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August 20, 2026
TRANSFORMING HEARTS AND COMMUNITY THROUGH JESUS' LOVE.
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A VIDEO MESSAGE FROM THE RECTOR
In this week's video, Fr. Andrew shares his excitement as St. Gregory’s fall programming season begins with the return of Sunday School, Upper Room Time for Teens, and Confirmation classes this Sunday. He invites parents, grandparents, and all those with children in their lives to join us as our dedicated teachers help nurture and form our young people in faith. Confirmation for grades 6–8 begins at 9:10 AM, with Sunday School classes and Upper Room Time beginning at 9:45 AM. Fr. Andrew encourages everyone to join us for worship, support our children and teachers, and pray for a joyful and faith-filled year ahead.
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MAKING A DIFFERENCE
SUMMER SUNDAY SCHOOL 2026
(June 14 – August 16)
Our Summer Sunday School 2026 just ended last Sunday with the annual Parish Picnic. The theme for this year was Peter Privett, “Living in a Fragile World: A Spiritual Exploration of Conservation and Citizenship Using the Methods of Godly Play”.
Peter Privett’s book is divided into (5) sessions, and we alternated the sessions with a book related to our summer theme. The sessions had been adjusted to reflect a crescendo:
Session 1 of the series starts with a wider view of our universe and our place in them and on this blue planet. God looked at it and gave its blessings: he says, ‘It is good’.
The phrase “We live in a fragile world and somethings things go bump in the night” repeats through the sessions and links the sessions together.
Session 2 brings the story of creation to the land and community and to the cities, and we wonder about if this connection with God is still there, as we go around our busy lives.
Session 3 we talk about the many gifts of God, including the gift of humanity: “from the waters came all manners of life, both great and small, including the gift of difference”, and how we all are part of this circle and we are bound to God.
Session 4 recaptures the interconnections of all things and how we feel when sometimes the light and life goes… and we are reminded we are part of this universe.
Session 5 we told the Easter Story: there was someone who loved to look at the night sky and see how beautiful and big it was… it creates a link with the story of Jesus, and how we are part of this universe and the universe is part of us.
The books we read in the class with their stunning illustrations and wonderful stories describe universal themes of light and interconnections, unity and care and share, of kindness and empathy and truth, of small daily choices and the difference they make and celebration of Earth's biodiversity and the vastness of the solar system.
Creation’s First Light written by Sandy Sasso, describes the Light in a way that transcends time, religions, and ethnic origins.
The Alphabet Tree written by Leo Lionni. What happens when a fierce wind threatens to blow all the little letters out of the alphabet tree…. they must band together in words—and then sentences—to create a message that’s even stronger than the wind: peace on earth.
Mira and the Big Story written by Laura Alary. Curiosity leads Mira across the river, to an "enemy" village where people have beliefs that are strange to her., to discover that the strangers are helpful and life is interconnected.
Peace written by Miranda Paul & Baptiste Paul. Explores how small acts like saying sorry, sharing, and pronouncing names correctly can make a difference.
When God Made the World by Matthew Paul Turner. It focuses on the complex way that God created our vast and scientifically operating universe, including the biodiversity of life on our planet and the intricacies of a vast solar system.
I will end with the beginning of this summer story by wondering: “I wonder if you have looked at the night sky and wonder how big it is, how far it extends... and I wonder how you feel to know that you are part of this universe and the universe is part of you.”
-Silvia Hall
MANY, MANY THANKS TO SILVIA AND ALL OUR VOLUNTEERS FOR CREATING FUN AND MEANINGFUL SUMMER SUNDAY SCHOOL SESSIONS! ALSO, MANY THANKS TO HANNELENE BEILLARD FOR HOSTING GODLY PLAY STORY TIMES ON TUESDAY MORNINGS!
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BAPTISM BLESSINGS
CONGRATULATIONS TO ANDREW WYATT RAWA
Sunday at the 10 AM service, we will welcome Andrew Wyatt Rawa into our Family of God. Through the Sacrament of Baptism, he becomes our brother in Christ. Pray that he will continue to grow in faith and love throughout his life. Congratulations, Andrew.
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ALTAR FLOWERS
THE FLOWERS ADORNING THE ALTAR this Sunday have been given in loving remembrance of Angela Frisbie, a long-time, devoted, and beloved member of St. Gregory’s, whose memorial service and reception will be held this Saturday, August 22 at 11:00 AM.
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CONTRIBUTING TO COFFEE HOUR
To keep our Coffee Hour welcoming and stocked, we need contributions such as cheese and crackers, vegetable trays, salads, deviled eggs, and other refreshments. If you can bring something to share, please do so on a Sunday that corresponds to your last name, as outlined in the schedule below.
Your contributions will help make our fellowship time even more enjoyable! Thank you for your support!
August 23 - Families whose names begin with A-H
August 30 - Families whose names begin with I-M
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ST. GREGORY'S NURSERY
OPENS FOR DROPOFF
AT 9:30 AM EACH SUNDAY
St. Gregory’s Nursery is open for drop-off on Sundays beginning at 9:30 AM. There is no charge to use the nursery.
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ST. GREGORY'S PARISH PICNIC
PICNIC FUN FOR ALL!
Our annual parish picnic was a blast! Water slide, corn hole, great picnic food, and a joyous time together. Many thanks to the Brothers of St. Gregory's for being our hosts for the lunch and to all who worked to make this a fantastic event. What a great way to kick off our new program year!
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YOGA MINISTRY SURVEY
St. Gregory's Yoga Ministry would like to hear from you!
Please take a moment to take the online survey.
St. Gregory's Yoga Ministry was founded and is led by Rev. Elizabeth Pankey-Warren, and the Yoga and Sacred Movement has been coordinated by congregant Daphne Lombardo. The program is now further enhanced by the skilled yoga instruction of congregants Jennifer Attonito, Susan Standbrook, and Rosie Sandoval.
As you may be aware, St. Gregory's currently offers Yoga and Sacred Movement once per month every third Thursday. There have been requests to add a second Sacred Movement class monthly. Please click the button below to complete the brief survey. Or, if you prefer, printed surveys can found on the Welcome Table in the Sanctuary and Harris Hall. Your feedback will help guide us on the feasibility and scheduling of this second class and expanding our offerings.
CONGRATULATIONS AND THANK YOU, DAPHNE LOMBARDO!
Congratulations, and huge thanks go out to Daphne Lombardo on her first anniversary leading Yoga and Sacred Movement at St. Gregory's!
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YOUR INVITATION TO ATTEND
ST. GREGORY'S VESTRY MEETINGS
We would like to invite you to attend the Vestry Meetings. They are open to all members of St. Gregory's and will give you a chance to see how our Church is run and operates. We welcome you and your ideas, and will have an Open Forum section of the Agenda to hear from you. Attendance can be in person in our Harris Hall Conference Room or virtually via Zoom (See information below).
If you are unable to attend the meeting, you will be able to review the approved minutes in Harris Hall. Note minutes are approved at the subsequent meeting before posting.
Remember, we are one community, and while we, the Vestry, are your elected leaders, your voice and opinion matters and we would love to hear from you.
Your Humble Servant,
Wazim Reid
Senior Warden
Note: Vestry meeting notes from past meetings are available for review in Harris Hall.
The next meeting will be held on Monday, September 21, 2026
Location: Harris Hall Conference Room or Zoom
Meeting ID: 898 9421 1935
Passcode: 849080
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A MESSAGE FROM TIM
I wish to thank those who covered for me these past two Sundays while I’ve been in Ky visiting my family—Michael Murray, organist, Casey Kunmann, soloist, and Lori Snow, flautist. They did a splendid job and I’m very grateful!
Our Summer Music Series continues this Sunday with Sam Cucci as soloist at the 10 am service. Sam will be singing a poem by Welsh-born English poet and priest George Herbert (1593-1633), set to music by English composer Ralph Vaughan Williams (1872-1958). Vaughan Williams set to music four of Herbert’s poems dividing one, “Easter,” into two parts, and entitled the work “Five Mystical Songs” of which “Let all the World in Every Corner Sing” is a part. This as well as all of his English poems were originally published in a book entitled “The Temple”. Herbert said of his work “…he shall find in it a picture of the many spiritual conflicts that have passed between God and my soul, before I could subject mine to the will of Jesus, my Master.” Sam will also sing “Vouchsafe O Lord” from G. F. Handel’s (1685-1759) Te Deum in D Major. Handel composed this work to celebrate King George II’s victory at the Battle of Dettingen in 1743 and it was first performed in the Chapel Royal at St. James’ Palace in London. The Te Deum dates to the 4th century with Handel’s setting being one of the most familiar.
The Choir of St. Gregory’s returns on September 20 and I can’t wait! We will be welcoming several new members, and the coming season promises to be one of our most beautiful yet.
The church and the choir recently lost one of its most beloved and treasured members, Angela Frisbee. She and her husband, John, were faithful members of the choir for many, many years. There was not a kinder, gentler, or sweeter soul than Angela. She brightened every day with her infectious smile and laughter, and her grace and poise were indicative of a lady who possessed pure class. She will be greatly missed and our prayers go out to John as he mourns his beloved Angela. Their story is one of love as if from a fairy tale. Her funeral service will be this Saturday, Aug 22, at 11 am in the Nave.
Blessings! I’ll see you Sunday!
Tim
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MORNING PRAYER & MUSICAL MEDITATIONS
WITH TIM BRUMFIELD
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HURRICANE PREPAREDNESS
Hurricane season runs from June 1 through November 30, making now a good time to review your emergency plans and preparedness resources. To help you prepare, below are resource links for your consideration. Please review the links below.
Additionally, if you face an emergency, please call 911. After calling 911, please also keep St. Gregory's main phone number, 561-395-8285, and office@st-gregorys.com in your phone so you may contact the church in the event of an emergency.
Palm Beach County Emergency Management
City of Boca Raton
Pet Owners
- Palm Beach County's pet-friendly shelter is located at the West Boynton Recreation Center in Lake Worth and requires advance planning. Eligibility requirements apply.
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Florida Disaster Pet Preparedness: Make a Pet Plan
Broward County Residents
Important Emergency Numbers
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Palm Beach County Emergency Information Center: 561-712-6400
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Emergency: 911
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Florida Shelter Status (during an active storm): Florida Shelter Status
Remember: Know your evacuation zone, have a family communication plan, prepare a disaster supply kit, and make arrangements for pets and family members with special medical needs before a storm approaches.
Please click here to view St. Gregory's Hurricane Resource Guide.
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SCAM ALERT:
SPOOFING AND PHISHING ARE ON THE RISE
We have recently been made aware of scammers spoofing St. Gregory’s personal and church office email addresses. If you ever receive an email or text that seems unusual, urgent, or requests personal or financial information, please do not respond or click on any links and alert the church office at your earliest convenience. Unfortunately, these scams are becoming increasingly sophisticated.
When in doubt, pause and double-check the authenticity of the sender and contact the church office at office@st-gregorys.com. We are always here for you.
Additionally, The Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles warns of widespread “DMV” text scams—please remember they will never contact you by text demanding payment or threatening suspension. Learn more from the FLHSMV Scam Alert page
The Federal Bureau of Investigation advises that phishing and “smishing” (text-based scams) often try to create urgency to trick you into clicking malicious links or sharing sensitive information. The safest approach is simple: stay alert, don’t click, don’t reply, and verify through official sources. Learn more at: Spoofing and Phishing — FBI
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GRAND RE-OPENING OF THE ECW THRIFT STORE
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8
Our summer hiatus is almost over. We will be open for business starting on Tuesday, September 8, from 10:00 to 2:00. We have many new items for you to browse through. Come look at our treasures for something amazing!!
We will be back on our regular schedule of every Tuesday and Thursday from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm and the 2nd and 4th Sundays. Don’t forget to bring us your donations.
We look forward to seeing you on the 8th!
Reserve the Date – November 14 – for our annual Bazaar.
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DONATIONS ARE NEEDED FOR THE THRIFT STORE!
Can you help?
The Thrift Store is looking for items to restock the shelves, particularly jewelry, purses, and small scarves. Please check your closets for any unused items that we can use in the Boutique. Although the store is closed for the summer season, please bring items to the the church office for us. Clothing, books, or DVDs are NOT needed.
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4 completely NEW buildings for Primary Grades 1- 8 including a new Administration Building for the campus, and a Computer Lab!
It's the beginning of a new chapter with a new school, new desks, and new administration as 3 of our skilled directors take leadership of the school as a Team! A new name Collège Mixte Bon Samaritain de Bondeau which indicates it is school for girls and boys with Kindergarten, Primary, and Secondary (K-13th grade).
South Florida Haiti Project (SFHP) has always sponsored K-8th grade paying all salaries for teachers, administrators, and support staff... and now SFHP is also paying all secondary teachers (9th-13th grades). While a huge financial undertaking, this ensures Bon Samaritain students will be able to graduate with a diploma and qualify to take the National Exams.
YOUR support enables SFHP to provide education in Bondeau for over 500 students... every donation, no matter what size, is important and helpful!
Donate now to support education in Bondeau!
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CALLING ALL VOLUNTEERS!
JOIN ST. GREGORY'S GARDENING CLUB
THE GROUP MEETS WEDNESDAY MORNINGS AT 8:30 AM
Come join the St. Gregory's Gardening Club. No knowledge of Gardening or experience is needed, and we have all the tools. The Gardening Club keeps the exterior of St. Gregory's beautiful and welcomes our visitors. We meet on Wednesday mornings at 8:30 am (ok to arrive later). Many hands make light work! Please contact Kat Kehoe at katkehoe@gmail.com or c: 703-801-1522. Thank you!
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COMMUNITY FOOD RESOURCES
As many face the threat of SNAP benefit reductions, the number of individuals and families experiencing food insecurity continues to grow.
At St. Gregory’s, our Meals with Meaning ministry remains committed to serving nutritious meals and providing essential items six days a week to all who come to our doors. With Meals with Meaning, a SNAP card is never required.
For those seeking additional assistance, several local programs are also offering support. The first link below lists local restaurants (including two in Mizner) currently providing free meals to SNAP card holders. You’ll also find links to the Palm Beach County Food Finder, 211 Palm Beach, and DoorDash SNAP assistance for additional food resources and delivery options.
🔗 Subculture SNAP Program
🔗 Palm Beach County Food Finder
🔗 211 Palm Beach
🔗 DoorDash SNAP Assistance
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IMMIGRATION RESOURCES AND PROTOCOLS
If you were unable to attend the recent meeting on the immigration protocols for St. Gregory’s and the Diocese of Southeast Florida, please feel free to pick up a copy from the Welcome table on Sunday or to click the link below to learn more:
stgregorysepiscopal.org/immigrationresources
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ADULT FORMATION
Classes and Formation at St. Gregory's
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Saturday, September 5
10:00 AM - Lectio Divina Prayer Circle
facilitated by Rosie Sandoval (St. Mary's Chapel)
Sunday, September 13 & September 20
A Biblical Conversation with Father Andrew
Inclusion of All God's Children
11:45 AM | Second Floor Conference Room
Tuesdays
The Center for Spiritual Formation at St. Gregory's
will provide a new offering in the Fall.
Wednesdays
8:00 AM - Men's Spirituality Hour (Zoom)
Meeting ID: 891 9943 6120 | Passcode: 408274
Meeting Link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89199436120?pwd=RFdTbWZwWFNNZ2x2clFBWGlGOVNuUT09
Living Water: Rector's Bible Study with Fr. Andrew
will resume in the Fall.
Thursdays
1:00 PM - Women's Bible Study
For information, contact Evelyn Anderson or Betsy Wenzel
ebunn@stanfordalumni.org or pbetsy@gmail.com
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RESERVING ALTAR FLOWERS
TO HONOR A LOVED ONE
OR SPECIAL OCCASION
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Each Sunday, as we walk into the church, we are greeted by the beauty of our surroundings. In addition to our newly remodeled space, we now have stunning frontals for each church season, enhancing our worship environment. The flowers at the altar further enrich our worship experience. Sponsoring altar flowers on any given Sunday is a meaningful way to honor a loved one on their birthday, celebrate an anniversary, or pay tribute to someone special. The cost to sponsor flowers is $300. Your generous donation helps offset the cost of the flowers, and when multiple families sponsor together, the cost may be shared. The flowers serve as a beautiful and lasting expression of love and remembrance.
To learn more or to get the process started, please email the church office at office@st-gregorys.com.
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CALENDAR QUICK LOOK
Sunday, August 23
MEET & GREET SUNDAY
9:10 am: Confirmation Class Meet & Greet Day
(Conference Room)
9:30 am: Nursery opens
9:45 am: Meet & Greet Day for Sunday School classes
(3yrs - 5th grade; designated classrooms)
and
Upper Room Time for Teens (Youth Room)
Sunday, August 30
FIRST DAY OF REGULAR CLASSES FOR ALL!
9:10 am: Confirmation Class (Conference Room)
9:30 am - Nursery Opens
9:45 am: 3yrs - 5th grade classes (designated classrooms)
9:45 am: Upper Room Time for Teens (Youth Room)
Sunday, September 06
9:30 am: Nursery Open
9:10 am: Confirmation Class (Conference Room)
10 am: Rise & Shine service (Harris Hall)
No regular classes or Upper Room Time for Teens
REGISTER NOW FOR FALL OFFERINGS
REGISTER ONLINE
ONLINE REGISTRATION: ALWAYS OPEN!
Sunday School, Confirmation Class, Upper Room Time for Teens
OR REGISTER IN PERSON!
Stop by our Fall registration table this Sunday, August 16th
during the parish picnic!
Click the button below to register online now, or visit our registration table on Sunday,
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WELCOME TO OUR NEWEST
SUNDAY SCHOOL COORDINATORS!
This year we are blessed to add Silvia Hall and Ayanna Reid to our Sunday School Coordinator team. Both are faithful, dedicated and gifted Sunday School teachers (Silvia - Godly Play, Summer Sunday School; Ayanna - 4th/5th) and they will be amazing additions to our team! Many thanks to them for their willingness to serve in this capacity!
Feel free to contact anyone on the coordinator team
for more information about our Sunday School offerings.
Silvia Hall ~ silviahall@yahoo.com
Ayanna Reid ~ aa.ricketts@gmail.com
Anita Sherman ~ anitasherman561@gmail.com
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SAFE CHURCH POLICIES
Working to assure the safety and well-being of
our children, youth, and all members
At St. Gregory's, we work hard to follow policies and guidelines designed to keep all of us as safe and as well as possible at church. The national Episcopal Church and our diocese have set forth policies and guidelines for all parishes to aid in this effort.
With particular regard to children and youth, St. Gregory's does the following:
+ Require all who work with children and youth, as well as other staff and persons in authority, to complete the Safe Church program through our diocese.
+ Require background checks for all relevant people, including Sunday School teachers, youth ministers, clergy, and regular volunteers.
+ Comply with our diocesan policies and guidelines.
As we have said in prior communications, we cannot guarantee anyone 100% safety. However, we can -- and do -- strive to do our very best to create a loving and safe space for everyone at our church.
If you would like more information about the Safe Church program
or St. Gregory's policies, please contact:
The Rev. Andrew J. Sherman, Rector
asherman@st-gregorys.com
Kristen Chaney, Parish Administrator and Safe Church Coordinator
kchaney@st-gregorys.com
The Rev. Mary Ellen Cassini, Assistant Rector and
diocesan Safe Church trainer
mecassini@st-gregorys.com
Anita Sherman, Youth and Young Adult Program Coordinator
anitasherman561@gmail.com
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CONFIRMATION CLASS: LIFE IN CHRIST
(Grades 6, 7, 8, and others)
Meet & Greet Sunday is this Sunday, August 23
Confirmation Classes will resume at 9:10 AM
this Sunday, August 23, 2026.
Next Sunday, August 30
FIRST DAY OF REGULAR CLASSES FOR ALL!
9:10 am: Confirmation Class (Conference Room)
Confirmation Class meets every Sunday at 9:10 am
during the school year in the Conference Room (unless otherwise noted).
Our journey to Confirmation for young people is a three-year program. Our program seeks to nurture the faith of our young people as they prepare for their high school years and beyond, giving them a solid foundation for a Christ-centered life. The Confirmation Class experience may also include retreats, service opportunities and other activities. All young people in grades 6, 7 and 8 can participate in and benefit from this class, regardless of whether or not they choose to be confirmed. Older teens, those transferring from other churches, or any others who are interested are most welcome to participate as well.
During Confirmation we explore:
-- The Bible and the stories that shape our life and faith
-- A life of prayer and worship led by and replenished by the Holy Spirit
-- A life of ministry and service as disciples of Jesus
-- The Anglican/Episcopal tradition in all its breadth and depth
ANY QUESTIONS?
NEED MORE INFORMATION
ABOUT CONFIRMATION AT ST GREGORY'S?
Please contact our Confirmation teachers
Fr. Andrew Sherman - asherman@at-gregorys.com
Gena Vallee - gvallee@st-gregorys.com
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YAYA BOUTIQUE
Reminder -- Where does the name "YAYA" come from? Easy -- it stands for Youth and Young Adult! All our proceeds benefit our ministry with youth and young adults.
We feature new and/or gently used clothing, accessories, and fun "what nots"!
Restore the Earth ~ Refresh your style
~ Renew your wardrobe!
SHOP YAYA!
YAYA Pop-Ups are Coming!
The Next Pop-Up Sale Date: Saturday, November 14,
during the ECW Bazaar! Stay tuned!
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UPPER ROOM TIME
Upper Room Time meets at 9:45 am in the Youth Room during the program year. All teens 6th - 12th grade are warmly invited to join us!
🙌 UPPER ROOM TIME RESUMES THIS SUNDAY! 🙌
Sunday, August 23
9:45 am: Meet & Greet Day for
Upper Room Time for Teens (Youth Room)
Sunday, August 30
9:45 am: Upper Room Time for Teens (Youth Room)
+ + +
Conversation, Reflection and Prayer -- with lots of Fun and Fellowship!
WHAT DO WE DO DURING UPPER ROOM TIME?
Following our pattern of Pause, Listen, Reflect, Pray and Go,
we build on our previous themes of
What will you do with your one wild and precious life?
(based on Mary Oliver's poem The Summer Day) and
"What makes you come alive?"
(from a quote by theologian and civil rights leader Howard Thurman)
"Building Beloved Community"
In conjunction with St. Gregory's church-wide Beloved Community initiative we worked on how our lives and gifts reflect God's love in the world.
Theme for 2026-2027 -- "I matter. I belong. I love."
We will delve more deeply into our core identity statement:
I am a beloved child of God.
I am a member of the Body of Christ.
I have a unique calling and purpose in this world.
As we have in the past, we continue to use some Benedictine practices to bring more balance, proportion, and harmony into our lives.
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FOR MORE NEWS AND IMPORTANT INFORMATION, SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHILDREN, YOUTH, AND FAMILIES DIGITAL NEWSLETTER
Attention Parents! Did you know that St. Gregory's has a digital newsletter for children, youth, and families? The newsletter comes out each Friday morning and is full of great information!
To subscribe to the Children, Youth, and Families newsletter, please contact Anita Sherman.
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VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
Volunteers are needed for various ministries.
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Our Eucharistic Visitor volunteer group is looking for members of our St. Gregory’s family to join them as they:
1. Deliver communion and enrich the religious experience of those unable to attend church due to illness or incapacity.
2. Visit and spiritually support those in need of the comfort and companionship of St. Gregory’s
3. Maintain contact with those parishioners with whom they are assigned to assure them that they are still a part of our St. Gregory’s community.
If this type of ministry appeals to you, please contact Gena Vallee at 561-451-7747 or email her at gvallee@st-gregorys.com for more information.
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PASTORAL CARE
St. Gregory's Is Here For You.
| St. Gregory's provides a variety of support ministries that are here to support you. Our clergy, staff, and Stephen Ministers are here to answer your questions, pray with you, and for your pastoral needs. Contact the church office at 561-395-8285 or by email at office@st-gregorys.com. Learn more. | | | |
AUGUST PRAYER CALENDAR
Please keep the people of
Haiti in your prayers
Please join us in praying for the people of Haiti each day. To view this month's calendar, please click on the link below.
https://conta.cc/4fGKtRt
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