September 4, 2025 l ISSUE 36

Lord, you have examined me. You know me. You know when I sit down and when I stand up.



Psalm 139:1-2


Sunday Morning Adult Formation Conversations


Join us every Sunday

from 9:30 - 10:15 a.m.

in the Parish Hall

as we listen to God's Holy Word

and discuss how it impacts our personal lives.


9:30a.m. in the Parish Hall


Sunday service

at 10:30 a.m.



UPCOMING SCRIPTURE READINGS

Sunday, September 7

The Thirteenth Sunday after

Pentecost


Jeremiah 18:1-11

Psalm 139:1-5, 12-17

Philemon 1-21

Luke 14:25-33


Sunday, September 14

The Fourteenth Sunday after

Pentecost


Jeremiah 4:11-12, 22-28

Psalm 14

1 Timothy 1:12-17

Luke 15:1-10

SUNDAY LEADERS

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 7



Reader

Sybil Fisher


Prayer

Fr. Jim Clark


Chalice

Randy Wicks


Organist

Burnell Hackman


Celebrant & Preacher

The Rev. Jeff Goldone


SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 14



Reader

Justin Vitale


Prayer

Maddie Nador


Chalice

Sybil Fisher


Organist



Celebrant & Preacher

The Rev. Jeff Goldone

A Note From Fr. Jeff


Steve Garnaas-Holmes continues to inspire. Do something kind! I'm looking forward to seeing you all this coming Sunday!


Do Something Kind


When everything falls apart around you.

do something kind.


When the weight of the world lies heavy on you,

do something kind.


When you doubt the reality of God,

do something kind.


When you feel without purpose,

do something kind.


You needn’t feel lovely about it,

just do it.


If it has no effect,

do something kind again.


As a kindness to yourself

reclaim your capacity for kindness.


Kindness is a match. Strike it.

It warms you, and the fire spreads.


_______________________

Steve Garnaas-Holmes

Unfolding Light

unfoldinglight.net


MARK YOUR CALENDARS!




Our last BBQ

this year is on


September26


6:00-7:00 pm! 



If you haven't attended our BBQ yet this summer, plan on being part of the September 26 event. Your help and extension of hospitality to our neighbors is always appreciated!

1st and 3rd Neighborhood Meals are Coming!


Our final barbecue of the season on September 26. That can only mean one thing. Our first and third Thursday meals are just around the corner! Yeah!


There is a sign up sheet on the table outside the parish hall for you to sign up to volunteer to prepare and serve the meals now through the end of this 2025. Please take a moment to commit to do your part in extending hospitality and care for our own parish family and those who live in our neighborhood. 


Items still needed!


Our Blessing Box is always in need of the following items;



  • Protein bars
  • Canned pasta, easy to open pull top
  • Single serve tuna packets
  • Fruit cups
  • Personal hygiene items: 
  • Toothpaste and Toothbrushes
  • Disposable razors
  • Sanitary products for women
  • Travel size toiletries - shampoo, lotion, & coffee packets


Place items in the basket at the back of church. Thank you for your kind generosity.

Our Sanctuary Candle burns in adoration with our Lord in the reserved Eucharist in honor of all students returning back to classes. May they enjoy a fruitful year of learning and discovering themselves and the many blessings God has bestowed upon them 

PBJ Ministry

on Sunday Mornings

A big SHOUT OUT to everyone who has been helping after church on Sundays to make a loaf of PBJ sandwiches for our Blessing Box. You're helping keep our hungry neighbors fed! Thanks for giving your time to help.


Let's keep this quick and easy ministry rolling! Supplies are on the countertop next to the fridge in St. Paul's kitchen. (Check the fridge and/or freezer for additional supplies.) Sign up at the table in the front lobby if you can commit to a specific Sunday; you can also stop by the kitchen after church to help.


‘Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.’

Matthew 25:40




Our next Vestry Meeting will be on Sunday, September 21,

in person at noon in the

Parish Hall.


Join us as we celebrate the feast of St. Francis of Assisi by taking part in a special service for pets with their friends and families.



Dogs must be on a leash and cats and other small animals must be in a crate.

 

Registration ends Tuesday, September 9


 CARPOOLING IS BEING PLANNED

WITH A FEW VEHICLES FROM ST. PAUL'S

TO ATTEND THIS YEAR'S PICNIC.

SEE RANDY WICKS FOR MORE DETAILS. 

LET'S HAVE A GREAT ST. PAUL'S TURNOUT!


Save the date and spread the word—this is one picnic you don’t want to miss!


Interested in Volunteering?

Reach out to our Planning Committee at bowersoxb@gmail.com or kjpmcgrane@yahoo.com to sign up and learn more.


We’re looking for helping hands to assist. Whether you can give an hour or the whole day, your time and spirit will make a big difference.


Diocese of Missouri

Episcopal Church Women

The Episcopal Church Women (ECW) of the Diocese of Missouri

is holding its retreat and annual meeting on


Saturday, October 4

9 am to 3 pm

Calvary Church in Columbia, MO.


Our theme this year is Creative Soul, Sacred Sound, and it features a program of journaling, storytelling, personal exploration and sound meditation. We hope all Episcopal women will come to our warm, welcoming space and leave with their spirit refreshed. All women who attend an Episcopal Church are welcome to join ECW events at the parish, diocese and national level.

  • Rev. Deacon Barbi Click, receiving treatment for colon cancer, and her wife Debbie Wheeler.
  • Mary Jane Machalek, safety and hope in difficult circumstances.
  • Dawn McMurtry, recovering from a stroke & grieving for her mother.
  • Charles Renshaw, for healing in his lungs.
  • Ben Redmond, 8 yrs, friend of the Ragland family, suffering with undiagnosed symptoms.
  • John Birdsong as he recovers from a major sickness and grieves the death of his wife, Belinda.
  • Linda Rockwell and family as they grieve the death of Bishop Hays Rockwell, 9th Bishop of Missouri.
  • Anita BreitensteinMaddie Nador's sister, suffering from Alzheimer's
  • Melissa Ketcherside - as she recovers from a recent hospitalization
  • Kay Reid
  • Erin Reid
  • Shep Adams-Shepherd
  • Randy Wicks and the Farmer and Perry families as they grieve the death of Randy's Aunt, Betty Farmer, and eight-year-old nephew, Demetrious Perry.
  • The Schulte/Angelson Family as they grieve the passing of David's mother, Julianne Angelson.
  • For Tom and Peggy Schroeder, and family, as they grieve the recent death of Tom's father, Ed.
  • The Mustedangic Family as they grieve the tragic death of their son, Dino Mustedanagic.

SEPTEMBER BIRTHDAY & ANNIVERSARY BLESSINGS!


04 Evan and Stacey Smith

04 Tom Schroeder

15 Mike and Nikki Pilato

18 Derek O'Chiu

20 Ed Rate

21 Justin Vitale and Melissa Kay

23 Randy Wicks

25 Karen and Larry Throgmoton 


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