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April 9, 2026
TRANSFORMING HEARTS AND COMMUNITY THROUGH JESUS' LOVE.
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A VIDEO MESSAGE FROM THE RECTOR
In this week’s video, Father Andrew joyfully proclaims the continuing celebration of Easter at St. Gregory’s and invites all to gather for worship this Sunday. He highlights this Sunday's Brothers’ Easter Breakfast as a wonderful opportunity to share fellowship with the church family, and reflects on the Gospel story of Thomas, offering a fresh perspective on “Believing Thomas,” which he will explore further in his sermon. We look forward to seeing you and your family on Sunday.
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MAKING A DIFFERENCE
ST. GREGORY'S
THE CULTURAL AND SACRED HUB OF ARTS AND SERVICE
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On March 14, St. Gregory’s hosted a musical event that helped to shape the musical lives of several young South Florida Jr. High and High School musicians as they competed in the National Society of Arts and Letters High Brass Competition. The National Society of Arts and Letters is a nonprofit organization founded in 1944, dedicated to supporting and encouraging young emerging artists in the United States. Through competitions, scholarships, and career opportunities, NSAL helps talented individuals in music, drama, dance, visual arts, and literature take the next step toward professional success. Each year, local chapters hold competitions in various artistic disciplines, and the winners advance to a national competition, where they compete for significant awards and professional recognition. The winner will now proceed to the National Competition in Little Rock, May 14-16.
Our newly renovated sanctuary with its superb acoustics and our beautifully restored Steinway grand piano led to St. Gregory’s being considered so when I was approached by Lynn University Piano Faculty member Lisa Leonard about the possibility of St. Gregory’s being available to host this event, I immediately said yes!
As we continue to broaden our relationships among the arts communities here in Boca Raton and South Florida, we can be proud of the fact that we are now a premier venue, not only for professional performance ensembles and soloists, but for young performers such as these with the NSAL. Unique performance opportunities such as this make a huge difference in the musical lives of these young aspiring musicians and they will remember their time in our space for years to come.
Easter Blessings,
Tim Brumfield
Director of Music Ministries, Organist, and Choirmaster
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SERAPHIC FIRE IN CONCERT AT ST. GREGORY'S
Seraphic Fire Closes 23rd Season
with Epic Surround Sound Concert
Thursday, April 9, 7:00 pm
St. Gregory's Episcopal, Boca Raton
On Thursday April 9 at 7:00 pm, join Conductor Patrick Dupre Quigley at St. Gregory's for his final concert as Seraphic Fire’s Artistic Director. The full forces of Seraphic Fire singers and period instrument quartet close out the season with a surround-sound, polychoral experience imported directly from the Basilica of San Marco in Venice, Italy. You’ll be at the center of this aural explosion as the artists sing from every corner of the room. Seraphic Fire’s use of ‘surround sound’ has always been part of their DNA - the ability to utilize the whole venue and create an amazing sound that elicits unforgettable moments. This program includes extraordinary music: Hymn to the Virgin by Benjamin Britten, “Agnus Dei” from Missa Ave Regina Caelorum by Tomás Luis de Victoria, and the most magnificent music of Claudio Monteverdi.
The Pre-Concert Conversation will be presented one hour before the concert by Dr. James K. Bass, Seraphic Fire’s newly-named Artistic Director beginning with Season 24. Tickets are on sale now at SeraphicFire.org and by phone at 305.285.9060. Tickets for next season will go on sale April 9.
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DOK APRIL MEETING
Saturday, April 11 at 9:00 PM
Meets in St. Mary's Chapel for Morning Prayer
Followed by an In-Person Meeting in the Conference Room
Attention Daughters of the King! Mark your calendars and join us on Saturday, April 11, at 9:00 AM for Morning Prayer in St. Mary's Chapel followed by a meeting in the second-floor Conference Room.
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COMMUNION PREPARATION CLASSES
FOR CHILDREN
CLASSES RESUME THIS
SUNDAY, APRIL 12 AT 9 AM
CLASS MEETS UPSTAIRS
IN THE GOOD SHEPHERD ROOM
COMMUNION RETREAT
FOR CHILDREN
MAY 16 - 17, 2026
For More Information and to Register
Contact: Teri Heemstra-Hernandez
thhabc@aol.com, 954-683-3610
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SUNDAY'S ALTAR FLOWERS
The flowers adorning the altar on Sunday are given by Pat Jordan and Walter Jones, with love and thanksgiving, in celebration of their 22nd wedding anniversary. Happy anniversary to you both!
The flowers are also given this week in loving memory of Charles “Chuck” Barnes by his wife, Cris Barnes, on the 11th anniversary of his passing.
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BROTHERS BREAKFAST
Enjoy The Best Breakfast in Boca
in Harris Hall on Sunday, April 12
Join us in Harris Hall for the Best Breakfast in Boca on Sunday, April 12, 2026. Special thanks to the Brothers of St. Gregory's for creating such a delicious feast for us each month!
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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!
April 12 - Brothers Breakfast - Join us in Harris Hall for
The Best Breakfast in Boca
April 19 - A-H - If your last name begins with A-H, please consider contributing to Coffee Hour.
Coffee and Conversation - Special Presentation: Climate Change Resilience in South Florida with Guest Speaker Dr. Jennifer Jurado
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LGBTQ+ MEETING THIS SUNDAY
Sunday, April 12, following the 10 AM Service
Meets in the 4th / 5th Grade Classrooms
Becoming Beloved Community will be holding an LGBTQ+ Meeting this Sunday immediately following the 10 AM service. Join us in the 4th / 5th Grade Classrooms to attend this important gathering.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS SAFETY MEETING
THIS SUNDAY, APRIL 12
Following the 10 AM Service
Meets in the Conference Room
Calling all Sunday School Teachers! Join us in the Conference Room immediately following the 10 AM service for an important discussion on Safety. Childcare will be available in the Youth Room.
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ECW THRIFT STORE WILL BE OPEN ON SUNDAY
Stop by the store between 9:00 AM and 12:30 PM
to say hello or to shop!
The ECW Thrift Store IS open two Sundays per month, from 9 AM to 12:30 PM, and on Tuesdays and Thursdays, from 10 AM to Noon. Stop by to say hello or to shop for a treasure.
DONATIONS ARE NEEDED: The Thrift Store is looking for items to restock the shelves, particularly jewelry, purses, and scarves. Please check your closets for any unused items that we can use in the Boutique. Please bring items to the store on Tuesday or Thursday; otherwise, please leave your treasures in the office for us. Remember, no clothing, books, or DVDs.
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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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NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS:
ECW WOMEN’S EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP
It's that time of the year again...ECW Scholarship time!
Thanks to generous parish support and successful ECW fundraising,
St. Gregory’s ECW is offering a $1,000 scholarship to support women pursuing an education. Applications are due by May 6th.
Click here to learn more and apply.
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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
Next Meeting: Monday, April 20 at 6:30 pm
Location: Harris Hall Conference Room or Zoom
Zoom Information:
Meeting ID: 870 3434 6306
Passcode: 239137
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ASSISTANT TO THE RECTOR
As St. Gregory's continues to thrive and grow, we are currently seeking an Assistant to the Rector. The Assistant to the Rector is a full-time position providing spiritual, pastoral, and ministry leadership under the Rector’s direction. We seek a loving, mission-focused, open-minded, and open-hearted priest who values and cultivates a trusting, collaborative relationship with the Rector, staff, and ministry leaders. A healthy sense of humor, accessibility, and grace amid the vicissitudes of church life are essential.
To read the full job description, please click here. If you have any questions or would like to direct a candidate to us, please email Kristen Chaney at KChaney@st-gregorys.com.
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A MESSAGE FROM TIM
Happy Easter! I want to thank all those who gave so generously to our Easter Music Fund! You helped to make our music extra special this past Sunday! I also wish to thank members of the Choir of St. Gregory’s and all our guest musicians who sang and played so beautifully! Our Schola Cantorum members Anja Yargici, Lori Snow, Tabitha Jenkins, Brittany Sloane, Sam Cucci, and Lovell Rose, worked very hard this past week as they sang for Tenebrae, Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, and Easter Vigil as well as two services on Sunday. Choir members for Good Friday and Easter Sunday also included Pancy Gabriel, Wendy McHugh, Paul Hammity, Tom Hancock, and Dylan Thomas. The amount of music covered within the scope of five days was astounding and I am very proud of the work everyone did to make our worship beautiful and meaningful for everyone in attendance.
And many thanks also go to Louis Birro, our Audio/Visual Coordinator, who was manning the livestream production all week for all our services. We really do have the finest online livestream service of any church in the country!
This Sunday will be the Second Sunday of Easter, and the Choir will be singing “Easter Song of Praise” by Richard Shephard and an Anglican Chant version of the Pascha Nostrum
by P. M. Smith.
Our Eastertide Choral Evensong will be April 26 at 6 PM which will be one of our most beautiful to date! Plan now to invite your friends and bring your loved ones! This is one of our most beautiful services at St. Gregory’s and honestly, you’d have to pay upwards of $50 a ticket to hear music of this caliber and excellence in a concert setting. So why not take advantage of having this opportunity to hear some of the most beautiful choral music ever composed sung by the finest choir in South Florida in the liturgical setting for which it was conceived, in the most beautiful sanctuary, for free! (An Offering will be appreciated, of course!)
See you Sunday!
Easter Blessings!
Tim
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MORNING PRAYER & MUSICAL MEDITATIONS
WITH TIM BRUMFIELD
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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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ST. GREGORY'S WISH LIST
From time to time, there are special items that help enrich the beauty of our worship and the life of our parish community. Below are items that are currently on our St. Gregory’s Wish List. If you feel called to support the church in this way, please consider purchasing one of the items shown below. Your generosity helps ensure that our worship remains vibrant and that the resources of our church continue to grow for generations to come.
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HOW TO SUPPORT ST. GREGORY'S WISH LIST
You may support the St. Gregory’s Wish List by making a gift in one of two ways.
1. Payment by check: Checks may be mailed to St. Gregory’s Episcopal Church; please indicate “Candle(s)” or “Hymnal(s)” in the memo line so your gift may be directed appropriately.
2. Paying through PushPay: Gifts may also be made online through PushPay by selecting “Memorial Gift” in the drop-down menu. If giving online, please also email office@st-gregorys.com to let the office know that your gift is intended for candle(s) or hymnal(s) so it can be properly designated.
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Almy Liquid Candles
1.50 Inch Diameter
St. Gregory's needs 14 candles
Price: $90 each
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Lift Every Voice and Sing II Pew Edition: An African American Hymnal
St. Gregory's needs 100 hymnals
Price: $24 each
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CELEBRATE EARTH DAY 2026
The first Earth Day was April 22, 1970, when Americans joined in a grassroots demonstration dealing with dangerously serious issues concerning toxic drinking water, air pollution, and the effects of pesticides. Twenty million Americans—10% of the population—ventured outdoors and protested together. Today, such concerns continue, and the day is a day for recommitting our actions taking place throughout the world. We are called to continue to do our parts to make our environment even better. Two events to consider for Earth Day.
The Great American Cleanup - Saturday, April 18, from 8 AM - 11 AM. Come to Spanish River Park to help clean up the beach and intracoastal mangrove habitats. Open to individuals, families, and groups. Free tee shirts while supplies last; community service hours given. Call (561) 544-8612 for details and reserve your spot; space is limited. Rain or Shine. Saturday, April 18. 8 to 11 am
Earth Day at Gumbo Limbo - Wednesday, April 22 at 6:30 PM. Celebrate Earth Day with Paleontologist Robert DePalma, Curator of the Palm Beach Museum, at Gumbo Limbo Nature Center at 6:30 pm. Call to register 561-544-8605
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APRIL IS EARTH MONTH!
THE CITY OF BOCA RATON IS OFFERING WONDERFUL
VOLUNTEER AND LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES IN APRIL!
Earth Day is April 22! Join the City of Boca Raton and be part of Earth Month through volunteer and learning opportunities. Connect with your inner conservationist. The scheduled events being led or co-led by the Office of Sustainability are as follows: Learn more at this City of Boca link.
April 2026 Calendar of Events
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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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KNITTERS MINISTRY
Our next meeting will be held on
Monday, May 4, at 10:00 AM
St. Gregory's knitters will not meet in April. Our next meeting will be on Monday, May 4, at 10:00 AM in the library. If you love to knit or would like to learn more, please consider joining this wonderful ministry!
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THE CENTER FOR SPIRITUAL FORMATION PRESENTS A NEW OFFERING
WE WILL EXPLORE THE BOOK
INTO THE SILENT LAND BY MARTIN LAIRD
Tuesday Evenings Beginning April 21 | 6–7 PM | Zoom
About the Spiritual Circle
The Center for Spiritual Formation invites you to a welcoming spiritual circle, led by fellow parishioners, devoted to shared reading and thoughtful discussion with the intention of deepening our connection and drawing closer to God. Please join Linda MacLaren and Rosie Sandoval on Tuesday evenings from 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM starting on April 21st. Our circle will read and discuss the book Into the Silent Land by Martin Laird. This short book is a gem that shares the practice of Christian contemplation. We will read together and practice as we continue to learn and grow in our relationship with God. Click here to purchase the book online.
About the book (from Amazon):
“Laird’s book is not like the many presentations for beginners. While useful for those just starting out, this book serves especially as a guide for those who desire to journey yet.”
Please email the church office at office@st-gregorys.com with any questions.
Zoom Link:
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85969865439?pwd=2JGUmNaZVbH7lLa850dVL5RYwpMWTM.1
Meeting ID: 859 6986 5439
Passcode: 697557
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MEN OF ST. GREGORY'S
SAVE THE DATE FOR OUR APRIL DINNER!
Monday, April 27 | 6:30 PM in Harris Hall
All men of St. Gregory's are warmly invited to join us for dinner on Monday, April 27, at 6:30 PM in Harris Hall! Leg of lamb with rice pilaf, and sticky toffee pudding for dessert are on the menu! It is a great way to make friends while sharing a delicious dinner. For more information and to RSVP, please click here to email Brian Ouellette. Special thanks to the Brothers for hosting these delicious monthly dinners!
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CONFIRMATION SUNDAY
AND THE ARRIVAL OF BISHOP RICKEL
Sunday, May 10 | 10:00 AM Service
St. Gregory's warmly welcomes Bishop Rickel for Confirmation and Reception of our youth and new adult members on Sunday, May 10 during the 10 AM service.
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SAVE THE DATE! JUNETEENTH CELEBRATION
Saturday, June 20 | 5–8 PM | Sanctuary/Harris Hall
Join us in the Sanctuary at 5 PM on Saturday, June 20th, for a special Juneteenth service featuring music by the renowned Resurrection Steel Pan Orchestra. Following the service, we’ll gather in Harris Hall for good food, fellowship, and more music!
This is a family evening, so bring everyone to enjoy this festive time together. Meals With Meaning will provide delicious food, and we invite you to bring a dish to share—perhaps something from your own heritage. Come and celebrate freedom, community, and culture with us at St. Gregory’s!
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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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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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CALENDAR QUICK LOOK
Sunday, April 12
9:00 AM - Communion Preparation Class (Good Shepherd classroom) - Scroll up for more information.
9:10 AM - Confirmation Class (Conference Room)
9:30 AM - Nursery opens
9:45 AM - 3 years to 5th Grade Classes (Designated Classrooms)
9:45 AM - Upper Room Time for Teens (Youth Room) - Sundae Sunday! (See information below).
11:30 AM - Sunday School Teachers Safety Training (Conference Room) Childcare will be available in the Youth Room
Next Sunday, April 19
9:00 AM: Communion Preparation Class
(Good Shepherd classroom)
Scroll down for more info!
9:30 AM: Nursery open
9:10 AM: Confirmation Class (Conference Room)
9:45 AM: 3yrs - 5th grade classes (designated classrooms)
9:45 AM: Upper Room Time for Teens (Youth Room)
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UPPER ROOM TIME FOR TEENS
SUNDAE SUNDAY, APRIL 12 (YOUTH ROOM)
Come enjoy some ice cream with all the trimmings as we celebrate the Easter season!
Vanilla and chocolate ice cream, cones, and several toppings will be provided. If you have a favorite topping to share, bring it along!
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EASTER CELEBRATION
WITH YOUNG ADULTS
Three of our young adults (Jules Hayes, Charles Kissel, and Anna Ruby Whitmire) joined the Sherman Family for a celebratory lunch on Easter Sunday. Jules and Charles are residents of our Canterbury House; Anna Ruby lives in the community and has recently become a part of our St. Gregory's church family. Anna Ruby and Jules are both students at FAU, and Charles is here (he's a student at the University of Cincinnati) for an internship. We were also blessed to have Steve Demoreuille and Sandy McGrath join our festive group. Everyone had a lovely time celebrating the start of the Easter season!
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CONFIRMATION DAY IS SUNDAY, MAY 10
DURING THE 10 AM SERVICE!
Confirmation Rehearsal and Retreat:
Saturday, May 9 from 9 AM - 12:30 PM
IMPORTANT NOTES!
👉 We will meet in the church at 9 AM for a one-hour rehearsal, have a thirty-minute break for snacks, then have our retreat from 10:30 AM - 12:30 PM.
👉 If you plan to be confirmed on May 10th, this retreat is mandatory for all Confirmands, parents, and sponsors.
👉 Reminder to Confirmands -- If you have not done so already, you should be asking someone to be your sponsor now! A sponsor is an adult -- other than a parent -- who models Christ-like behavior and who will support you in your life in Christ.
👉If you cannot attend, please contact Gena Vallee ASAP! (gvallee@st-gregorys.com)
Stay tuned for more details!
DO YOU HAVE QUESTIONS OR NEED INFORMATION
ABOUT CONFIRMATION AT ST GREGORY'S?
Please contact the Confirmation teachers
Fr. Andrew Sherman - asherman@at-gregorys.com
Gena Vallee - gvallee@st-gregorys.com
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SCENES FROM THE UPPER ROOM...
On Sunday, March 29 we presented the Passion Story on Palm Sunday during the 10am service. We set eight different tableaux to give a visual as well as an auditory recreation of the story. Many, many thanks to all who participated!
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ST GREGORY'S YOUTH GROUP MEMBER
QUALIFIES FOR STATE DECA COMPETITION!
Our own Sanjana Thomas, daughter of Arun & Sneha Thomas, attended the DECA competition for District 8 and qualified to continue on to the state level!
Congratulations, Sanjana!
Distributive Education Clubs of America. DECA is organized into two unique student divisions each with programs designed to address the learning styles, interests, and focus of its members. The High School Division includes over 292,000 members in over 4,000 schools.
Florida Atlantic University High School students demonstrated exceptional skill and preparation at the District 8 Florida DECA competition, a rigorous regional event representing top student talent from Palm Beach, St. Lucie, and Martin counties.
At the start of the school year, students selected from nearly 50 competitive DECA categories spanning marketing, finance, entrepreneurship, hospitality, and management. Their journey began on campus with a comprehensive 100-question exam designed to assess business knowledge and critical thinking. Only the top-performing students across the district received invitations to advance.
In January, qualifying students competed at Keiser University, where they were challenged to think and perform like real-world business professionals. Depending on their category, students delivered prepared presentations, such as proposing a new product, service, or promotional event, or tackled impromptu business scenarios while developing and presenting solutions with limited preparation time.
Final scores combined exam results with presentation or role-play performance, with the top competitors earning the opportunity to advance to the Florida DECA State Career Development Conference in Orlando this March. From there, the highest achievers may continue to the international level in Atlanta later this year.
In addition to the district competition, several FAU High School students qualified directly for the state conference through an advanced pathway, submitting comprehensive, 20-page business proposals that were judged independently, a testament to their depth of research, creativity, and commitment.
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PLEASE CONTACT ANITA
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN ATTENDING THE LEADERSHIP SUMMIT!
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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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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 weekly digital newsletter for children, youth, and families? The newsletter comes out each Friday morning and is full of great information! To view our recent newsletter and to learn all about the great activities going on, click on the link shown here. https://conta.cc/4sQHACE 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 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. | | | |
APRIL PRAYER CALENDAR FOR HAITI
Please continue to keep
the people of Haiti in your prayers
Please continue to keep the people of Haiti in your daily prayers. Click the link below to view the April prayer calendar courtesy of the South Florida Haiti Project. https://conta.cc/47A7zWO
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