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Choral Evensong Priest Associate for Pastoral Care the Reverend Canon René Somodevilla Priest Associate for Worship 5:30 P.M SUNDAY STAFF The Fifth Sunday of Easter FULL-TIME CLERGY May 19, 2019 The Reverend Dr. Christopher D. Girata Rector The Reverend Dr. Eric J. Liles Welcome to Saint Michael and All Angels Associate for Formation The Reverend Lisa Flores Musser The Lord is Risen! Alleluia! We are so glad you have joined us Associate for Worship and Liturgy for worship today. Saint Michael is a community of believers The Reverend Greg Pickens pursuing Christ and caring one for another. As such, please Associate for Pastoral Care let us know if you are visiting, or in need of prayer support, by filling out a communication/prayer request card located in PART-TIME CLERGY the backs of the pews. We hope that your time among us will be filled with The Reverend Canon Michael Harmuth a sense of connection, and we hope to see you again soon! Priest Associate for Worship The Reverend Amy Heller Priest Associate for Worship The Reverend Bob Johnston TONIGHT! Associate for Contemporary Worship EASTER SEASON The Reverend Mary Lessmann Associate for Spiritual Growth The Reverend Dr. Hiltrude Nusser-Telfer Choral Evensong Priest Associate for Pastoral Care The Reverend Canon René Somodevilla Priest Associate for Worship 5:30 P.M. | IN THE CHURCH MUSIC STAFF You are invited to Choral Evensong for the Easter season sung by the Saint Justin Brooks Michael Choir this evening. Rich in music and Scripture, this service Director of Contemporary Worship features the majestic Evening Service in D Major by Herbert Brewer, Jonathan Ryan Bainton’s captivating anthem And I Saw A New Heaven, and Preces and Director of Music and Organist Responses by contemporary American composer Robert Lehman, combined Dr. Margaret Harper Associate Director of Music and Organist with festive organ music. Evening Prayer and Eucharist will be at 5:30 p.m. Owen Reid in Saint Michael Chapel. Organ Scholar WORSHIP SCHEDULE may 20 | 6:30 p.m. | in the church Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 7 a.m. Morning Prayer (BMC) distinguished Lecture Series Tuesday and Thursday with 7 a.m. Eucharist (BMC) Wednesdays ben malcolmson 10 a.m. Healing Service (BMC) Saturday from the seattle Seahawks 8:30 a.m Eucharist (BMC) Please join us in listening to Ben Malcolmson’s incredible 5:30 p.m. Candlelight Service (SMC) testimony as an undergrad student journalist - and having not SUNDAY SERVICES played football since the 5th grade - tried out for the USC football team to write a 7:30 a.m. Traditional Rite I (SMC) humorous feature article about walk-ons. Miraculously, he landed a roster spot as a wide 9 a.m. Traditional Rite II (Church) receiver on the No. 1-ranked Trojans. Ben was both thrilled and curious, sensing a divinely 9 a.m. Joy: A Children’s Service (SMC) inspired reason. The journey that followed would batter his body, test his perseverance, 11 a.m. Traditional Rite I (Church) and break his heart. Ben’s inspiring story of hope will encourage you to new heights, stir up your sense of purpose, and leave you standing in awe of an utterly amazing God. 11 a.m. Contemporary Rite II (Parish Hall) 5:30 p.m. Evening Prayer & Eucharist Rite I (SMC) learn more at saintmichael.org/walkon Priest on Call – If you have an urgent need to contact a priest after hours, call (214) 232-7512. Needd Prayer – Prayer Teams can pray with you during Sunday morning services. WOMEN OF SAINT MICHAEL GIFTS COMMITTEE ANNOUNCE $400,000 FOR 2019 RECIPIENTS The WOSM Spring Luncheon was the backdrop for both a wonderful moment celebrating the work and ministry of event honoree and parishioner Anne Coke, and also the announcement that its Gifts Committee awarded $400,000 in grants to 71 nonprofits that work with those living in poverty in Dallas County. These 71 agencies focus on assisting with crisis needs (shelter, hunger, clothing) or achieving financial stability. For 60 years, the Women of Saint Michael Gifts Committee has given back to the community grants totaling over $9.7 million. Much of the funding for the Gifts Committee comes from the profits of the St. Michael’s Woman’s Exchange gift shop in Highland Park Village, celebrating its 60th year, and the oldest operating storefront in the “Village”. The Exchange was originally started in 1939 as a consignment shop, was later operated by the Jr. League of Dallas as a service project, and in 1958 was sold to the Women of Saint Michael for $1500. “The money we receive from the Women of Saint Michael keeps our air conditioning going, and all of our 400 clients warm in the winter and cool in the summer” - Daniel Roby, Executive Director of Austin Street Center This philanthropy is guided by the spirit of giving expressed in scripture,”For I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me drink, I was a stranger and you welcomed me, I was naked and you clothed me, I was sick and you visited me, I was in prison and you came to me.” -Matthew 25:35 SEE PHOTOS AND FULLY STORY AT SAINTMICHAEL.ORG/WOSMSL19 2019 WOSM GIFTS COMMITTEE RECIPIENT LIST 2nd Saturday CDC Dallas CASA Interfaith Family Services Restored Hope Ministries Aberg Center for Literacy Dallas Christian Women’s Job Corps Irving Cares Services of Hope Access and Information Network Dwell With Dignity Jonathan’s Place Shared Housing Center Achieve East Dallas Community Organization Jubilee Park & Community Center SMAA Austin Street Cooks AIDS Services of Dallas Exodus Ministries Legacy Counseling Center SMAA Tela, Honduras, Mission Trip Alley’s House Family Compass LIFT St. Philip’s School & Community Association for Independent Living The Family Place Mosaic Family Services Center Attitudes and Attire Focus on Teens Network of Community Ministries Turtle Creek Recovery Center Austin Street Center Gateway of Grace New Friends New Life Under 1 Roof AVANCE Genesis Women’s Shelter North Dallas Shared Ministries The Well Community Behind Every Door Heart House North Texas Food Bank Visiting Nurses Association Brighter Tomorrows Honduras Threads Oak Cliff Empowered Wesley-Rankin Community Center Brother Bill’s Helping Hand Hope Supply Co. One Man’s Treasure White Rock Center of Hope Bryan’s House Housing Crisis Center Open Door Multilingual Preschool Wilkinson Center Catch Up and Read Human Rights Initiative of North Our Friends Place Youth Believing in Change CitySquare Texas, Inc. OurCalling Youth With Faces Cornerstone Crossroads Academy Hunger Busters Project Transformation North Texas Creativity for Peace In the City for Good Promise House Crossroads Community Services Incarnation House Rainbow Days SUMMER TRAVELS PLANNED? Set your pledge up on either automatic credit card payments or bank drafts. Contact Cheryl Kaschak at [email protected] 214.365.3558 LAST DAY! SATURDAYS VacationVacation BibleBible NOW THRU - SEPTEMBER 28 SchoolSchool 20192019 8 A.M. - NOON NORTH PARKING LOT June 3-7 | 9 a.m. - noon SAINTMICHAELSMARKET.COM Hero VBS is here! Swoop in and register by TODAY. @SAINTMICHAELSMARKET We are also on the lookout for heroic volunteers. Register and volunteer at saintmichael.org/VBS. Contact Regan Wallace Questions? [email protected] Hot Topics & Cold Beer Monday Nights in June at 7 p.m. WINNER June 3 CHURCH HURT with The Rev. Dr. Steve Danzey June 10 PERSONAL EVIL with Dr. Billy Abraham “THE BEST PRODUCE & The June 17 FAITH & SCIENCE Best of Big D BEST NEIGHBORHOOD ‘MARKET’ AROUND!” with Dr. Michael Henry FARMERS MARKET June 24 CHRISTIANS & VIOLENCE 2017 with The Rev. Dr. George Mason SAINTMICHAEL.ORG/PUB19 Walk On by Ben Malcolmson is in the store now! BOOK Come get a copy of Ben Malcolmson’s book Walk On while they last! He STORE will be speaking May 20 and there will be a book signing after the event. MORE UPCOMING OPPORTUNITIES TELA, HONDURAS INFO SESSION & DINNER | TODAY HONDURAS THREADS FABRIC DRIVE TODAY! | 6 p.m. | 4200 McFarlin Blvd. In one of the poorest countries in the American For 15 years, SMAA missionaries have journeyed to Tela, continent, the women of Honduras Threads own their Honduras. Working in tandem with parishioners and own business and build rewarding lives for their families, students from Espiritu Santo Episcopal Church, we offer in many cases without electricity, medical resources, fun, engaging Christian Ed to over 500 students in 5 or clean water. With the help of Saint Michael and its barrios. Interested in being part of this remarkable work? parishioners, they glorify God by using their abilities, One trip can impact both your life and the lives of many productivity, and creativity in creating beautiful hand- in Honduras; find out more at the info dinner at Sissy and embroidered products. Please bring us your fabrics, Mike Massad’s home! RSVP: Sissy - [email protected] threads, and sequins. Questions? Or for pickup, contact M’Lou Bancroft: [email protected] ADMISSION OF CHORISTERS | TODAY Congratulations to our choristers for a remarkable first year! We are so proud of these boys and girls, and thrilled by their leadership in our worship. If you know of a boy or girl in grades 3-8 next year, please suggest they contact Jonathan Ryan - [email protected] or Meg Harper - [email protected], about joining choristers next year. No prior musical experience or church membership is necessary. Choristers benefit from not only a high level of training, but also regular fun activities, community building, and new friends! Saint Michael Choristers Camp August 23-25 | Grades 3-7 Lake Texoma, Pottsboro, TX Come, enjoy lots of great music with us, and enjoy fun camp activities too: a water trampoline, boating, a zip line, archery, and much more. This is an excellent opportunity to try out Saint Michael Choristers – no commitment after camp is required! For more information, contact Julia Beckel [email protected] or 214.363.5471 x 226.
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