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October 9, 2025
TRANSFORMING HEARTS AND COMMUNITY THROUGH JESUS' LOVE.
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A VIDEO MESSAGE
FROM FATHER ANDREW
In this week's video, Father Andrew invites you to join us for services and Brothers Breakfast! There will be a special, designated table for St. Gregory's newcomers at Brothers Breakfast where they are invited to join Father Andrew and to enjoy The Best Breakfast in Boca as his guest. Following breakfast, newcomers and members alike are invited to join him for an informative tour of St. Gregory's. We look forward to seeing you on Sunday!
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MAKING A DIFFERENCE
THE DIOCESAN CONVENTION
Our weekly making a difference story usually features an individual or a ministry group, however, today's story features an annual gathering—the convention of the Diocese of Southeast, Florida. Our diocese, which extends from Key West to Stuart, in Martin County along the east coast of Florida, includes:
- 76 churches throughout six regions including the Keys, North and South Dade, Broward, and North and South Palm Beach
- 276 clergy ministering to over 33,000 parishioners
- A variety of diocesan ministries and outreach programs, including our Immigration and Social Justice Ministry
- 18 schools educating thousands of children Grades PreK-12
Every October, clergy and lay delegates from every congregation gather to, in the words of beloved prayer, "take council for the mission of the church."
We are blessed because this gathering takes place at the Chapel of St. Andrew, located on the campus of St. Andrew's Episcopal School here in Boca Raton. Visitors are welcome to witness the proceedings, tour the ministry display areas and participate in the special workshops. The highlight every year for me is the convention Eucharist on Friday evening when we gather as a diocesan family to worship God.
The convention begins Friday, October 17 at 1 pm. The convention Eucharist begins at 5:30 pm on Friday night. The convention resumes on Saturday morning at 8:30 am with Morning Prayer with workshops, including one featuring the South Florida Haiti Project, which I will lead, at 10 am. To learn more and for all the details, go to our diocesan website: wwwdiosef.org.
Please pray for the convention and experience it in person as the mission of the Episcopal Church is renewed by the power of the Holy Spirit. What a difference God makes!
In Christ,
Andrew+
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HOPE GROWS HERE
STEWARDSHIP SEASON BEGINS ON SUNDAY
Hope Grows Here is this year’s Stewardship theme, and hope truly does grow at St. Gregory’s. It is evident in our worship, our ministries, and the life we share.
With the impact of rising costs, our Stewardship goal for 2026 has increased to $1,250,000. This represents an approximate 10% increase over last year’s goal, but it is essential to sustain and strengthen our many ministries. Increases in insurance premiums and our Diocesan assessment alone will add about $25,000 to our annual expenses. We anticipate that when the 2026 budget is complete, total operating costs will rise by 5–7%, or roughly $90,000. At the same time, one of our revenue sources is expected to decrease by approximately $50,000.
Together, through faithful giving, we can meet these challenges and continue to ensure that hope truly grows here at St. Gregory’s.
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DOK OCTOBER MEETING
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11 AT 10 AM
IN THE CONFERENCE ROOM
The Daughters of the King will meet for their monthly meeting on Saturday, October 11 at 10 am in the Conference Room.
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REV. ROBYN'S SERMON
ON SUNDAY
This Sunday, Rev. Robyn's sermon is from Luke 17:11-19, The 10 Lepers.
Artist's Credit: Ten Lepers by artist James C. Christensen
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33 MINUTES ON EMPATHY
WILL MEET IN THE PARISH LIBRARY
SUNDAYS FROM 9:12 AM - 9:45 AM
St. Gregory’s is bringing back our popular “33 Minutes” program on Sunday mornings. Join Rev. Robyn in the parish Library from 9:12 to 9:45 AM (between the 8 AM and 10 AM services of Holy Eucharist) for thirty-three minutes of discussion, teaching, and discovery.
We are reading the book, Don't Sing Songs to a Heavy Heart: How to Relate to Those Who Are Suffering, by Kenneth Haugk. The title is based on Proverbs 25: 20, which says that trying to offer cheer in misguided ways to someone who is suffering can actually increase their pain, discomfort, and feelings of isolation. As Christians, we often want to reach out to help those who are hurting—but the words or actions we use may unintentionally add to their burden instead of easing their pain. Forged from author Kenneth C. Haugk’s own experiences of suffering, the book draws on extensive research on empathy and compassion, offering key insights and suggestions of what to say and do—and what not to say or do—when people are hurting.
With its biblical foundation, compassionate approach, and concrete, practical ideas that you can use in your own life, our study of Don’t Sing Songs to a Heavy Heart will help us to bring God’s loving presence to hurting people when they need it most. A limited number of copies are available for purchase in the parish office for $15, and the book is also available for purchase here: https://www.stephenministries.org/On_Line_Store/viewitem.cfm?ItemID=467
“33 Minutes" will run through mid-December. One minute for each year of Christ’s life = 33 minutes to change your own. This program is co-sponsored by both the Center for Spiritual Formation and the Stephen Ministry program of Christ-centered caregiving at St. Gregory's.
Join us!
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BROTHERS BREAKFAST - SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12 - FOLLOWING THE 8 AM AND 10 AM SERVICES
Don't miss the "Best Breakfast in Boca" on Sunday, October 12 after the 8 AM and 10 AM services. Thank you to The Brothers of St. Gregory's for serving such a delicious breakfast!
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THE ECW THRIFT STORE
POP UP SALE THIS SUNDAY
DURING BROTHERS BREAKFAST
STOP IN TO SAY HELLO!
Join us this Sunday for a very special Thrift Store Pop Up Sale!
The Thrift Store has resumed regular hours and will now be open on Tuesdays and Thursdays (10 AM - 2 PM) and 2 Sundays per month
(9 AM - 12:30 PM).
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REGISTERING FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL,
UPPER ROOM TIME AND CONFIRMATION CLASS
Please visit our Welcome and Registration Table on Sunday (located just outside the Godly Play Classroom; 2nd floor of Harris Hall) ONLINE: Or, Register online anytime at: SUNDAY SCHOOL REGISTRATION FORM — St Gregory's Boca
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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!
October 12, Brothers Breakfast
October 19, Families with the last name beginning N-Z
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USHER AND GREETER VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!
Can you help?
| We are looking for a few awesome volunteers to be ushers and or greeters on Sunday mornings. If this ministry speaks to you, please contact David Rogers (8 AM service, at daverog10@yahoo.com) or David Cominole (10 AM service, at David.cominole@att.net) | | | | | |
ST. GREGORY'S NURSERY
Opens for Drop off at 9:30 AM on Sunday
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On Sundays, the beautifully renovated nursery provides childcare for the 10:00 AM service. Dropoff for little ones begins at 9:30 AM.
There is no cost for this service.
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HEARING ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE - LISTEN WIFI
St. Gregory's has Listen WIFI, an innovative Wi-Fi streaming solution for those with hearing loss or those who would like to hear better during services. Listen WIFI allows parishioners to use their smartphones to access this technology. Listen with your own headphones, earbuds, or hearing aid device. If you are interested in this hearing-assisted service, please meet the ushers at the back of the church before the 8 AM service and at the back of the church before the 10 AM service.
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THE CHURCH OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 13
The church office will be closed on Monday, October 13 in observance of Indigenous Peoples' Day. We wish you a safe and blessed holiday weekend.
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ART CLASSES AT ST. GREGORY'S
NO ART CLASSES WILL BE HELD ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 13 DUE TO THE NATIONAL HOLIDAY.
ART CLASSES WILL RESUME ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 20.
Painting classes have resumed and are held on Monday mornings from 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM. The first class was held on Monday, September 8th, and the last class will be held November 10. Come and have fun while learning. Learn the rules of color, composition, design, and much more. If you want to learn more about the class or need a materials list please contact Patricia Lusk at 786-218-0197. This class is free.
Thank you, Patricia Lusk for leading such a fabulous class!
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THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO JOINED US FOR
THE BLESSING OF THE PETS LAST SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2025
A HUGE thank you to everyone who joined us at last Saturday's Blessing of the Pets!
St. Gregory’s had a wonderful turnout for this cherished annual tradition, celebrating the Feast of St. Francis of Assisi. The weather was beautiful as pets of all shapes and sizes: dogs, cats, a turtle, and more gathered in the courtyard to receive a special blessing. Special thanks to our amazing volunteers and youth who helped during the day - and for those who contributed cans or bags of pet food to the Youth Group's Pet Food Drive! You have helped to feed many shelter pets! Tri-County Rescue joined the Blessing of the Pets and was the grateful recipient of the donated food. BIG thanks to Anita Sherman for organizing the pet food drive and donation to Tri-County.
It was a joyful morning filled with wagging tails, laughter, and gratitude for all of God’s creatures.
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A MESSAGE FROM TIM
This Sunday, the music will include Joseph Roff’s (1910-1993) exciting anthem “Bless the Lord” based on Psalm 103:1. Roff worked as both a church musician and a priest in the Roman Catholic Church, serving in the Diocese of Brooklyn, composing anthems and music for the liturgy with over 1000 compositions accredited to his career. His many anthems were particularly suitable for parish choirs as they were well-constructed harmonically, and melodically satisfying.
For Communion, the choir will sing “Bread of the World” by John West (1863-1929). The text by Anglican Bp. Reginald Herber (1783-1826) is one of the most popular sacred texts set to music by countless composers and West’s setting is one of the most beautiful within the lexicon of Anglican music. John Ebenezer West was born in Hackney, London and first studied music with his father who was the founder of the North-East London Academy of Music. His mother was a professional soprano, and his sister was a professional contralto, pianist, and teacher. He went on to study at the Royal Academy of Music holding organist posts at several London churches and in 1884 he became an associate editor with Novello and Company in London where he was later appointed as chief editor. West published over 500 compositions and was a pioneer in the field of choral and organ music editing.
I’ll see you in church!
Tim
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MORNING PRAYER AND MUSICAL MEDITATIONS
WITH TIM BRUMFIELD
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LIVING WATER - RECTOR'S BIBLE STUDY
WITH FATHER ANDREW
WEDNESDAY EVENINGS AT 6 PM
(ZOOM AND IN PERSON)
Living Water - Rector's Bible Study with Fr. Andrew Wednesdays at 6 PM (via Zoom and In Person) Explore the Sunday readings before worship with Father Andrew. This weekly study offers fresh insight into scripture and prepares your heart to hear God’s Word more deeply. -Meeting Link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87313630103?pwd=cioOTPy7hNKtrUdfg4OijM5vcTl0Dl.1
Meeting ID: 873 1363 0103 Passcode: 537993
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EVENT AUCTION ITEMS ARE NEEDED
We're currently seeking auction items to make this event unforgettable. Vacation homes are always a hit—do you have a getaway spot you'd be willing to share? We're also on the lookout for luxury travel packages, unique experiences, artwork, home improvement services, jewelry, designer purses, and personal training sessions. Your generous contributions help us raise vital funds while offering guests one-of-a-kind treasures. Please email the church office if you can donate a special experience or auction item.
Stay tuned for more details, but for now, save the date and start thinking about how you can be part of this joyful tradition!
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HURRICANE PREPARATION RESOURCES
NOAA forecasts an above-normal Atlantic hurricane season (June 1–Nov 30) this year. To help you prepare, Florida Power & Light offers a general storm guide and a Storm Guide for Seniors, plus safety tips on their storm prep site. Please see 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.
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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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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. 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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Sunday, Oct 12
9:10am: Confirmation Class (Conference Room)
9:30am: Nursery open
9:45am: 3yrs - 5th grades -- Regular classes (designated classrooms)
9:45am: Upper Room Time for Teens (Youth Room)
Saturday, Oct 18
Families with Young Children Nature Walk
10am at Gumbo Limbo Park
Scroll down for more info!
Next Sunday, Oct 19
9:10am: Confirmation Class (Conference Room)
9:30am: Nursery open
9:45am: 3yrs - 5th grades -- Regular classes (designated classrooms)
9:45am: Upper Room Time for Teens (Youth Room)
SPECIAL MINISTRY FAIR DAY DURING COFFEE HOUR!
Featuring ministries with children, families, youth and young adults!
Come visit our tables!
YOUTH AND PARENTS: MARK YOUR CALENDAR!
SUNDAY, OCT 26
Special Mental Wellbeing Program for Youth and Parents
with Dr. Maria Patton
For teens during Upper Room Time at 9:45am; For parents at 11:30am
Scroll down for more info!
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Confirmation Class: LIFE IN CHRIST (Grades 6, 7, 8 and others)
Confirmation Class meets every Sunday at 9:10am
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 Confirmation teachers
Fr. Andrew Sherman - asherman@at-gregorys.com
Gena Vallee - gvallee@st-gregorys.com
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UPPER ROOM TIME
Conversation, Reflection, and Prayer -- with lots of Fun and Fellowship!
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WHAT DO WE DO DURING UPPER ROOM TIME?
Following our pattern of Pause, Listen, Reflect, Pray and Go,
we will 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)
OUR THEME FOR 2025-2026: Building Beloved Community
In conjunction with St. Gregory's church-wide Beloved Community initiative we will work on how our lives and gifts reflect God's love in the world.
As we have in the past, we will continue to use some Benedictine practices to bring more balance, proportion and harmony into our lives.
COMING UP IN UPPER ROOM TIME
This Sunday, Oct 12
9:45am: Upper Room Time for Teens (Youth Room)
Next Sunday, Oct 19
9:45am: Upper Room Time for Teens (Youth Room)
SPECIAL MINISTRY FAIR DAY DURING COFFEE HOUR!
Featuring ministries with youth and young adults!
Visit our table! (Head up...there will be candy and other surprises there!)
On Deck...Sunday, Oct 26
Special Mental Wellbeing Session with Dr. Maria Patton!
Scroll up for more info!
SCENES FROM THE UPPER ROOM...
On Sunday, Sept 28 we started off with our usual prayer and meditation time and then contemplated Jesus' parable of the rich man and Lazarus at his gate. We talked about what it means to embody compassion rather than entitlement. We wondered about our own lives -- who might be at our "gates" and how Jesus might be calling us to serve them.
After this abbreviated session of pondering and conversation, we moved to some fun and games, a little pick-me-up time for laughter, fellowship and team-building. We broke into teams of four and circulated among six different centers: corn hole, putting green, pool table, axe throw, dart board and Bible trivia. It was wild and wooly and loads of fun! The winning team members each got Starbucks gift cards and everyone got a take home bag to fill with a variety of candy and snacks. The consensus on the favorite center -- axe throwing for sure!!
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MEALS WITH MEANING
SERVE DAY -- AWESOME!
We had an amazing day of service and fellowship on Sunday, Oct 5 as we served great meals and handed out some self-care items to our Meals with Meaning guests. Ten teens and three young adults were part of our serving team and did an amazing job. Many thanks to all our volunteers, to Gena & Rose Vallee (our awesome coordinators), our guests, and to the whole Meals with Meaning team for helping to make our experience so enriching.
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Our closing prayer for this Sunday:
Our closing prayer for this Sunday:
Jesus, our teacher and companion:
We thank you for all the riches you provide for us each day.
We thank you for good food and clean water,
safe and comfortable homes, the possessions we enjoy,
all those who serve us, and especially the love and care of family and friends.
Knowing that we are so richly blessed, we ask you to open our eyes
to see where our gates are and to pay attention to those who are waiting there.
Help us to share the gifts you have given us,
the things that make our lives truly rich.
Amen.
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BOCA RATON INTERFAITH
YOUTH ASSOCIATION (BRIYA)
Kicking Off Another Great Year!!
On Monday, Oct 6th from 5pm-7pm, BRIYA had its opening event at the Sukkot Festival hosted by our dear friends at B'nai Torah Congregation in Boca. We started off with some fun -- a hay ride, making "lulav shakes", and dip your own apple cider doughnuts (YUM!).
Gena Vallee, Cathy Berkowitz and Kara Hitner (BRIYA coordinators) facilitated some conversation around the meaning of Sukkot as well as around what the group would like to do for the upcoming year. This was followed by a delicious pasta meal with an extra special treat: B'nai Torah's cantor Magda Fishman and Rabbi Evan Sussman stopped by to say hello and then Magda led us in a beautiful sung prayer. Wow!
And there was more! We then headed outside to see and be present in the sukkah for prayers and conversation. Everyone had an opportunity to shake the lulav! We finished with a quick tour of B'nai Torah's magnificent sanctuary. An amazing time of fellowship, fun and learning! Many, many thanks to Gena, Cathy, Kara and the B'nai Torah team for such great hospitality!
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WANT TO KNOW SOME MORE? (Of course you do!) Here are some things we learned:
WHAT IS SUKKOT?
A Jewish holiday celebrating the harvest and commemorating the Israelites' forty-year wandering in the desert after leaving Egypt. It follows Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur.
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WHAT IS A SUKKAH?
A temporary, hut-like structure built for the Jewish holiday of Sukkot, commemorating the Israelites' temporary shelters during their 40-year wandering in the desert after the Exodus from Egypt.
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WHAT IS A LULAV?
A bundle consisting of a palm branch, three myrtle branches, and two willow branches, held together and waved during the Jewish festival of Sukkot. Along with a citron (etrog), these four items are known as the "four species" (arba minim) and are central to Sukkot rituals, symbolizing the unity of the Jewish people and a connection to God through the harvest.
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The sung prayer that Magda led us in --
also found on the wall in the sukkah!
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WHAT IS BRIYA ALL ABOUT?
BRIYA is an intentional interfaith community for teens (grades 6-12) to explore common life and to build relationships in the context of various faith traditions. Gatherings take place at various locations depending on the program and activities include faith-centered conversations, visits to various houses of worship, participation in community events, and field trips to significant sites -- and, of course, lots of fun and fellowship!
Our BRIYA coordinators are Gena Vallee from St. Gregory's and Cathy Berkowitz from B'nai Torah Congregation. Contact them any time with questions.
Gena Vallee gvallee@st-gregorys.com
Cathy Berkowitz CathyB@bnai-torah.org
Join us for an uplifting and amazing year ahead!
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WHAT ELSE IS ON DECK?
PLENTY -- SO STAY TUNED!
2025-2026 PROGRAMS IN THE WORKS!
STAY TUNED!
Here's a small sampling of things being planned
and/or considered for our 2025-2026 program year:
— Mental health program(s)
— Pet food drive
— Cyber safety program
— Emergency response program
— Meals with Meaning serve day
— YAYA Pop Up sales
— Soup Sale
— Rock the Universe trip
— BRIYA events
— Misc fun activities!
Got a great idea? Please share!
Contact Anita to share your thoughts and ideas!
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Check out these fantastic cards
made by Shreya and Sanjana Thomas!
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YAYA BOUTIQUE UPDATE
Where does YAYA come from?
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. The boutique will be on hiatus during the summer months but will return this Fall. Stay tuned for future pop up dates!
Restore the Earth ~ Refresh Your Style ~ Renew Your Wardrobe!
SHOP YAYA!
STAY TUNED FOR MORE INFO ABOUT YAYA POP UPS!
Next Scheduled Date: Saturday, Nov 15
during the ECW Annual Holiday Bazaar
| | | | A note about YAYA donations: Please speak with Anita Sherman directly if you have any items to donate. We are very grateful for those who would like to contribute, but due to extremely limited storage space, we cannot accept drop off donations without prior notice and agreement. We appreciate your patience and understanding! Thank you! | | |
How have you served our community?
Share your stories and photos!
Send to anitasherman561@gmail.com
Service Ideas
Though school has started, there are still opportunities to do community service and earn hours! Try one of these ideas or come up with some of your own!
❤️ Write notes or make cards of encouragement
for seniors in local nursing homes.
Deliver them yourself (Boca Rehab is a great choice; 755 Meadows Rd, Boca) OR drop them off at church and Anita will deliver them!
❤️ Send a note of thanks or encouragement
to someone serving in the military.
Visit Operation Gratitude's website for great info and guidelines.
https://www.operationgratitude.com/volunteer/anywhere/letters/
❤️ DIY Beach Clean Up
Grab a bag, gloves and/or grabber and hit the sand to pick up trash to keep our beaches clean, beautiful and hospitable for wildlife.
You'll be amazed at how much debris you can collect in even a few minutes of clean-up.
GOT A GREAT SERVICE IDEA OF YOUR OWN?
SHARE IT WITH US!
| Check out these fantastic cards made by Shreya and Sanjana Thomas! | | If you are interested in giving of your time to helping others and making a difference, St. Gregory's and its ministries have many volunteer opportunities available There is truly something for everyone. Learn more. | |
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VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
Volunteers are needed for various ministries.
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Our Lay 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 David Cominole 561-376-9056 or email him at david.cominole@att.net 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. | | | | | |
OCTOBER PRAYER CALENDAR FOR HAITI
Please keep Haiti in your prayers.
| Join us in prayer for the people of Haiti. Now, more than ever, they need our prayers and support. Click the link below to view this month's prayer calendar. https://conta.cc/4nwmW8N | | | | | |
