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On the PB
Since my ordination in 2009, we Episcopalians have had three radically differing personalities as presiding bishop.
Katherine Jefferts Schori (2006-2015) was the first woman ever elected to the office. Among her many gifts and contribution was, I believe, a particular focus on environmentalism as an urgent theological issue. Her leadership helped us reframe our understanding of “this fragile earth, our island home” and our place on it.
A number of us in the parish have had the opportunity to meet the ebullient and charismatic Michael Curry (2015-2024). “If it’s not about love, it’s not about God,” are the words I think of when I think of him. Curry – the first African American to serve as “PB” – is one of the most disarming and inviting leaders I’ve ever met.
The Church will always need the energy and the cagey, courageous faith these two offered in their terms. In these past months I have been curious about our new presiding bishop, Sean Rowe. And I like what I am beginning to see. He eschewed the National Cathedral for his installation and opted for a pared-down liturgy at the National Church Headquarters in New York. His guidance to parish priests like me to keep sermons to ten minutes may be a tall order for those of us on the voluble end of the spectrum – and it’s guidance that evidences his wider concern on what is happening weekly in our parishes.
While Jefferts Schori’s and Curry’s were “historic” elections, the “historic” element of Rowe’s tenure will have to do less with his identity than with the particular challenges Americans of faith are facing right now in our shared effort to live out the good news.
I am deeply thankful, as an example, for Presiding Bishop Rowe’s courage in navigating new federal guidelines on immigration. I strongly encourage you to read further HERE. Rather than comply with new executive branch orders that white South African Afrikaners be granted singular priority in admission to our country, Presiding Bishop Rowe has opted to end our national church’s reliance on Federal Aid for our immigrant support ministries. He understands that compliance with such guidelines is not defensible for those taking their baptismal vows seriously. Faithful ministry, simply put, costs.
As news coverage of ICE raids on Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket this week attests, both documented and undocumented neighbors are living in fear. And while national immigration policy certainly needs reform, “the dignity of every human person” which our baptisms affirm precludes disregard for those whom federal policy would forsake. In a dark week, our “PB” ‘s guidance offers me genuine hope and a refreshed sense of purpose – and I hope it offers the same to you.
Faithfully,
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Orleans LGBTQA PRIDE
June 13-14
Join parishioners, neighbors and members of neighboring Episcopal parishes as we walk together in the parade to mark the lower Cape's first-ever LGBTQA Pride! Everyone including pets are welcome! We'll gather on Saturday morning at 9:00 am -- email office@chsorleans.org to let us know your interest. For a full schedule of the weekend's events, click HERE
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"Finding a Way" and a New Prayer Practice
June 20-21
We can still welcome a few new folks into this Friday and Saturday opportunity to learn about contemplative prayer while walking outdoors. Friday and Saturday evening meals will take place in our parish hall and guided hikes will be led nearby on Saturday. Click HERE to register or simply contact Patrick with your interest. If you are unable to participate but are able to accommodate an off-Cape guest on Friday and/or Saturday evening, please be in touch as well.
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Bishop Julia Whitworth Visits
Sunday June 29!
Please plan to join us for 10:00 am worship on June 29 when we welcome our Bishop Diocesan Julia Whitworth on her first official visitation! Bishop Julia will preach and celebrate and looks forward to greeting you at a festive coffee hour following the service.
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Sunday Morning Eucharist Service
10:00 a.m.
In-person worship at the church with music
followed by Coffee Hour in the Parish Hall.
If you are unable to join us in person, you may watch the service on YouTube using
your Smart TV or another device.
Use this link to reach our YouTube channel:
Then select the service from Upcoming Live Streams option.
You can also view past services.
Weekly Church School
Join us in the Lower Level of the Parish Hall
Arrive by 9:45 a.m.
Children will join parents in church
for Communion.
https://www.youtube.com/@churchoftheholyspiritorleans
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Tuesday Morning Lectio Divina & Prayers
(Formerly Healing Service)
Lectio Divina is a monastic mode of prayer, contemplation,
and Bible study.
All are welcome to experience this with us.
10:00 a.m. via ZOOM
A Zoom Meeting invitation email is sent on Monday mornings.
It includes links to the Zoom service and Service Bulletin and Readings.
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Holy Eucharist and Prayers for Healing
Thursdays at 11:00 am in the Church
Join us for a simple service of weekday Holy Eucharist
with a short meditation.
Private prayers for healing available after the service concludes.
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Glimpse of the Gospel
‘Glimpse’ meets in the Fireplace Room on Sunday mornings at 8:45. Participants are sent a copy of the readings from scripture for the Sunday service earlier in the week to give opportunity for reading, reflecting, and inwardly digesting beforehand.
Contact Tom Dewing, email st.dewing@verizon.net or
508-255-2656.
All Welcome!
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The dominating feature of this past month was the Rummage Sale, which was a tremendous success, in all ways! Thanks to the co-chairs, Brian Schnetzer, Suzy Gray, Meg Nemitz, and their team of some 80 volunteers! The donations filled the Parish Hall and the front lawn. The Fireplace Room and alcove were overflowing with estate items. On Friday Patrick and Steve Coombs prepared a delicious lunch for the volunteers. It was nice to sit and enjoy a meal together before the beginning of the sale. Thank you to everyone who was involved in some way with the Rummage Sale.
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We've welcomed Patrick and Roger back from their vacation in Spain, so it’s back to work: the Vestry meeting for May was held on Tuesday, May 27 (too late to have a report for Together.) We will revert to our new normal schedule of meeting on the third Tuesday of June, the 17, from 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. We have much to catch up on in those meetings: activities resulting from our Mutual Ministry Review at our March Retreat and discussion of the report from Brian Raiche of Cornerstone Fundraising and what they recommend for our potential capital fundraising program. All good serious topics for focused discussion!
The first Neighborhood Tables (winter session) have completed their gatherings, and the organizing task force (Dianne Fromm, Cynthia Murray and Celia Calhoun) received about 40 names for re-shuffled groups to run through the summer (June through September). If you signed up, you should by now have received an email from your hosts for the first gathering - Enjoy!
And last, but definitely NOT least, please join us on Sunday, June 29, when our Diocesan Bishop, The Right Rev. Julia Whitworth, will be visiting us.
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We hope to shed sweatshirts very soon and start enjoying some warmth outside! Enjoy your gardens, those of you lucky enough to have them!
Thank you for your support and prayers,
Celia Calhoun & Priscilla Isner, Wardens
Pictured Above Right: Parishioners at The Terraces worshipping with us.
Pictured Above Left: Parishioners chatting at coffee hour on a recent Sunday.
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Above: Volunteers getting ready for the opening bell.
Right: Happy Birthday to Brian who just happened to have a birthday that coincided with the Rummage Sale.
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Left: Patrick and Steve prepare lunch for 35+ volunteers on Friday.
Above: A satisfied shopper stacks her boxes for checkout.
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Deanery Assembly: Thursday, May 29, 2025 6:30pm
Location: Church of the Messiah, 16 Church Street, Woods Hole
(and on Zoom)
The purpose of the Cape and Islands Deanery Assembly is to carry out any business that supports the mission and ministry of parishes. The Deanery also serves as a means to increase communication and coordination between parishes and the diocese.
Zoom Info:
Time: May 29, 2025 06:30 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89926297780
Meeting ID: 899 2629 7780
Program for May meeting: Discussion about social justice ministries. How is your parish working to promote social justice? How can we enhance these efforts by promoting collaboration across parishes?
All are welcome to participate.
If interested in attending the session, please contact Cris Harter or Celia Calhoun
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The Outreach Committee meets each month on the first Thursday of the month. They frequently host representatives from the organizations that CHS supports. Recently, Mairead Graf, Vice President of Development, at Cape Abilities, Inc. met with the members of the committee. Nancy Miller, Cape Abilities liaison, asked Mairead to share a few words about their programs with our readers...
"Cape Abilities has supported individuals with disabilities on Cape Cod for over 55 years. Their mission is to support individuals lead independent, meaningful lives through inclusive, community-based supports—now reaching over 350 individuals each year.
They operate 15 residential homes and a Day Habilitation Program in Hyannis, offering therapeutic activities and skill-building in safe, supportive settings. A fleet of 80 vehicles provides daily transportation to jobs, volunteer roles, and community events. Cape Abilities also partners with 40+ local businesses to create employment opportunities and offers one-on-one life skills training. Their Farm in Dennis and Thrift store in Yarmouth provide hands-on job training and meaningful work.
Cape Abilities is grateful for the ongoing support of the Church of the Holy Spirit and its Congregation. You can help build a more inclusive Cape Cod by volunteering, donating, or visiting the Farm or Thrift store- every action helps build a more inclusive Cape Cod." M. Graf
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Volunteer Sign Ups are Live!
"Giving your time to others can have profound effects on your mental and emotional health by creating a greater sense of social connection and purpose." - Dr. Nina Birnbaum
Come volunteer this summer to nourish local Cape kids - it's good for them and YOU. There are 1,035 volunteer slots from June 23 to August 29, 2025. There is sure to be an opportunity that fits your schedule across 49 days of operation. Visit the F4K website for details and SignUp links. Thanks to our ambitious and faithful volunteers, 37% of these were filled just two days after invitations went out, so don't delay.
| We are doing a repeat of last year's Grab and Go at The Church of the Holy Spirit; an exclusive volunteer opportunity for 2 CHS parishioners to hand out lunches and books to local kids. This was a great way to meet other CHS members and interact with the broader community so don't hesitate to sign up yourself. Pick a date or regular schedule that works for you using this SignUp Genius link and password "F4K", or in-person during church coffee hour. If you choose to sign up in person at church, please understand that some reconciliation of online signups needs to take place, so we may need to come back to you with alternate dates. | | |
Above: F4K staff members Julie Thompson and Chris Gray get ready for the parade.
Right: Our F4K bus decorated for the parade!
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We had a blast during the Brewster in Bloom parade!
On May 4, Food 4 Kids Board members, volunteers, staff, friends, and supporters gathered to do a local Walk for Hunger. As a team we raised $7,700! Folks along the parade route expressed thanks for what we do, inquired about how they could get involved, and loved the squishy hamburgers and carrots the kids tossed out along the route.
None of this would have been possible without the tremendous effort of Julie Thompson and Ben Ballard. They had every detail nailed down and made sure we made a splash! So much so that we made the front cover of The Cape Cod Chronicle on May 5, and Cape Cod Times Social News on May 4. Joy Jordan made sure we were on social media, and Rich Weeks took some great shots of the team along the parade route.
You have until June 30 to help us reach our fundraising goal! Only $2,300 to go! 60% of funds raised go to Food 4 Kids, and 40% to Project Bread in the fight against hunger across the state of MA.
Jenn Gale
Food 4 Kids Executive Director
719-640-3041
Visit food4kidscapecod.org to donate today!
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May has come and gone so quickly... Several families attended a (middle and high school age) retreat and work weekend at the Barbara Harris camp in New Hampshire. The group was led by Matt Thompson--youth group coordinator.
June 8th will be the last official Church school class for the summer. There will be a parish-wide picnic complete with grilled food following the Sunday service. Parishoners are asked to sign up to donate a side dish of their choice. Sign ups will be available outside the parish hall on Sunday.
Soar and Explore--a book-based curriculum involving current picture books loosely tied to weekly readings in the Bible. These readings are followed by art experiences--supported by artists in our community and led by Ruth Campbell. We will begin on July 6th.
Church School Resumes on September 21st! Have a grand summer!
The Church School Team.
Photo Above: Church School teacher Ruth Campbell enters the church with her class on a recent Sunday. Photos by Matt Thompson.
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On April 27, the Book Discussion Group will begin to discuss Patriot, the autobiography of Alexei Navalny.
Alexei Navalny began writing Patriot shortly after his near-fatal poisoning in 2020. It is the full story of his life: his youth, his call to activism, his marriage and family, his commitment to challenging a world super-power determined to silence him, and his total conviction that change cannot be resisted—and will come.
“This book is a testament not only to Alexei’s life, but to his unwavering commitment to the fight against dictatorship—a fight he gave everything for, including his life. Through its pages, readers will come to know the man I loved deeply—a man of profound integrity and unyielding courage. Sharing his story will not only honor his memory but also inspire others to stand up for what is right and to never lose sight of the values that truly matter.” —Yulia Navalnaya
Patriot is currently available at local bookstores.
We meet on Sundays in the Fireplace room after the service. Please join us!
Brooke and Brian Skea
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Our next meeting will be held on Monday, June 16 at 5:30 at the home of the Ridgeway's in Eastham. New members are welcome! Please email Cheryl Kyle, cherylkyle@aol.com for additional information.
A light dinner will be served with discussion to follow. Please bring your own beverage. This month we are reading Cry the Beloved Country by Alan Paton, a classic work of love and hope, courage and endurance, born of the dignity of man in South Africa.
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It’s a real pleasure to see so many people having such lively conversations around our tables at Ladies Luncheon. Come join us. There is always room for more.
We meet in the Parish Hall about 11:45, in time for a little conversation before we sit down at 12:00. We bring our own sandwich or salad, and the rest is provided.
Our volunteers for June 5th are as follows: chips, Arlene Barrett; paper goods, Gail Binney Stern; table decorations, Joannie Barnes; juice/tea, Fay Cole; dessert, Brenda Ridgeway.
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Have you seen the Memorial Garden lately?
For years, our Memorial Garden has been a work in progress. Some years back, we had an invasion of voles who devoured many of our long established shrubs along the outside walls. Then, Covid prohibited us from any work on the campus awhile. Lastly, we awaited our new Rector for his direction. This brings us to the present...
As a sacred space, our rector has final say over what is done. And now, thanks to Patrick, Meredith Perkins and Peter Jensen, new life has been breathed into this lovely area.
A design was established to prevent the constant erosion of soil along the side walls. Peter began a soil healing process which is well underway, and very selective plant material will eventually be installed. Then, with all our remaining plant material overgrown, Meredith began a restoration and reclaiming of the rest of the areas. Among the many changes, you can now see the walls on the right of the stairway, thanks to heavy pruning. Due to a mother bird and her babies, there is one area that will wait for trimming until the birds have fledged! And of course, thanks to Ike Cole for his ever vigilant care of the fountain.
So, if you haven’t taken a stroll down there, please do. Have issues with stairs? Well, you can access the gardens by taking the elevator from the front door to the lower level and walk or wheel out to the gardens.
Finally, we really need your help with overall TLC of our grounds. If you can donate even an hour, any day of the week, please contact Ann Pike-Paris. There’s always work to be done--standing, seated or kneeling, whatever works for you!
Next Garden Party: Saturday, June 14th, 9-12.
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See you around the campus,
Anne Pike-Paris & Brian Ridgeway
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Our walk is over and intake is winding down. I am happy to report that our 40th year of honoring Jesus on Good Friday and raising funds for special needs kids has once again been a success!! Through your generosity and sharing, one dozen families will be aided financially this year.
Once again, you have my heartfelt thanks and gratitude!! To all who donated, who walked with us, who volunteered and worked with us, or who wished us well and offered up prayers, I thank you! You are the United People for Kids, and without you, the Good Friday Walk would not be.
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Two of the families joined us this year for the Walk. One mom and her kids even volunteered to work three of the stations on the walk to make sure the walkers stayed on the trail. The other mom who attended the Walk with her three kids, called me aside to tell me that her youngest daughter had made me a gift. This young girl, who had been diagnosed with Autism at age three, had taken up the art of quilling, fabricating with strips of curled paper. I was overwhelmed when she handed me this gift of incredible beauty and craftmanship!! (See photo at right.)
I thank God for this opportunity, and I thank all of you for making it a reality. God’s Special Blessing and Peace to my Holy Spirit Family…
Rich Weeks
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THE ROLLING RACKS ARE MOVING!
The Free Shop is moving for the Summer months! On June 9th, we move to the second floor of the Parish Hall--making the way for the incredible Food For Kids on the Parish Hall first floor!
We are grateful for the sturdy rolling clothing racks that provide transport for all your generous clothing donations! Thank you for your support of this CHS ministry....helping so many adults, children, families on the Cape.
The shop is gladly and gratefully accepting Spring/Summer clothing. Please no men’s suits or shoes in poor condition!
Clothing donations can be dropped off into bins located on the first floor of the Parish Hall - by the elevator OR when the shop is open on the second floor of the Parish Hall.
Sharyn Laughton - Suzy Gray - CoDirectors
COME VISIT - COME SEE - COME SHOP
Any Monday or Wednesday - 10 to 1
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The featured artist for the month of June is Susan McDormand. Her amazing show is titled PAINTINGS! Susan’s art can also be seen in Galley West Art Gallery.
"I hope you enjoy these oil paintings, usually enhanced with cold wax, or walnut oil, or newly discovered oil derived from lavender-scented spikes. Painted almost entirely with the fingers of my non-dominant hand, they perhaps fall happily between abstraction and representation.
Each wears a low price tag, as they are looking to be out of the drawers of a cold metal flat file and into a cozy corner of your home. You may hang "as is" or frame under glass (not necessary, though). Because I've been painting over 25 ears, they have lots of friends to 'hang with'!"
-S. McDormand
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Calling all CHS artists/crafters to show/sell your work for one month in the CHS Gallery.
There are a few months this fall that are “open”……the sign up poster is located in the window by the gallery door…….fun, easy, rewarding………..the show must go on!
Sharyn Laughton - Gail Binney Sterne - Curators
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If you have not already seen the Spring 2025 Show… make a point to visit the Galley West Art Gallery and see the beautiful and wide variety of art by 30+ artists – several CHS members PLUS Kimball Guild. Whether you’re a seasoned collector or a casual admirer, you’re sure to find pieces that captivate and inspire you.
SPRING SHOW thru JUNE 14
Gallery Hours Wednesday – Saturday 10:00 – 2:00
Also open after Sunday service until 12:30 – stop in and enjoy the beautiful art.
SUMMER SHOW 2025 JUNE 25 – AUGUST 16
SAVE THE DATE - SHOW OPENING RECEPTION
JUNE 25 3:00 – 5:00
All new art by Lower and Outer Cape Artists
www.galleywestartgallery.com/call-for-art/
Not an artist but interested in being a part of this special group?
Talk to Sharyn Laughton or Sue Sasso about ways you can help or, send us an email at contact@gwagart.com
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Did you know our pastoral care ministry will coordinate an occasional meal delivery to those in need to make life a little easier?
If you would like to volunteer to provide a meal for 1 or 2 people on occasion, or to learn about this ministry, contact Patrick or Michele Puzo.
If you are unable to attend one of our Eucharist services and would
like to receive communion at home...or...
If you are in need of a pastoral visit...or...
You or a family member has been admitted to a medical facility
(hospital, skilled care, etc.)...or ...
You want to request prayers for you or a family member or friend...
Please call the church office at (508)-255-0433
or email pastoralcare@chsorleans.org
There is also an Intercessors group that offers confidential prayers. Please email your request to intercessors@chsorleans.org
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It was great to see you all at our Coffee Hour table on April 27 to share our ministry and some health resources with you!
Reach out anytime for more information on health topics such as Advance Directives & Health Care Proxy,
5 Wishes, home safety, first aid, smartphone SOS assist and more.
We’re here to help and welcome your input! We’ll be meeting next on June 17 at 12:30 pm in the Fireplace Room.
Ann Pike-Paris, Diana Crighton, Margaret Anne Heuss, Donna Bailey, Ginny Lucil, Michele Puzo, Kate Paradise, Priscilla Isner and Meg Nemitz.
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Other Health Resources:
Barnstable County Human Services: www.bchumanservices.net (Comprehensive website
with multiple resources on the Cape)
Councils on Aging
Orleans: 508-255-6333Brewster: 508-896-2737 Chatham: 508-945-5190
Eastham: 508-255-6164Harwich: 508-430-7530Wellfleet: 508-349-0319
Yarmouth: 508-398-9866Truro: 508-487-2462
VNAs of Cape Cod
Hyannis: 508-957-7400Falmouth: 508-495-5716So. Dennis: 508-957-7400
Cape Cod Hospital Social Services Department
508-862-5501Cape Cod Healthcare Newsletter: Go to this link: https://www.capecodhealth.org/
First page has a free sign up.
Massachusetts Behavioral Health Help Line
Call or text: 833-773-2445 (BHHL)
Online chat: masshelpline.com
Alzheimer’s Family Support Center
alzfamilysupport.org (508)896-5170
Cape Wellness Collaborative
cape wellness.org (774)408-8477
| | Birthdays - Anniversaries - Remembrances | | Please contact the office if we don't yet have your dates! | | |
Birthdays
Kate Paradise 5.30 Mary Anne Bragdon 5.30 Ben Schneider 5.30
Wayne Gass 6.1 Gray 6.3 Sharyn Laughton 6.4 William Mason 6.5
The Rev. Ellen McKinley 6.9 Lucinda Conger 6.11 Nancy Anderson 6.12
Katharine Mockett 6.12 Priscilla Silva 6.14 Martha Williams 6.16
Sally Drew 6.18 Rich Weeks 6.18 Ken Campbell 6.19
Janet Winter 6.20 Julie Thompson 6.20 Michael Gatzkiewicz 6.21
Georgia Schneider 6.23 Harold Boas 6.26 Michael Isner 6.27
Beth Whalen 6.28
Wedding Anniversaries
Jean and Mike Gatzkiewicz 6.1 Fay and Ike Cole 6.12
Nancy and Steve Anderson 6.21 Anne and Steve Koehler 6.22
Priscilla and Michael Isner 6.23 Brooke and Brian Skea 6.24
Remembrances
Eleanor Broidrick 5.28.02
Jeanne Mary Townsend 5.28.20 Jeffrey Perkins 5.28.23 Dorothy Campbell 5.30.04
Henrik Janson 5.30.14 Milton Powers 5.30.05 Mary Crawford 5.31.00
Robert Meyer 5.31.04 Timothy Price 5.31.07 Michael Karlson 5.30.15
June F. MacDonald 5.30.16 Robert L. Mumford 5.31.15
The Rev. Canon Francis S. Bancroft III 6.03.12 Arthur Chapman 6.03.92
The Rev. Alston Chace 6.03.19 Lewis Delano 6.03.91
Edith Petty 6.04.18 Hersey Taylor 6.04.18 John Watts 6.04.16
Richard Nickerson 6.05.06 William Burroughs 6.06.99 Eva Williams 6.07.06
John Haynie 6.10.91 Gertrude Poor Cutler 6.13.13 Helene (Bobbi) Brewer McAleney 6.13.08
Edna Winter 6.13.97 Louie A. Benner 6.14.13 Maria Patricia Munck 6.16.01
Ellen Fuller 6.17.16 Nancy Lou Macris 6.18.10 Pat Carroll 6.18.23
John W. Holmes 6.19.18 Edmund Tuller 6.19.01 Joan Taylor 6.22.22
Weston B. Emmart 6.23.13 Noel M. Tipton III 6.23.12 Marguerite Pike 6.24.84
Susan McNair 6.25.07 William Laughton 6.26.02 Mim Ridgeway 6.26.13
Christopher Boeth 6.27.05 Nancy R. LaFrance 6.27.19 Sean Ryan White 6.27.02
Bernice Brown 6.29.01 Madge Lavette Barney 6.29.12 Marilyn L. Kalinick 6.30.65
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Watch over thy children, O'Lord, as their days increase..
Bless and guide them wherever they may be
keeping them unspotted from the world.
Strengthen them when they stand.
comfort them when discouraged or sorrowful; raise them up if they fall.
And in their hearts, may thy peace, which passes all understanding,
Abide all the days of their lives.
Through Jesus Christ our Lord, Amen.,
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- Thursday, May 29 - Deanery Meeting in person and Zoom
- Sunday, June 8 - Day of Pentecost Service, Parish Anniversary, Parish Picnic
- Saturday, June 15 - Lower Cape LGBTQA Parade in Orleans
- Friday - Saturday, June 20-21 - "Walk It Back" weekend
- Sunday, June 29 - Diocesan Bishop Julia Whitworth Visitation
- Sunday, June 29 - Evensong Service offered by CHS Choir
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Diocese of Massachusetts Communications
Stay informed and connected to the Episcopal Diocese of MA
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Brenda Ridgeway, Together Editor
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