INTERNATIONAL DIOCESE/ACNA

ST. PETER’S KEY

Saint Peter’s Anglican Church SEPTEMBER 2020 Serving Our Lord in Fort Collins, Loveland, Windsor and Greeley -

MONTHLY CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 3 – Bible Study Group on Zoom 7AM 5 – Teen Group Session 6:30pm 6 – 13th Sunday after Trinity Service, 9:00AM 7 – Labor Day 10 - Bible Study Group on Zoom 7AM 12 - Teen Group Session 6:30pm 13 - 14th Sunday after Trinity Service, 9:00AM 17 - Bible Study Group on Zoom 7AM 18 – Women’s & Men’s Luncheons 19 - Teen Group Session 6:30pm 20 – 15th Sunday after Trinity Service, 9:00AM 24 Bible Study Group on Zoom 7AM – SUNDAY SERVICES CONTINUE OUTSIDE! 26 - Teen Group Session 6:30pm

27 16th Sunday after Trinity Service, 9:00AM Since March most members of St Peter’s have adjusted to – the complicated schedule for Sunday services brought on by the Covid-19 pandemic. Most seemed to do rather well navigating the Zoom services during spring, and in the summer months with the switch to Facebook many still stayed connected. In spite to numerous technical challenges with cameras, cords, mics, etc. our special crew managed to keep us online even when facing these technology issues. With the Sunday outdoor services that started in June, we have been able to count on 70 to 90 plus participants weekly in spite of vacations, hot mornings and forest fire smoke. To date we have been blessed by rainless Sunday mornings. Plans have been considered to have our service inside; however, with the current Covid rules we will continue to meet outside on Sunday mornings. Please continue to bring your chairs and keep a good eye on the weather.

PHOTO HAPPENINGS

THANK YOU MAEDAS FOR THE BEAUTIFUL ALTAR FLOWERS! AN AUGUST SUNDAY MORNING IN THE FOREST FIRE SMOKE HAZE!

ST PETER “THE ROCK” COVERING DOUG & DENNY GRILLING HOT THE RECTOR AND FAMILY ENJOY THEIR FIRST ST PETER’S THE WATER BACKFLOW GUAGE. DOGS & HAMBIRGHERS FOR ALL! PICNIC COOKOUT ON A HOT AND SMOKEY SUNDAY!

EZ-UP COVERS KEPT EVERYONE IN THE SHADE AND THERE WERE BURGERS, HOT DOGS, COLD DRINKS AND SNACKS FOR ALL!

THE AUGUST 21st TEAM PACKING BOXES #8, #9 AND #10 FOR SHIPMENT TO THE ZETEO MISSION ORPHANGE IN THE PHILIPPINES!

FROM OUR RECTOR

CARING FOR OUR SOUL FOR THE SAKE OF OTHERS

As followers of Jesus, we are called to love and our neighbor as yourself, but that is very hard to do when our souls are overwhelmed. We are continually being bombarded with information from every direction. The invention of the TV, radio, cell phone, tablet, and computer have made it possible for us to stay connected 24/7. Studies affirm that one's use of technology "directly relates to why so many people struggle with anxiety, depression, and envy," says John Eldredge. Part of the reason is that we continually see and hear about everything happening in our world. It is overwhelming for our heart, mind, and soul. The British anthropologist Robert Dunbar is known for his research in a human's cognitive ability to maintain healthy relationships. His research suggests that we're hardwired for a maximum of 150-200 connections. Before the invention of the radio, TV, phones, etc. humans primarily maintained the relationships in a small community of people. Dealing with the challenges 100-200 people face regularly is much different from continually processing the turmoil of our world. As finite beings, our souls are incapable of empathizing with all of the needs we hear about in our modern world. For the sake of our souls, and ultimately others, we need to discover ways to limit our exposure to information. Here are some soul care recommendations I recently heard in a leadership podcast:

• Try to avoid looking at your phone before going to bed or after waking up. • Limit the amount of news you are watching, listening too, or reading daily. • Reconsider the number of people you are currently connected to on social media. • Create space to process life and pray at least a few times per day (e.g., set the alarm for 11 AM and 3 PM). As you pray, release the concerns you have, that you can do nothing about, over to Jesus. • Renew your mind by reading Scripture daily. Reading the Scriptures is also a great way to improve our relationship with God. • Ask your spouse or a close friend to provide you with some accountability.

I hope and pray; this helps you implement some healthy rhythms into your life and increases your ability to love God and others.

Grace, Peace, & Love, Rev. Jamie

THURSDAY MORNINGS ON ZOOM

For more than a decade a group of St Peter’s members have been gathering on Thursday mornings for study, prayer, fellowship and food. In the past the sessions were very early at the church building on County Road 30 for coffee and Silver Grill cinnamon rolls. After the move to Loveland the group decided to meet at a restaurant in south Fort Collins for food off the menu. With the advent of Covid-19 earlier this year the group, and desiring to be socially distance responsible, they switched their sessions online to Zoom. Current sessions are a Bible study approach to study the next Sunday’s Bible lessons through group discussion. Participants check into Zoom via the connection found on the church website. While there no longer are cinnamon rolls or an extensive menu to order from, everyone gets to have his/her favorite coffee and a home cooked breakfast. Join in every Thursday morning at 7:00AM. The group size is not limited and you don’t even have to live in Colorado!

ST JOHN CHRYSOSTOM FEAST DAY IS SEPT 13TH

Saint John Chrysostom was known as one of the finest preachers of the church, and with a significant number of his sermons still surviving to this day. He was reared by his widowed mother who saw that he obtained the best education of the day in oratory law. He became a ; and while living in a mountainous cave, he developed health problems from the damp conditions. Returning to his home in Antioch he was ordained a deacon, and in 386 he was ordained a priest. Having developed a reputation for preaching, and his knowledge of the Epistles of Paul and the Gospels of Matthew, he was made a ’s special assistant. In the year 398 he was made Archbishop of Constantinople against his wishes. Others, not in favor of his selection as the and against his efforts to reform the church and society, conspired to depose him at the Synod of the Oak 403. Saint Chrysostom was exiled by The Empress Eudoxia after he was accused of calling her “Jezebel”. He was recalled from exile when an earthquake struck Constantinople terrifying the empress. On his return he resumed his “plain speaking”, and again was exiled to first Cucusus in and then to Pontus. Forced to travel in bad weather and on foot while completely exhausted, Saint John Chrysostom died on September 14, 404. Thirty-one years later his body was returned to Constantinople and buried in the Church of the Apostles. His feast day is celebrated on September 13th. When Anglicans celebrate Morning Prayer he is remembered with the recitation of A Prayer of St. Chrysostom.

NEW CHRISTMAS STAMP TO BE ISSUED

Serving Our Lord in Fort Collins, Loveland, Windsor and Greeley - Colorado The Postal Service announced in late July that a new traditional Christmas stamp would be issued late in the fall. This Christmas stamp features a detail of the painting “Our Lady of Guápulo.” Painted in the 18th century by an unknown artist in Cuzco, Peru, “Our Lady of Guápulo” is from the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in City. Enrobed in a pyramidal gown speckled with jewels and holding a scepter woven with roses and leaves, a crowned Virgin Mary looks down at a similarly adorned Christ Child in her left arm. USPS Art director Greg Breeding designed the stamp. No date for the stamp’s release has been announced by the postal service.

PARISH EMPLOYEES HAVE NEW EMAIL ADDRESSES JAMIE GEORGE, RECTOR: [email protected]

AMANDA SMITH, ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT: [email protected]

EMILY MAEDA, MUSIC DIR: [email protected]

SAINTS A PLENTY IN SEPTEMBER

The Avenel Dictionary of by Donald Attwater tells us that the English word “saint” is from the word Santus. This word in turn represents the Greek word hagios, as well as the Hebrew word qâdosh. These three words were used to designate special people, things and God to set them apart for a sacred purpose or position and to make them Holy. In general terms, they were made Holy to God. Attwater says, “Holiness as sacredness, as a state of dedication to God’s service, is illustrated by the earliest Christian use of the noun ‘saint’. The virtue, the doing of good and avoidance of evil, required of them is a consequence of their state of sanctity, of their having been called to God’s service: they have to live ‘as becometh saints’. The following are listed as saint feast days for the month of September: Sept 1 – Saints Fiacre and Giles Sept 2 – Saints Brocard and Stephen of Hungary Sept 3 – Saints Cuthburga and Pius X Sept 4 – Saint Marinus of San Marino Sept 5 – Saints Bertin, Lawrence Giustinniani, Teresa of Calcutta Sept 6 – Saint Cagnoald Sept 7 – Saints Cloud and Evurtius Sept 8 – Saint Adrian Sept 9 Saints Ciaran of Clonmacnois, the Great, of – Volokolamsk, Omer and Peter Claver Sept 10 – Saints Aubert of Avranbches, Finnian of Moville, Nicholas of Tolentine and Pulcheria Sept 11 – Saints Deiniol, Paphnutius, Protus and Hyacinth Sept 12 – Saint Guy of Anderlecht Sept 13 - Saint Eulogius of Alexandria, John Chrysostom and Notburga Sept 15 - Katherine of Genoa, Nicetas of Goth and Nicomedes Sept 16 – Saints Cyprian, Edith of Wilton, Euphemia, Ludmilla and Ninian Sept 17 – Saints Columba of Cordova, Hildegard, Lambert of Maastricht, Socrates and Stephen Sept 18 – Saints Joseph of Copertino and Methodius of Olympus Sept 19 – Saints Emily de Rodat, Januarius and Theodore of Canterbury Sept 20 – Saint Eustace Sept 21 – Saint Matthew Sept 22 - Saints of Agaunum, Phocas and Thomas of Villanueva Sept 23 – Saints Adamnan, Linus and of Iconium Sept 24 – Saint Gerard of Csanad Sept 25 – Saints Cadoc, Euphrosyne, Finbarr, Francis of Camporosso, Sergius of Radonezh and Vincent Strambi Sept 26 – Saints Colman of Lann Elo, Cornelius, Justina, Niles of Rossano and the North American Martyrs Sept 27 – Saints Cosmas. Damian and Elzear Sept 28 – Saints Eustochium, Lioba and Wenceslas Sept 29 – Saints the Recluse, the Archangel, Rhipsime and Gaiana Sept 30 – Saints Honorius of Canterbury, Jerome, Otto of Bamberg and Sophia

THANK YOUS AND CONGRATULATIONS TO . . .

. . . EVANGELINA ON . . . DOUG FOR AGAIN . . . MARNIE FOR HER GRADUATION BEING THE HEAD COOK RESCUING OUR BLUE FROM PAIDEIA AT THE PARISH PICNIC! SPRUCE TREES FROM CLASSICAL THE CLUTCHES OF THE COMMUNITY! EVIL BIND WEED!

. . . KEN FOR RESCUING . . . DENNY FOR HIDING … SAMANTHA FOR OUR BLUE SPRUCE THE SHEET ROCK IN THE MAKING THE SUNDAY TREES FROM THE RECTOR’S OFFICE AND ONLINE SWITCH FROM CLUTCHES OF THE EVIL INSTALLING SAINT ZOOM TO FACEBOOK! BIND WEED! PETER’S ROCK!

. . . DONELL FOR HER . . . DEACON FAWN FOR . . . DEACON LARRY FOR EFFORTS TO GET AN HER EFFORTS TO GET HIS UNTIRING EFFORTS AUGUST SHIPMENT TO AN AUGUST SHIPMENT IN MAKING ALL THINGS THE ZETEO MISSION! TO THE ZETEO WORK ON SUNDAY MISSION! MORNINGS!

MARK YOUR CALENDAR FOR SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4TH, FOR THE SAINT FRANCIS

DAY BLESSING OF THE ANIMALS!

BISHOP ATWOOD AUTHORS NEW BOOK Serving Our Lord in Fort Collins, Loveland, Windsor and Greeley - Colorado Bishop Bill Atwood has authored a new book entitled The General, The Boy & Recapturing Joy. This book is an introduction to applying basic knowledge of brain science and the Scriptures to everyday life. Bishop Bill relates how the life lessons he learned as a young boy from his Grandfather, Brigadier General James Arthur Pickering, became the basis for using his knowledge of Scripture and, more recently, brain science to respond to various emotions we all experience in life. He demonstrates how this knowledge can help us walk in the joy that God intends us to have. At 138 pages, the paperback book is published by Ekklesia Press, and it is available for $12.95, plus shipping and handling, from Amazon.com. The parish has obtained several copies for both placement in the library and for sale.

A LIMITED NUMBER OF PRAYER BOOKS AVAILABLE

Serving Our Lord in Fort Collins, Loveland, Windsor and Greeley - Colorado A small number of copies of the Anglican Church in North America Book of Common Prayer (2019 edition) have been secured and are available at the church. The pew edition is available for $21.58, and one copy of the deluxe edition is available for $33.58. The book price includes the cost of shipping at $1.63 per book. Additional copies may be secured from Anglican House Media which can be reached through the Anglican Church in North America website (https://anglicanchurch.net) by going to the resources page and then prayer book. The entire book is also downloadable from this same site.

St Peter’s Sundays at 9:00 AM

WOMEN’S FRIDAY LUNCHEON MEETINGS Serving Our Lord in Fort Collins, Loveland, Windsor and Greeley - Colorado The monthly ladies’ noon luncheon program is back on the schedule for the third Friday of each month. The luncheons meet at CASA Margarita’s Restaurant at 1027 West Horsetooth Road in south Fort Collins. While the weather is still summer the lunches will be held outside. Please RSVP your attendance by the day before to Margaret Kellums at 231- 1375 so she can make the proper reservation. If she is not at home please leave a message. Future luncheon dates: September 18th, October 16th, November 20th and December 18th.

FREE FURNITURE FOR THE TAKING! Serving Our Lord in Fort Collins, Loveland, Windsor and Greeley - Colorado Free blue Lazyboy loveseat in good condition, a yellow/gold couch with wood trim in very good condition, and two comfy upholstered rocking chairs. Items available for pick-up. No delivery. Please contact Amanda at the church [email protected] for contact information for the donors.

TEEN YOUTH SEPTEMBER NEWS Serving Our Lord in Fort Collins, Loveland, Windsor and Greeley - Colorado On August 15th the SPC Youth Ministry moved back to meeting on Saturday nights and celebrated our annual “Luau at the Lake” cookout at North Lake Park. This annual event bids farewell to our departing college students and turns the kids’ attention to the upcoming school year. Of course, this year school schedules are a mess with some schools having started the second week of August and many other postponed until September! This fall we are beginning a great course of study that we call, “Run Through the Bible!” We are re-enacting the Old Testament events in an active, participatory, ‘learn-through- experiencing’ curriculum that I have put together. The goal is to teach the kids the Old Testament and to demonstrate that God’s plan of salvation, His dealings with His people and the world, and His loving character are consistent throughout both Testaments. We will show how the Gospel of Grace is evident throughout the pages of Israel’s history and each week we will point out how these scriptures reveal Jesus. This will be the perfect plan of study for our group which is growing younger as our many graduating seniors are replaced by younger siblings and their friends. For now, we continue to meet outside at SPC on Saturday nights from 6:30-9 pm. As the days grow shorter, we will adjust our meeting times earlier if we cannot move inside due to Covid-19. Also, our Fall Retreat to Sky Ranch is on hold due to the virus and the Cameron Peak Fire. We will update the kids when the situation and our plans become clearer. As always, if you have any questions or need to speak with someone about the Youth Ministry, please contact me (970-776-9488; [email protected]) or Amanda in the SPC office.

Bill Ackerman

Upcoming Events Parents’ Meeting: Saturday, September 12th at 6 pm at SPC th. SPC Kids’ Meeting right after church: Sunday, September 13

PARISH PICNIC A SUCCESS Serving Our Lord in Fort Collins, Loveland, Windsor and Greeley - Colorado In spite of issues with the pandemic, temperatures in the 90s and a sky haze from the mountain forest fires, the 13th Annual Parish Picnic went well on August 23rd. Approximately 75 parishioners and guests participated. All had plenty of shade space under the church’s shade covers and an addtional ten E-Zs Up covers. Thank you to all who shared their covers, and thank you to the Loveland JAX store for allowing us to use one of their covers. Food preparation this year was different from past years because of the pandemic. Hamburgers, brats and hot dogs went right from the grill onto the bun and into a clam box. All condiments were individually packaged as were dessert cookies and various chips. Provided drinks were all in individually sealed containers, and there was no food sharing. This worked well, but it was not the normal long- table of home cooked pot-luck meal items of the past. A special thank you to all who helped with set-up and take-down. Also, thank you to Doug Edmiston and Denny Llewellyn for grilling, and Kathleen Edmiston and the Moore Family for serving food items!

ZETEO MISSION NEWS Serving Our Lord in Fort Collins, Loveland, Windsor and Greeley - Colorado The three boxes shipped from St Peter’s in July have arrived at the mission with great fanfare! It is reported that the inclusion of so many food items brought the cook to tears. The August boxes were sent out the last Saturday in August. This brings the total boxes shipped in 2020 to the orphanage to ten! The boxes that will be shipped in the month of September will contain the normal food, medical, clothing and miscellaneous items. In addition, they will contain this year’s Christmas presents for the children and staff. Contributions for the September box can be placed in the Zeteo box at church. Christmas presents for the children will secured based on needs and desires provide for each child by Kate. If you have a desire to assist with this please contact Donell Roberts (970-646-5408).

ZETEO STAFF SUPPORT As you may be aware, the Zeteo Mission has been legally required by the Philippine government to provide hazard pay of $100 per month for all the staff who are quarantined at the mission. Some of the staff are already being sponsored (praise God!), but the Mission is still in need of extra funds to cover this unanticipated expense as required by the government. Since, however, $100 is well beyond what many individuals can afford each month, we would like to organize groups of people who would like to contribute to this need to support a Zeteo staff member. No amount is too small to contribute! Perhaps you've had a summer as a student and would like to contribute $5 or $10 or $15 per month. Any amount would be most welcome! If you and/or anyone in your household is interested in being part of a group to support a Zeteo staff member, please be in touch with Megan Roberts, either in person at church or by email ( [email protected]). All financial giving will remain confidential. When enough people have expressed interest in supporting a staff member so that the total amount is $100, your group will receive information and a picture about the person you are supporting so that you can pray for them and get to know them better as you're able. Several people have already expressed a desire to give towards this need, so we are well on our way to having our first group formed. Thank you! While this is a government requirement, our hope and Kate Berg's hope, is that this will be an opportunity for further connection and relationship-building for the sake of the Gospel. To know the Zeteo staff, for them to know us, and for us at St. Peter's to know one another better is the greater goal beyond the giving of money. This monthly commitment will be needed for the next several months, depending on how long the COVID-19 restrictions remain in place. To make your gift, simply provide a check or an envelope with cash, marked "Zeteo staff support", and place it in the Sunday offering or mail it to the church. Our treasurer will handle the funds and get them to the Mission safely.

MISSION HAS A REALLY CHALLENGING YEAR Think you have had a tough 2020? How about at Zeteo ,which has a tough day every day, adding in the Covid-19 pandemic and its restrictions, a tornado setting down, much too close by earthquakes, high winds from a typhoon, a broken water system, a cobra snake in the men’s house, the neighbor’s large kites crashing into their buildings, their dog being poisoned and just a handful of severe medical issues. Outside of knowing that those of us at St Peters are praying for them and sending packages, it is their faith in God that gets them through each day.

WHO IS N. T. WRIGHT? Serving Our Lord in Fort Collins, Loveland, Windsor and Greeley - Colorado Dr. N. T. Wright is probably one of today’s leading – if not the leading – Anglican theologians in New Testament studies. As an Anglican Bishop and author extraordinaire, he is a well known global figure in religious theology. N. T. Wright grew up in the north-east of England and studied Classics and Theology at Oxford, where he was ordained in 1975 and took his doctorate (on St Paul) in 1981, having served as a college chaplain, and taught New Testament, in both Oxford and Cambridge. He was Assistant Professor of New Testament at McGill University, Montreal, from 1981 to 1986, and then was Fellow, Tutor and Chaplain of Worcester College, Oxford from 1986 to 1993, before becoming Dean of Lichfield (1994), Canon of Westminster (2000) and Bishop of Durham (2003). In 2010 he moved to his present position as Research Professor of New Testament and Early at the University of St Andrews. N. T. (‘Tom’) Wright has written over 70 books, including the bestsellers Simply Christian, Surprised by Hope, and Simply Jesus, as well as the popular ‘Everyone’ series of commentaries and the academic series ‘Christian Origins and the Question of God’. Many of his books have been translated into both European and Far Eastern languages. He has served as a visiting professor and given named lectures in many institutions, including the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, the Gregorian University in , and the Harvard Divinity School. He has written and presented several television and radio programs, as well as appearing as a guest on the BBC and in American shows such as ‘Fresh Air’ and ‘The Colbert Report’. He is married to Maggie and they have four children and four grandchildren. He lists among his hobbies as music, poetry, hill walking and golf. The above information is from Dr. Wright’s webpage. A significant number of his books are available for borrowing from the St. Peter’s library.

LETTERS TO THE CONGREGATION Serving Our Lord in Fort Collins, Loveland, Windsor and Greeley - Colorado John Guild, the webmaster for St Peter's, had the weekly blog posts from Fr. Kironde compiled into an eBook. Anyone in the congregation desiring a copy in eBook format should send an email to John. John will email the digital version directly to you. In addition, he is considering the creation of a printed edition of the book once details have been worked out. He estimates that for a printed version the cost could be in the $16.50 range. If you have an interest in a printed copy of the book please let John know via his email address: [email protected]

SUMMER’S PASSING We see signs of summer’s passing in golden leaves, shortening days, misty mornings, autumn glow. We sense it’s passing in rain that dampens, winds that chill, harvest’s SLAMMIN FAMINE 2021 bounty placed on show. Because of the ongoing COVID Creator God, who brings forth both green shoot and hoar frost, sunrise and sunset, pandemic, the 2021 Slammin we bring our thanks for seeds that have Famine event for northern grown, harvests gathered, storehouses Colorado will not be held. filled, mouths fed. And, as Your good earth rests through St Peter’s will prepare to winter’s cold embrace, we look forward participate in the 2022 event! to its re-awakening when kissed by Spring’s first touch.

A PRAYER FOR SAINT JOHN CHRYSOSTOM

O God, who didst give to thy servant John Chrysostom grace eloquently to proclaim thy righteousness in the great HOLY CROSS DAY – SEPT 14TH congregation, and fearlessly to bear reproach for the honor of thy Name: Almighty God, whose Son our Savior Mercifully grant to all and Jesus Christ was lifted high upon the pastors such excellency in preaching, cross that he might draw the whole world and fidelity in ministering thy Word, unto himself: Mercifully grant that we, that thy people may be partakers with who glory in the mystery of our them of the glory that shall be revealed; redemption, may have grace to take up through Jesus Christ our Lord, who our cross and follow him; who liveth and liveth and reigneth with thee and the reigneth with thee and the Holy Spirit, Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. one God, in glory everlasting. Amen. Amen.

WITH BACK TO SCHOOL SUPPLIES NOW ON SALE, IT IS A VERY GOOD TIME TO OBTAIN USEFUL ITEMS FOR THE UPCOMING OPERATION CHRISTMAS CHILD BOX PROJECT! BOXES WILL BE AVAILABLE

IN NOVEMBER, BUT A LIMITED SUPPLY OF LAST YEAR’S BOXES ARE AVAILABLE NOW AT CHURCH!

SERVICE SCHEDULE FOR SEPTEMBER – Year A Serving Our Lord in Fort Collins, Loveland, Windsor and Greeley - Colorado If you are not able to serve on the assigned date, please find a replacement and let me know by Wednesday of the assigned week. 970.292.8595 or [email protected]

9:00am Eucharist Date September 6th September 13th September 20th September 27th Proper 13th Sunday after 14th Sunday after 15th Sunday after 16th Sunday after Trinity Trinity Trinity Trinity Celebrant Rev. Jamie George Rev. Jamie George Rev. Jamie George Rev. Jamie George Preacher Proper Proper 18 Proper 19 Proper 20 Proper 21

O.T. 33:1-11 7:18-20 3:10—4:11 Ezekiel 18:1-4, 25-32 Reader Ron Stoops Steve Keyser Scott Erickson Anthony Alvarado

Psalm Psalm 119:33-48 Psalm 103:1-14 Psalm 145:14-21 Psalm 25:15-21 Psalmist Lynda Stoops Mary Anne Paul Leslie Erickson Mary Anne Paul

N.T. Romans 12:9-21 Romans 14:5-12 Philemon 1:21-27 Philemon 2:1-13 Reader Gary Eifert Anthony Alvarado Doug Edmiston Steve Keyser

Gospel Matthew 18:15-20 Matthew 18:21-25 Matthew 21:28-32 Matthew 21:28-32 Intercessor Johnny Moore Mary Anne Paul Seth Forwood Johnny Moore

Sr. Acolyte

Crucifier Deacons Table: Rev. Larry Doyle Table: Rev. Tom Table: Rev. Fawn Table: Rev. Larry Gospel: Rev. Larry Corbin Corbin Doyle Doyle Gospel: Rev. Fawn Gospel: Rev. Larry Gospel: Rev. Fawn Bread: Rev. Larry/Rev. Corbin Doyle Corbin Jamie Bread: Rev. Larry Bread: Rev. Tom Bread: Rev. Tom Doyle Corbin Corbin

ST. PETER’S ANGLICAN CHURCH CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 2020 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 2 3 4 5 Wedding  7AM Bible Anniversary Study Group Rector’s via Zoom Day Off Don  Birthday St Fiacre St Teresa of Okland Calcutta Pat &  Teen Group Don Okland 6:30 PM 6 7 8 9 10 7AM Bible 11 12 14th Sunday LABOR Study Group Rector’s Teen Group after Pentecost via Zoom DAY Day Off 6:30 PM 9:00 AM  Monica &  George Holy Eucharist  Jim Allen-  Joy Morley Mikel Forwood Zimmerman George 13 14 15 16 Ember Day 17 18 Ember Day 19 Ember Day 15th Sunday 7AM Bible Teen Group after Pentecost Study Group Rector’s 6:30 PM 9:00 AM via Zoom Day Off  Ken Holy Eucharist Women’s VESTRY MTG Dimick & 7pm Zoom Luncheon Holy Cross St Cyprian St Ninian Andrea Smith Asa  Theo Day  Elizabeth  Jerry  St John Forwood Maeda Schorre Webb Chrysostom 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 16th Sunday Rector’s after Pentecost 7AM Bible Day Off Teen Group  Study Group 9:00 AM 6:30 PM Evangelina via Zoom Holy Eucharist

St Matthew Maeda  Russ Thye 27 28 29 30 17th Sunday after Pentecost 9:00 AM Holy Eucharist

St  Marnie & Holy St Jerome Wenceslas Michael & Russel Dent All Angels

SAINT PETER’S ANGLICAN CHURCH HEAD of the CHURCH: JESUS CHRIST A Biblically-Based Anglican Community The Most Reverend Foley Beach, Archbishop Sunday Services at 9:00AM Anglican Church in North America The Right Reverend Bill Atwood, Bishop, Sr. Warden, Dr. Terrence Dunn, Telephone 413-3892 International Diocese Jr. Warden, Mr. Dennis Llewellyn, Telephone: 674-1254 The Reverend Jamie George, Interim Rector Deacons: The Reverend Fawn Corbin, The Reverend Tom Corbin and The Reverend Larry Doyle Website: stpetersonline.org/

4044 Duffield Avenue, Loveland CO 80538 970-292-8595