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Patrick and the children prepare for Holy Eucharist with a tour of the church on Saturday afternoon.
Photo by Brooke Eaton-Skea
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Spring on the Cape
Several of you have joked with me that there really is no spring on the Cape…that we go from winter to March greys and chills, and then finally directly into summer in June. It seemed like that might indeed be the case, until the past couple of weeks. For me, the profusion of daffodils and forsythia all abloom with their vibrant, hopeful yellows are the signs of spring and Easter and new life. Thanks be to God that we have these non-native, but thankfully, non-invasive guests who color our Eastertide with their beauty and simple, generous charms.
As a child, living in the mid-Atlantic with my siblings, forsythia were really important. We had three bushes planted in a row along the edge of our property facing the street. They grew straight up each spring, probably because my father cut them almost to the ground every year when my mother wasn’t looking. But when they were blooming and then going to leaf, they stood tall and weirdly sort of seed shaped, or if you were my brother and sister and me—rocket shaped! We waited all year for them to bloom, and then we would crawl inside them…and pretend for hours that we were astronauts launching to the moon or to Mars or beyond. Each of us was in our own bright yellow space ship, communicating about the journey; our imaginations on fire about what might be possible.
I am so very grateful to be here with you all in THIS season of forsythia, hope, and Easter news. Alleluia! Christ is Risen! As we hear and proclaim this news, this promise from God that death is overcome. May we rejoice together in community seeing all that might be possible as we seek to serve Christ in all people. I am eager to see the world’s most spectacular Rummage Sale and the liftoff of Food 4 Kids, and experience all the things we are doing at Holy Spirit this spring to embody God’s love for the world.
Faithfully yours,
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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 Parish Hall
Arrive by 9:45 a.m.
Children will join parents in church
for Communion.
Fourth Sunday of the month -- Children attend and take part in the
entire church service
https://www.youtube.com/@churchoftheholyspiritorleans
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Tuesday Morning Lectio Divina & Prayers
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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What a wonderful month April has been at CHS! It began right away with Holy Week. From the triumphal parade of palms on Palm Sunday, to the meditative Labyrinth in Parish Hall, the two gatherings for Stations of the Cross, Maundy Thursday’s remembrance of the Last Supper with foot washing, the quiet and somber Good Friday service, the Easter Vigil with fire, bells and light, and finally a glorious festival service on Easter Sunday. Such a progression, the journey from triumph to defeat and final victory and resurrection!
The community was joined by many new faces during the week, culminating in a joyful Easter with the children’s egg hunt and breakfast of eggs benedict, lovingly prepared and shared by the Thompson family. We are thankful for their gift of hospitality and generosity. It was the perfect way to end a memorable week together. Thank you, too, for those who served to create a lasting memory for all of us, including Joan and the Choir, the Altar Guild, the Ushers, Wayne and Matthew, the AV Techs, Debbi, and of course, Patrick and Nancy.
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Another highlight this month was our celebration of the young people who participated in a class led by Ruth Campbell and Patrick. The class explored the church and learned about the Eucharist. The children received the elements with their families on Sunday, April 12, with a cake reception at coffee hour. It was a special celebration of our own Anda, Wesley, Liv, Simon, Manolo, Quinn, and Sylvia.
Peter Jensen, of Terra Luna Landscape, was a guest at the vestry meeting on April 21. He explained that our ongoing efforts to make the church campus environmentally responsible has resulted in an invitation to become a member of the Surfrider Foundation, an organization that identifies environmentally friendly spaces. We are the first church to to be listed as “ocean safe", an honor the vestry voted to accept.
Another issue brought to the vestry for discussion was the recommendation by the Building and Grounds Committee to rebuild the ramp entrance to the Parish Hall. The project was unanimously approved.
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A lot of energy is now being devoted to the upcoming Rummage Sale, May 1 and 2, headed by our dedicated and talented team of Brian Schnetzer, Suzy Gray, and Meg Nemitz. As much of the work as possible is being done ahead of time--sorting, pricing, and storing. A stalwart group of volunteers has answered the call to pitch in and help several days a week. So much “rummage” has been dropped off that a storage unit was needed and is now filled to the brim. The event looks to be bigger and better than ever, with all proceeds being given to our Outreach Committee . Not only is the sale a benefit to the community, it is also great fun, and a way to get to know one another as we continue to become "beloved "community".
Thank you for your support and prayers,
Dianne and Priscilla
| | Altar set for Maundy Thurday service. | | Suzy Gray washes Nancy Miller's feet during Maunday thursday service. | | Altar prepared for Good Friday. | | Chris Crighton as Crucifer and choir process into church during Maundy Thursday service. | | |
Above: Patrick and Nancy confer during Easter Service.
Left: Foral wreath hung above main entrance to church for Easter Sunday.
All Holy Week photos by Kate Paradise
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Happy 90th Birthday, Ginny Lucil!
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Ginny Lucil's family and friends--including members of the church choir, Roger, and Patrick--gathered at 400 East to surprise Ginny on the occasion of her 90th birthday!
Photos by Roger Lovejoy
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CHS parishioners who were former residents of The Terraces and the team who helped to bring the weekly services to them gathered at Nancy Ludewig's home on Saturday, April 25 for lunch and fellowship!
Above: Jane Affleck chats with Janet Winter.
Right: Cynthia Murray stands with Janet Marjollet .
Photos by Nancy Ludewig
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May - October Neighborhood Tables sign-up is now!
Sometimes the winter months seemed endless for those of us who endured, but here we are, with warmer months around the corner. Welcome back to our faithful seasonal members, we missed you! A lot has happened while you were away. You will love our new Associate Rector, Nancy Hagner.
Neighborhood Tables was first created in fall 2024, providing an opportunity for small groups of parishioners to meet others in a home setting. Feedback indicates that Neighborhood Tables is accomplishing its goal of parishioners getting to know one another beyond the casual connections made at coffee hour.
Please call or email Debbi Manning to sign up for this next round of Neighborhood Tables (NT). If you are in an NT group and want to continue with a new group, you must sign up again by May 9th. There will also be a sign-up clipboard in the Parish Hall. Every effort will be made to create groups of people who haven’t been together before.
We hope more of you, especially newcomers, will participate! Contact one of us with any questions—
Celia Calhoun, Dianne Fromm, Cynthia Murray
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Since our beginning in 1985, every year and every walk has had its challenges and differences, but the support and generosity of The parishioners at CHS have been constant and uplifting. Each year has also had its rewards. This year, more than sixty walkers participated, and, to my surprise and joy, many were high schoolers who took the day off from school to walk and attend Good Friday services.
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One dedicated young man who took the time to read the scriptural posters at each station aloud, while those with him listened. Others who joined us this year were four families who we support through the walk. Not only did they join us, but they helped at three of the six stations on the walk, guiding the walkers to keep to the trail. One of the mothers, whose son has suffered from PANDAS disease, took some great photos of the walkers while helping at the first station.
It is very gratifying to have been blessed to be involved with The Good Friday Walk all these many years and to have the continued and unwavering support of my Holy Spirit family throughout this time. Thank You all once again and may God’s peace and blessings be with you all now and always!!
Rich Weeks
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Deanery Assembly
Thursday, May 28, 6:30
Upcoming Deanery assembly meetings
The next Deanery Assembly Meeting will be held on Thursday, May 28, at 6:30 p.m. at The Church of the Holy Spirit, as a hybrid meeting with Zoom option. We plan to have a light supper of soup and sandwiches available for attendees arriving early, and all are welcome to attend. Dinner will begin at 5:45 p.m.
It is the Annual Meeting, so there will be elections to fill the various Deanery positions which are open, followed by the usual brief reports and a discussion session on a relevant topic. The meeting ends at 8:00 p.m.
If you are planning on attending, please let the CHS office know so that we can plan for you.
Zoom Info:
Time: March 26, 2024 6:30 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89926297780
Meeting ID: 899 2629 7780
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April has been a busy month!
Hanna, Raven, Robin, Brooke and a few others joined up at the Good Friday Walk to remember... and raise money for United People For Kids!
We had an Easter egg hunt prior to the now annual Eggs Benedict Brunch!
Both were well attended! Gray helped us hide so, so many eggs!
All of the Godly play group participated in a Holy Eucharist Class Led by Ruth and Katharine with individual collage art supported by Pia M. This class culminated in a tour of the church grounds with Patrick, as well as making the host for the Sunday service where their five weeks of work was recognized! We are so proud of all seven of you! We are equally as proud of the grown ups that brought you to these classes and studied with you along the way! 🙂
We have had several visits from our new Associate Priest Nancy and look forward to many more!
Matt Thompson is once again headed to the Barbara Harris camp in May with any and all who would like to join him. If you have questions or interest, please contact Matt for more details.
The Church School Team!
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Children in Holy Eucharist class prepared the bread for Sunday with the assistance of the Thompson family and then toured the church with Patrick.
Photos by Brooke Eaton-Skea
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The Book Discussion Group will finish their discussion of Stolen Pride by Arlie Russell Hoschschild in May and move on to a new book in June, entitled Take this Bread by Sara Miles.
Sara Miles is the founder and director of the Food Pantry and serves as Director of Ministry at St. Gregory of Nyssa Episcopal Church in San Francisco. She has written for The New Yorker, The New York Times Magazine, Salon, and has been interviewed on NPR.
“A memoir that blew me away…I am going to foist this on every single hard-core left-wing religious nut I know. And make no mistake: there are many of us.” Anne Lamott, TIME
“Grittier than many religious memoirs, Miles’ story is a perceptive account of one woman’s wholehearted, activist faith.” Publishers Weekly
Please join us in the Fireplace Room on Sundays after coffee hour!
Brooke and Brian Skea
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MONDAY, May 18, 2026
Cheryl Kyle’s Cottage
5:30pm
All are welcome. We will be discussing “The Power of One” by Bryce Courtenay.
“Totally engrossing… presents the metamorphosis of a most remarkable young man and the almost spiritual influence he has on others… Peekay has both humor and a refreshingly earthy touch, and his adventures, at times, are hair-raising in their suspense.” -Los Angeles Times Book Review
A taco salad dinner will be served. Please bring your beverage of choice. Also, book recommendations for our summer meetings are warmly welcome.
Please RSVP cherylkyle@aol.com
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Buildings & Grounds has recommended resurfacing the slippery wood surface walkway that is a side entrance and second ADA entrance to our parish hall. Fincom and vestry have approved this work, and it will commence shortly,
Our trusty Russ Karber is wrapping up painting the campus-wide wrought iron railings as weather permits.
Once the stairs to the rectory are in place, an improved aluminum handrail will be installed.
Our entire parking lot surface was scrubbed free of copious sand this month .
Stay tuned for new projects under consideration with the goal of improved safety and better space usage.
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Grounds
We are off to a great start, with wonderful volunteers for the 2nd Garden Party!
They shoveled, lugged stones, raked, trimmed, laughed, smiled, shared coffee and snacks and more. And it was sunny!
As for the other work, Peter & Michael were very busy with the new stairs to the rectory-they look fabulous, and we hear this should prevent the ever-present weeds and the need to pull them. Thank you, Peter!
If you haven’t taken a stroll around our gorgeous campus, I would urge you to do so soon. We could almost host our own ‘daffodils in bloom’ event. Spring flowers and the new, soft green of the emerging plants are just striking.
And to this great crew, a huge thank you--Meredith Perkins, Michael Isner, Celia Calhoun, Chuck Dow, Rich Gregory, Susan McDormand, Peter Jensen, Jeanne deCervens, Dann Jung, Roger Lovejoy, Carol Baffi-Dugan, and yours truly, Ann Pike-Paris!
If this has enticed you, even just a little, please consider joining us for one of the upcoming dates. **Note: May’s date has shifted to Saturday, May 30.
Next Garden Parties--all Saturdays: May 30th; June 20th; July 25th; August 22nd; Sept. 26th; October 17th; Nov. 14th. So mark your calendars and join us!
Brian Ridgeway and Ann Pike-Paris
Pictured Above Left: the fabulous grounds crew that gathered on Saturday, April 11! Photo by Ann Pike-Paris
Above Right: Daffodils on the hillside near the church entrance. Photo by Roger Lovejoy
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We need you! WALK and fundraise
with us on May 3 at 12:45 pm.
We will walk 1.5 miles during the Brewster in Bloom Parade to raise $$$ to fight food insecurity across MA and here on the Cape. Our local walk is part of Project Bread's 50+ year legacy. 40% of funding raised supports Project Bread, and 60% comes directly to Food 4 Kids.
It is a busy weekend for CHS! Walk off your soreness from working the Rummage Sale by joining us for our second annual local Walk for Hunger on Sunday after church.
Visit our Food 4 Kids Walk for Hunger Team page to register to walk or donate today.
Planning on joining us? You must register! This is the only way we know you are planning on joining us and will receive information about where to be and when. Come spread some joy, and get your steps in for the day!
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We're Hiring! Please pass it on to your network
Several seasonal positions are open! We are meeting great candidates but need your help to reach more. Positions run June 22 - August 14 or 28. Check out all the open roles on our website and share our Facebook social post.
Mark your calendar - Volunteer SignUps go live May 18
During CHS's Ministry Fair on May 17, Food 4 Kids will have a table for parishioners to sign up for their favorite slot. Any "non-digital natives" who want to get a jump start on their summer schedule should come see us on this date. On Monday, May 18, SignUp Genius will open to the masses.
Jenn Gale
Food 4 Kids Executive Director
719-640-3041
Visit us at food4kidscapecod.org
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At a recent Outreach Committee meeting, Kathy Baldwin, Advancement Director at Latham Centers, Inc., visited shared what's happening at the Latham campus, located in Brewster.
The Latham School began in 1970 as a therapeutic residential program for girls aged 8–22 who had traumatic backgrounds and behavioral issues. Since then, Latham has evolved into a coed program for children and adults with complex special needs and Prader-Willi Syndrome.
PWS is a genetic disorder that results in lifelong cognitive limitations, behavioral issues, and insatiable appetite. Without food-security and the proper treatment, PWS is a life-threatening condition with no known cure. In addition to diagnoses such as Autism Spectrum Disorders, PWS, Reactive Attachment Disorder, PTSD and mood disorders, students at the Latham School have mild to moderate developmental delays.
One of the Latham Clinicians, Carlyn Setchell, spoke animatedly about her therapeutic work with the students in residence. Of particular interest was her use of a treatment called Sand Tray Therapy which can help to heal memories of latent or repressed trauma with children who are unable to verbalize what they have experienced. Sand play requires specialized training and equipment, including sand trays, tables, extensive variety of miniatures, and, ideally, a special room for sand tray therapy only. Following this presentation, the Outreach Committee voted to award Latham a grant to purchase a sand tray and/or some other sand play materials.
For many years, individuals and groups from our Outreach Committee have been visiting the Latham School campus and volunteering with students and staff--potting plants and arranging flowers, horseback riding and care, and leading on-campus worship services at the Latham School.
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The Outreach Ministry Fair will be held on Sunday, May 17 immediately following the service in the Parish Hall. There will be representatives from 19 of the organizations we are currently helping to support. Please come and get to know some of the wonderful people who are working hard to meet the growing needs of people in our community. Edye Nesmith, Executive Director of the Cape Cod Council of Churches, will be the guest speaker at our service. Please come and stay!
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Some of you have mentioned to me that you had a good number of people at the April gathering and that in the planning, I had forgotten dessert! You won’t let that happen again, will you?
I also understand that Elizabeth Merritt gave a report on our outreach to A Baby Center in Hyannis. Thank you for your leadership, Elizabeth.
Our May meeting is May 7th, the first Thursday of the month. Volunteers for that gathering are: Chips: Joannie Barnes; Paper Goods: Andi Stubbendick; Juice or Tea; Nancy Ludewig, and Dessert, Sarah Barkhuff.
Thankyou to Kate Paradise for praying you in last time and thank you to Gayle Binney Stern who will do the same in May. I miss being with you.
Blessings,
Fay Cole
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WELCOME SPRING!
We continue to be very busy due to all the referrals from Katie’s Korner….Lower Cape Outreach.
Many happy customers - old and new - thanks to all your support, donations, and the 23
volunteers who work the shop!
We welcome your Spring clothing & large brown paper bags with handles.
(Shopping bags from Friends, Trader Joe’s, etc.)
Your clothing donations can be dropped off into bins on the first floor
of the Parish Hall by the elevator.
COME SEE - COME SHOP - COME VISIT
Open every Monday and Wednesday - 10 to 1.
Sharyn Laughton & Suzy Gray - CoDirectors
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This May, some of Tom Faulkner’s sculpture will be on display in the church’s reception room. Known for his large-scale site-specific sculpture, Tom's often provocative work has been reviewed in many national publications. The works presented at CHS, although smaller in scale, also address the intersection of faith and issues of social justice, concerns at the forefront of much of Tom’s work.
Tom will also have an exhibit of sculpture, themed on our country’s 250th anniversary, at The Commons in Provincetown, starting on Labor Day weekend.
This April, his ‘Eternity Series’ of photographs, first exhibited at CHS last year, was shown at the Turner Gallery in the Eastham Public Library and received a feature art review in the April 22nd edition of The Provincetown Independent.
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In addition to their commitments at Holy Spirit, Tom is a volunteer naturalist at The Audubon Sanctuary in Wellfleet, and together with his wife Brenda, serve as peace marshalls at Indivisible demonstrations and with the Postcard Brigade advocating for fair and honest elections. Their Christian faith supports and informs all that they do.
Above: "Camping"
Right: "Gemini"
Photos submitted by Tom Faulkner
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Galley West Art Gallery – Art, History and Community
It’s almost time to kick off our 5th season with our Spring Show!
From photography, nature sculpture, and paintings to woodworking, copper enamelware, ceramics, stained glass, and of course, beautiful brand new items by our very own Kimball Guild… there’s truly something for everyone! We hope you’ll join us for our Spring Reception on May 6, 4 to 6pm to meet the artists and enjoy refreshments.
The Gallery reopens May 6. Hours: Wednesday – Saturday, 10am to 2pm, and Sundays 11:15 to 2pm.
We look forward to seeing you soon!
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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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CPR CLASS
We still have some room for you to attend a FREE basic CPR training on Tuesday, May 12 from 3-5 pm in the Parish Hall. We have 13 people signed up, with room for 20. Contact the CHS Office or Meg Nemitz to sign up and secure a spot!
Instructor: Brandon Henderson of the Orleans Fire & Rescue Squad
Course Content: Hands-on CPR & AED training plus instructions for Choker Saver, Stop the Bleed and First Aid, time permitting.
Brandon will be teaching as part of the OFD’s Public Service Community Instruction; for those interested in CPR certification with a card, information and costs can be provided.
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
508-862-5501
Cape 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
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- Rummage Sale: Friday, May 1 and Saturday, May 2, Friday hours 3-7 pm, Saturday hours 9 am - 3 pm (Parish Hall)
- Food 4 Kids Anti-Hunger Fundraising Walk: Sunday, May 3, 12:45 - 3 pm during Brewster in Bloom Parade
- Galley West Opening Day: Wednesday, May 6, Open 10 am - 2 pm; Welcome Reception 4 - 6 pm
- Ladies Lunch: Thursday, May 7, 11:45 am in Parish Hall
- Health Ministry CPR Class: Tuesday, May 12, 3-5 pm in Parish Hall.
- Outreach Ministry Fair: Sunday, May 17 immediately following the service in the Parish Hall.
- "Maplewood Monday" Eucharist: Monday, May 18 11 am; Maplewood Senior Living, 820 Harwich Road, Brewster
- Pentecost Sunday: May 24 – Wear Red!
- Trinity Sunday Parish Picnic: May 31 after church in the Parish Hall. Grilled burgers, dogs, and veggie options provided. Sign-up sheet coming! All are welcome, come and enjoy!
| | Birthdays - Anniversaries - Remembrances | | Please contact the office if we don't yet have your dates! | | |
Birthdays
Brian Schnetzer 5.2 Margaret Bragdon 5.3 Meredith Despins 5.3
Mary Bryson 5.4 Christine LaBranche 5.10 Victoria Hutchens 5.11
Jane McLean 5.13 Jean Collins 5.13 Ann Pike-Paris 5.14 Jane Affleck 5.15
Peter Jensen 5.21. Jody Mines 5.22. Joy Blanchet 5.22. Susan Warner 5.29.
Kate Paradise 5.30 Mary Anne Bragdon 5.30 Ben Schneider 5.30
Anniversaries
Priscilla and Keith Silva 5.11 Elizabeth and Phil Suraci 5.13
Stephanie Perrin and Jessie Shefrin 5.14 Roger Lovejoy and Patrick Ward 5.20
Katherine and William Atwater 5.22
Remembrances
Christopher Plumb 5.01.07 Warren Sillcocks 5.02.15 Rowena Thompson 5.02.02
Carlton Nickerson 5.03.99 Lacey B. Smilgin 5.04.11. Philip Dennis 5.05.21
William Goddard 5.06.89. Elinore Woods 5.07.20
Mary Hagenbuckle 5.08.69 Greta Zarookian 5.08.23
Stephen Carr 5.10.05. George Trimble 5.10.15. June Wentzell 5.10.95
Robert Ladue 5.11.02 Pat Ramsey 5.11.20. Edith J. Price 5.13.08
Carol Thornbahn 5.15.11 David S. Howe, Sr 5.15.11
Virginia Clarendon 5.15.24. Jean Gardiner 5.17.73 Robert Aucoin 5.18.96
Elizabeth L. Miller 5.18.09. May Dunphy 5.19.91 Diana Oliviera 5.19.23
John Sterne 5.19.24. George L. Ebert 5.20.06. Grace B. Tuller 5.20.11
Mary Crighton 5.22.98 Johanna K. DuBois 5.23.11. Weston B. Emmart 5.23.13
Polly Earle 5.23.91 Sandra L. Ames 5.25.07. Charles Chilson 5.26.86
Cynthia Wieboldt 5.26.19 Eleanor Broidrick 5.28.02
Jeanne 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. Joan Payne 5.30.25
Robert L. Mumford 5.31.15
Recent Deaths
Joseph Manson 1.10.26 Richard "Dick" Anderson 4.5.26
Robert Gaston 4.8.26
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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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