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The Life of the Parish January 20–26, 2019 Second Sunday after the Epiphany The Church Calendar can be accessed on the St. Matthew’s Website: http://stmattsaustin.org/About/resources.html Evening Prayer Daily at 5:15 pm in the Cauley Bell Tower Chapel
LOVE AND POWER—AT THE HEART OF HUMAN SUFFERING AND JOY | SUNDAYS JANUARY 27 AND FEBRUARY 3 | 9:15–10:15 AM HUFFMAN HALL Led by church member Jeff Jury, former President of the International Academy of Mediators, and our rector, Merrill Wade, this multi-media presentation will focus us on two sources of tension in our private lives and our cur-rent national and international conflicts. All human beings need to be able to give and receive authentic love and to exercise power in some meaningful ways. Yet, we know all too well that love and power are complex, fragile, and easily misused. Our goal is to help one another embrace this complexity and to embrace relevant scripture to help us seek God’s guidance. Addi-tionally, there will be two Thursday night sessions (January 31 and February 7 at 7:00 pm) to deepen the conversation for those who so desire. Submitted by Merrill Wade and Jeff Jury
2019 PLEDGE UPDATE FROM THE STEWARDSHIP COMMITTEE Happy New Year! As of Tuesday, January 15, 2019, We have received 246 pledges for a total of $1,038,590. This is more than we received for all of 2018. Such good news to begin 2019! It is not too late to pledge for 2019 if you haven’t yet. Your participation matters! Pledge cards are available in the sanctuary and Huffman Hall; and you can also pledge online through the St. Matthew’s website: http://www.stmattsaustin.org/Give/ pledging-at-st-matts.html. Thank you for your support. Submitted by the St. Matthew’s Stewardship Committee
ST. MATTHEW’S ANNUAL WOMEN’S RETREAT—REGISTER NOW | FEBRUARY 22–24, 2019 Please join us for our annual Women's Retreat, February 22–24. Always a wonderful weekend with an inspiring message that will help energize your spirit, it’s also the perfect time to get away with friends and other woman of the parish to form deeper bonds. From our amazing speaker who will motivate your heart to having some alone time in the great outdoors, there is truly something for everyone. Check out the hike and bike trails, enjoy a midday nap or explore the winery next door. Whatever you choose, this weekend will be a great way to kick off the year. The online registration form is available at http://bit.ly/stmattsretreat. Please contact Mandy Hubbard at [email protected] or 512-415-4366 if you would prefer to pay by cash or check or if you have any questions. Submitted by Mandy Hubbard
MLK DAY MARCH | MONDAY, JANUARY 21 | 9:00 AM Join with our brothers and sisters from around Austin as we celebrate the life and prophetic vision of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. We'll meet at the corner of San Jacinto and Deloss Dodds Way by the UT football stadium at 8:45 am and walk up to the start of the rally at the MLK statue on campus. Wear your St. Matt's T-shirts if you have one, or let Fr. Christian know your size beforehand and he'll have one waiting for you. The march goes directly to Huston-Tillotson this year (2-miles), so go the whole way or turn around whenever you hit your step count ;) Submitted by Christian Hawley
SENIOR FRIENDS AND MEMORIES LUNCHEONS SIGN-UP BEGINS JANUARY 27 Whoever said “old friends are best?” We’ve heard that adage before, right? But here at St. Matt’s we say, “Better make some new friends fast—so they soon become good old friends.” If you have ever bought a discount movie ticket, taken advantage of a senior discount, are retired, or just feel like a senior, you are invited to St. Matthew’s Senior Friends and Memories Luncheons! Sign-up begins next Sunday, January 27! There is no cost thanks to the Endowment Committee. We’ll even arrange a ride for you! Whether you’ve been a mem-ber here for 3 months or 30 years, you are invited—our first event is February 11. Submitted by Laurie Brown
WOMEN’S STORY CIRCLE SPEAKER, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3: SUSAN LEDENHAM SAVE THE DATE! On Sunday, February 3, parishioner Susan Ledenham will share the story she has titled, “Let Go and Let God Guide You.” More information will follow next week. Mark your calendar now! Submitted by Janice Watkins
HOLIDAY CHURCH OFFICE HOURS, JANUARY 21 The church offices will be closed on Monday, January 21, in observance of MLK, Jr. Day. Regular hours will resume on Tuesday, January 22. Submitted by Mickie Dunn
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Annual Meeting January 20
10:30 am Combined Service in the sanctuary
Followed by a free luncheon (cooked by the Holy Smokers and Chef Robert) in Huffman Hall, with children’s activities
Meeting called to order at 12:00 pm
Luncheon Menu:
Beef brisket, smoked sausage, chicken breasts, grilled eggplant parmesan, pinto beans, fiesta corn, roasted root veggies, su-
perfood slaw, green salad, rolls, beverages, and two different desserts.
Nominees for Election on January 20, 2019
At the Annual Parish Meeting, St. Matthew’s members will elect 6 new members to the Vestry, 3 new members to the En-dowment Committee, 2 new members to the Memorial Garden Committee, and 2 Council Representatives who will serve as
alternates for the 2019 Diocesan Council and as delegates for the 2020 and 2021 Councils.
Vestry Nominees
Jeanine Adinaro Carlos Castaño Brett Giles Kasey Gilliam
Ernest “Cuatro” Groos Amy Novak Doug Webster
Endowment Committee Nominees
Vicki DeWeese Nora Foster Mary Nell Frucella
Memorial Garden Committee Nominees
Elizabeth Barrett Jill Miller Larry Richards
Diocesan Council Alternate/Representative
Nominees
Vickie Blumhagen Ann O’Connell
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St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church
Spring 2019
Save the Dates
Women's Retreat at Balcones Springs
February 22–24
Men's Retreat on the Lone Star Hiking Trail
February 28–March 3
Parish Retreat at Wessendorf Ranch, Blanco
May 31–June 2
Spiritual Gifts Class Janice Watkins, facilitator Sunday, January 13 & Thursdays, January 17 and 24
Love and Power—At the heart of human suffering and joy with Jeff Jury and Merrill Wade Sunday, January 27 & Thursday, January, 31 Sunday, February 3 & Thursday, February 7
Poetry and Faith with Travis Helms Sundays, February 10 and February 17
Episcopal Church History with Dr. Dan Joslyn-Siemiatkoski, Seminary of the Southwest Sundays, February 24–March 17
Lenten Author Series Oscar Casares, Barclay Thompson, Jeff Abbott, Bryan Mealer, and others to be announced Thursdays, March 7, 14, 28, April 4, and April 11
Ethics of the Cross and Resurrection with Dr. Asante Todd, Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary Sundays, April 7, 14, 28, and May 5
“in returning and rest”
A Series of Formation Events NOW OFFERED on Sunday mornings at 9:15 am and Thursday nights at 7:00 pm
Family-friendly Formation Family Retreat Day Saturday, March 2
Family Day of Service Saturday, April 6
Family Day at the Lake Sunday, May 19
L ent and Easter at St. Matthew’s prayer and penitence resurrection and renewal
Shrove Tuesday Dinner March 5
Ash Wednesday Services March 6 7:00 am, noon, 7:00 pm
Palm Sunday April 14 10:30 am
Maundy Thursday April 18 6:30 pm
Good Friday Services April 19 9:00 am hike, noon, 5:45 pm Stations of the Cross
Easter April 21 9:00 and 11:00 am
Lenten Noon Concerts
Thursdays March 14–April 11
12:05-12:35 pm
Atria at the Arboretum
9306 Great Hills Trail
The St. Matthew’s Schola Concerts
Saturdays, February 2, April 13,
and June 8
7:30 pm
St. Matthew’s Sanctuary
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WEDNESDAY NOON HEALING SERVICE | RM B-14 (WILSON ROOM) St. Matthew’s clergy invites you to (re)discover the Wednesday Noon Healing Service. This service is a warm and intimate celebration of the Holy Communion, including a dignified ritual of “laying on of hands” for those who come for healing. Special emphasis, too, is given to those holy women and holy men whose days on the liturgical calendar we honor during the year. Submitted by Travis Helms
COMMUNITY ACUPUNCTURE FOR STRESS RELIEF |TUESDAYS| NOON | B-14 | Join Jeanine Adinaro, parishioner and licensed acupuncturist, for a half-hour session of prayer and treatment every Tuesday—perfect for a little holiday stress relief. Inter-ested parties should wear comfortable clothes, eat a light snack beforehand, and bring a jacket or blanket if you find B-14 a little chilly. Those afraid of pins have an acupressure option, and those just not sure what acupuncture is are encouraged to contact Jeanine at [email protected]. Submitted by Christian Hawley
REGISTER NOW! MEN’S BACKPACKING TRIP: PILGRIMAGE TO THE CORE | FEBRUARY 28–MARCH 3, 2019 | LONE STAR HIKING TRAIL, COLDSPRING, TX “Take a hike, man” is the best advice Bart Simpson ever gave. Men of St. Matt’s let’s take this advice. Challenge yourself physically and spiritually in community. Let’s have an adventure Thursday night through Sunday afternoon on the Lone Star Hiking Trail. No experience necessary for this 30-35 mile backpacking trip. Event aimed at en-gaging and growing spiritual life and leadership qualities in participants through liturgy, scripture, reflection, challenges, and camaraderie. Ten spots available; first come, first reserved. Contact Justin Forgey, 512-698-5555, to claim a spot. Warm-up hike on Sunday, January 27, at St. Edward’s Park after church. Submitted by Christian Hawley
2019 Altar Flower Chart—Arrange to Dedicate Arrangements The St. Matthew’s Flower Guild lovingly cre-ates an arrangement of flowers for the altar each week. The flowers are sponsored by members of the congregation, who recognize friends and loved ones on their special days, celebrate important events, or just give thanks! The Flower Chart for 2019 is now posted on the bulletin board in the Commons. Look it over and pick a Sunday you’d like to make yours. There are plenty of dates open—though please remember that during Lent, we have no altar flowers or dedica-tions. Bless you! Submitted by Joyce Statz
LUX: MUSIC FOR CANDLEMAS | SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2 | 7:30 PM | SANCTUARY On Saturday, February 2 at 7:30 pm, the Schola of St. Matthew's presents Lux: Music for Candlemas. This choral concert will explore the theme of light and will fea-ture music by Esenvalds, Byrd, Gretchaninoff, and Lauridsen. This event is free and open to the public. Submitted by Eric Johnson
A NEW YEAR WISH FOR FULL TUMMIES FOR EVERYONE You and I can make that wish come true by bringing each Sunday one non-perishable food item from our pantries for the Caritas North Food Pantry. Perhaps a note with your nametag will help you remember to bring food. I do it that way. This week’s specific needs are: fruit cocktail and other canned fruits, canned spinach and collard greens, hearty soups, cereals—hot and cold, and pasta. Baskets for dropping off your items are in the Caritas Corner of the sanctuary Commons and in Huffman Hall for the Family Service. If you’d prefer to make a donation of $1 or more toward purchasing food, there is a money box in the Commons, too. Thank you. I look forward to seeing you on Sunday. Submitted by Jane Baxter Lynn
CONTEMPLATIVE OFFERING | SUNDAYS | 5:00 PM | FUN & FITNESS ROOM (1ST FLOOR, DAY SCHOOL) This Sunday instructor Sarah Pendergraft joins us for “Yoga as Embodied Prayer” as our Contemplative Service. In the months following, your clergy will begin offering a variety of contemplative services to complement our regular yoga practice. Sarah will continue offering yoga instruction one Sunday evening per month; on other Sunday evenings Merrill, Christian, Travis, and Mary will lead us in other contemplative practices as we explore different ways of connecting with God more deeply. More information soon to come! Submitted by Travis Helms
ART EXHIBIT IN SANCTUARY BASEMENT HALLWAYS—YOU’RE INVITED! Art Among Friends invites you to view their exhibit of winter scenes in the north hallway below the sanctuary. The group paints together on Tuesdays. You are invited to come by and join in or just visit and have coffee any time. Submitted by Linda Fryer
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OFFSHOOTS SMALL GROUPS Offshoots small groups are a chance for parishioners to share our passions with one another and our neighbor. If you want to form your own Offshoot with support from church staff and clergy, email [email protected] and [email protected]. Once you have the okay from Fr. Christian, please email the group info to [email protected] for entry into the WW and website. Formation of groups is a rolling process throughout the year, so keep your ideas coming!
Sunday Lunch Group at Luby’s Kay & Leon Whitney [email protected] First Sunday of each month unless there is a parish-wide event; contact Kay & Leon for info.
Third Monday Book Club Diane Sparks [email protected] Meets third Monday of each month, 5:00–7:00 pm, Rm B-14; next meeting: Update! No January meeting due to holiday Feb. 18 reading Citizens of London, by Lynne Olson & choosing a new list of books
Wall Street Musing Chris Wilson [email protected] Next meeting: TBD
20s-40s Bible Study Erin Wade [email protected] Next meeting Feb. 5, Youth Center, 6:00 pm
Saturday Morning Prayer & Share/OSL Group Sandy Lanier [email protected] Saturdays, 9:00-10:30 am, Rm-14 (Wilson Room), then breakfast at Molcas @10:45 am.
Let’s go to the Movies Babs Clendenin [email protected] Wed. afternoons; please contact Babs for movie information each week.
Art Among Friends Linda Fryer [email protected] Meets Tuesdays 10:00 am-2:00 pm
Espanol con amigos (Spanish with friends) Dot Strance [email protected] Every Thursday, 11:00 am-noon, Library (in Huffman Hall)
Family Camping Group Brad Banister [email protected] The next trip is at Enchanted Rock on the weekend of March 29-31. Click the link for a video of the park: https://youtu.be/okIyGCHy6aE.
Tuesday Night Bible Study & Prayer Group Laurie Brown [email protected] Stay tuned for an important update to the group! Contact Laurie for information.
Cycling Group Adam Bartlett [email protected] TBD
Cookbook Dinner Group Bill Buros [email protected] Email Bill for more information.
For more detailed group descriptions, we invite you to click this link, http://stmattsaustin.org/Connect/offshoots.html, or
go to the Offshoots page on St. Matthew’s website. Submitted by Christian Hawley
FAMILY SERVICE DATES January 20 Annual Meeting,
January 27 Huffman Hall
February 3 Huffman Hall
February 10 Scout Sunday, Combined Service, Sanctuary
FAMILY MINISTRY NEWS
More Family Ministry news on the next page!
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YOUTH MINISTRY NEWS
NEW YEAR’S NEWS FROM SOS Youth Programming kicks back into gear! Please join us for the following special events (our regular schedule—2nd and 4th Sundays—resumes in Feb.)
Sunday, 1/20 SOS On-Campus | 3:00-5:00 pm | Youth Center New Year’s Revolutions! Meeting at a special time! Come join us for Games, Food, Fun and a meaningful conversation and ritual to help put New Year’s faith resolutions into action.
Sunday, 1/27 Sr. High Breakfast | 9:00-10:00 am, Galaxy Café Students grades 9-12 are invited to join Travis for a conversation about growing in faith in a new year (resolutions and all), and the true meaning of Epiphany. Our regular Bible Study continues in February.
Sunday, 1/27 Beauty and the Beast at Anderson High with the Mix | after Church Jr. & Sr. High Students are invited to help chaperone the Mix (grades 3-5) as they visit Anderson High for a performance of Beauty and the Beast and conversation over ice cream after. Details found in the Family Ministry News section. Please RSVP to Susan Goodman at [email protected].
SAVE the Date! Sunday, 5/5 | Bishop’s Visit Our next confirmation opportunity will be the 10:30 service when we will be joined by the Rt. Rev. Philip P. Duncan II, retired Bishop of the Central Gulf Coast. A Confirmation Training Day Retreat will likely be held on 4/7 & 4/14, 12:00-3:00 pm. Email Travis at [email protected] to RSVP or to discuss scheduling conflicts.
Want to stay informed on upcoming youth events???! *TEXT “@sos512” to “81010” to sign up for reminder texts for SOS Youth Ministry.
BUILDING FAITH WITH LEGOS! CHILDREN’S SUNDAY SCHOOL starts back this Sunday, January 13—meet in the Youth Center at 9:15 am to hear/watch an amazing story from the Jesus Storybook Bible video series and then create an image from the lesson. This is open to all ages and we hope you will join us. For those kiddos that don’t love Legos, we will have lots of creative arts and crafts to help discover the story a little deeper.
THE MIX (3RD, 4TH AND 5TH GRADERS) | SUNDAY, JANUARY 27 You all are in for a special treat! This month, we will be going to the Anderson High School Theater again to see Beauty and the Beast. This is a classic tale and several of our very own theat-rical parishioners are part of the musical. This is a great show AND it has great messages that we can discuss afterward at Wally's—love, kindness, beauty (inside and out), forgiveness and more. Meet at the HS Theater off Cima Serena at 1:45 pm. We will have your ticket there and all go in together. Tickets are provided by St. Matthew’s—bring a few dollars for a snack and a drink, if you like. Pick-up is at 4:30 pm at St. Matthew’s. Please RSVP to Susan Goodman and let her know how many will be joining—invite friends! [email protected].
No Sunday School on January 20, due to annual meeting. See you on the 27th!
VBS 2019—SAVE THE WEEK! | JUNE 24-28 | 9:00 - NOON WITH EXTENDED CARE OPTIONS UNTIL 1:00 AND 5:00 Blast off and discover the wonders of God’s universe. Voyagers will journey through space, exploring where God’s power can take them. Along the way, we’ll learn how God walked with heroes of the Bible, and that God is always with us, too. Add to the adventure with out-of-this-world fun, learning, and timeless Bible stories that will inspire kids to give glory to God, who is able to do far beyond all that we could ask or imagine! Registration will open April 1, 2019. Invite your neighbors, school friends, and family to VBS! Look for more details to come.
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On Saturday, January 12, the SOS Youth Group and other folks from St. Matthew’s went out to the
Community First Village and helped to plant some trees for the people who live there.
What a great and grateful way to begin the new year!
Photos courtesy of Travis Helms
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In Our Prayers January 20–26, 2019 This list is read aloud at daily Evening Prayer (5:15 pm, Charlotte Cauley Gray Bell Tower Chapel)
and is included on the Intercessory Prayer Network.
Clergy: Justin of Canterbury; Archbishop; Michael, our Presiding Bishop; Andy, Dena, Jeff, and Hector, our Bishops; Merrill, Christian, Travis, Chuck, Jerry, Seth, and Mary, our clergy; Will, our senior seminarian.
Lay Leadership: the Staff, the Wardens, the Treasurer, the Vestry, the Day School Board of Trustees, the Endowment Committee, the Memorial Garden Committee, and all the other commissions and councils of the Vestry of St. Matthew’s.
Our Outreach Partners and Ministries: Kairos, Habitat for Humanity, El Buen Samaritano, Good Faith Ministry, MPAC, Job Support, Care for the Caregiver, Heifer Project, Casa Marianella, Caritas, Trinity Center, Women’s Story Book Project, Hope House, Honduras Good Works, Interfaith Action of Central Texas (IACT), Prayer Shawl Ministry, Threads of Love, Foundation for the Homeless Family Rehousing Initiative, Daughters of the King, the Brotherhood of St. Andrew, EfM, and the Episcopal Veterans Fellowship.
Our men and women in the Armed Forces and others who serve our country at home and overseas. Remembering those who gave their last, full measure in the service of their country: James Slape, Diobanjo Sanagustin, Timothy Bolyard, Taylor Galvin, Reymond Transfiguración, Christopher Celiz, and James Grotjan.
Our brothers and sisters in Christ who are actively being persecuted for your name, and all of God’s children who know suffering at the hands of war, disease, natural disaster, injustice, and oppression. Remembering especially the churches in Syria, Egypt, and Iraq, and the people of Afghanistan, Ukraine, and the Holy Land; the people of Aleppo; the people of Jerusalem and Palestine; and all those around the world affected by terrorism and violence. Keeping in prayer all those in California affected by the adverse winter weather. Praying for all those affected by the government shut-down.
The students, families and staff of St. Matthew’s Episcopal Day School and other schools and seminaries: General Theological Seminary, Seminary of the Southwest, and Berkeley Episcopal Seminary at Yale Divinity School.
Those on our prayer list:
Ongoing Prayer Requests Tony & Maly Hatheway Jeffrey Seiler Beth Ann Sikes
Alex Acosta Mary Lou Henshaw & family Virgie Seiler Taryn
Bob & Bonita Barbara Hilliard Jim Sparks John Tobin Family
Lucy Boyea Hink & Nancy Johnson Billie Stallsworth Hillary & John Treanor
Jane & Don Bray Julie & family Stephanie Births/Adoptions
James Logan Brown Bill Kjellstrand Laurie Frucella Thaxton Evelyn Ruth Murphy, daughter
Wanda Burnette Tom & Cornelia LeMond Dale Van Horne of Emily & Nathaniel Murphy,
Sue Burton Tammy DeWitt Le Christine Warner & family born 1/16/19
Barbara Bass Clarke Laurie Wells Matson Barbara Williams Juniper James Purl, daughter
Mark Clifton & family Leland McCullough Cynthia Wilson of Reilly & Josh Purl,
Marty Craddock Suzanne McDaniel Mike & Jocelyn Wilson born 12/28/18
Ellen Demotsis & family Chuck Naeve Bob Yeargain Dawson Clay Slaughter, son
Anna Dodge Peggy Newby New Prayer Requests of Emily & Richard Slaughter,
Josie Dougherty Larry Nichols Scott Goesling born 12/22/18
(Charles) Buck Edwards Craig Ramsey John Goodenough Those Who Have Died
Jack & Rita Eccles Nancy & Larry Richards Gene Holiman John Tobin
Glen Ellis Lawrence Richards, Jr. George Meihaus
Janet Farrar Ken Robertson Walter Schmid
Cliff Harrison Nancy & Joe Satterfield Arthur Shelton
ALTAR FLOWERS DEDICATIONS The altar flowers are given to the glory of God.
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THE CHURCH OFFERS NURTURING AND EXPERIENCED CHILDCARE EVERY SUNDAY MORNING
9:00–11:45 am in Huffman Nursery for children newborn - age 4
PERSONAL PRAYER TEAMS ARE AVAILABLE during communion at the 10:30 service in the sanctuary. We have a prayer station on the west side in the gallery. All prayer requests and discussions are completely confi-dential. HOME DELIVERY OF COMMUNION IS AVAILABLE If you are unable to come to church and would like Holy Communion brought to you on Sunday, please call the church office at 512-345-8314. IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO WALK TO THE ALTAR FOR HOLY COMMUNION TODAY, please notify an usher and the communion elements will be brought to you where you are seated. BE IN THE KNOW ABOUT PARISH EVENTS AND NEWS! You can subscribe to the St. Matthew’s email list by visiting our website at www.stmattsaustin.org and clicking the “Subscribe” button on our homepage.
All submissions, including prayer requests, for the Weekly Word must be received by the church office by Wednesday at noon in order to appear in the upcoming Sunday’s edition. Please send Weekly Word articles to Christine at [email protected]. Prayer requests, please send to Mickie at [email protected]
CHURCH OFFICE HOURS: MONDAY - FRIDAY, 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
If we can assist you in any way, please contact the Church Office.
Rector: The Rev. Merrill Wade
Associate Rector: The Rev. Christian Hawley
Curate, Family & Youth Pastor: The Rev. Dr. Travis Helms
Rector Emeritus: The Rev. Charles Huffman
Assisting Clergy: The Rev. Seth Deleery
The Rev. Jerry Chapman
The Rev. Mary Keenan, Transitional Deacon
Senior Seminarian: Will Berry
Director of Music/Organist: Ms. Jean Farris Fuller
Choral Director: Eric Johnson
Family & Children’s Minister: Susan Goodman
Children’s Choir Director: Mary Smith
Our Vestry: Senior Warden, Jenny Bailey; Junior Warden, Anne Webster; Alexis Bagshaw, Becky Casares, Mark Strickland, Ganne McCullough, Matt Thompson, Mandy Hubbard, Jim Fryer, Chichi Armstrong, Jeff Bobick, Gabrielle Field, Emma Garrett, Lisa Hobbs
St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church 8134 Mesa Drive Austin, TX 78759 Telephone (512) 345-8314 FAX (512) 346-2085 www.stmattsaustin.org Follow us: Facebook: St Matt’s Austin Twitter: @StMattsAustin
ST. MATTHEW’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
January 13, 2018 “The Dancer and the Dance”
The Rev. Travis Helms
Readings for Sunday, January 27, 2019 Nehemiah 8:1-3, 5-6, 8-10 1 Corinthians 12:12-31a
Luke 4:14-21 Psalm 19
Sunday, January 13, 2019: 8:00 am HE I Sanctuary, 36;
10:30 am HE II Sanctuary, 221; 10:30 am HE II Family Service, 140; 5:00 pm Contemplative, 4; Total: 401
Wednesday, January 16, 2019: 12:00 pm Public Service of Healing: 8
Vestry Persons of the Month: Matt Thompson & Emma Garrett
Pursuant to Section 30.06, Penal Code (trespass by license holder with a concealed handgun), a person licensed under
Subchapter H, Chapter 411, Government Code (handgun licensing law), may not enter this property with a concealed
handgun.
Pursuant to Section 30.07, Penal Code (trespass by license holder with an openly carried handgun), a person licensed
under Subchapter H, Chapter 411, Government Code (handgun licensing law), may not enter this property with a handgun
that is carried openly.
