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Please join us Sunday morning at 10:30.

While we will continue with our facebook stream on Sunday mornings, we will also celebrate Holy Eucharist together in person (outdoors, masked and distanced) every Sunday at 2:00 pm in the upper lot unless it's raining or snowing. If the weather is bad, we'll send an email cancelling by 11:00 am that day.

As per diocesan guidelines, you must register ahead of time, and we can only have 50 folks per service, but if demand is high enough, we can add a second service in the weeks to come. The service is just under an hour, and there's time to visit with one another in a safe way. Register below for this Sunday.

Please wear a mask, dress for the weather, and bring a chair and a Book of Common Prayer if you have one. Also: Valerie will be leading us in music some weeks; if you are a musician of any variety, we'd love to have you take a week to offer some simple music for our outdoor worship. Please be in touch with Valerie or Mother Jenna.

Sundays 9:30 a.m.

Join Mo. Jenna for more Q and A on zoom. Her Q for you: what bible story or piece of scripture has been especially meaningful to you? What text from scripture/part of the bible do you just not get, or do you wish you knew more about? Join us at 9:30 for some low-key discussion.

The Women's Bible Study continues to meet via Zoom on Monday mornings at 10:30 and welcomes any and all who might be interested. Currently we are doing a series on Women in the Bible--the Good, Bad, and Remarkable. Please use the attached Zoom link to jump aboard and then save that link for further use as it is a recurring link.

Passcode: biblestudy

As more people may need to enter the school/church building during the school week, it is important that we understand the guidelines. The school is following strict protocols which we need to respect. During the school day up to 4:00 please enter through the school entrance and tell the receptionist who you are and that you are doing church work and get your temperature taken. If you come after 4:00 and see anyone from the school just let them know who you are and where you are going to be. If you are coming to church to record for the church service please enter through the main sanctuary door. Obviously the weekends are different and no one from the school will be on duty.

Sign up for a round of golf with your St. B's friends - and their friends. We will be playing at Indian Hills Country Club on April 19 with a 9:30am tee time. $620 for a foursome includes golf, goodie bag, CHEATS package, and after-tournament lunch.

If you don't play golf but still want to help us raise money for the Outreach ministries of St. B's, find a local business to be a sponsor, or sign up for a sponsorship yourself. Thanks to Zag Equipment Sales (Tim Gould) and K-9 Coach (Amber & Jarette Burckhalter) for already signing up as sponsors.

Please know that due to COVID restrictions we are delaying the Low Country Boil Dinner but that will be back in August, so mark your calendars for 8/28/2021.

We have much to celebrate at St. Benedict's in January 2021. We have enthusiastically welcomed the Rev. Jenna Strizak as our new rector. We have celebrated three outdoor communion services, bundled up with smiles behind our masks. As we begin moving forward and planning for exciting times at St. Benedict's our commitment to stewardship continues. We are grateful that we have received $382,200 with 84 pledges. Thank you to those who have pledged for your generous commitment to St. Benedict's for 2021.

We invite and encourage those who haven't pledged to please join other parishioners at our church and to make a commitment to financially support the work we have before us. We receive pledges of all amounts, from a few hundred to thousands of dollars per year – whatever works best for the giver. We simply want everyone to participate and support the church. 

You can pledge online below or by returning the pledge card to the church. 

The sculpture is a second casting of a piece commissioned by Pope Francis and created by Canadian artist Timothy Schmalz, who has received broad attention for his Homeless Jesus sculpture. This sculpture embodies the Church’s teachings on immigration, particularly the importance of welcoming the stranger and celebrating the many contributions of migrants and refugees to our society. The public is invited to view the sculpture from 9:00 a.m. until 9:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday, and from 2:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. on Sunday. Archbishop Gregory John Hartmayer will preside over a blessing ceremony on Tuesday, January 12, at 1:30 p.m. Learn more here.

Send Campbell your children's prayers by Wednesday for inclusion in the service on Sunday. 

Subscribe to the Children's Ministries newsletter.

Be a part of making the nave beautiful for online worship. The Flower Guild is looking for volunteers to help with arranging flowers for the nave every week. If interested, contact Beth Tyler.

The current financial situation at St. Benedict's is not trending well. Year to date we have received $328,251 on a budget of $387,828. Expenses are running below budget also which does help. Please help by bringing your pledge current.

If you are able to keep up your pledge or make loose offerings, there are three ways.

1. Give on-line with a credit card or PayPal here.

Do not hesitate to reach out to Kerry Thomas or Anna Best about Pastoral care needs for yourself, your family, or your friends. We are here to help and serve!  

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