still under construction — and risk the possibility of injury; and 2) I really want you to see it for the first time on Monday, May 14, for the Dedication Mass OR on Pentecost weekend (May 19/20) for our first weekend of liturgies. I am hoping that there will be this kind of “wow!” moment when you walk into the completed and furnished beautiful church! Of course, there will be some persons who will be working in the church ahead of the Dedication Mass . . . e. g., those involved in liturgical ministries so that we can “practice” where and how to do the different parts of Mass: reading from the Ambo, distributing Communion, baptizing children, etc. This is all so exciting! Keep checking into our website (www.holyspiritlv.org) for photo, video and written updates. God bless!
CATHOLICISM: The Pivotal Players
Nov 14/16 – Facilitated by Deacon John MICHELANGELO -- The Artist: The master of sculpture and painting is not a saint but serves as the privileged representative of the creative potential engendered by the Catholic Faith. The Church professes that beauty is a route of access to God, and through humanity’s creative artistry we glimpse the power and glory of the Lord.
CATHOLICISM: The Pivotal Players is a multi-part film series that illumines a handful of saints, artists, mystics, and scholars who not only shaped the life of the Church but changed the course of civilization. Each Class will be offered twice per week on Tuesday evenings from 6:30 – 8:00 pm and on Thursday mornings after daily Mass from 8:15 – 9:45 am in the Gathering Place.
Nov. 21 (Tuesday only) —ST. FRANCIS - -The Reformer: Rebuild my church! That’s the mission Christ gave to St. Francis and it’s the perennial task of the Church in every age of its life. But how is the reform and renewal of the Church to be accomplished? The life of St. Francis demonstrates that Christ intends the foundations of true and lasting reform to be built on the solid rock that is the radical witness of the saints. (The Thursday session was presented on Oct. 5th.)
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, In the United States, more than 46 million people are living in poverty. The Catholic Campaign for Human Development (CCHD) assists those living in the margins by giving them the tools through their anti-poverty program to find hope and a way to a more secure life. CCHD’s philosophy emphasizes empowerment and participation by assisting the poor in participating in the decisions and actions that affect their lives and communities, they “help people help themselves” to move beyond poverty. Your support of this collection can change the lives of people living in poverty across the United States. The Catholic Campaign for Human Development is made possible by the generous support of Catholics in the United States, mainly through this annual collection. CCHD grants are awarded to local anti-poverty efforts in the community in close partnership with the local Catholic diocese and require the explicit approval of the bishop. When considering your donation to CCHD, please keep in mind that grant funding for anti-poverty efforts has come back to our diocese and our local community in the form of grant money. The Church’s social teaching is a rich treasure of wisdom about building a just society and living lives of holiness amidst the challenges of today’s modern society. Thank you for joining in this worthy cause to empower people with the skills to end the cycle poverty. Assuring you of my continued prayers, I remain Sincerely yours in Christ, Most Reverend Joseph A. Pepe, D.D., J.C.D. Bishop of Las Vegas
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Next weekend, at all the Masses, there will be four Christmas trees filled with Angels representing six agencies/programs in our community. The following is a list of the agencies, their Angel color and their mission:
GREEN - Casa de Luz is a community resource center located in the Las Vegas neighborhood known as the Naked City. They have asked for individual toys and gift cards for children.
PINK The ROSE Foundation provides supportive services for families in the community by providing emergency food assistance, back to school and holiday support, tutorials and many other programs to help them reach self-sufficiency. They have asked for toys for the children. There are also little red stockings for donations or cash or check (payable to Holy Spirit). These donations will enable the Foundation to assist the families with emergencies that arise as they strive to reach their full potential.
YELLOW - Children’s Heart Foundation, founded in 2001, is making a difference in the lives of heart families right here in Nevada through emotional, educational and financial support. They have asked for toys for boys and girls, and gift cards to help their families. The little red stockings are for donations of cash or checks (payable to Holy Spirit). These donations will enable the Foundation to assist with much needed medications, medical supplies, etc.
BLUE - Family Promise’s mission is to offer homeless families the opportunity to achieve housing stability by providing short term shelter, meals, case management and hospitality. They are asking for toys for boys and girls and gift cards for their teenagers.
ORANGE - Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada offers a wide range of programs for those in need from infants to seniors, regardless of race, religion or creed. They are asking for toys for boys and girls and gift cards for their teenagers.
ORANGE - Catholic Charities Resident Empowerment Program offers a structured environment for homeless men who want to gain self-sufficiency through employment. They are asking for much needed new underwear and socks. Their greatest need is for sizes medium and large.
WHITE - Catholic Worker is grounded in works of mercy for people in need in our community. They have asked for stockings containing stocking stuffers and gift cards for their children as the families do not have many options for transportation to pick up gifts. Stockings will be provided.
Please consider taking an Angel next weekend and making a difference for someone this Christmas. We do ask that all gifts be NEW as most of these families rarely receive anything new.
ALL GIFTS ARE DUE BACK TO CHURCH NO LATER THAN SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10TH
2017 HOLY SPIRIT ANGEL TREE
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Anna Forsberg : Director of Children’s Ministry and Faith Formation
[email protected] Tel: 702-459-7778 Ext 112
Important Dates coming up:
12th November NO CLASS (BGHS Open House Weekend and we have no access to the classrooms)
19th and 26th November NO CLASS (Thanksgiving Break) 3rd December CLASS FOR ALL 11am—12pm BGHS Classrooms Parent Prayer and Reflection 11:10am—11:55am New Year Resolutions—Building the Domestic Church 10th December CLASS FOR ALL 11am—12pm BGHS Classrooms Parent Briefing for all Sacrament of Reconciliation Parents 11:10am—11:55am Lecture Hall 325 17th December CLASS FOR ALL 11am—12:15pm (Please note the later class end time) BGHS Classrooms
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Louie Latina Director of Youth Ministry Grades 6-12 (702) 901-4106; (702)379-5723 [email protected] Facebook Ɩ Twitter Ɩ Instagram
THE UPPER ROOM Fall 2017 Calendar
Life Nights are held Sunday’s from 6:30-8:00pm (Unless otherwise noted) and are open to all those in 9th-12th Grades.
EDGE Nights: Middle School Youth Ministry Wednesdays 5:00-6:30pm
All Edge Sessions Take Place in the Upper Room Email the Youth Ministry Office for a full registration packet for our 2017-2018 Edge Year. You can also download a registration pack on our website. Sacramental Prep also available September 13th: EDGE NIGHT KICK OFF! “Heart of God” Introduction to 2017-2018 Life Teen & Edge Theme September 20th: EDGE NIGHT Kingdom Come Series Week #1: “Long Live the King: An Edge Social Night”
SEPTEMBER: Thursday, September 7th: GENERATION TO GENERA-TION “Generation to Generation” Parent/Teen Introduction to Confirmation. For all those in their Formation Year (Year 1) of Confirmation. Teens do not need to attend if they came to one of the “Generation to Generation” Ses-sions in August. September 10th: LIFE NIGHT KICK OFF! “Heart of God” Introduction to 2017-2018 Life Teen Theme September 17th: LIFE NIGHT Made Series Week #1: “Made as One: The Church is One” September 24th: LIFE NIGHT Made Series Week #2: “Made for More: The Church is Holy”
OCTOBER: October 1st: LIFE NIGHT Made Series Week #3: “Made for All: The Church is Catho-lic” October 8th: LIFE NIGHT Made Series Week #4: “Made to Last: The Church is Apos-tolic” October 15th: 1:8 CONFIRMATION SESSIONS 2:30-4:30pm – Formation Year (Year 1) “Why: Faith & Baptism” 6:30-8:30pm – Sacramental Year (Year 2) “Grace Perfected: The Sacrament of Confirmation” October 22nd: LIFE NIGHT “Fall Movie Night” 6:30-8:30pm (30 minutes extra)
Movie selection TBA during the Life Night. Bring snacks and drinks to share.
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Relationships I have no favorite moment during the Mission Trip.
But if I had to pick a favorite moment, it would be the whole week in Jamaica, especially the times we spent at Sophie’s Place. There is no doubt I enjoyed a great deal hanging out with the residents at Mary’s Child, Jerusalem, and Jacob’s Ladder, but it is Sophie’s Place where I met the happiest children in the most difficult predicaments. It is where I met the most heartwarming people I ever met. It is where we had our happy moments and sad moments every night during our reflection.
One of the children who stayed at Sophie’s Place and found a way into my heart was Courtney. Courtney is paralyzed and blind. He never smiled. He would cry a lot and sometimes refused to eat when I fed him. It broke me when he would start crying and I didn't know what was bothering or hurting him. On the last night we stayed at Sophie’s Place, I tucked him to bed for the last time. I sang to him. But something happened that made me cry. I swear as he was about to close his eyes, I saw a little smile on his face. And right then and there, I realized that we made a difference in those children’s lives. And what surprised me the most is even in those difficult situations, those children were able to find joy. I never want that moment to end. Angelique Vollmer 2017 Missionary
ADVENT RETREAT
LESS RUSH, MORE HUSH
Come to the quiet... SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2ND
In The Upper Room
8:30 AM Continental Breakfast 9:00—3:00 Retreat
Bring a brown bag lunch/Drinks provided
$20 per person Payable in advance
SPACE LIMITED! Pre-register by NOV. 29TH
by calling the parish office: 702-459-7778
Presenters: Sr. Karen Crouse, Deacon Dan Powers
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Momnipotent
Join us either in the Morning 9:30am - 11am or Evening 7pm - 8:30pm
Holy Spirit Upper Room Trailer
Course Dates: Nov 20th, Dec 4th, Dec 18th (Christmas Social) Jan 15th, Feb 5th, Feb 19th, Mar 5th, Mar 19th,
April 2nd, April 16th, Ending the year with a Family Social - Saturday 28th April
Each 1.5 hour session will comprise of prayer, fellowship, discernment and lots of conversation, laughter and sharing.
Register at www.holyspiritlv.org/momnipotent
Presents an Annual Interfaith Community Program
INTERFAITH FORUMS 2017 30th Season
OUR ANNUAL INTERFAITH THANKSGIVING SERVICE
Sunday, November 19, 6:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
All Saints Episcopal Church 4201 W. Washington Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89107
Featuring: Inaugural performance of IFCSN’s Interfaith Peace Choir
“Experience in Harmony - An Interfaith Thanksgiving Service” “Every Voice Enriches Us All”
In the spirit of the season and the Interfaith Forums, the Interfaith Thanksgiving Service is an opportunity to sing, pray and give thanks with members of diverse religions and philosophies. Those who attend are invited to bring canned goods and other non-perishable food items which will be provided to a local food bank.
For specific information about this and other programs, visit the Interfaith Council website at www.interfaithsn.org.
The Interfaith Council welcomes tax deductible financial or in-kind contributions.
PO BOX 73070, Las Vegas, NV 89170
(702) 895-9303 — [email protected]
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