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SUNDAY, MARCH 15, 2020 The Third Sunday in Lent Eucharist at 9:00 and 11:15 a.m.

All Saints Church 132 N Euclid Ave Pasadena CA 91101 626.796.1172 www.allsaints-pas.org

Welcome!

Visitors If you are new to All Saints please stop by the Welcome Table under the red canopy on the lawn to pick up a red welcome bag with information about All Saints Church. Greeters at the Welcome Table can assist you with any questions you may have and help you get connected. We’re so glad you are here!

In the pew racks in front of you: Purple Prayer Request Cards and Green Welcome Cards You are welcome to complete the cards and put them in the offering basket later in the service, or bring them to the Welcome Table on the lawn after the service.

Our Mission Statement:

We are an Episcopal Church, walking with a revolutionary Jesus,

Loving without judgment Doing justice courageously

Embracing life joyfully

Reverently inviting all faiths and peoples into relationship

For the healing and transformation of ourselves, our community, and the world.

Our Core Values: Radical Inclusion  Courageous Justice  Ethical Stewardship  Joyful Spirituality

Four Foundational Goals of All Saints Church Claim our values, mission and VISION. Equip our staff to SUPPORT the work and witness of All Saints Church. Provide space that communicates radical WELCOME for all. Deepen congregational connections and INSPIRE new leadership.

THIS MORNING’S LITURGIES CHILDREN AND YOUTH • EUCHARIST: 7:30 a.m. (Chapel); 9:00 & • PARENTS WITH INFANTS: 11:15 a.m. (Church), Mike Kinman preaches; Parents with infants are always welcome in 1:00 p.m. (Church) Spanish Language service; worship. If needed, there is a space where Mike Kinman preaches. you can listen to the service and take care of the needs of your child, feeding, changing, ADULT OPTIONS AT 10:15 a.m. etc. Please ask an usher if you need help • GETTING CONNECTED: Susan Russell will finding the Small Lounge. lead a discussion on Radical Inclusion. (Guild Room). • CREATIVE WORSHIP SPACE: Families are invited to worship together • ADULT EDUCATION: Finding Your Place in through art and play on our rug in the chapel the Story: The Sacraments with Sally Howard. during any part of the service. Families should (Sweetland Hall). stay with their children as this area is not • ADULT EDUCATION: Parent Culture staffed. Parents of children from birth – 5th Grade (Scott Hall 2); Parents of youth 6th – 12th grade • INFANTS & TODDLERS: (OCC Conference Room). 9:00–12:30 p.m. (Scott Hall). • PRESCHOOL (ages 2–4/pre-K): 9:00 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Child care and TONIGHT AT 5:00 p.m. Storytelling (Scott Hall). Jazz Vespers – Aaron Serfaty 10:15 a.m. Sunday School and Worship Born in Caracas, Venezuela, Aaron Serfaty began playing a drum set at the age of fifteen and • K-5th GRADE: started to play professionally at seventeen. He 9:00 a.m. & 11:15 a.m., children attend church has played with Arturo Sandoval, Sergio with family; leave after Gospel for Children’s Mendes, Jon Anderson, Dori Caymmi, and Don Chapel; they will return for the Eucharist. Grusin among many others. This will be a 10:15 a.m. Sunday School and Worship bilingual Spanish/English service. Aaron will be th th joined by Otmaro Ruiz on piano and Darek Oles • 6 –12 GRADES: THE JOURNEY on bass. Antonio Gallardo will preside. meets at 10:15 a.m. in the Jr. High Room

TODAY AT THE CONNECTION CENTER Ministry: EDEN (Environmental Defense of the Earth Now) SIGN-UP FOR:  Carbon Footprint Survey Climate Change Task Force  Soufra screening  Theatre Ministry

MEMORIAL FLOWERS The Altar flowers this morning are given to the Glory of God.

Language In Worship: Because language has the power to shape our thinking about one another, All Saints Church makes every effort to bring the language of worship into conformity with the principles of biblical theology that affirm that the personhood of God embraces all expressions of gender lovingly and equally. Therefore, in our worship, we take our Bible readings from an inclusive language lectionary, which is often truer to original sources in references to people, and expands our concept of God beyond exclusively masculine terms. In Prayer Book liturgies we make minimal but symbolically important changes which denote our commitment to inclusive expression. Some historical texts that are widely known and loved are left unaltered. The words of the liturgy are from the 1979 Book of Common Prayer. The readings are from the New Revised Standard Version of the Bible, lectionary year A, as well as from The Message, Enfleshed, and from Inclusive Hebrew Scriptures and New Testament published by Priests for Equality.

Assisted listening devices are available at the Accessibility Table on the quad, for use at the 9:00 and 11:15 services and Rector’s Forum.

We ask that you extend a respectful courtesy to others by silencing all devices when entering the Sanctuary.

PREPARATION FOR WORSHIP IN GOD’S NAME

PRAYER OF MEDITATION As the people gather before the service begins, we encourage you to use the following prayer for meditation. Lead us, Holy Spirit, beyond narrow concerns into the land of peace, justice and wholeness for all creation. Though the path is in the desert, lead us through temptations that test us — that burnish and refine us for your service. We ask in the name of our brother, Jesus who shows us the way. Amen.

VOLUNTARY Played by Grace Chung.

Adagio from Organ Sonata No. 1 — Felix Mendelssohn (1809–1847)

MINISTRY OF THE WORD

ENTRANCE HYMN “Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing” Stand — all who are able — as the procession enters the church; everyone sings.

—Words: Robert Robinson (1735–1790), alt. Music: Nettleton, melody from A Repository of Sacred Music, Part II, 1813

SALUTATION Remain standing. 9:00 Susan Russell 11:15 Mike Kinman Minister: Blessed be God who forgives all our sins; People: God’s mercy endures for ever.

COLLECT FOR PURITY Remain standing. Minister and People: Almighty God, to you all hearts are open, all desires known, and from you no secrets are hid: Cleanse the thoughts of our hearts by the inspiration of your Holy Spirit, that we may perfectly love you, and worthily magnify your holy Name; through Christ our Lord. Amen.

KYRIE Remain standing; everyone sings.

Lord have mercy. Christ have mercy. Lord have mercy. —Setting: Kyrie eleison, Ghana

COLLECT OF THE DAY Minister: God dwells in you. People: And also in you. Minister: Let us pray. Remain standing; silence is kept. Minister: Almighty God, you know that we have no power within ourselves to help ourselves: Keep us both outwardly in our bodies and inwardly in our souls, that we may be defended from all adversities which may happen to the body, and from all evil thoughts which may assault and hurt the soul; through Jesus Christ our Lord, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. Amen.

LESSON Seated. 9:00 Wendell Foster 11:15 Dorian Harewood A Reading from Exodus (17:1–7). From the wilderness of Syn the Israelites traveled by stages, as our had God directed them. They camped at Rephidim, and there was no water for the people to drink. The people quarreled with Moses, and said, “Give us water to drink.” Moses said to them, “Why do you quarrel with me? Why do you test God?” But the people thirsted there for water; and the people grumbled against Moses and said, “Why did you bring us out of Egypt, to kill us and our children and livestock by thirst?” So Moses cried out to God, “What shall I do with these people? A little more and they will stone me.” God said to Moses, “Go on ahead of the people, and take some of the elders of Israel with you; take in your hand the staff with which you struck the Nile, and go. I will be standing there in front of you on the rock at Horeb. Strike the rock, and water will come out of it, so that the people may drink.” Moses did so, in the sight of the elders of Israel. He called the place Massah (testing) and Meribah (quarreling), because the Israelites quarreled and tested God, saying, “Is God among us or not?” Minister: Hear what the Spirit is saying to God’s people. People: Thanks be to God.

A period of silence is observed following the reading.

ANTHEM Remain seated. Sung by Minisingers and Mastersingers.

I Shall Not Live in Vain If I can keep one heart from breaking, I shall not live in vain. If I can ease one life the aching, or cool one pain. If I can help one fainting robin unto its nest again, I shall not live in vain. —Words: Emily Dickinson (1830–1886) Music: Andrea Ramsey (b. 1977)

HYMN “Surely It Is God Who Saves Me” Standing — all who are able; everyone sings.

GOSPEL Remain standing. 9:00 Lynn Jay 11:15 Sally Howard Minister: The Good News of Jesus as written in John (4:5–42). People: Glory is yours, O Christ. Jesus came to a Samaritan city called Sychar, near the plot of ground that Jacob had given to his son Joseph. Jacob’s well was there, and Jesus, tired out by his journey, was sitting by the well. It was about noon. A Samaritan woman came to draw water, and Jesus said to her, “Give me a drink.” (His disciples had gone to the city to buy food.) The Samaritan woman said to him, “How is it that you, a Jew, ask a drink of me, a woman of Samaria?” (Jews do not share things in common with Samaritans.) Jesus answered her, “If you knew the gift of God, and who it is that is saying to you, ‘Give me a drink,’ you would have asked him, and he would have given you living water.” The woman said to him, “Sir, you have no bucket, and the well is deep. Where do you get that living water? Are you greater than our ancestors Leah, Rachel and Jacob, who gave us the well, and with their offspring and flocks drank from it?” Jesus said to her, “Everyone who drinks of this water will be thirsty again, but those who drink of the water that I will give them will never be thirsty. The water that I will give will become in them a spring of water gushing up to eternal life.” The woman said to him, “Sir, give me this water, so that I may never be thirsty or have to keep coming here to draw water.” Jesus said to her, “Go, call your husband, and come back.” The woman answered him, “I have no husband.” Jesus said to her, “You are right in saying, ‘I have no husband’; for you have had five husbands, and the one you have now is not your husband. What you have said is true!” The woman said to him, “Sir, I see that you are a prophet. Our ancestors worshiped on this mountain, but you say that the place where people must worship is in Jerusalem.” Jesus said to her, “Woman, believe me, the hour is coming when you will worship God neither on this mountain nor in Jerusalem. You worship what you do not know; we worship what we know, for salvation is from the Jews. But the hour is coming, and is now here, when the true worshipers will worship God in spirit and truth, for God seeks such worshipers as these. God is spirit, and those who worship God must worship in spirit and truth.” The woman said to him, “I know that Messiah –The Anointed One – is coming, and will proclaim all things to us.” Jesus said to her, “I who speak to you am the Messiah.” The disciples, returning at this point, were shocked to find Jesus having a private conversation with a woman. But no one dared to ask, “What do you want of him?” or “Why are you talking with her?” The woman then left her water jar and went off into the town. She said to the people, “Come and see someone who told me everything I have ever done! Could this be the Messiah?” At that, everyone set out from town to meet Jesus. Meanwhile, the disciples were urging Jesus, “Rabbi, eat something.” But Jesus told them, “I have food to eat that you know nothing about.” At this, the disciples said to one another, “Do you think someone has brought him something to eat?” Jesus explained to them, “Doing the will of the One who sent me and bringing this work to completion is my food. Do you not have a saying, ‘Four months more and it will be harvest time’? I tell you, open your eyes and look at the fields – they are ripe and ready for harvest! Reapers are already collecting their wages; they are gathering fruit for eternal life, and sower and reaper will rejoice together. So the saying is true: ‘One person sows; another reaps.’ I have sent you to reap what you have not worked for. Others have done the work, and you have come upon the fruits of their laborer.” Many Samaritans from that city believed in him because of the strength of the woman’s testimony, “He told me everything I have ever done.” So when the Samaritans came to him, they asked him to stay with them; and he stayed there two days. And many more believed because of his word. They said to the woman, “It is no longer because of what you said that we believe, for we have heard for ourselves, and we know that this is truly the Savior of the world.” Minister: The Gospel of the Savior. People: Praise to you, O Christ.

Children in Kindergarten – Fifth grade are invited to follow the banner to the Learning Center for Children’s Chapel.

HYMN “Surely It Is God Who Saves Me” Remain standing; everyone sings.

—Words: Carl P. Daw, Jr. (b. 1944), para. of The First Song of Isaiah Music: College of Preachers, Arthur Rhea (1919–2016)

SERMON Mike Kinman A period of silence is observed following the sermon.

PRAYERS OF THE PEOPLE Standing — all who are able. 9:00 Jenny Tisi and Carmen Valdes 11:15 Juliana Serrano and Wendy Furman-Adams WE REMEMBER THOSE WHO HAVE ASKED FOR OUR PRAYERS AND THOSE WHO OFFER THEIR THANKSGIVINGS: John Aharonian; Mr. Benzor; Joy & George Berger; Carl Davis; Pam Erker; Evert Fink; Katy Flores; Guido & Luke Frenzel; Maria Goulding; Barry Helfman; Cindy Huskey; Linda Islam; Ross & Gloria Kinsler; Janet Korsmeyer; Yiwen Li; Monica Loera; Ralph Luehrs; John Minski; Robyn Newkirk; Jill Olthoff; Cherish Perez; Marlynne Pike; Astrid and Alessandra Reina; Ronnie Reina; Nelius Ronning; Alana Saltz ; Sharon Shenkman; Lenard & Mary Snyder; Michele Sotinou; Kenn Thomas; Pauline Vedrode; Taliessin Voorhees; Katherine Weber; Glen Wonderley; Bell; Birdie; Bob and Herb; Gene; Thulani; and we celebrate and give thanks for International Women’s Day and the gift of women’s leadership within our community and through out the world.

WE CONTINUE TO PRAY FOR: Quincy Abbott; Margaret Abo; William Seth Adams; Karen Alexander; Gwen Anderson; Sandy Annala; Olivia Arntzen; Rigoberto Arrechiga; Eddie Arrellano, Jr.; Bettina Joy Ayres; Holly Bacuzzi; Barbara Benson; Lily Ava Blair; Andrew Booth; Dan Briles; Linda Brown; Susan Brown; Deana Brunwin; Bella Burbank; Yvett & Valerie Busby; Jeannette Campbell; Shanne Cano; Gloria Castro; Joshua Chavarria; Trent Cirirgliano; Eleanor Congdon; Alice Cook; Dennis Cook; David Cowell; Robert Cowell; Fran Hamblin Cozza; Art Crawford; Bonnie Crawford; Lisa Crean; Naomi Crocker; Nathaniel Dan Hartog; Rose D’Antuono; Dan Davis; Beth DeFiore; John Dendinger; Judy DeTomaso; Bob Discavage; Sarah Dogbe; Victor Dominguez; Carminnie Doromal; Terence Downs; Kathleen Dwyer; Hunter Eggers; Rose Ekhalar; Stephen Fischer; Allen Fleming; Norva Fowler; Bonny Fuller-Fells; Robin Gatmaitan; Erin Rose Glaser; Tom Glaze; Mary Pat Gleason; RJ Gonzales; Blair Gordon; Maria Goulding; Gerti Graham; Sue Grant; Gene Gregg; Trish Gresham; Annalese Grimm; Shiro Kaneko Grun; Julie Guilmette; Margot Hakewesell; Katie Hall; Christina Hamilton; Rick Hannon; Ron Hansen; Jennifer Harding; Louilyn Hargett; Bridget Hawker; Jack Hayes; Bill Henck; Linda Henning; Dennis Herbert; Mick Honchell; Rick Huyett; Michelle Inoh; Loris James; Ken Jones; Belinda Jordan; Steven Kastner; Pat Kelly; Jim Kenehan; Grace Elliott Kidd; Upal King; Loren Knell; Emma Krebs; Hannah Lafler; Tracy Land; Jon Lasser; Eric Law; Francine Lazo; J.J. Le Blanc; Robin Lee; Lynn F. Levine; Jerry Lewine; Dave Lincoln; David Lister; Lydia Lopez; Daphne Lord; Dan Lundberg; Shane Lynagh; Babs MacDonald; Felix Madrigal; Denise Magallanes; Zachary Marks; Barbara Martinez; Kristin Martinson; James R. Mason; Mark Mastromatteo; Michael Mayer; Reiss McAniff; Lisa McCafferty; Ejay and Mary Ann McColvain; Maureen McIntosh; Peter McLaren; Michel McLaughin; Charles McNeill; Sarah Merkel; Virginia Milburn; Mark Miles; Vicky Moraza; Humberto Moreira; Michael Motta; Ann Mulder; Cindy Munson; Pippa Newell; Okorie Okorocha; Monica Orstead; Bob Pantalone; Jean Payne; Carol Perkins; Bill Perry; Sabrina Pinon; Roger Possner; Magdalena Powell; Sharon Pregerson; Pat Quinn; Lupe Ramirez; Mary Rea; Reina Rendon; Nikki Richardson; Mindy Roberts; Paul Roberts; Linda Rosner; William Rosner; Gina Roth; Fred Russell; Cindy Salazar-Ortiz; Mavis Sandcroft; Cam Sanders; Alan and Kay Saterlee; Deborah and Karen Schoch; Sollomon Sedacy; Nick Sedenquist; Robert Settle; Stefanie Shea-Akers; Andrew Doyle Shelton; Dick Shieh; Donna Smith; Heather Smith; Karin Smith; Scott Smith; Vinny Stasio; Julie Stewart; Per Strandman; Richard Surma; Tyler Tamblyn; Noel Tapp; Jeff Thompson; Rebecca Congdon Thompson; J. Timmons; Anne Tisi; Ernestine Tisi; Jeremy Tobin; Christina Toy; Karen Tsujimoto; Desmond Tutu; Evaline van Kanenbock; Vivian Varela; Amber Marie Verza; Marjolyn Vielma; Szu Wakeman; Jon Web; Dan Weber; Rick Weizzenager; Samuel Witt; Keith Yamamoto; Sandra Young; Bob Zens; Lincoln Zick; Adrian; Alessandro; Andrea; Anthony Michael; Billy; Bod; Charlie; Cheryl; Chrystal; Clare; Daniel; Elliott; Emilia; Gina & Jeff; Jessica and Carina; Joe; Joel; Judy; Kim; Kristin; Kyle; Luis; Lydia; Margarita; Maximiliano; Melissa; Mirabelle; Montserrat; Nestor & Luis; Nick and Rachel; Noemi; Oscar; Pam and Becky; Pilar; Shane; Tom; Vito; The Assenheimer Family; The Elloms & Ekelar Families; The Esseln Family; The Essor Family; The Grimstad Family; The Hancock Family; The Krass Family; The Payne Family; The Russo Family; The Sheriff Family; The Truluck & Spiegel Families. WE PRAY FOR THOSE WHO SERVE IN THE ARMED FORCES, INCLUDING THOSE IN THE EXTENDED ALL SAINTS COMMUNITY: Richard Adams; Argyle Ernest Alejandria; Abigail Alford; Kenji Alford; Jamal Allen; Jonathan & Jeremy Alvarado; Clarke Anderson; David Anderson; Peter Andrews; Michael Ardizone; Jay Keith Arnold; Michael Arredondo; Park Ashley; Nathan Ashlock; Matthew Austin; Michael Austin; Charles Ayotte; Andrea Allen Baker; Ryan Ball; Joseph Barraquio; Michael Barraquio; Patrick Barraquio; Richard Joseph Barrios; Candace Beck; Caleb Anduze Bell; Brian Bilheimer; Tal Bjoraker; Kelvin Bowser; Davey Brooks; Fanstasia C. Buckber; James Bruni; Michael Bruning; Brett Burtt; Chad Bushay; Michael Cady; Joshua Caldwell; George Cardenas; Joey Carlos; James F. Carter; Reinel Castro; Rodolfo Cerda; Thomas Chau; Simba Chigwida; Derek Clark; James Cochran; Chuck Colden; Chistina Coogen; Michael Cooksey; Ian Conrad; Greg Cordova; Jon Cowell; Reid Culton; Jamandre Dancy; Benno deJong; John Dendinger; Philip J. Desy; Robert DeWitt, Jr.; Harry Dibbell; Sam Dollar; Danny Doughty; Matt Douglas; James Duncan; Peter Dyrod; Sam Edwards; Jason Ehret; Felis Elameto; Peter Erickson; Andrew Espitias; Michael Everett; Michael Fane; Eddie Feefer; Richard Ferguson; Christian Flowers; Jean Vieve Folie; Jeremy Forbes; Scott Foster; David Freeman; James Freeman; Tom Frye, Jr.; Paul Fuller; Roderick Gaines; Jacob Garcia; Thomas Garcia; Mark Geiger; Joshua Gomez; John Toby Green; Spencer Greenaway; Malcolm Guidry; Gabrino Gutierrez; Jared Guzman; Nate Hancock; Justin Harper; Allen Harris; Kathy Harris; Janna Herbert; Noah Hillbruner; David Hoker; Steve Holland; Nick Hooper; Peter Hotwood; Becky Hsia; David Hubner; Darrin Huggins; David Hunter; Timmy Ige; Brian Jacklin; Cody Jackson; Michael James; Andrew Jensen; Todd Johnson; Brady Jones; Rene Juarez; Joshua Judson; Tatum Kaneta; Tarek Roy Kassem; Zvi Katz; Charles Kaufman; Jonas Kelsall; Matthew Kempe; Michael Kennedy; Alex Khalkhali; Mike Kiffel; Eddie Kiper; Nick Klinke; Gavin Kohnle; Montinez Kornegay; Jack Lazebnik; Francesca Lane; Abel Lara; Monte Lass; Steve Linyard; Amos Livingston; Carlos Lopez; Justin Lowdermilk; Nicholas D. Lucas; Paul V. Lucas; Adam Christian Lyons; Willie Mace; Patrick Mackey-Mason; Richard Marasigan; Charlotte Marlowe-Brown; Christopher Martin; Kevin Martin; Joe Maun; Bryan Mayer; India Mays; J.R. McCallam; Joshua McCann; J.R. McMallam; Chris McMaster; Edward J McLean; Garrett Melahn; Nicholas Melahn; Robin Lewis Miller; Marvin Monjivar; Brandon Montang; T.J. Moseley; Joe Mrsich; Eron Munir; Mario Munoz; Misty Munoz; Miles Nash; John Nemedez; Emeka Okai; James Olson; Jose Orantes; Kim Ott; Travis Andrew Parker; Alex Perschall; Jason Phipps; Herb Pickelseimer; Galen Pilon; Mike Porras; Sergio Rangel; Brandon Rathbone; Ed Reid; Christopher Rennemann; Javier Rivera; Eric Robles; Daniel Rodriguez; Brady Rawls Rouse; Brian Rutkowki; Paul Saenz; Abraham Santos; Adam Schertz; Justin Schwartz; Neil Scott; Daniel Secor; Lyle Shackelford; Jason Sims; Shari Simzyk; Zachary Soule; Jimmy Smith; Chubby Sok; Eddie Sosa; Gregory Stoup; Michael Sunderman; Ian Sundseth; Michael Tapia; Nicholas Thompson-Lopez; Dante Roman Terronez; Adam Burton Thompson; Philip Thompson; Humberto Tomas; Stuart Townsend; Michael Uphoff; Marcos Vallejo; Juan Vargas; Jaime Manuel Vargas-Benitez; Doug Vogt; Justin Wallace; Joshua Walsh; John Kennedy Watkins; Greg Watten; Casey Wildgrube; Nicole Williams; Rick Williamson; Von Wilkins, Jr.; Jake Winslow; Neil Worthington; James Michael Yates; Kat Yates; Phillip Yeakey; Brenden; Brent; Eric.

WE PRAY FOR THOSE WHO HAVE DIED: Juan Alaniz; Kazuya Ando; Susan Assenheimer; Jaden Buris; Susan Darvas; Rose Gould; La Velle Jordahl; James Lipton; Hassan Maamer, Sr.; Bill Mangano; Ella McCue; David Murillo; Ilah Richardson; David Rosenfeld; Lucy Russo; Richard Ryder; Don Shanks.

Minister: Merciful God, help us to receive your gift of living water and draw energy from its never-failing spring. People: Loving God, give us strength. Minister: Give us faith to follow your call to new places of challenge and growth. People: Loving God, give us courage. Minister: Dissolve the barriers of suspicion that divide us from one another, and fill us with your love that casts out fear. People: Loving God, give us compassion. Minister: We pray for our government and for our leaders at every level of authority, that they may be strengthened to heal the structures that bruise your people. People: Loving God, give us wisdom. Minister and People: God of all mercy, we confess that we have sinned against you, opposing your will in our lives. We have denied your goodness in each other, in ourselves, and in the world you have created. We repent of the evil that enslaves us, the evil we have done, and the evil done on our behalf. Forgive, restore, and strengthen us. Propel us toward your vision of a world of peace and respect among all members of the human community. Amen. Minister: Almighty God, have mercy on us, forgive us all our sins through our Lord Jesus Christ, strengthen us in all goodness, and by the power of the Holy Spirit keep us in eternal life. Amen.

PEACE Remain standing. Minister: The peace of Christ be always with you. People: And also with you. Greet one another in the name of Christ.

OFFERTORY SENTENCES Seated. Mike Kinman

HOLY COMMUNION

OFFERTORY ANTHEM Remain seated. Sung by Coventry Choir. Like As the Hart Desireth the Waterbrooks

Like as the hart desireth the waterbrooks, so longeth my soul after thee, O God. My soul is athirst for God, yea, even for the living God. When shall I come to appear before the presence of God? My tears have been my meat day and night, while they daily say unto me: “Where is now thy God?” —Words: Psalm 42:1–3 Music: Herbert Howells (1892–1983)

FOR THE PRESENTATION

HYMN “A World in Need Now Summons Us” Standing — all who are able; everyone sings.

—Words: Frank von Christierson (1900–1996), alt. Music: Forest Green, English melody, adapt. Ralph Vaughan Williams (1872–1958)

OBLATIONS ARE PRESENTED BY 9:00 The Children’s Chapel 11:15 Judy Hochenauer and Frank Cunningham

GREAT THANKSGIVING Remain standing. 9:00 Susan Russell 11:15 Eric Law

Priest: O God of mystery and promise, you invite us to discover you in the intimate places of ourselves and our lives. You invite us to discover you within the complexities of our humanity, in passionate and tender loving, in struggle and pain, in confusion and unknowing, in flashes of insight and wisdom. You call us beyond ourselves to places of imagination, beyond the silent stars, in the deep rhythms of the ocean, in the unending cycles of day and night, seasons of life and death.

Priest: With saints and ancestors, with the seas and earth and sky, with animals and birds, with our friends and those unknown to us, with all creation we join in the song of your unending glory:

SANCTUS/BENEDICTUS Remain standing; everyone sings.

—Setting: David Hurd (b. 1950), from The New Plainsong

CONSECRATION Kneeling or standing — all who are able. Priest: We praise you that in Jesus you make clear to us the wonder and richness of our humanity. We give thanks for his live-giving love, for his healing touch, for his vulnerability and for his gentleness. Before he offered his life, he shared his humanity, his flesh and blood with his friends. He took bread, gave thanks for it, broke it and gave it to them saying: Priest and People: “This is my own body given for you. Do this to remember me.”

Priest: After they had eaten, he took wine, gave thanks for it and gave it to them saying: Priest and People: “This is my blood, poured out in love for you. Do this to remember me.”

Priest: So we proclaim the mystery of faith: Priest and People: Christ has died. Christ is risen. Christ will come again.

Priest: Come now, Spirit of God, as we eat and drink; touch us with your gentle creativity and fire us with longing for the new age of justice and peace. We ask all this through Jesus, that we might be one and that we might become new life. By whom, and with whom and in whom, in the unity of the Holy Spirit, be to you, O God, all honor and glory forever. Amen. And now, as our Savior Christ has taught us, in the language of your heart, we are bold to say, Priest and People: Our Father, who art in heaven, Padre Nuestro que estás en el 我們在天上的父， hallowed be thy Name, cielo, santificado sea tu Nombre, 願人都尊父的名為聖， thy kingdom come, thy will be venga tu reino, hágase tu 願父的國降臨， done, on earth as it is in heaven. voluntad, en la tierra como en el 願父的旨意行在地上，如同行在天上。 Give us this day our daily bread. cielo. Danos hoy nuestro pan de 我們日用的飲食，求父今日賜給我們。 And forgive us our trespasses, cada día. Perdona nuestras 又求饒恕我們的罪， as we forgive those who trespass ofensas, como también nosotros 如同我們饒恕得罪我們的人。 against us. And lead us not into perdonamos a quienes nos temptation, but deliver us from ofenden. No nos dejes caer en 不叫我們遇見試探， evil. For thine is the kingdom, and tentación, y líbranos del mal. 拯救我們脫離兇惡。 the power, and the glory, Porque tuyo es el reino, tuyo es el 因為國度、權柄、榮耀， for ever and ever. Amen. poder, y tuya es la gloria, ahora y 全是父的，永無窮盡 por siempre. Amén. 阿們。

BREAKING OF THE BREAD A period of silence is kept, during which the priest breaks the consecrated bread. Priest: We are one bread, one body. People: We will love one another as Christ loves us.

INVITATION Priest: The Gifts of God for the People of God.

Per our Diocesan Bishop's directive, communion wine will not be offered until we can be confident that the danger of mass COVID-19 infections has abated. (Bread will still be offered)

Whoever you are and wherever you are on your journey of faith, there is a place for you at Christ’s table. When it comes time for communion, everyone of any age is welcome to receive either communion or a blessing. If you wish to receive the bread, when you come to the front you may stand or kneel. Hold your hands together in front of you to receive the bread. If you wish to receive a blessing, when you come to the front you may stand or kneel. Cross your arms over your chest, and you will be offered a blessing. Gluten-free wafers, are available at your request on either back side rail.

Members of our Healing Ministry are available in the Chapel and Baptistery during communion for all who wish to receive prayers and the laying on of hands. All prayers are kept confidential. If you desire follow- up, please contact our pastoral care department. If you have any questions or are confused about any of this, please just ask anyone near you and they will be happy to help. At both services, children in the chancel rejoin their families.

DURING COMMUNION

AGNUS DEI Everyone sings.

—Setting: Kevin P. Joyce (1987), from Misa Bilingüe. Copyright © 1987, Kevin Joyce. Published by OCP Publications, 5536 N.E. Hassalo, Portland, OR 97213. All rights reserved. Used with permission. License # 2246508.

ANTHEM Sung by Coventry Choir. Adoramus te Adoramus te, Christe, et benedicimus tibi: We adore you, O Christ, and we bless you: Quia per sanguinem tuum pretiosum redemisti mundum, For by your precious blood you have redeemed the world, miserere nobis. have mercy on us. —Words: Vesper Responsory for the Adoration of the Cross Music: Claudio Monteverdi (1567–1643)

HYMN “Come Sunday” Everyone sings.

—Words and music: Duke Ellington (1899–1974)

HYMN “Shepherd of Souls, Refresh and Bless” Everyone sings.

—Words: James Montgomery (1771–1854), alt. Music: St. Agnes, melody John Bacchus Dykes (1823–1876)

HYMN “God Be In My Head” Everyone sings.

—Words: Sarum Primer, 1514 Music: Lytlington, Sydney Hugo Nicholson (1875–1947)

POST-COMMUNION PRAYER Kneeling or standing — all who are able. 9:00 Susan Russell 11:15 Eric Law Minister: Let us pray. Minister and People: Eternal God, great Creator, you have graciously accepted us as living members of your son our Savior Jesus Christ and you have fed us with spiritual food in the Sacrament of Christ’s Body and Blood. Send us now into the world in peace, and grant us strength and courage to love and serve you with gladness and singleness of heart; through Christ our Lord. Amen.

BLESSING

HYMN “Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah” Standing – all who are able; everyone sings.

—Words: William Williams (1717–1791) Music: Cwm Rhondda, John Hughes (1873–1932)

DISMISSAL Remain standing. 9:00 Jenny Tisi 11:15 Kelly O’Phelan Minister: Let us go forth into the world, rejoicing in the power of the Spirit. People: Thanks be to God.

VOLUNTARY Played by Grace Chung.

Finale from Symphony No. 4 — Charles-Marie Widor (1844–1937)

Lay Counseling Ministry in the Chapel All Saints is fortunate to have the Lay Counseling Ministry, a dedicated group of trained lay counselors, who can assist parishioners who are dealing with difficult life events. A Lay Counselor

will be present in the Chapel after the 9:00 and 11:15 a.m. services to meet with any parishioner who would like to talk about a concern, or connect to the Lay Counseling Ministry. Just go to the chapel after the service, and look for the following people wearing a Lay Counseling name tag: Post 9 a.m.: Elisabeth McCurdy Post 11:15 a.m.: Kim Sainten

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9:00 11:15 Tower Thomas Diaz Sally Howard Northwest Door Jenny Tisi Mike Kinman Chapel Lynn Jay Anna Davalos North Transept Marianne Ryan Terry Gock Lawn Staff Staff

ASSISTING WITH THE SERVICE: (9:00) Thomas Diaz, Mark Hafeman, Sally Howard, Kelly O’Phelan, Susan Russell, Marianne Ryan, Juliana Serrano, Sharon Weiser. (11:15) Anna Davalos, Terry Gock, Sally Howard, Kelly O’Phelan, Susan Russell, Margaret Sedenquist, Juliana Serrano. ACTING CHOIRMASTER: Ruth Ballenger. ASSOCIATE ORGANIST/CHOIRMASTER: Grace Chung. DIRECTOR OF CHILDREN’S AND YOUTH MUSIC: Jenny Tisi. COVENTRY CHOIR SECTION LEADERS/SOLOISTS: Kyla McCarrel, Kimberly Poli, Daniel Ramon, Elliot Z. Levine. COVENTRY CHOIR: (Sopranos) Kit Bellamy, Elizabeth Champion, Teresa Anderson-Dvoracek, Meg Haworth, Kate Krontiris, Kyla McCarrel, Courtney Meier, Cynthia Nickell, Carol Elaine Osborn, Diana Saltanovitz, Sylvia Sheriff, Merry Simkins, Ann Spier, Adriana Tatum, Becky Thyne, Margaret Wynne. (Altos) Polly Anderson, Phyllis Boyajian, Lilli Cloud, Donna Falls, Carol Ann Farmer, Fang Gao, Talia Gibas, Melissa Hayes, Susan Houser, Melinda Howell, Pamela Jackson, Susan Johnson, Janet Korsmeyer, Karen Meier, Gloria Pitzer, Kimberly Poli, Peggy Reilly, Ellen Snortland, Melinda Taylor. (Tenors) Matt Berkley, Ken Gruberman, Greg Jones, Harry Prince, Daniel Ramon, Thomas Schultz, David Spier, Norm Thomas. (Basses) Jamie Anderson, Matthew Graham, Al Hughes, Ed Johnson, Jack LeVan, Elliot Z. Levine, Manuel Núñez, Ralph Perry, Mel Soriano, Don Thomas.

MINISINGERS: (Grades PK-K) Marek Desai, Gabriel Dimalanta, Eden Hernández, Eden Joshi, Julia Kanai, Lexington Lashley- Haynes, Logan Rothschild, Romeo Sánchez. MASTERSINGERS: (Grades 1-2) Daniel Baker-García, Adelyn Baughman, Elias Boerst, Charlotte Chang, Joanna Diehl, Cyrus Dimalanta, Katie Dombroski, Lucy Ewing, Jonah Garrels, William Harbison, Eden Hernández, Olivia Hernández, Jonah Sánchez, Theodore Scherer, Walton Williamson, Zooey Yang. MINISINGERS & MASTERSINGERS ACCOMPANIST: Jackie Koo. ACOLYTES: (9:00) Sara Baker, Soren Larsen-Dierking, McCartney Scott, Captains; Caroline Patterson, Captain-in-Training; Mark Kortum, Sandy Biery, Acolyte coordinator. (11:15) Noah Lyon-Hartley, Captain; Ava King, Jasper King, Oscar Velasco, Captains-in-Training; Kaylie Glawe, Madeline Harbison, Eliza Lemoine, Owen Lemoine; Tim Hartley, Acolyte coordinator. USHERS: (9:00) François Polifroni, Captain; Chris Folz, Assistant Captain; Howard Caldwell, Cathy Clement, Gage Hewes, Michael Jeffries, Monique LeBlanc, Carol Lundberg, Dan Lundberg, Tom Reilly, Trula Worthy. (11:15 ) William Stewart, Assistant Captain; Edward Cisneros, Cynthia Copeland, Suzanne Harris, Barbara Hunt, Susan Knecht, Linda Langford, Bob Sukhanusasna, Julie Wang, Paul Wims. GREETERS: (9:00) Lisa Connor, Leader; Toni Boucher, David Vossler. (11:15) Sarah McGrail-Dimalanta, Leader; Naomi Crocker, Aris Dimalanta, Tom Drino, Mary Beth Finnerty, Marylouise Lau, Anne Peterson, Diane Williams, Pamela Wilson. VERGERS: Betty Weigel, Gary Leonard, Jo Drummond, Ricardo Moreno-Aviña, Eric Whitten, Risë Worthy Deamer, Vivian Varela, Anina Minotto. ALTAR GUILD: Staci Kennelly, Captain; (9:00) Kyle Kennelly, Mary Lee Hughes, Francois Polifroni. (11:15) Kyle Kennelly, Mary Lee Hughes. FLOWER GUILD: Julie Jenkins, Joen Mitchell, Devika Wijesinghe, Risë Worthy Deamer, Gary Leonard - Ilex Floral Design. AUDIO: Manny Carrillo. VIDEO STREAMING: Keith Holeman. TEACHERS: (Preschool) Whit Hayslip, Nancy Naecker, Anina Minotto, (K-5th grade) Rose Arakelian, Alisa Hale, Derek Wan, Joy Bustrum, Emily Goulding, Melissa Bishop. CHILD CARE PROVIDERS: Anamaria Montanez, Breeana Koemans, Lola Marie Montanez, Victoria Nararro, Kathie Leon, Marisol Rosas. AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE INTERPRETER: Lynn Aponte. A signed service is offered at the 9:00 a.m. service each Sunday. If you can help or if you have questions, please call the Pastoral Office for information.

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Celebrate a Special Event or Loved One with Flowers for the Altar Altar flowers are a beautiful way to remember a loved one, celebrate a special event, or to give thanks for someone who has touched your life. To donate for flowers for the altars, please contact Christine Cox at [email protected] or 626.583.2765.

This Week at All Saints March 15 – 21, 2020 Sunday, March 15 Tuesday, March 17 Friday, March 20 Reclaiming the Bible Centering Prayer 6:45–8:00 p.m. (Chapel) Emotional Emancipation Circles 2:00–3:30 p.m. (Small Lounge) Our goal will be to Information = Ana Camacho, 626.583.2737 or 5:30–7:30 p.m. (Forum) The groups are designed heal and move beyond the misunderstanding, con- [email protected]. to provide safe space for those of African descent fusion, hurtful interpretation, oppression, and other to heal from the impact of racial trauma and stress ways the Bible has been used against us. Wednesday, March 18 and internalized negative cultural messages. Group Bible Study 10:30 a.m.– 12:00 p.m. (OCC will be limited to 30. Information = Ana Camacho, Jazz Vespers: Aaron Serfaty Conference Room) Information = Christina Ortega, 626.583.2737 or [email protected]. 5:00 p.m. (Chancel) 626.583.2733 or [email protected]. Saturday, March 21 Born in Caracas, Annual Diocesan Venezuela, Aaron Noon Eucharist & Healing Women’s Lenten Serfaty began playing 12:10 p.m. (Chapel) Retreat a drum set at the age 8:30 a.m. at Emmanuel of fifteen and started Women’s Community Happy Hour Episcopal Church in Fullerton to play professionally 5:00–7:00 p.m. at the Bodega Wine Bar in the (1145 Valencia Mesa Drive). at seventeen. He has Paseo. The Women’s Community is excited to start a new monthly tradition of a Women’s Happy Bishop Diane J. Bruce Hour only three blocks from All Saints Church. This welcomes you to attend will happen on the third Wednesday of the month. 8:30 a.m. through lunch and Eucharist, with time to All women are invited for fun, conversation, and worship and to play. Registration is $40 and includes breakfast, lunch, workshops; scholarships available. played with Arturo Sando- festive refreshments! The Bodega Wine Bar is ADA Register at www.EmmanuelFullerton.org/Register or val, Sergio Mendes, Jon accessible. It is on the second floor of the Paseo, at the door. Anderson, Dori Caymmi, across from El Cholo Cafe. Information = Amanda and Don Grusin among McCormick, [email protected] or Help Parents and Children Reunite as many others. This will be 626.583.2732. a Family: Train to be a Volunteer for a bilingual Spanish/English service. Aaron will be Foster Child Visitations joined by Otmaro Ruiz on piano and Darek Oles on Thursday, March 19 Become a trained volunteer coach monitor and bass. Antonio Gallardo will preside. So You Want to Write! A Senior Saints Writing Group provide court-ordered supervised family visits so that children removed from the care of their par- Monday, March 16 12:30–2:00 p.m. (Seminar Room) Led by facilitator Monday Meditation Group Frances Noble. Come with your own novels, mem- ents can visit them in a family-friendly setting filled with toys, games, books and art materials. These 6:45–8:45 p.m. (Chapel) Information = Betty Cole oirs, or poetry to read and to reflect with each other. visits are an essential service to increase the (leader), 626.356.4749. This group will also meet on Mar. 26. Information = Amanda McCormick, [email protected] family’s chances for reunification and reduce the Grief and Loss Support Group or 626.583.2732. children’s anxiety while in out-of-home placement. 7:00 p.m. (Scott Hall 6) Information = Ana Camacho, Sign-up to attend the upcoming training and make 626.583.2737 or [email protected]. Taizé Prayers Around the Cross a difference in the life of a family. The training will 6:00 p.m. (Chapel) Meditative prayers, song, scrip- be held in four sessions total: two Friday evenings, Brothers on a Journey ture and silence. Information = Debbie Daniels, Mar. 27 + Apr. 3; and two Saturdays, Mar. 28 + 7:00–9:00 p.m. (Jr. High Room) Information = Chris- [email protected]. Apr. 4, in Scott Hall 5. Information = tine Cox at [email protected] or 626.583.2765. [email protected].

Children, Youth & Families Sunday Morning Sunday Morning (cont.) Wednesday, March 18 Parents with Infants K-5th Grade Sunday School Youth Group Parents with infants are always welcome in worship. 10:15 a.m. in the Learning Center. Dinner = 6:30 p.m. (Sweetland Hall) If needed, parents may feed and change babies Program = 7:30–8:30 p.m. (Learning Center) The Journey 10:15 a.m. (Jr. High Room) while listening to the service in the Small Lounge. Info = 626.583.2733 or [email protected]. For all in 6th–12th grades. Infants & Toddlers (Scott Hall) Thursday, March 19 Parent Culture 10:15 a.m. Please join us for 9:00 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Preschool (ages 2–4/pre-K) God, My Parents & Me 10:00 a.m. – Noon discussions on current issues and community Child care and storytelling. (Guild Room) A group for families with young chil- building as we juggle parenthood together. Parents 10:15 a.m. Sunday School & Worship dren, supporting the challenging work of parenting of children from birth – 5th grade in Scott Hall 2; K-5th Grade Children’s Chapel by offering spiritual fellowship and emotional nur- parents of teens in the OCC Conference Room. Children K–5th grade join their families at the begin- turing to all parents. Information = Christina Ortega, ning of the 9:00 & 11:15 a.m. services, then follow 626.583.2733 or [email protected]. the banner out for Children’s Chapel before the sermon. Parents are welcome to join the children if For Information on Upcoming Youth Events visit http://ascyouth.squarespace.com/ they wish. www.allsaints-pas.org All Saints Church, 132 N. Euclid Ave, Pasadena CA 91101 626.796.1172 Looking Ahead Events & Opportunities Sunday, March 15, Is Your Last Opportu- Fiction Fun! Reads Winter’s Tales Screening of Soufra nity to Purchase a Ticket for Passion by by Isak Dinesen Join us on Friday, April 17, 6:30 p.m. in Sweetland Stephen Sondheim Shimmering and haunting, Dinesen transports us to Hall for the screening of Soufra. The film follows Join Theatre Ministry to see Passion, Fri., the mysterious place where all stories are born. Join the unlikely and inspirational story of an intrepid Mar. 20, 8:00 p.m., us Friday, Mar. 27, 7:00 p.m., in the Guild Room. social entrepreneur, Mariam Shaar – a Palestinian at Theatre @ Information = Christine Cox at 626.583.2765 or who has spent her Boston Court. To [email protected]. entire life in the Burj celebrate Stephen The Circle of Life: Issues of El Barajneh refugee Sondheim’s 90th Aging Parents camp south of Beirut, birthday, Artistic Lebanon. Against all Sunday, Mar. 29, 2:30–4:00 p.m. in the Learning Director Michael Michetti will direct a rare production odds, Mariam sets out Center. Please join Frank Cunningham and Susan of Sondheim’s Tony Award-Winning Best Musical to change her fate by Brown, who will help equip us to have healthy and perhaps his most ravishing and personal work, launching a catering conversations about end of life and will offer a time Passion. Tickets are $30 and available at https://qrs. company, “Soufra,” for those of us facing the issues of aging parents ly/eyauzbm. You may also purchase tickets for together with a diverse to gather together. Information = Ana Camacho, team of fellow refugee Alice in Wonderland, Fri., Apr. 17, 8:00 p.m. at 626.583.2737, [email protected]. A Noise Within. Crash through the looking glass women who now share The 2020 Census is Coming with Alice on her zany adventure to an upside-down this camp as their home. Together, they heal the In March nearly every household will receive an invi- magical dreamland where imagination defies wounds of war through the unifying power of food reality and madness makes logic. Weaving a dark tation to participate in the 2020 Census. The results while taking their future into their own hands through and whimsical poem of colorful eccentrics, Lewis affect your voice in government, how much funding an unrelenting belief in Mariam, and in each other. Carroll’s fractured fairy tale creates a prism through your community receives, and how your community Come and enjoy hors d’oeuvres inspired by the film. which we can again experience the mystery and plans for the future. Info = 2020CENSUS.GOV. Soufra cookbooks will be available for purchase! effervescent wonder of growing up. Tickets are $44 Walking the Labyrinth in Lent Suggested donation is $15 (payable at the door) and available at https://qrs.ly/t9av82c. Information = Disconnect from the busy world and stroll along but no one will be turned away for lack of funds. Debbie Daniels at 626.583.2750 or the Labyrinth, on the chancel, Mon.–Fri., Information = Amanda McCormick, amccormick@ [email protected]. 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m., through Thurs., Apr. 9. Open allsaints-pas.org or 626.583.2732. Register to yourself to God’s presence within and all around. attend online here: https://bit.ly/2HMwZ7s. Lay Eucharistic Visitors 20’s/30’s Spiritual Retreat- Apr. 17–19 Training for Leading a Ministry or LEVs are trained volunteers who bring Christ’s Join the 20’s/30’s group on a retreat for friendship, Committee presence in the Eucharist to parishioners who fun and thoughtful spiritual reflection. We will Sunday, Apr. 26, 2:30–4:00 p.m. in the Guild Room. are unable to attend church due to recovery from practice yoga, make a labyrinth on the beach and This class provides specific training to help leaders surgery, hospitalization, chronic conditions or simply just relax! The retreat will be held at a beach house of a committee find their vision, execute an agenda, lack of transportation. If you or someone you know in beautiful Oxnard Beach. The cost is $100 per recruit others into the work, and monitor the partic- would like to receive a visit (whether a member of person and includes all meals. Details coming soon. ipation of each member. All are invited. Register at ASC of not), contact Ana Camacho, 626.583.2737, Contact: [email protected] or 626.583.2756. https://bit.ly/3aKCpMA. [email protected]. Find us on instagram at 2030allsaints.

Next Sunday: March 22, 2020 At 7:30, 9:00 & 11:15 a.m. Rector’s Forum at 10:15 a.m. At 5:00 p.m. in the Church Sally Howard preaches. with John Williams. Lenten Evensong Coventry Choir offers Kyrie from Mass in G Major At 1:00 p.m. Mike Kinman Life Pacific Professor John by Johann Sebastian Bach, and and preaches at the Spanish Williams is passionate about Magnificat Nunc dimittis, Collegium Regale, arr. by John Taven- Language service. the ministry of reconciliation spoken of by the Apostle Paul. er, conducted by Ruth Ballenger. Susan Russell At 9:00 & 11:15 a.m. Can- Every day of his life, he lives presides; Tim Hartley terbury Choir offers A New out a call from God to reconcile offers a meditation. This Commandment by Bill Cunliffe and Psalm 23 by cultures, races, and commu- special Lenten Evensong of Bobby McFerrin. nities. Some days are harder prayer, meditation and song Trouvères offer Ukuthula by Merwe. than others, because the message of reconciliation will provide a wonderful is not easy and often requires more than some moment of reflection this At 1:00 p.m. Dan Cole & Ensemble offer music. are willing to give. Two years ago, John closed his holy season. Child care Adult Education Offerings at 10:15 a.m. growing law practice in Pasadena, Calif. to devote provided. Validated parking Getting Connected: Courageous Justice with Juli- time and energy to teaching at Life Pacific and to the is available at Plaza las ana Serrano (Guild Room). ministry at Fellowship Monrovia, a local church in Fuentes. Information = Parent Culture in Scott Hall 2 (parents of children Southern California where he serves on staff. John’s Debbie Daniels at [email protected] or from birth–5th grade); OCC Conference Room underlying message takes us deep inside ourselves 626.583.2750. (parents of youth 6th–12th grade). eliciting confession, repentance, and mercy. www.allsaints-pas.org All Saints Church, 132 N. Euclid Ave, Pasadena CA 91101 626.796.1172

Issue #11 - Mar 15, 2020 Vestry decides that the Ground Floor Forum Concept is important to pursue. PACES is striving to The Conversation Continues on the PACES make any new designs more accessible for attendees of all physical abilities, including an accessible Campus Refresh Concepts meet-and-greet area for use before and after programs. Thank you for the excellent questions and comments you are sharing with members of the PACES (Planning and Campus Enrichment Strategies) Task Force. We appreciate your engagement with the 10 campus refresh concepts appearing on the lawn each Sunday. Your feedback is essential to the PACES process!

Following is a third sampling of questions asked by parishioners to date – and the answers.

1. If we rebuild Scott Hall, where will the Children, Youth and Families programs meet during construction? Will there be moveable walls in classrooms? How will noise between/among The PACES concepts include conversion of spacious classrooms be handled? We anticipate that a new offices on the first floor of the old rectory building to CYF building would use modern design principles. welcoming meeting and reception space. Those are likely to include movable walls (perhaps like those in the Learning Center upstairs in Regas 3. If the forum moves into the Sweetland Hall House). Because we don’t have a specific design at space, will we lose the possibility of simultaneous events that we now have? We rarely have two large this time, these details are being “envisioned, requested, and considered” because flexibility will meetings happening simultaneously. In these cases, be valuable. If the concept moves forward, then a we can use our Sanctuary - with updated sound, robust detailed design process will respond to our lighting and presentation capabilities - to provide a needs and cost considerations, including noise. Once second large meeting space. (We recently used the the Vestry has provided guidance on which concepts Sanctuary for our Sunday 10:15 education hour and should be further developed, the challenge of found it works quite well.) If we also decide to build program continuity during construction will be the CYF building, the first floor of that building also addressed. could handle large presentations when it is not in full use for children’s purposes. 2. Could the new forum space accommodate tiered seating that is less traditionally proscenium? We 4. Will we provide space and/or services for people have rough concepts that show two different seating experiencing homelessness? Any chance of arrangements, but the detailed seating arrangement restarting a low-cost affordable child care center would happen in a detailed design phase if the for Pasadena youth? (continued)

(continued) Will we seek connections with colleges/ More Comments From Parishioners: universities/schools of theology and/or music schools/groups to use our facilities? These are While I believe the proposal for solar panels over the programmatic suggestions not within the scope of parking lot can be implemented at no upfront cost, it the work assigned to our PACES Task Force as we should be added to PACES to show that the Church is consider the needs and opportunities to refresh our not merely doing site improvements but is positively campus. That said, considerations for “Flexibility and addressing the climate emergency and looking to the Loose Fit” are among our PACES planning principles future. It will make these improvements more attractive so that any concepts approved for detailed planning to the Church and (people would) be willing to provide will consider multiple uses and future needs of All financial support. Saints and the greater community. The best thing about the current Forum space is the

tiered seating and horseshoe shape – it provides a sense A child care facility used for purposes beyond of community instead of being audience spectators. Sunday School and occasional child care would be more expensive to build than what is currently Don’t change the Church where we worship. envisioned in our current Concept for a New CYF Building. Forum accessibility: Urgent. Can we just move all Forum events right now to Sweetland (Hall) or the Learning 6. What assurance do we have that the City will Center for accessibility and inclusiveness? After every approve the design, given the history? event, many cannot mingle, speak with presenters, or “Approvability” is one of our PACES Guiding others, because they are “in the pit” or down steps. Principles. Once the concepts are prioritized, detailed planning work will focus on design paths GREAT WORK! Thanks for your leadership! that will streamline the City of Pasadena’s design approval process. Our recently improved

relationship with the city and recent past experience in working with the city will be helpful in this regard. Get Involved! For Concept storyboards & 7. Have we considered sending out a flyers and more info, visit the parish-wide email survey to collect PACES website at feedback on the concepts, in addition to allsaints-pas.org/paces face-to-face feedback? We did consider an electronic survey, and our analysis revealed that a well-designed survey would still not We want to hear your voice! return much data and a poor response would Submit comments/questions to make the survey of little value. We decided allsaints-pas.org/paces-suggestion-box or email instead to engage with the parish the us at [email protected] old-fashioned way, face-to-face, on the lawn. Please stop by!

Carbon Footprint Challenge for Lent 2020 www.sustainislandhome.org

The L.A. Diocese is asking churches to participate in a carbon footprint challenge for lent and the All Saints Climate Change Task Force encourages everyone to come to the Connection Center and enter the information about your family’s home energy use and carbon footprint. Every Sunday throughout Lent, the Task Force will have volunteers to assist you with entering your data at the signup center on the lawn. This will be a fun and engaging way to make us all aware of our personal contributions to climate change, and encourage each other to be the change we want to see.

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For more information/questions, contact: Juliana Serrano at 626.583.2731/[email protected] PARTICIPATE AT THE CONNECTION CENTER ON SUNDAYS!!! EASTER FLOWERS

Each Easter All Saints Church decorates the altars and chancel with celebration and memorial flowers. This year we will rely solely on your gifts to beautify the church, so please be as generous as you can in supporting the Flower Fund. Contributions can be made in celebration or memory of loved ones and will be listed in the printed Liturgy on Easter.

There are three ways to contribute: Call Christine at (626) 538-2765 Click: www.tinyurl.com/ASC-EasterFlowers Write: Return the form below and circle either:

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______Return form to: All Saints Church Attn: Christine Cox 132 North Euclid Ave Pasadena, CA 91101 Please make checks payable to All Saints Church with ?Flower Fund? in the memo field. Contributions must be received by Sunday, March 22!

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