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Dietrich Bonhoeffer: Faith in a World Come of Age.” by Rev 2700 McPherson Ave • Fort Worth, Texas 76109 • 817-927-8411 ~Early Edition~ VOLUME 29 NUMBER 31 www.ststephen-pcusa.com March 29, 2013 EASTER DAY PREPARATION FOR WORSHIP Editorial: "Dietrich Bonhoeffer: Faith in a World Come of Age.” by Rev. Fritz Notice of Congregational Meeting ~Page 2~ Meet our New Members! ~Page 3~ Carol Ann Vretta gets married and adopts three new “kids!” ~Page 7~ Presbyterian Women -April Schedule Calendar of Events ~Page 4~ ~Page 5~ ~Page 6~ Adult & General Educational News Children & Youth & Family News April Saints Alive Luncheon Sunday School and Breakfast for All Youth Sunrise Celebration SSPC Day School Auction Easter Egg Hunt Release of the Butterflies Paschal Jazz Band Performing! March 29, 2013 Page 2 We Welcome Dr. Victoria Barnett, Bonhoeffer Scholar, to St. Stephen! Last year, many of you participated in and enjoyed a class that Richard Parr and I co-taught on the life and teachings of the German theologian and pastor Dietrich Bonhoeffer, who was martyred for his resistance to the Nazis. St. Stephen Presbyterian Church is delighted to host Dr. Victoria Barnett, a friend of Dr. Ritsch’s and one of the leading Bonhoeffer scholars, who will be with us April 20-22. Dr. Barnett is Director of the Programs on Ethics, Religion and the Holocaust at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. She is also one of the general editors of the Dietrich Bonhoeffer Works, the English translation series of Bonhoeffer’s complete works being published by Fortress Press. Dr. Barnett will lead workshops Saturday, April 20, and Sunday, April 21 at St. Stephen that will be open to the general public. Saturday, April 20, 10-11:30 am, Dr. Barnett will lecture in St. Stephen’s Parish Hall on "Dietrich Bonhoeffer: Faith in a World Come of Age.” This will be followed by lunch at 11:30 and breakout groups for those who wish to discuss the lessons that churches and individuals today can derive from Bonhoeffer’s theology and experience. Churches are invited to send representatives and pastors to discuss, under Dr. Barnett’s supervision, how Bonhoeffer’s teachings help their congregations face their challenges today. Lunch is $7.00. To reserve lunch, please contact Judi Greathouse at [email protected] or 817-927-8411. Dr. Barnett is scheduled to be the guest lecturer in the Northminster Sunday School class on Sunday, April 21. On Sunday at 2:00 pm, Dr. Barnett will lecture in the Parish Hall again on “Lessons to Learn from Bonhoeffer and the Holocaust on Interfaith Relations.” This lecture is open to the public and people from all faiths are encouraged to attend. Monday, April 22, 12:00-1:30 Dr. Barnett will meet with professors and students from Brite Divinity School, and pastors and church professionals. Reservations for lunch are required; please contact Judi Greathouse at [email protected] or 817-927-8411. Grace and peace, Rev. Dr. Fritz Ritsch, pastor Notice of Congregational Meeting A Congregational Meeting will be held on Sunday, April 7, 2013 in the Sanctuary following the 11:00 a.m. worship service for the purpose of approving the Terms of Call for Rev. Dr. Frederick Field Ritsch, III, and a deacon to fulfill the unexpired term for a Deacon Class of 2013. March 29, 2013 Page 3 Preparation for Worship Preparation for Worship The Second Sunday of Easter The Second Sunday of Easter A Service of Easter Lessons and Carols The 21st Annual Service of Easter Lessons and Carols April 7, 2013 April 7, 2013 - 8:30 a.m. Service - - 11:00 a.m. Service - (The 8:30 a.m. service will be an abbreviated form of Easter The Prelude: “A Festive Chime” – Douglas E. Wagner Lessons - The St. Swithun Handbell Guild - and Carols and will include celebration of the Lord’s Supper.) “Joy” – Douglas E. Wagner - The St. Gregory Handbell Guild - The Prelude: The Bidding Prayer: Jacob Fergus & Ihoma Owhonda, leaders Prelude on an French Easter Melody........................................................ Clifford Harker The Presiding Pastor: The Reverend Dr. Fritz Ritsch, pastor (1912-1999) The Lessons: 1 - First Corinthians 15:1-8, 12-22 (Vendie Endres, leader) The Lessons: 2 - St. Luke 24:1-12 (Aidan Berg, leader) 3 - St. John 20:1-10 (Bobby Nyul, leader) The Bidding Prayer -(Sam Thielman, leader) 4 - St. John 20:11-18 (Jeep Endres, leader) 5 - St. Luke 24:13-35 (Craig Burton, Tom Nyul and 1 - First Corinthians 15:1-8, 12-22 (Trey Hille, Noah Fergus, leaders) leader) 6 - St. John 20:19-29 (Liam Berg, leader) 2 - St. Luke 24:1-12 (Caroline Parr, leader) 7 - St. Luke 24:44-53 (Mason Fergus, leader) 3 - St. John 20:11-18 (Jack Thielman, leader) 4 - St. John 20:19-29 (George McGown, leader) The Easter Carols: 5 - St. Luke 24:44-53 (William Parr, leader) Processional – Hail Thee, Festival Day! (SALVA FESTA DIES, PH-120) – Ralph Vaughan Williams The Easter Carols: 1- Christ Has Risen (HOLY MANNA, printed) – William Moore Bidding Prayer - I Danced in the Morning (SIMPLE GIFTS, 2 - Alleluia, Alleluia! Give Thanks (ALLELUIA NO. 1, PH-302) PH-106) – Donald Fishel 1 - Good Christians All, Rejoice and Sing! (GELOBT SEI 3 - Christ the Lord Is Risen Again (CHRIST IST ERSTANDEN, GOTT, PH-111) – Melchior Vulpius PH-112) – German folk melody 2 - Alleluia, Alleluia! Give Thanks (ALLELUIA NO. 1, PH- 4 - That Easter Day with Joy Was Bright (PUER NOBIS, ph- th 106) – Donald Fishel 121) – 15 century Trier Manuscript 3 - That Easter Day with Joy Was Bright (PUER NOBIS, PH 5 - The Holy City – Stephen Adams (Beth Fultz, soprano) -121) – 15th century Trier Manuscript 6 - O Sons and Daughters (O FILII ET FILIAE, PH-117) – 4 - The Holy City – Stephen Adams (Beth Fultz, French melody soprano) 7 - Lord Enthroned in Heavenly Splendor (BRYN 5 - Christ Is Risen, Shout Hosanna! (HYMN TO JOY, PH- CALFARIA, PH-154) – William Owen 104) – Ludwig van Beethoven Recessional - I Danced in the Morning (SIMPLE GIFTS, PH-302) – American Shaker melody The Presiding Pastor: The Reverend Dr. Fritz Ritsch, pastor The Offertory Anthem: “We Have Seen the Lord” – Robert Wetzler The Postlude: Chorale Prelude on Christ Jesus Lay in Death’s Strong The Postlude:“Chorale Prelude on Christ Jesus Lay in Death’s Bands (CHRIST LAG IN Strong Bands” (CHRIST LAG IN TODESBANDEN, PH-110) – Johann TODESBANDEN, PH-110) – Johann Sebastian Bach Sebastian Bach The 8:30 a.m. Ushers: St. Columba Team: St. Matthew: Craig Burton; Mason Fergus; Booty Jones and Ted Kretchmar Beau Ballard; Jeep Endres Ushers: 11:00 a.m. – Team 6-a: Rick and Nora Bender; Faith and Jim Mallory; Ginny Strathdee; Chuck Mallin Flowers: The Chancel Guild Cookies: Teke, John, Elizabeth, Katherine and Sara Walters March 29, 2013 Page 4 Welcome New Members DINNERS FOR 8 Have you made your Reservations yet? Spring is in the air and so many are excited to hear that “Dinners for 8” is returning! Get to know other church members over dinner (or lunch or happy hour) in a relaxed setting in a home or a restaurant. Call the church office at 817-927-8411 or Anne Bourland Bill and Billie Hartsfield at 817-924-5959 and leave a message with your name, address, and phone number. A list will be compiled of Regulars at the 8:30 service, Bill & Billie joined by transfer of names, and you will be gathered into groups of 8! Those letter from Ridglea Presbyterian on March 24th. Having moved who offer to serve as host or hostesses will provide the from Fort Worth from Snyder, Texas, the retired teachers have two main course. The rest will bring sides to go with it. This is grown children. such a fun and friendly way of getting to know your church Bill was a track coach and Billie taught 6th grade and then family better! We hope that you will join us. A sign-up business classes at the high school level. For the romantics among sheet is also available on the PW bulletin board outside us, they were high school sweethearts (Milby HS in Houston), the church office. graduated from Howard Payne University and have been married for 60+ years. Love is still in the Air at the Vretta-Cook Home! Please add their contact information to your directory: Bill & Billie Hartsfield 2916 Fairfield Avenue, Fort Worth, TX 76116 (h) 817-732-6583 [email protected] Presbyterian Women (PW) St. Stephen member Carol Ann Vretta is enjoying her new April Meeting Schedule life and home in North Richland Hills after marrying Jerry PW Co-Team meets Tuesday, April 2, 9:30 a.m. in the Session Cook, Jr. last October 27th. The wedding and reception Room. PW Circle 1 follows at 10:30 a.m. with coffee and light were held at St. Stephen with the ceremony conducted by snacks in the Eastminister Room and Bible Study led by Dian Rev. Fritz. Carol Ann didn’t just marry Jerry. She also McCall. acquired his “kids,” two Chihuahuas, Cocoa and Candy and one Yorkshire Terrier named Romeo! Their home is not PW Circle II meets Tuesday, April 9, 10:30 a.m. at the home of quite large enough for the newlyweds and their “motley Ginny Strathdee, 3505 Winifred Dr. (76133), 817.292.5143 for crew.”so they have plans to buy another home, hopefully Bible Study and a luncheon hosted by Ethel Sanderson and Elloie closer to St. Stephen. Leary. RSVP’s to be called in by April 5. Your RSVPs are definitely appreciated! Congratulations Jerry and Carol Ann! March 29, 2013 Adult & General Educational News Page 5 817-927-8411 office [email protected] 817-875-9704 cell These Adult Sunday School Classes 7th Annual Want YOU! Wine & Dine Auction 9:30 - 10:30 a.m.
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