Sunday Worship Schedule 

Our Sunday worship schedule:

 

            

            February 16 - The Church in ministry and mission

 

            February 23 - How we read scripture

 

            March 1 - Wrapping up and going forward

           

 

All are welcome to attend any or all sessions of this class.

 

 

This class will serve as formation for those desiring to receive the sacrament of Confirmation and for those desiring to be received into the Episcopal Church  who have made an adult commitment of faith in another Christian tradition.

 

Confirmations and Receptions

will take place on Sunday, March 8 at 10:45 at St. Bede's.

 

 

 

 

Seeking and Serving Christ in All Persons: 

A Non-Discrimination Ordinance for the City of Tucker

Through our baptism we covenant to "seek and serve Christ in all persons" and "respect the dignity of every human being".  The City of Tucker is one of the few municipalities in DeKalb County that has not yet passed an anti-discrimination ordinance to protect all of its citizens from discrimination on the basis of a host of criteria including age, sex, ability, gender-identity, nationality, religion, and religious expression (among others). A group of citizens are working toward the passage of a Non-Discrimation Ordinance in the City of Tucker and we invite you to join us in our work to show your support for this measure. Please pick up information in the Connect Center and join an upcoming meeting. We meet every other Saturday 9 am (upcoming Feb 22). For more information email the group at  tuckerNDOrdinance@hotmail.com and like us on Facebook at Tucker Non Discrimination Ordinance. You are welcome to discuss this with Renea Doughton-Johnson who attends St Bede's.

 

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We have teams that take turns each Sunday of the month - 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th & 5th Sundays. The team leader coordinates who does what each Sunday.  Of course, there is flexibility if you are out of town or something comes up during your team's week. If you join a team, you do not have to read  and serve communion. If your preference is to do only one of these things, we are happy to have you join us.

We especially need readers for our 8:15 services.

This is an important and rewarding ministry. I believe it is especially important for us to hear God's words spoken through many the voices of our Body. Plus, reading the lessons and prayers is great experience if you want to work on your public speaking skills. You don't have to write anything, just read! We have young and old readers, so I encourage anyone who is interested to prayerfully consider this ministry, especially our Youth Group.

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The Most Rev. Michael B. Curry, Presiding Bishop and Primate of The Episcopal Church, encourages congregations and supporters to support the  ONE THOUSAND DAYS OF LOVE campaign through observance of  Episcopal Relief & Development Sunday on March 1, 2020. 

"Lent is a time of reflection and of following Jesus, demonstrating his love for the world," said Presiding Bishop Curry. "I invite all congregations to devote a Sunday in Lent to reflect on the transformational work of Episcopal Relief & Development, particularly their work with children, and to tangibly demonstrate God's love by giving generously to support ONE THOUSAND DAYS OF LOVE."  

At the 2009 General Convention, Lent was officially designated as a time for dioceses, congregations and individuals to remember and support the work of Episcopal Relief & Development. Although the first Sunday in Lent is the official day of observance, churches may hold a special service on any Sunday. 

Globally, 155 million children under the age of six are not reaching their full potential due to inadequate nutrition and healthcare. ONE THOUSAND DAYS OF LOVE is a three year, $3 million grassroots Church-wide fundraising campaign dedicated to expanding Episcopal Relief & Development's programs for children up to age six. The campaign launched in September 2019 and will run for 1,000 days until May 31, 2022.

"In Matthew 18, Jesus calls children the greatest among us," said Chad Brinkman, Director, Campaign for Episcopal Relief & Development. "Your support of the ONE THOUSAND DAYS OF LOVE campaign will enable Episcopal Relief & Development to expand initiatives that benefit these greatest among us -- children -- around the world."