St. James' Episcopal Church
Goshen, Indiana
Our 164th Year
Thursday, June 14, 2007
St. John the Baptist - Monday June 25th
We Have An Opportunity!!!
On Monday, June 25th at 6 p.m., we will celebrate the Feast of the Nativity of Saint John the Baptist with Solemn Evensong.
Chuck has invited the Freemasons of Goshen. We will also be inserting an ad in the Goshen News inviting the general public. Since some area Episcopal Churches may not be celebrating this occasion, I am inviting Elkhart, Bristol, and Syracuse.
I am arranging a group of people to sing and lead the Magnificat, Phos Hilaron, Nunc Dimittis, and other beautiful hymns of the Anglican Church. It will be a lovely hour of scripture and music.
Let’s all turn out as a Parish for this special time together. Since we are inviting the Freemasons, the general public, special singers, and other Episcopal parishes, it would be great to have more of St. James’ people than visitors!
Please come and be blessed by this service. It is a wonderful opportunity to feel and experience the presence of God, and to present it to our visitors in a very "Episcopal" way.
Peace,
Dave Swartley
Director of Parish Services
On Monday, June 25th at 6 p.m., we will celebrate the Feast of the Nativity of Saint John the Baptist with Solemn Evensong.
Chuck has invited the Freemasons of Goshen. We will also be inserting an ad in the Goshen News inviting the general public. Since some area Episcopal Churches may not be celebrating this occasion, I am inviting Elkhart, Bristol, and Syracuse.
I am arranging a group of people to sing and lead the Magnificat, Phos Hilaron, Nunc Dimittis, and other beautiful hymns of the Anglican Church. It will be a lovely hour of scripture and music.
Let’s all turn out as a Parish for this special time together. Since we are inviting the Freemasons, the general public, special singers, and other Episcopal parishes, it would be great to have more of St. James’ people than visitors!
Please come and be blessed by this service. It is a wonderful opportunity to feel and experience the presence of God, and to present it to our visitors in a very "Episcopal" way.
Peace,
Dave Swartley
Director of Parish Services
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