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SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 2020

The Sixth Sunday after the Epiphany

Eucharist at 9:00 and 11:15 a.m.

All Saints Church

132 N Euclid Ave

Pasadena CA 91101

626.796.1172 www.allsaints-pas.org

Welcome!

Visitors

If you are new to All Saints please stop by the Welcome Table under the red canopy on the lawn

to pick up a red welcome bag with information about All Saints Church. Greeters at the Welcome

Table can assist you with any questions you may have and help you get connected.

We’re so glad you are here!

In the pew racks in front of you:

Purple Prayer Request Cards and Green Welcome Cards

You are welcome to complete the cards and put them in the offering basket later in the service,

or bring them to the Welcome Table on the lawn after the service.

Our Mission Statement:

We are an Episcopal Church, walking with a revolutionary Jesus,

Loving without judgment

Doing justice courageously

Embracing life joyfully

Reverently inviting all faiths and peoples into relationship

For the healing and transformation of ourselves,

our community, and the world.

Our Core Values:

Radical Inclusion Courageous Justice Ethical Stewardship Joyful Spirituality

Four Foundational Goals of All Saints Church

Claim our values, mission and VISION.

Equip our staff to SUPPORT the work and witness of All Saints Church.

Provide space that communicates radical WELCOME for all.

Deepen congregational connections and INSPIRE new leadership.

THIS MORNING’S LITURGIES

• EUCHARIST: 7:30 a.m. (Chapel); 9:00 &

11:15 a.m. (Church), The Rev. Jordan Cantwell

preaches; 1:00 p.m. (Church) Spanish Language

service; Mike Kinman preaches.

ADULT OPTIONS AT 10:15 a.m.

• RECTOR’S FORUM: Annual Meeting, Part I:

Celebrating our Past and Casting a Vision for

our Future. (Forum).

• ADULT EDUCATION: Finding Your Place in the

Story: The Anglican Reformation and All Saints

with Susan Russell. (Sweetland Hall).

• ADULT EDUCATION: Parent Culture

Parents of children from birth – 5th Grade (Scott

Hall 2); Parents of youth 6th – 12th grade (OCC

Conference Room).

CHILDREN AND YOUTH

• PARENTS WITH INFANTS:

Parents with infants are always welcome in

worship. If needed, there is a space where you

can listen to the service and take care of the

needs of your child, feeding, changing, etc.

Please ask an usher if you need help finding the

Small Lounge.

• CREATIVE WORSHIP SPACE:

Families are invited to worship together through

art and play on our rug in the chapel during any

part of the service. Families should stay with

their children as this area is not staffed.

• INFANTS & TODDLERS:

9:00–12:30 p.m. (Scott Hall).

• PRESCHOOL (ages 2–4/pre-K):

9:00 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Child care and Storytelling

(Scott Hall).

Sunday School and Worship will resume Feb. 23.

• K-5th GRADE:

9:00 a.m. & 11:15 a.m., children attend church

with family and leave after the Gospel for

Children’s Chapel; they will return for the

Eucharist.

Sunday School and Worship will resume Feb. 23.

• 6th–12th GRADES: THE JOURNEY

meets at 10:15 a.m. in the Jr. High Room

JAZZ VESPERS TONIGHT AT 5:00 p.m.

Calabria Foti: Singer, violinist, composer, arranger, author, and educator,

Calabria Foti is a consummate musician and a dynamic entertainer. She will

be joined by Bob McChesney on trombone, Otmaro Ruiz on piano, Mike

Gurrola on bass and Dick Weller on drums. Mike Kinman offers a meditation.

Validated parking is available at Plaza las Fuentes. If you would like to use the

elevator for accessibility, please arrive five minutes early.

TODAY AT THE CONNECTION CENTER

Featured Ministry:

Committee to End Gun Violence

Other ministries: Transformational Journeys

SIGN-UP FOR:

Feast and Friendship

Getting Connected Class

Lenten Small Groups

Lunch of Compassion

Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper

Theatre Ministry

MEMORIAL FLOWERS

The Altar flowers this morning are given in memory of those lost to violence.

Assisted listening devices are available at the Accessibility table

on the lawn, for use at the 9:00 and 11:15 services and Rector’s Forum.

We ask that you extend a respectful courtesy to others by silencing all

devices when entering the Sanctuary.

PREPARATION FOR WORSHIP IN GOD’S NAME

PRAYER OF MEDITATION

As the people gather before the service begins, we encourage you to use the following prayer for meditation.

Spirit of Truth, come and search our hearts. What attention might our souls need? Where there is

resentment building, pain unaddressed, or unresolved conflict still weighing heavy, tend to our needs.

Guide us in your wisdom as we seek healing and repair. Help us to support one another in the sacred

labors of nurturing love from within. Amen.

VOLUNTARY Played by Grace Chung.

Prelude on “Brother James’ Air” — Searle Wright (1918–2004)

Language in worship: Because language has the power to shape our thinking about one another, All Saints

Church makes every effort to bring the language of worship into conformity with the principles of biblical

theology that affirm that the personhood of God embraces all expressions of gender lovingly and equally.

Therefore, in our worship, we take our Bible readings from an inclusive language lectionary, that is often

truer to original sources in references to people, and expands our concept of God beyond exclusively

masculine terms. In Prayer Book liturgies we make minimal but symbolically important changes which

denote our commitment to inclusive expression. Some historical texts that are widely known and loved are

left unaltered. The words of the liturgy are from the 1979 Book of Common Prayer. The readings are from

the New Revised Standard Version of the Bible, lectionary year A, as well as from The Message and from

Inclusive Hebrew Scriptures and New Testament published by Priests for Equality.

MINISTRY OF THE WORD

ENTRANCE HYMN “For the Healing of the Nations”

Stand — all who are able — as the procession enters the church; everyone sings.

—Words: Fred Kaan (b. 1929), alt.

Music: Westminster Abbey, Henry Purcell (c. 1659–1695)

SALUTATION Remain standing. 9:00 Susan Russell

11:15 Mike Kinman

Minister: Blessed be the one, holy, and living God.

People: Glory to God for ever and ever.

COLLECT FOR PURITY Remain standing.

Minister and People:

Almighty God, to you all hearts are open, all desires known, and from you no secrets are hid:

Cleanse the thoughts of our hearts by the inspiration of your Holy Spirit, that we may

perfectly love you, and worthily magnify your holy Name; through Christ our Lord. Amen.

SONG OF PRAISE Remain standing; everyone sings.

—Setting: John Rutter (b. 1945), Benedictus es, Domine

COLLECT OF THE DAY

Minister: God dwells in you.

People: And also in you.

Minister: Let us pray.

Remain standing; silence is kept.

Minister: O God, the strength of all who put their trust in you: Mercifully accept our prayers;

and because in our weakness we can do nothing good without you, give us the help of your

grace, that in keeping your commandments we may please you both in will and deed; through

Jesus Christ our Lord, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever

and ever. Amen.

LESSON Seated. 9:00 Madeleine Harbison

11:15 Jerry Craig

A Reading from Deuteronomy (30:15–20).

Moses said to all Israel the words which the Lord commanded him, “See, I have set before you today life and

prosperity, death and adversity. If you obey the commandments of the Lord your God that I am commanding you

today, by loving the Lord your God, walking in God’s ways, and observing the commandments, decrees, and

ordinances, then you shall live and become numerous, and the Lord your God will bless you in the land that you are

entering to possess. But if your heart turns away and you do not hear, but are led astray to bow down to other gods

and serve them, I declare to you today that you shall perish; you shall not live long in the land that you are crossing

the Jordan to enter and possess. I call heaven and earth to witness against you today that I have set before you life

and death, blessings and curses. Choose life so that you and your descendants may live, loving the Lord your God,

obeying God, and holding fast to God; for that means life to you and length of days, so that you may live in the land

that the Lord swore to give to your ancestors, to Sarah and Abraham, Rebecca and Isaac, and Leah, Rachel and

Jacob.”

Minister: Hear what the Spirit is saying to God’s people.

People: Thanks be to God.

A period of silence is observed following the reading.

HYMN “I Will Trust In the Lord” Standing — all who are able; everyone sings.

GOSPEL Remain standing. 9:00 Lynn Jay

11:15 Mike Kinman

Minister: The Good News of Jesus as written in Matthew (5:21–37).

People: Glory is yours, O Christ.

“You have heard that our ancestors were told, ‘No killing’ and, ‘Every murderer will be subject to judgment.’ But I

tell you that everyone who is angry with their sibling is subject to judgment; anyone who says to their sibling, ‘I spit

in your face!’ will be subject to the Sanhedrin; and anyone who vilifies them with name-calling will be subject to the

fires of Gehenna. If you bring your gift to the altar and there remember that your sibling has a grudge against you,

leave your gift there at the altar. Go to be reconciled to them, and then come and offer your gift. Lose no time in

settling with your opponents — do so while still on the way to the courthouse with them. Otherwise your

opponents may hand you over to the judge, and the judge hand you over to the bailiff, who will throw you into

prison. I warn you, you will not get out until you have paid the last penny. You have heard the commandment, ‘No

committing adultery.’ But I tell you that those who look lustfully at others have already committed adultery with

them in their hearts. If your right eye causes you to sin, pluck it out and throw it away. It is better to lose part of

your body than to have it all cast into Gehenna. And if your right hand causes you to sin, cut it off and throw it

away! It is better to lose part of your body than to have it all cast into Gehenna. It was also said, ‘Whenever a

couple divorces, each partner must get a decree of divorce.’ But I tell you that everyone who divorces — except

because of adultery — forces the spouse to commit adultery. Those who marry the divorced also commit adultery.

Again, you have heard that our ancestors were told, ‘Do not break your vow; fulfill all oaths made to our God.’ But I

tell you not to swear oaths at all. Do not swear by heaven, for it is God’s throne; do not swear by the earth, for it is

God’s footstool. Do not swear by Jerusalem, for it is the city of the great Ruler. And do not swear by your own

head, for you cannot make a single hair white or black. Say ‘Yes’ when you mean ‘Yes’ and ‘No’ when you mean

‘No.’ Anything beyond that is from the Evil One.”

Minister: The Gospel of the Savior.

People: Praise to you, O Christ.

Children in kindergarten – fifth grade are invited to follow

the banner to the Learning Center for Children’s Chapel.

HYMN “I Will Trust In the Lord” Remain standing; everyone sings.

—African-American spiritual

SERMON The Rev. Jordan Cantwell,

United Church of Canada

A period of silence is observed following the sermon.

PRAYERS OF THE PEOPLE Standing — all who are able.

9:00 Terry Knowles and Glenn Orton

11:15 Christina Honchell and Soren Larsen-Dierking

WE REMEMBER THOSE WHO HAVE ASKED FOR OUR PRAYERS AND THOSE WHO OFFER THEIR

THANKSGIVINGS: Margaret Abo; Barbara Alent; Eddie Arrellano, Jr.; Dan Briles; Renatta Buscaglia; Ivette Busby; Alice Cook & Family;

Naomi Crocker & Family; Steven Delgado; Bill Fitshuegh; Rebecca Alent Flores; Sparky Jamieson; Ken Jones; Cheri Langdell; Dan Lundberg;

Babs MacDonald; James R. Mason; Medrano Family; Charles Meighan; Cindy Munson; The Nicholai Family; Roseli Perez; Magdalena Powell;

Kathy Richardson; Paul Roberts; Mavis Sandcroft; Donna Smith; Scott Smith; Per Strandman; Yetty Stuken; Szu Wakeman; Doris Wilson; Pamela

Wilson; Keith Yamamoto; Mikki; Ruben; Rebecca; and we celebrate and give thanks for the birth of Grace Zhao, daughter of Fang Gao and

Weicheng Zhao; and for the consecration of Bonnie Perry as the 11th Bishop of the Diocese of Michigan.

WE CONTINUE TO PRAY FOR: Quincy Abbott; William Seth Adams; Ruben Aguirre; Karen Alexander; Olivia Arntzen; Rigoberto

Arrechiga; Bettina Joy Ayres; Holly Bacuzzi; Barbara Benson; Lily Ava Blair; Andrew Booth; Phylis Boyajian; Susan Brown; Deana Brunwin; Yvett &

Valerie Busby; Richard Buscaglia; Jeannette Campbell; Joshua Chavarria; Mary & Mel Chavez; Trent & Kelly Cirirgliano; Ingrid Coelho; Jean

Cone; Eleanor Congdon; Alice Cook; Dennis Cook; Robert Cowell; Fran Hamblin Cozza; Lisa Crean; Naomi Crocker; Nathaniel Dan Hartog; Lilly

Rose Daniels; Rose D’Antuono; Dan Davis; Beth DeFiore; John Dendinger; Judy DeTomaso; Nina DiBella; Bob Discavage; Sarah Dogbe;

Carminnie Doromal; Terence Downs; Kathleen Dwyer; Hunter Eggers; Rose Ekhalar; Ramirez family; Stephen Fischer; Allen Fleming; Norva

Fowler; John Fox; Bonny Fuller-Fells; Jan Galbraith; Iris Gathing; Robin Gatmaitan; Erin Rose Glaser; Tom Glaze; Mary Pat Gleason; RJ Gonzales;

Maria Goulding; Gerti Graham; Sue Grant; Trish Gresham; Annalese Grimm; Lucille Hahn-Sanderson; Margot Hakewesell; Katie Hall; Christina

Hamilton; Ruth Ann Hammond; Rick Hannon; Jennifer Harding; Bridget Hawker; Jack Hayes; Sue Haynie-Horn; Bill Henck; Dorothy & Bruce

Hodge; Mick Honchell; Rick Huyett; Kim Hyson; Enrique Ibarra; Michelle Inoh; Danielle Isley; Loris James; David Jones; Belinda Jordan; Terry Kay;

Loren Knell; Teruhisa Kosaka; Emma Krebs; Hannah Lafler; Jon Lasser; Eric Law; J.J. Le Blanc; Elliott Lemberg; Sean Lessey; Lynn F. Levine; Jerry

Lewine; David Lister; Judy Lombardi; Lydia Lopez; Arnold Luft; Felix Madrigal; Phyllis Manley; Zachary Marks; Barbara Martinez; ;Kristin

Martinson Mark Mastromatteo; Ed Maupin; Michael Mayer; Reiss McAniff; Jon Hampton McKean; Thomas McKean; Michel McLaughin; Charles

McNeill; Lawrence Mendoza; Sarah Merkel; Marion Mertens; Teresa Mesa; Michael Motta; Ann Mulder; Chloe Nicklon; Rowan O’Bryan;

Kassandra Oliva; Rosa Onteveros; Nereida Oregel; Monica Orstead; Bob Pantalone; Katrina Pasternak; Molly Patron; Sabrina Pinon; Roger

Possner; Barbara Potter; Hong-Lie Qiu; Shuangjiong Qiu; Pat Quinn; Mary Rea; Kari Reich; Virginia Remy; Julian Reyes-Pino; Nikki Richardson;

William Rosner; Fred Russell; Deborah and Karen Schoch; Ron B. Scott; Sollomon Sedacy; Nick Sedenquist; Brenda Sedini; Robert Settle;

Stefanie Shea-Akers; Andrew Doyle Shelton; Dick Shieh; David Simms; Heather Smith; Karin Smith; Vinny Stasio; Julie Stewart; Richard Surma;

Tyler Tamblyn; Erika Tapp; Janet Tegueros; Jeff Thompson; Rebecca Congdon Thompson; Anne Tisi; Ernestine Tisi; Jeremy Tobin; Christina Toy;

Carlos Traconis; Karen Tsujimoto; Desmon Tutu; Maria Valladares; Evaline van Kanenbock; Vivian Varela; Ravi Verma; Amber Marie Verza;

Marjolyn Vielma; Bill Walker; Jon Web; Dan Weber; Marya Wilson; Bob Zens; Lincoln Zick; Adrian; Alessandro; Allison; Andrea; Anthony Michael;

Billy; Cameron; Charlie; Cheryl; Chrystal; Clare; Daniel; Dave; Dorothy; Ella; Elliott; Emilia; Erwan; Gisela; Ireland; Jasmine; Joe; Joel; Luis;

Margarita; Martin; Maximiliano; Melissa; Mirabelle; Montserrat; Noemi; Oscar; Pam and Becky; Pilar; Tom; Trent & Kelly; Vito; Gina & Jeff; Gloria;

Xavier; Yerom; The Charles Family; The Coha Family; The Drain Family; The Ekhalain Family; The Elloms & Ekelar Families; The Essor Family; The

Grimstad Family; The Gundry Family; The Hancock Family; The Hernandez & Buscaglia Family; The Krass Family; The Lawless-Kidd Family; The

Meindl Family; The Menchaca Family; The Nielsen & Dvoracek Families; The Payne Family; The Rogers and Hyde Families; The Sedini Family;

The Sheriff Family; The Truluck & Spiegen families.

WE PRAY FOR THOSE WHO SERVE IN THE ARMED FORCES, INCLUDING THOSE IN THE EXTENDED ALL

SAINTS COMMUNITY: Richard Adams; Argyle Ernest Alejandria; Abigail Alford; Kenji Alford; Jamal Allen; Jonathan & Jeremy Alvarado;

Clarke Anderson; David Anderson; Peter Andrews; Michael Ardizone; Jay Keith Arnold; Michael Arredondo; Park Ashley; Nathan Ashlock;

Matthew Austin; Michael Austin; Charles Ayotte; Andrea Allen Baker; Ryan Ball; Joseph Barraquio; Michael Barraquio; Patrick Barraquio; Richard

Joseph Barrios; Candace Beck; Caleb Anduze Bell; Brian Bilheimer; Tal Bjoraker; Kelvin Bowser; Davey Brooks; Fanstasia C. Buckber; James Bruni;

Michael Bruning; Brett Burtt; Chad Bushay; Michael Cady; Joshua Caldwell; George Cardenas; Joey Carlos; James F. Carter; Reinel Castro;

Rodolfo Cerda; Thomas Chau; Simba Chigwida; Derek Clark; James Cochran; Chuck Colden; Chistina Coogen; Michael Cooksey; Ian Conrad;

Greg Cordova; Jon Cowell; Reid Culton; Jamandre Dancy; Benno deJong; John Dendinger; Philip J. Desy, Robert DeWitt, Jr.; Harry Dibbell; Sam

Dollar; Danny Doughty; Matt Douglas; James Duncan; Peter Dyrod; Sam Edwards; Jason Ehret; Felis Elameto; Peter Erickson; Andrew Espitias;

Michael Everett; Michael Fane; Eddie Feefer; Richard Ferguson; Christian Flowers; Jean Vieve Folie; Jeremy Forbes; Scott Foster; David Freeman;

James Freeman; Tom Frye, Jr.; Paul Fuller; Roderick Gaines; Jacob Garcia; Thomas Garcia; Mark Geiger; Joshua Gomez; John Toby Green;

Spencer Greenaway; Malcolm Guidry; Gabrino Gutierrez; Jared Guzman; Nate Hancock; Justin Harper; Allen Harris; Kathy Harris; Janna Herbert;

Noah Hillbruner; David Hoker; Steve Holland; Nick Hooper; Peter Hotwood; Becky Hsia; David Hubner; Darrin Huggins; David Hunter; Timmy

Ige; Brian Jacklin; Cody Jackson; Michael James; Andrew Jensen; Todd Johnson; Brady Jones; Rene Juarez; Joshua Judson; Tatum Kaneta; Tarek

Roy Kassem; Zvi Katz; Charles Kaufman; Jonas Kelsall; Matthew Kempe; Michael Kennedy; Alex Khalkhali; Mike Kiffel; Eddie Kiper; Nick Klinke;

Gavin Kohnle; Montinez Kornegay; Jack Lazebnik; Francesca Lane; Abel Lara; Monte Lass; Steve Linyard; Amos Livingston; Carlos Lopez; Justin

Lowdermilk; Nicholas D. Lucas; Paul V. Lucas; Adam Christian Lyons; Willie Mace; Patrick Mackey-Mason; Richard Marasigan; Charlotte

Marlowe-Brown; Christopher Martin; Kevin Martin; Joe Maun; Bryan Mayer; India Mays; J.R. McCallam; Joshua McCann; J.R. McMallam; Chris

McMaster; Edward J McLean; Garrett Melahn; Nicholas Melahn; Robin Lewis Miller; Marvin Monjivar; Brandon Montang; T.J. Moseley; Joe

Mrsich; Eron Munir; Mario Munoz; Misty Munoz; Miles Nash; John Nemedez; Emeka Okai; James Olson; Jose Orantes; Kim Ott; Travis Andrew

Parker; Alex Perschall; Jason Phipps; Herb Pickelseimer; Galen Pilon; Mike Porras; Sergio Rangel; Brandon Rathbone; Ed Reid; Christopher

Rennemann; Javier Rivera; Eric Robles; Daniel Rodriguez; Brady Rawls Rouse; Brian Rutkowki; Paul Saenz; Abraham Santos; Adam Schertz; Justin

Schwartz; Neil Scott; Daniel Secor; Lyle Shackelford; Jason Sims; Shari Simzyk; Zachary Soule; Jimmy Smith; Chubby Sok; Eddie Sosa; Gregory

Stoup; Michael Sunderman; Ian Sundseth; Michael Tapia; Nicholas Thompson-Lopez; Dante Roman Terronez; Adam Burton Thompson; Philip

Thompson; Humberto Tomas; Stuart Townsend; Michael Uphoff; Marcos Vallejo; Juan Vargas; Jaime Manuel Vargas-Benitez; Doug Vogt; Justin

Wallace; Joshua Walsh; John Kennedy Watkins; Greg Watten; Casey Wildgrube; Nicole Williams; Rick Williamson; Von Wilkins, Jr.; Jake Winslow;

Neil Worthington; James Michael Yates; Kat Yates; Phillip Yeakey; Brenden; Brent; Eric.

WE PRAY FOR THOSE WHO HAVE DIED: Carol Bailey Babcock; Mary Julia Brown; Issur Danielovitch; Fred Dent; Taylor Kras; Jane

Moir; Michael Nimpruscewski; Levi Ogbunameri; Frank Rogers; John Sheriff; Myra Truluck.

Minister: Loving God, you have connected all of life in creation but we have separated ourselves

through fear and anger.

People: Turn us from patterns that replicate pain and violence and point us in directions

that free and uplift.

Minister: Guide us to disrupt cycles of violence, to practice healing within and around, and to

create bold alternatives to norms that harm and destroy.

People: Illuminate the possibilities of radical love within and around us.

Minister: When it feels as though our choices have been stripped from us — that we are powerless

before systems of evil — give us courage to further love in the world and not escalate hostility.

People: Strengthen us to choose the path that leads to our better selves.

Minister: Let us confess our sins before God.

Silence is kept.

Minister and People:

O God, you have searched us out and known us, and all that we are is open to you. We

confess that we have sinned: we have used our power to dominate and our weakness to

manipulate; we have evaded responsibility and failed to confront evil; we have denied dignity

to ourselves and to our siblings, and have fallen into despair. We turn to you, O God; we

renounce evil, we claim your love; we choose to be made whole.

Minister: Almighty God, have mercy on us, forgive us all our sins through our Lord Jesus Christ, strengthen

us in all goodness, and by the power of the Holy Spirit keep us in eternal life. Amen.

PEACE Remain standing.

Minister: The peace of Christ be always with you.

People: And also with you.

Greet one another in the name of Christ.

OFFERTORY SENTENCES Seated. Mike Kinman

HOLY COMMUNION

OFFERTORY ANTHEM Remain seated. Sung by Canterbury Choir.

Walk Together, Children

There’s a great camp meeting in the promised land.

Oh, walk together children, don’t you get weary,

walk on, my children, don’t you get a weary,

there’s a great camp meeting in the promised land.

Gonna walk and never tire,

Gonna sing…

Gonna shout…

There‘s a great camp meeting in the promised land.

Oh walk together children, don’t you get weary,

Sing on my children, don’t you get a weary,

Just a shout together children don’t you get weary,

There’s a great camp meeting in the promised land.

—Spiritual arr. by Moses Hogan (1957–2003)

FOR THE PRESENTATION

HYMN “From All That Dwell Below the Skies” Standing — all who are able; everyone sings.

—Words: Isaac Watts (1674–1748), para. of Psalm 117 St. 3, Thomas Ken (1637–1711)

Music: Old 100th, melody from Pseaumes octante trois de David, 1551, alt.

OBLATIONS ARE PRESENTED BY

9:00 The Children’s Chapel

11:15 China and Kai Gerstner

GREAT THANKSGIVING Remain standing. 9:00 Susan Russell

11:15 Mike Kinman

Priest: God dwells in you.

People: And also in you.

Priest: Lift up your hearts.

People: We lift them to the Lord.

Priest: Let us give thanks to the Lord our God.

People: It is right to give God thanks and praise.

Priest: It is right, and a good and joyful thing, always and everywhere to give thanks to you, Almighty

God, Creator of heaven and earth.

Because in the mystery of the Word made flesh, you have caused a new light to shine in our

hearts, to give the knowledge of your glory in the face of your Son Jesus Christ our Lord.

Priest: Therefore we praise you, joining our voices with Angels and Archangels and with all the

company of heaven, who for ever sing this hymn to proclaim the glory of your Name:

SANCTUS/BENEDICTUS Remain standing; everyone sings.

—Setting: From Mass in Honor of St. Andrew, by Jonathan A. Tuuk. Copyright © 1978, G.I.A.

Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL. Reprinted under license no. 4365. All rights reserved.

CONSECRATION Kneeling or standing — all who are able.

Priest: From your love and in your image you created us, breathing your spirit into the dust of the earth.

When we failed to live in love, you loved us anyway, refusing to let us go. In Jesus of Nazareth

you showed us what we might become. In miracle and mystery Jesus was born, as we are born,

and lived as we might live.

In the fullness of his life, Jesus revealed the self-centeredness of our lives. So we sought to

silence him. But we could not. The resurrection and ascension revealed the indestructible power

of God’s inexhaustible love.

On the night before Jesus died he shared a meal with his disciples. He took a loaf of bread,

blessed it, broke it, and gave it to his disciples, saying, “Take. Eat. This is my body that I share

with you. Remember me whenever you eat, and offer your food and yourselves to the world.”

After supper, Jesus took a cup of wine. When he had blessed it, he gave it to them, saying,

“Drink, all of you. This is my blood of the new covenant of forgiveness that I share with you and

with all. Remember me whenever you drink, and forgive.”

Priest and People:

Now, gracious God, we offer our thanks for this bread and wine, the fruit of field and vine,

and the body and blood of self-offering and compassion. We pray that the presence of your

Holy Spirit will sanctify our meal, that we, like Christ, may love, heal, forgive and speak truth

to all people. Amen.

Priest: And now, as our Savior Christ has taught us, in the language of your heart, we are bold to say,

Priest and People:

Our Father, who art in heaven,

hallowed be thy Name, thy

kingdom come, thy will be done,

on earth as it is in heaven.

Give us this day our daily bread.

And forgive us our trespasses,

as we forgive those who trespass

against us. And lead us not into

temptation, but deliver us from

evil. For thine is the kingdom, and

the power, and the glory,

for ever and ever. Amen.

Padre Nuestro que estás en el

cielo, santificado sea tu Nombre,

venga tu reino, hágase tu

voluntad, en la tierra como en el

cielo. Danos hoy nuestro pan de

cada día. Perdona nuestras

ofensas, como también nosotros

perdonamos a quienes nos

ofenden. No nos dejes caer en

tentación, y líbranos del mal.

Porque tuyo es el reino, tuyo es el

poder, y tuya es la gloria, ahora y

por siempre. Amén.

我们在天上的父,

愿人都尊你的名为圣,愿你的国降临,

愿你的旨意行在地上，如同行在天上。

我们日用的饮食，今日赐给我们。

免我们的债，

如同我们免了人的债。

不叫我们遇见试探，救我们脱离凶恶。

因为国度，权柄，荣耀，

全是你的，直到永远。

阿们。

BREAKING OF THE BREAD

A period of silence is kept, during which the priest breaks the consecrated bread.

Priest: We are one bread, one body.

People: We will love one another as Christ loves us.

INVITATION

Priest: The Gifts of God for the People of God.

Whoever you are and wherever you are on your journey of faith, there is a place for you at

Christ’s table. When it comes time for communion, everyone of any age is welcome to

receive either communion or a blessing.

If you wish to receive communion (the bread and wine), when you come to the front you may

stand or kneel. Hold your hands together in front of you to receive the bread, help guide the

cup to your lips or, if you prefer not to receive the wine, touch the cup when it is presented

to you.

If you wish to receive a blessing, when you come to the front you may stand or kneel. Cross

your arms over your chest, and you will be offered a blessing.

Gluten-free wafers, grape juice and smaller communion cups for those with difficulty

swallowing are available at your request on either back side rail.

Members of our Healing Ministry are available in the Chapel and Baptistery during

communion for all who wish to receive prayers and the laying on of hands. All prayers are

kept confidential. If you desire follow-up, please contact our pastoral care department.

If you have any questions or are confused about any of this, please just ask anyone near you

and they will be happy to help.

At both services, children in the chancel rejoin their families.

DURING COMMUNION

HYMN “I’ve Got Peace Like a River” Everyone sings.

—African-American spiritual

ANTHEM Sung by Canterbury Choir.

Verbum caro

Verbum caro, panem verum,

The Word made flesh becomes true bread,

verbo carnem efficit: fitque sanguis Christi merum,

by the word, pure wine becomes the blood of Christ,

et si sensus deficit,

and if senses fail,

ad firmandum cor sincerum sola fides sufficit.

faith alone is sufficient to strengthen a sincere heart.

—Words: Ancient Responsory

Music: Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina (1525–1594)

HYMN “Come Sunday” Everyone sings.

—Words and Music: Duke Ellington (1899–1974)

HYMN “Take, O Take Me As I Am” Everyone sings.

—Words and Music: John L. Bell. © 1995 Wild Goose Resource Group, Iona Community.

GIA Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL. Reprinted under license no. 4365.

All rights reserved; used by permission.

HYMN “Dona nobis pacem” Everyone sings.

—Words: Traditional Latin, Grant Us Peace

Music: Dona nobis pacem, traditional canon

POST-COMMUNION PRAYER Kneeling or standing — all who are able. 9:00 Susan Russell

11:15 Mike Kinman

Minister: Let us pray.

Minister and People:

Gracious God, holy, and undivided Trinity, we thank you for feeding us in this holy

sacrament. Send us now into the world in gladness and peace, and grant us the gentleness,

the strength, and the courage to love, feed and forgive in your name. Amen.

BLESSING

HYMN “Lord, You Give the Great Commission” Standing –all who are able; everyone sings.

—Words: Jeffery Rowthorn (b. 1934)

Music: Austria, Franz Joseph Haydn (1732–1809)

DISMISSAL Remain standing. 9:00 Jenny Tisi

11:15 Kelly O’Phelan

Minister: Let us go forth to embody God’s love in the world.

People: Thanks be to God.

VOLUNTARY Played by Grace Chung.

Fugue-Finale from Partita on St. Anne’s — Paul Manz (1919–2009)

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Lay Counseling Ministry in the Chapel

All Saints is fortunate to have the Lay Counseling Ministry, a dedicated group of trained

lay counselors, who can assist parishioners who are dealing with difficult life events. A Lay Counselor will

be present in the Chapel after the 9:00 and 11:15 a.m. services to meet with any parishioner who would like

to talk about a concern, or connect to the Lay Counseling Ministry. Just go to the chapel after the service,

and look for the following people wearing a Lay Counseling name tag:

Post 9 a.m.: Elisabeth Vega Post 11:15 a.m.: Kim Sainten

STAFF AND VOLUNTEERS look forward to greeting you this morning on the lawn. Alfredo Feregrino, Sally

Howard, and Nina Scherer are away; Weicheng Zhao is on parental leave.

9:00 11:15

Tower Margaret Cunningham James Myers

Northwest Door Jenny Tisi Mike Kinman

Chapel Marianne Ryan Anna Davalos

North Transept Fairbairn Powers Thomas Diaz

Lawn Staff Staff

ASSISTING WITH THE SERVICE: (9:00) Margaret Cunningham, Jeremy Langill, Kelly O’Phelan, Fairbairn Powers,

Marianne Ryan, Juliana Serrano, Sharon Weiser, Jim White. (11:15) Anna Davalos, Thomas Diaz, Jeremy Langill, James

Myers, Margaret Sedenquist, Juliana Serrano.

ACTING CHOIRMASTER: Ruth Ballenger.

ASSOCIATE ORGANIST/CHOIRMASTER: Grace Chung.

CANTERBURY CHOIR SECTION LEADERS/SOLOISTS: Elizabeth Tatum, Kimberli Poli, Stephen McDonough, Jim

Campbell.

CANTERBURY CHOIR: (Sopranos) Paula Arvedson, Betty Cole, Joanne DiVito, Susie Glaze, Elizabeth Goldstein, Leila

Gonzalez, Ann Lee Grimstad, Juliet Ingram-Mitchell, Lori Jordache, Patricia Kelly, Deborah Lewis, Eloise Porter, Andrea

Saiet, Riley Schnitz, Elizabeth Tatum, Rachel Tillman, Andrea Walsh, Tiona Wierman. (Altos) Ruth Ballenger, Mary Coles,

Glenda Corstorphine, Hannah Earnshaw, Frances Fitzgerald, Sharon Goldstein, Margo Halsted, Beth Houskamp, Sally

Ness, Sarah Phillips, Cathie Reid, Tamara Rhoads, Yve Ruiz, Deborah Schoch, Sandra Sharp, Donna Sider, Patricia

Stephens, Karen Anderson Weed, Sharon Wulfensmith. (Tenors) Bob Black, Christopher Brunwin, Bill Kilgore, Wayne

Langford, Stephen McDonough, Justin McNeill, Rick Murphy, Eduardo Serafin. (Basses) Mark Ankeny, Jim Campbell, Zach

First, Michael Johnson, Joe Kelly, David Kurtz, Neil Larson, David Platt, Cam Sanders, Ray Thompson, Mike Weed.

ACOLYTES: (9:00) Noah Lyon-Hartley, Captain; Ava King, Jasper King, Oscar Velasco, Captains-in-Training; Kaylie Glawe,

Madeline Harbison, Eliza Lemoine, Owen Lemoine; Tim Hartley, Acolyte coordinator. (11:15) Sara Baker, Soren Larsen-

Dierking, McCartney Scott, Captains; Caroline Patterson, Captain-in-Training; Mark Kortum, Sandy Biery, Acolyte

coordinator.

USHERS: (9:00) François Polifroni, Captain; Chris Folz, Assistant Captain; Jim Brunjes, Howard Caldwell, Cathy Clement,

Gage Hewes, Michael Jeffries, Monique LeBlanc, Carol Lundberg, Dan Lundberg, Tom Reilly, Trula Worthy. (11:15 ) William

Stewart, Assistant Captain; Cynthia Copeland, Suzanne Harris, Barbara Hunt, Susan Knecht, Linda Langford, Bob

Sukhanusasna, Paul Wims.

GREETERS: (9:00) Shannon Bankhead, Leader; Toni Boucher, Lisa Connor, Chris Folz. (11:15) Sarah McGrail-Dimalanta,

Leader; Kristin Bedford, Aris Dimalanta, Tom Drino, Mary Beth Finnerty, Marylouise Lau.

VERGERS: Betty Weigel, Gary Leonard, Jo Drummond, Ricardo Moreno-Aviña, Eric Whitten, Risë Worthy Deamer, Vivian

Varela, Anina Minotto.

ALTAR GUILD: Gail Crawford, Captain; (9:00) Sue Haynie-Horn. (11:15) William Atsumi.

FLOWER GUILD: Julie Jenkins, Joen Mitchell, Devika Wijesinghe, Risë Worthy Deamer, Gary Leonard - Ilex Floral Design.

AUDIO: Manny Carrillo.

VIDEO STREAMING: Keith Holeman.

TEACHERS: (Preschool) Whit Hayslip, Nancy Naecker, Anina Minotto, (K-5th grade) Rose Arakelian, Alisa Hale, Derek

Wan, Joy Bustrum, Emily Goulding, Melissa Bishop.

CHILD CARE PROVIDERS: Anamaria Montanez, Breeana Koemans, Lola Marie Montanez, Victoria Nararro, Kathie Leon,

Marisol Rosas.

AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE INTERPRETER: Lynn Aponte.

A signed service is offered at the 9:00 a.m. service each Sunday. If you can help or if you have questions, please call the

Pastoral Office for information.

LGBTQ+ Social Gathering 1:00–2:30 p.m.(Guild Room) We strive to enhance the journey of faith of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer community through opportunities to foster spiritual and educational growth, social interaction, political advocacy and pastoral care.

Reclaiming the Bible 2:00–3:30 p.m. (Small Lounge) Our goal will be to heal and move beyond the misunderstanding, con-fusion, hurtful interpretation, oppression, and other ways the Bible has been used against us.

February Jazz Vespers: Calabria Foti 5:00 p.m. (Chancel) Calabria Foti is an Amer-ican singer, violinist, com-poser, arranger, author, and educator. A consummate musician and a dynamic entertainer, Calabria is a connoisseur of music, from Classical to Broadway. She will be joined by Bob

McChesney on trombone, Otmaro Ruiz on piano, Mike Gurrola on bass and Dick Weller on drums. Mike Kinman offers a meditation.

This Week at All SaintsFebruary 16 – 22, 2020

www.allsaints-pas.org All Saints Church, 132 N. Euclid Ave, Pasadena CA 91101 626.796.1172

Children, Youth & FamiliesSunday MorningParents with InfantsParents with infants are always welcome in worship. If needed, parents may feed and change babies while listening to the service in the Small Lounge.Infants & Toddlers (Scott Hall)9:00 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Preschool (ages 2–4/pre-K) Child care and storytelling.Sunday School & Worship will resume Feb. 23.K-5th Grade Children’s Chapel Children K–5th grade join their families at the begin-ning of the 9:00 & 11:15 a.m. services, then follow the banner out for Children’s Chapel before the sermon. Parents are welcome to join the children if they wish.

Sunday Morning (cont.)K-5th Grade Sunday Schoolwill resume Feb. 23.The Journey 10:15 a.m. (Jr. High Room) For all in 6th–12th grades.Parent Culture 10:15 a.m. Please join us for discussions on current issues and community building as we juggle parenthood together. Parents of children from birth – 5th grade in Scott Hall 2; parents of teens in the OCC Conference Room.

For Information on Upcoming Youth Events visit http://ascyouth.squarespace.com/

Featured Ministry: Committee To End Gun Violence

This committee lets parishioners and others know how to protect themselves, their families and others from gun violence, helps parishioners,

others and All Saints itself be affective advocates for legislative and other actions to reduce and eventually end gun violence in our community,

in California and across the nation, honors those killed by gun violence and supports gun violence

survivors. We invite your questions, suggestions and involvement.

Wednesday, February 19Youth Group Dinner = 6:30 p.m. (Sweetland Hall)Program = 7:30–8:30 p.m. (Learning Center)Info = 626.583.2733 or youth@allsaints-pas.org. Thursday, February 20God, My Parents & Me 10:00 a.m. – Noon (Guild Room) A group for families with young chil-dren, supporting the challenging work of parenting by offering spiritual fellowship and emotional nur-turing to all parents. Information = Christina Ortega, 626.583.2733 or cortega@allsaints-pas.org.

Sunday, February 16 Monday, February 17President’s Day Holiday Church offices are closed. There will be no meetings or services today.

Tuesday, February 18Centering Prayer 6:45–8:00 p.m. (Chapel) Information = Ana Camacho, 626.583.2737 or acamacho@allsaints-pas.org.

Wednesday, February 19 Bible Study 10:30 a.m.– 12:00 p.m. (OCC Conference Room) Information = Christina Ortega, 626.583.2733 or cortega@allsaints-pas.org.

Noon Eucharist & Healing 12:10 p.m. (Chapel)

Women’s Community Happy Hour 5:00 – 7:00 p.m. The Women’s Community is ex-cited to start a new monthly tradition of a Women’s Happy Hour at the Bodega Wine Bar at the Paseo, only three blocks from All Saints Church. All women are invited to enjoy festive refreshments and con-versation, the third Wednesday of the month! The Bodega Wine Bar is ADA accessible and on the sec-ond floor of the Paseo, across from El Cholo Cafe. Information = Amanda Perez, aperez@allsaints-pas.org or 626.583.2732.

Thursday, February 20So You Want to Write! A Senior Saints Writing Group 12:30–2:00 p.m. (Seminar Room) Facilitated by Frances Noble. Come with your own novels, mem-oirs, or poetry to read and to reflect with each other. Information = Amanda Perez, aperez@allsaints-pas.org or 626.583.2732.

Taizé Prayers Around the Cross 6:00 p.m. (Chapel) Meditative prayers, song, scrip-ture and silence. Information = Debbie Daniels, allsaintstaize@gmail.com.

The Circle of Life: Issues of Aging Parents

Sunday, Feb. 23, 2:30–4:00 p.m. in the Seminar Room. Many of us face the joys and challenges

of having aging parents. In this circle of life, roles often change and losses occur, both great and

small. Lisa Bricker from Gently Guided LLC will offer a presentation: Insights into the World of Alzheimer’s, the story of a 15 year journey as a caregiver for her husband, Gary. We will share our experiences and explore the possibilities of

forming an ongoing group for support, exchange of information, and education. In the circle of life

that we all move through, let’s find our way togeth-er. All are welcome! Information = Ana Camacho, 626.583.2737 or acamacho@allsaints-pas.org.

Ash Wednesday Services – Feb. 26 Ash Wednesday is the

first day of Lent, the 40-day period of fasting before Easter. We offer

services:• 7:00 a.m. in the

Chapel• 12:10 p.m. in the

Church• 11:00 a.m.—2:00 p.m. Ashes-to-Go – Alfre-

do Feregrino will offer the imposition of ashes in our neighborhood.

• 7:00 p.m. Youth Ash Wed. Service in the Learning Center

• 7:30 p.m. in the Church; Canterbury Choir of-fers music. This is a bilingual Spanish/English service.

Information = Debbie Daniels, 626.583.2750 or ddaniels@allsaints-pas.org.

At 7:30, 9:00 & 11:15 a.m. Alfredo Feregrino preaches.At 1:00 p.m. Alfredo Feregrino preaches at the Spanish Language service.At 9:00 & 11:15 a.m. Coventry Choir offers Sim Shalom arr. by Janows-ki, with soloist Daniel Ramon and Cantate Domino by Pitoni.Youth Chamber Choir offers Sing to Me by Ramsey.At 1:00 p.m. Dan Cole & Ensemble offer music of Hernández.

Theatre Ministry Winter/Spring Season Measure for Measure, Fri., Mar. 6, 8:00 p.m. at Antaeus Theatre. “Some rise by sin and some by virtue fall.” Sex and hypocrisy abound in this bleak comedy about the corruption of power and authority … and the true nature of love and justice. Tickets are $25 and available at: https://qrs.ly/fvauzah. Passion, Fri., Mar. 20, 8:00 p.m., at Theatre @ Bos-ton Court. To celebrate Stephen Sondheim’s 90th birthday, Artistic Director Michael Michetti will direct a rare production of Sondheim’s Tony Award-Win-ning Best Musical and perhaps his most ravishing and personal work, Passion. Tickets are $30 and available at https://qrs.ly/eyauzbm. Alice in Wonderland, Fri., Apr. 17, 8:00 p.m. at A Noise Within. Crash through the looking glass with Alice on her zany adventure to an upside-down magical dream-land where imagination defies reality and mad-ness makes logic. Weaving a dark and whimsical poem of colorful eccentrics, Lewis Carroll’s fractured fairy tale creates a prism through which we can again experience the mystery and effervescent wonder of growing up. Tickets are $44 and available at https://qrs.ly/t9av82c. Information = Debbie Daniels at 626.583.2750 or ddaniels@allsaints-pas.org.

20’s/30’s Theological Reflections at the Rectory Thursday, Feb. 27 at 6:30 p.m. Mike Kinman invites all 20’s/30’s to an evening of conversation, reflection and fellowship. Bring your questions and stories. Find us on instagram at 2030allsaints. Questions: Chris-tine Cox at626-583-2765 or ccox@allsaints-pas.org.

Fiction Fun! Reads Transit by Rachel Cusk Friday, Feb. 28, at 7:00 p.m. in the Guild Room. Join us as we discuss this National Bestseller; finalist for the Scotiabank Giller Prize and the Goldsmiths Prize; long-listed for the Interna-tional Dublin Literary Award; and one of Time maga-zine’s top 10 fiction books

of the year. Information = Christine Cox at ccox@allsaints-pas.org or 626.583.2765.Holy Rakers Work Day Saturday, Feb. 29, at 8:30 a.m. Please join us for fun, digging, dirt and veggies! More information: Judith Fischer at fischer.judith@sbcglobal.net or Norma Pierson at n.pierson13@icloud.com.

Looking AheadEvents & Opportunities

Next Sunday: February 23, 2020

www.allsaints-pas.org All Saints Church, 132 N. Euclid Ave, Pasadena CA 91101 626.796.1172

Frida Kahlo: Wings to Fly/Alas para volar Sunday, Mar. 2, 2:30–4:00 p.m. in Sweetland Hall.

The Latino/Hispanic ministry invites you to their quarterly cultural convivio. Delve into the life and work of Mexican painter Frida Kahlo, and discover her through her letters, diary and the music she loved. Presented by Dr. Gloria Arjona, Professor of Spanish, Cal Tech. This is a potluck event; please bring a dish to share. For more information contact: Carlos D Carrillo, at carrilloc@sbcglobal.net.

Women’s Community Lunch of Compassion Sunday, Mar. 8 in Sweetland Hall at 1:00 p.m. This year is the Year of the Woman, and instead of high-lighting a single person, we’ll talk with a few leaders whose organizations have made a real difference to women and children in Pasadena. The groups all got their start right here at All Saints and women have made them successes. Lorna Miller, former head of outreach and community services here at All Saints, will be sharing thoughts and leading the panel discussion. Her guests are sure to include someone whose work you already admire! Join us for what promises to be a lively and informative hour. More information = Amanda Perez, at 626.583.2732 or aperez@allsaints-pas.org, or sign-up online here: https://bit.ly/2w6ijgN.Be on the Look Out: The 2020 Census is Coming In March 2020 nearly every household will receive an invitation to participate in the 2020 Census. The results affect your voice in government, how much funding your community receives, and how your community plans for the future. Plan to participate! Learn more at 2020CENSUS.GOV.

focus on the Apostle Paul. He is a University of Kan-sas, Lecturer and received a PhD. from the University of St. Andrews, Scotland. Mark will discuss the good will intention to change the way Christians have thought and talked about as well as behaved toward Jews, find-ing support from the way he

proposes Paul’s language in Romans can be read.

Election Day is Coming! Make sure to vote in the March 3, 2020 Primary

Election. To register: www.RegisterToVote.ca.gov To check your registration:

https://voterstatus.sos.ca.gov. Remember that the voting experience is changing in 2020!!! Voters can vote at any

vote center throughout LA County. Voting will be available for 11 days at vote centers throughout the County. Information = https://vsap.lavote.net/

Adult Education Offerings at 10:15 a.m. General Immigration News and Updates 2020 with Elizabeth Alcantar (Guild Room).Parent Culture in Scott Hall 2 (parents of children from birth–5th grade); OCC Conference Room (parents of youth 6th–12th grade).

Rector’s Forum at 10:15 a.m.How Evangelical Readings of Romans 11:26 Misread Paul’s View of His Fellow Jews with Mark NanosMark Nanos is a Jewish historian with a research

Feast & Friendship March Gatherings Set

The Spring 2020 series of Feast & Friendship gatherings is now available for sign-up on the All Saints website/Signup Center. Two dinners and one afternoon picnic for families are scheduled

for March. Choose a date/location that works for you, and you can anticipate making new friends during a potluck gathering at which “feasting and

friending” are the only agenda items! Informa-tion = Christine Cox at 626.583.2765 or ccox@allsaints-pas.org. Slots fill up quickly so sign up

promptly! And if you would like information about hosting a small gathering in June or July, let us

know – new hosts are welcome!

 Issue #9 - Feb 16, 2020  

We’re Listening!  Feedback Urged as PACES Continues Rolling Out Campus Concepts  Presented by the PACES (Planning and Campus Enrichment Strategies) Task Force, 10 concepts for creating a more welcoming church campus have begun appearing on the lawn in poster form each Sunday.   Your feedback is essential to the PACES Task Force as we discern which concepts are of greatest interest to you, with the best fit for the All Saints mission and values, consistent with the PACES guiding principles. Following is a sampling of the questions asked by parishioners to date – and the answers – to keep you informed.   Comments and questions may be directed to paces@allsaints-pas.org -- let us hear from you! 

 1. What are some examples of the deferred 

maintenance projects referenced?  There is a long list that includes: a new roof for Regas House, replacement of a 30-year-old air conditioning system, sprinkler systems, seismic retrofit of the old rectory, among other items. Some concepts offer the possibility of new construction that would remedy some of the deferred maintenance needs.  

2. Are these 10 concepts/projects really do-able?   Yes. Each concept is do-able, with a variety of options presented for consideration, all subject to the availability of funding and the planned phasing of each project. Your feedback will allow us to prioritize.  

 

 A lack of storage space creates cluttered staff work areas in the old rectory building. Such space could be converted to more welcoming space for campus visitors and meetings.  

 3. How much funding remains from the last capital 

campaign?   The nearly $2M remaining is earmarked for use in the spirit for which it was raised. Options addressing the best use of those funds to address our campus, infrastructure and building needs will be presented to the Vestry. At this time, no decisions have been made about how to pay for any of the concepts being explored by PACES.  

4. Has the PACES Task Force considered revenue-generating ideas among these concepts?  Yes. For example, the parking lot concept could include automated parking. Enhanced meeting facilities could be used by outside groups for a fee.     

 

 5. How can I be sure that my specific interests are 

represented in the concepts? I am interested in a new kitchen, for example, and better space for our choirs.  The broad concepts do cover many detailed suggestions gathered from the All Saints community. A new kitchen is considered as part of the concept describing new space for our Children, Youth and Family activities. Improved space for our music programs is considered in more than one concept. Be sure to voice your special interests and preferences – to the Vestry, to PACES task force members on the lawn or via email to paces@allsaints-pas.org. 

 6. Why are we refreshing the rectory?  

PACES offers a concept to remodel the old rectory—also called the office building—which currently houses staff and is in need of a seismic retrofit. PACES is not exploring modifications to the current rectory off-campus where Rector Mike Kinman lives with his family.  

7. What about the operating costs for any new or improved facilities?  Operating costs will be estimated and included in the late spring presentation to Vestry. The final cost estimates and funding plan will incorporate operating costs.     

 8. What is the timeline going forward for the PACES 

process?   We are at a critical juncture to gather feedback from the All Saints community now to help us prioritize the concepts and options. By Summer, we expect to be developing more detailed proposals and we will conduct a funding evaluation. We will begin presenting to the Vestry this April, a process that will take some months. Our goal is to present formally to the Vestry this Fall, and Vestry members will make decisions about how we move forward. Once a project or projects have been advanced by the Vestry, the next steps will involve the development of plans for fund development, construction planning and maintenance activities.  

9. Is it too late to take one of the PACES campus tours?  No—we would be delighted for you to join us. You may sign up by on the All Saints website in the “signup center” or call the church office for assistance. 

 10. Will the Feb. 2 Rector’s Forum describing the 10 

concepts be repeated?   While there are no plans to repeat the forum presentation, the video from Feb. 2 is now posted on the All Saints website at (http://allsaints-pas.org/paces) for your viewing. 

 For more information about PACES or to read past issues of the Keeping Pace bulletin, visit the PACES page on the All Saints website (http://allsaints-pas.org/paces).  

 

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Feast & Friendship Spring 2020 Gatherings.

Saturday, March 7, 2020, at 3-5 pmFamily Picnic w ith Snacks

Glenoaks Park in Glendale, 91206Family Friendly

Saturday, March 21, 2020, at 6:30 pmDinner at a private home in Los Angeles, 90065

Children Welcome

Saturday, March 28, 2020, at 6:30 pmDinner at a private home in Altadena, 91001

Adults only, please

Feast & Friendship signups for Spring 2020 can be taken in the Connection Center on the lawn OR on the All Saints website at allsaints-pas.org/ sign-up-center. Questions may be directed to Christine Cox at ccox@allsaints-pas.org or 626.583.2732.

Rev. January 2020

Feast & Friendship @All Saints Church

(Please sign up for one gathering)

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Sunday Book Group:

Anden en amorEn este libro dos sacerdotes episcopales (Scott Gunn y Melody Wilson Shobe) nos hacen recorrer El Libro de Oración Común, la vida cristiana y las creencias básicas de nuestra fe. Este libro explora el año litúrgico, los sacramentos de la iglesia, los hábitos de la oración diaria, y las enseñanzas del cristianismo anglicano. Descubre cómo la oración forma nuestras creencias y cómo nuestras creencias nos conducen a una relación más profunda con Jesucristo. Sundays, 2:30 ~ 4:00 p.m. Guild Room. Spanish only. 3/8-3/29 (4 sessions). Alfredo Feregrino

Thursday Afternoon Book Group: The Universal Christ“God loves things by becoming them,” Rohr writes, and Jesus’s life was meant to declare that humanity has never been separate from God—except by its own negative choice. When we recover this fundamental truth, faith becomes less about proving Jesus was God, and more about learning to recognize the Creator’s presence all around us, and in everyone we meet. Thursdays, 12:15 ~ 1:15 p.m., OCC Conference Room. 3/5-4/2 (5 sessions). Sally Howard

Thursday Evening Book Groups:

Entering the Passion of JesusEntering the Passion of Jesus takes us on a journey through the Gospels, walking with Jesus through Passion Week as we encounter the historical significance, and more importantly, are offered an opportunity to examine, question and deepen our own personal spiritual journey with Christ, preparing us for the glorious Easter! Thursdays, 7:00 ~ 8:30 p.m., Scott Hall 4. 2/27-4/2 (6 sessions). Susan Adkins

Making Our Way Home: The Great Migration and the Black American DreamMaking Our Way Home explores issues like voting rights, domestic terrorism, discrimination, and segregation alongside the flourishing of arts and culture, activism, and civil rights. Imani shows how these influences shaped America’s workforce and wealth distribution by featuring the stories of notable people and events, relevant data, and family histories. The experiences of prominent figures such as James Baldwin, Fannie Lou Hamer, El Hajj Malik El Shabazz (Malcolm X), Ella Baker, and others are woven into the larger historical and cultural narratives of the Great Migration to create a truly singular record of this powerful journey. Thursdays, 6:30 ~ 8:00 p.m., Scott Hall 3. 3/5-4/2 (5 sessions). Gloria Antall & Edna Trigg

Wednesday Morning Educational Group: Lenten Bible Study Jeremy Langill leads us through a five week engagement of the book of Revelation, exploring it’s context, genre, and authorship, and directing our attention to what its grand eschatological claims mean in the resurrection to come. Wednesdays, 10:30 a.m. ~ 12 noon. OCC Conference Room. 3/4-4/1 (5 sessions). Jeremy Langill

Wednesday Evening Educational Group: Radical Inclusion: The Great Story and Your StoryJoin the LGBTQ+ ministry for a Lenten small group to pray, connect, and reflect on our core value: Radical Inclusion. Allies are welcome. Wednesdays, 7:00 ~ 8:30 p.m., Scott Hall 4. 3/4-4/1 (5 sessions). Thomas Diaz

Thursday Evening Educational Group: Discovering our Personal Financial IntelligenceWhat is your family’s relationship with money? How does one plan for the future in today’s uncertain environment? How do we nurture our personal financial intelligence? Join our business and financial experts for a four-week

financial literacy workshop. Thursdays, 6:00-8:00 p.m., Jr. High Room. 3/5-3/26 (4 sessions). Kimberli Hudson & Mike Puls

Saturday Morning Educational Groups:

The Way of Love“The Way of Love is a way of life. More than a program or curriculum, it is an intentional commitment to follow Jesus: Turn, Learn, Pray, Worship, Bless, Go, Rest.” This 9 week offering leads participants through the Way of Love, to the development of a Rule of Life, and a recommitment to following Jesus. Saturdays, 9:00-10:30 a.m., Scott Hall 3. 2/29-5/9 (9 sessions). Dori Torrey

Centering Prayer Centering Prayer is a meditation practice that is founded in the contemplative Christian tradition. A sacred word is chosen as your symbol of intention to consent to God’s presence and action within. Your word is used to focus your attention so that when thoughts or sensations arise you return gently to the sacred word. No previous meditation experience necessary. Saturday mornings, TBD, Church. Centering Prayer Ministry

Lenten Group OfferingsPick the book, meditation or educational group during Lent that is perfect for you from this diverse variety of offerings. Group leaders and dates are in bold. For information please contact cortega@allsaints-pas.org.

John Clayton