Good News from St. John's

June 2016

From the Rector

No Days Off

We are now in the Season After Pentecost. Since the start of the new church year wehave moved at a measured pace through the seasons of Advent, Christmas, Epiphany,

Lent, and Easter.

We have awaited and then celebrated the reality of God's Incarnation. We have spent time allowing God toreveal that meaning to all of us. We have spent time reflecting upon our own response to that reality, andthen we have celebrated the reality that through death comes new life, new life that is given to us through thepower of God's Holy Spirit. So now we have entered into the remainder of the church year. 27 weeks wherewe are blessed with the opportunity to put our faith into action.

Our daily walk in faith is reflected in the Season After Pentecost. In reality, the Incarnation, the Crucifixion,Easter and Pentecost all took place thousands of years ago. In reality, every day of our natural lives hasbeen lived in this Season After Pentecost. It is a season, a lifetime if you will, where we are given theopportunity to respond to the Good News that has been given to us, the Good News that God has so lovedthe world that He has given us His Son, our Lord, Jesus Christ; and it is through Christ's death andresurrection that we are able to see that God's promise of eternal life is more powerful than the death that weall one day will experience.

God calls us to respond to this Good News by living lives of love: love of God and love of neighbor. It is inthe Season After Pentecost that we live such lives. Not just in the 27 weeks of this year, but actually in thewhole season that makes up the reality of our lives.

Each and every day we are called to love.

Each and every day.

There are no days off in this Season After Pentecost.

In Him, Fr. Cliff +

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Assistant Rector Message

As I said in my sermon the last Sunday in May, I am so excited thatwe have Vacation Bible School June 13-17th. We have 40 childrensigned up, 20 of whom are from the surrounding neighborhood. As Isaid they will be strangers to us and us strangers to them, so its time

to exercise every bit of our hospitable muscles! The Sunday following VBS week, thechildren and their families will join us for VBS Sunday at the 10:30 service. We willincorporate music from the week and the church will remain decorated.

The theme for VBS is ReNew: The Green VBS, Grow in Faith. Have Fun. Change theWorld. It is a wonderful curriculum that is focused on learning how to be good stewards ofthe earth and care for ourselves, our family, friends, those in need in our community andthe world.

As part of the week we have a couple garden beds in the back of the church property nearthe cell tower. The children will fill the beds with various vegetable and herb plants and wewill maintain these. Thank you Bruce Hall and Rosemary Ferguson for your hard work anddedication to this project for our children and community!

It is really exciting to see weeks like VBS go from an idea to an actualized experience andit would not be possible without the help of so many amazing people from our church andfrom the community. In keeping with main message of the week, we have reached out topeople in our community and neighborhood to build partnerships to help us along the wayand during the week of VBS.

We have a few volunteers who are local community leaders and advocates in Roseville,including Colleen Hendon and her daughter Kayli who are advocates for Autism Awareness.Colleen is the manager of both Learning Express Toys in Roseville and regularly donateseducational toys and supplies for our ministry with children. Her daughter Kayli is 21 and ison the Autistic Spectrum. Kayli (Kiki) has an amazing singing voice and will help us learnour music and will be assisting her mom, Colleen, with her projects for the children duringVBS. Emily Rhoades is a freshman at Sierra College, who attended St. John's School inthe past. Having Down Syndrome herself, she is a strong advocate for special needsawareness and full inclusion along with her friend Kiki. Emily will be helping Deanna Frazeeand Stephania Kogut with our 3 year olds in the nursery during VBS, as early childhoodeducation is Emily's focus in her education. I know both Emily and Kiki from my experiencewith them in my music therapy practice.

Along with these community advocates we have reached out to the Roseville UtilityExploration Center and 2 of their staff will be joining us on Tuesday during VBS to provideand experience for the children that will teach about how we can help our community byunderstanding how our utilities work and how to be better stewards of energy.

We also have Ruby Fidler, who is a licensed Zumba instructor. She will be joining us onThursday to do Zumbatomic (Kid's Zumba) with the children as part of the week's emphasison caring for our vessels.

Please keep the volunteers and children in your thoughts and prayers as we enter into thisamazing week together. Know that during VBS week (June 13-17) the church will becompletely engaged in VBS activities from 9-noon. Therefore if you need to meet with

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In This Issue

Pastor SarahSenior WardenVestry Minutes

Financial/AttendanceInfo.

Music DirectorNews

ReNew: VBSStephen Ministry

NewsAdult Ed.

Ice Cream SocialsYouth GroupMinistry With

ChildrenNursery NewsPrayer Shawl

MinistryGirlfriends Event

AestheticsSt. John's Singles

DOKGolf Tournament

Rosati's Gives BackYour Referral

Keeping It CleanRecycle

Men's ProgramBook Club

Moveable FeastRides to church

Prayer BookWeekly Morning

PrayerCalendar

Contact Us

someone or have a group meeting you should do so off campus or wait until later in theday.

God Bless!Pastor Sarah

Senior Warden Message Welcome to June. This is the time of year that parents, such as myself,love and fear. School is ending and with that comes kids seven days aweek. Technically, most of us have our kids seven days a week already,but that extra 7 or 8 hours Monday through Friday can be tough. Equallydifficult during the summer months, is the fact that many of us see extra

activities (sports, summer camps, etc.) that require transporting kids here, there, andeverywhere. If that weren't enough, some parents are lucky enough to fit in a summervacation too. That being said, a relaxing summer is not always what we may experience. However, I doubt any of us would actually give up these coming months and the manymemories they hold in store. Whether you have kids, grandkids, both, or neither, I hopethat summer presents you ample opportunities to enjoy the soon to be longer days.

In His Service,Craig

The Vestry Page The Vestry, the parish board of directors, consists of nine elected laymembers and the Rector, who is the Chair of the Board. Vestry meetingsand Vestry committee meetings are open to all. Vestry members are:

Craig Collom (Senior Warden), Eric Larson (Junior Warden), Jean Lacher (Clerk), MichaelAdams, Deanna Frazee, Bruce Hall, Roy Larson, Amit Thompson, David vanGreuningen. Tom Stevens serves as the Treasurer.

Vestry Highlights*

May 18, 2016

The College for Congregational Development Team provided a presentation for Vestrymembers about the Force Field analysis model. This model can assist in decision-makingby analyzing driving forces for, and restraining forces against, a change. Fr. Cliff provided another update on the parish audit, in addition to new details about the celltower negotiations. Each Vestry Member reported on his or her experience serving as a Vestry Liaison so far. Members shared brief written Ministry Team reports that provided recent updates of theministries within each team. Submitted by Jean LacherClerk of the Vestry

*Complete minutes of the Vestry meeting are posted on the Kiosk in the narthex. You mayalso find the 2015 Vestry Minutes binder on the bookshelf in the hospitality room.

Financial and Attendance Information(Through April 30, 2016)

Current Month and YTD Operating Income and Expense

Income Expense

Budgeted Received Budgeted Spent

April $39,284 $31,219 $39,154 $39,087

YTD $160,636 $145,265 $162.095 $162,526

Current Month and YTD Pledge Giving

Budgeted Received

April $33,185 $27,184

YTD $132,740 $128,231

Average Sunday Attendance-April220

Average Sunday Attendance-YTD233

More detailed financial and attendance information is available on the Vestry Corner of theWelcome Kiosk or in the Vestry Records Book in the Hospitality Room bookcase.Requests for additional information should be directed to Andrea Krempin in the ChurchOffice, telephone number 916-757-6144.

From the Music Director:

As the choir winds down for the season, I feel we can reflect on a greatyear. The adult choir has grown and improved so much, all through theirvery hard work in and out of rehearsal. I am so pleased with thebeautiful choral sound that they have been creating as they sing theiranthems! The worship team is working hard and making lovely music as

always, and I feel like the collaboration between the choirs and worship team is reallyenlivening and enriching the service to the glory of God. I am always thrilled when we havethe opportunity to have groups across our music program collaborate! We are privileged tohave many talented musicians who are willing to share their gifts in the congregation, and Ihope that number will grow and grow. If you have a musical talent to share, please talk tome or email me at leahmurthy@gmail.com so I can assist you in getting involved.

The Children's Choir has been wonderful. They are a vivacious group with so many

excellent ideas, and I truly enjoy working with them. We have sung anthems of all differentstyles and they approach each with such enthusiasm. One way that the children mayconsider to further their musical training and have lots of fun would be to attend a musiccamp, such as those offered by the Northern California Children's Chorus. I will assist atthe "Summer Sing" camp and I know it will be a fantastic time. For more infosee: www.norcalchildrenschorus.org.

We are already planning our anthems for next season and you can count on ourgroups bringing you music to lift you up and bring you closer to God .I am also lookingforward to teaching and learning new songs with the children in Vacation Bible School thissummer.

ReNew: The Green Vacation Bible SchoolGrow in Faith. Have Fun. Change the World.

June 13-17th at St. John's! 9-noon Mon-Fri.Ages 3-10 (must be potty trained)

Register Online: https://goo.gl/qT3s7Y

Registration for the week: $45 one child, $40 for second child, $100 total for 3 or more children in same family!* Covers snacks, supplies, T Shirt, Include Child's T Shirt size please & make check payable to "St. John's Episcopal Church" with VBS 2016 in memo line. Drop off at church office or mail: 2351 Pleasant Grove Blvd. Roseville, CA 95747

*Scholarships are available.

Become a Stephen Minister and Share God's Love St John's Episcopal Church will soon be starting a new training class forStephen Ministers. Stephen Ministers grow as they learn new skills that

can be used not only with helping fellow parishioners, but also in their own daily lives. Theylearn more about themselves through this process. It's a win-win in so many ways. We giveyou the special, personal, and confidential skills needed to bring God's merciful love tothose hurting. You will be giving your compassionate time of sitting with and allowing ahurting person to speak aloud about all that is hurting them like no one else can. Godmercifully and lovingly hears and forgives. As hurting members of our congregation growstronger through this caring ministry, the whole church is then built up and made stronger. Perhaps God is calling you. To answer 'The Call' pick up an application outside Robin andAndrea's office, prayerfully consider this Ministry for you; instructions are on theapplication. The deadline for to submit your application is Friday, June 24, 2016. A newtraining class is expected to begin early September. Any questions about becoming a Stephen Minister may be directed to Father Cliff or one of

the Stephen Leaders. The King will reply, 'Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of theleast of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.' - Matthew 25:40

St. John's Family Camp

June 26 - July 2, 2016

Family Camp is designed to strengthen relationships withinour community of faith by providing a relaxed, fun-filledopportunity for families to be together in an atmospherededicated to Christ.

The group will spend time together participating in activities, eating meals together,communicating with each other through activities and sharing in daily Bible study. And ofcourse, FUN is always on the agenda!

Beginning on Sunday after church and concluding after breakfast on the following Saturday,the camp provides structured activities as well as plenty of downtime to spend with yourfamily and church family, all with wonderful moments of learning and inspiration along theway.

Our Camp Activities

Each morning after breakfast, the camp enjoys a period of worship before separatinginto discussion groups to engage adults and children separately, after which thereare optional activities around camp for all ages. The afternoon is free for loafing atthe river bank, playing games, fishing, hiking, or trips to the nearby quarry where thebrave can take the plunge in the clear cold water. In the evenings after dinner there is a brief campfire program, popcorn and s'mores,and optional game time afterward. Wednesday is a free day for trips into nearby towns free time, and rest.

AccommodationsFamilies camp in their own tents and RV's in campsites. There are also shared bunkaccommodations in the lodge. There are shared restrooms and hot showers available inthe lodge. Not a camper? Families without tents of their own can request to borrow a tentand the committee will find a way to match up tents with campers.

MealsWe have an apron ready for you! Meals are prepared communally, with each adult taking aturn in the kitchen. Youth and children help to clean up after each meal. Meals arehearty and delicious, and are enjoyed in both indoor and outdoor seating areas.On the lastevening, the group enjoys a delicious steak, with meat grilled outdoors and all of thefixings.

TransportationFamilies are responsible for their own transportation, however, those who need a ride areencouraged to indicate that on their registration form.

For more information and Family Camp forms, go to our webiste. Click on the "Ministries"tab and look for "Family Camp", or visit our Family Camp table in the narthex after churchservices.

Adult Education

Adult Ed: Who Are You My Daughter: 8 Studies on the Book of Ruth:

At the recent meeting of the Anglican Consultative Council in Lusaka, the members of thecouncil engaged in a daily study of the Book of Ruth. This study has been formatted as an8 week study, and all of us, as members of the Anglican Communion, have beenencouraged to share this study as we minister in our individual contexts. We have decidedto present this study over 8 Sundays in June and July. We hope that you will enjoy them,and that through our communal study we will learn ways of enriching our daily engagementwith Scripture. The Schedule for our study is as follows:June 5-Hearing the StoryJune 12-Seeing the StoryJune 19-Ruth Chapter 1June 26-Ruth Chapter 2July 3-Ruth Chapter 3July 10-Ruth Chapter 4July 17-Taking Ruth HomeJuly 24-The Place of the Bible in the Life of The Church Please bring whatever Bible you would like to use to each session. Adult Ed is held at 9:30am on Sundays in our hospitality room. All are welcome. Childcare is provided.

Ice Cream Socials!

Once a month (June through August) you can enjoy a delicious,build-your-own ice cream sundae. You can build your sundae on ayummy fudge brownie or just have the ice cream with toppings of yourchoice. There are 3 socials to enjoy: June 19, July 24, and August

28. All socials are after the 10:30 am service. The cost is $1.50 for a brownie and icecream or just .75 cents for either a brownie or ice cream. Proceeds go to Women'sMinistries and Outreach Programs.

Youth Group News St. John's Youth got an early start on summer (the officialstart of the season is June 20) with a terrific barbecue atBryan and Coreena Whiteside's -- an evening of backyardgames, good conversation, and great burgers. The evening

ended with a beautiful Eucharist led by Pastor Sarah. Bryan and Eric Larson led the group

the following Sunday in a discussion about our identity as Christians and how cross culturalexperiences help us to understand our faith better.

Sunday evening Youth Group meetings (5:00 p.m.) will continue during the summermonths, and other events are in the planning stage.

Ministry With Children

During the summer months we will continue to offer programs for ourchildren during the 10:30 service. The nursery will remain open. GodlyPlay will alternate with "Summer Sundays". On "Summer Sundays" wewill engage the children in activities such as cooking, music and art.

Godly Play stories will be told on Godly Play Sundays.

We feel it is important to maintain the structure for the children, as Godly Play is still newto them and to us, yet we also recognize the need for a break and something a littledifferent over the summer.

We have many of our Godly Play volunteers signed up to attend a three day intensive CoreGodly Play Training in Santa Rosa this August. This will help strengthen our knowledgebase, skill sets and ultimately our programs for children. If you are interested in attendingor getting involved please contact Pastor Sarah.

Blessings!Pastor Sarah

Nursery News We have many more little ones in the nursery these days which iskeeping Leeann and Abby joyfully busy! They love the children they

have met and are so excited to be with us!

The St. John's Nursery is staffed Sundays from 9:15 am to 12:15 pm with gentle, smiling, child care professionals, and it's equipped with safe and engagingtoys for infants and toddlers (3 and under).

Prayer Shawl Ministry

The Prayer Shawl Ministry meeting will be held Saturday, June 4 at10:00 a.m. here at the church.

This is our last meeting until September: we hope that all members canattend.

Jenny will bring any yarn that she has for those who need it to get started on ashawl. To request a prayer shawl for a loved one, friend or yourself, please contact Jenny at 771-9566 or call Robin at the church office at 757-6137.

Girlfriends Unlimited Game Night

Girlfriends Unlimited is having a barbecue and fun game nightfor women of all ages at 6 pm on Sunday, June 12th at the home of Heidi Keaton, 18Ditzhazy Court, Roseville, 95678. Please bring a side dish to share. RSVP to Heidi at 772-3594 or email zachelij@earthlink.net by Sunday, June 5th.

Aesthetics Ministry Meeting The next scheduled Aesthetics Ministry meeting will be on June 9at 10:00 a.m. at St. John's. We meet once every three months. All

who are interested in the aesthetics of the church and building are encouraged andwelcome to attend.

St. John's Single Group

The St. John's Singles group is open to any man or woman ofany age who would enjoy getting together. Please contactDiane Williamson (916-300-6384, dianew@surewest.net),Joanne Overgaard ((916-772-

9629, joanne.overgaard@hotmail.com) or Marcia Hansen (916-764-7236, meh1362002@yahoo.com) for more information or to be added to our email list.

Daughters of the King

Daughters of the King will meet on June 12th the second Sunday of the

month. Lunch will be provided. Our next study will be on The Tools of Prayer with specialemphases on The Anglican Rosary. If you ae interested in becoming "Daughter" pleasecome to the meeting or contact Penny Hart or Pat Cannariato. The last collection for the Gathering Inn was on May 29th. Donations have been going verywell. Small toiletries, wash cloths, hand towels, soap and clothing are always needed. OnMay 21st Ann Soloksy and Kathy Alvis provided twenty-six new Bibles and Bears to thechildren of St. John's. The Bibles were age appropriate. Donations for the Bible Bearprogram are always welcome. The Spring Assembly was held on April 16th at St. Michaelsin Carmichael. It is always so wonderful to meet with Daughter's from other congregations.We are looking forward to the Fall Assembly in October at St. Luke's in Woodland. We've been invited to a Women's Prayer Day at St. Luke's Auburn on June 11 from 8:30 to4. The event is free. Continental Breakfast and Lunch will be provided. There will beseveral main speakers and also workshops on growing in your prayer life. Please callPenny Hart if you are interested in attending.

Save the Date!

St. John's 6th Annual Golf Tournament:

Saturday September 17th, 2016 at Sierra Pines Golf Course Sun City, Roseville - 9 Holes

Registration at 9:15 am

Shotgun Start at 10:00 am

Your entry fee of $65 includes - Green Fees/Golf Cart/Luncheon at Rosati's inRoseville/Prizes

Mulligans $1 each, or 6 Mulligans for $5

Everyone is welcome! All levels of players are welcome! Invite your friends!

Rosati's Gives Back 10%

Some of you know our parish member and friend Christine Grau.Christine recently opened Rosati's, a great little Italian restaurant inRoseville. The pizza and pasta is out of this world! It's a greatplace to meet up with friends, watch football, baseball... and justhang out and have a glass of wine or beer.

Mention to your server that you are a member at St. John's andwe will receive 10% back (pre tax.)

Rosati's is located at 5140 Foothills Blvd. Roseville, CA 95747 (same shopping center asRipped Fitness and The Dollar Store.)

Your Referral Helps St. John's For every house Eddie Miller helps a buyer or seller with this yearfrom the referral of a St. John's member, he will donate a part of hiscommission to St. John's Episcopal Church. Eddie's goal is toraise 3K to help St. John's share the transforming love of JesusChrist. It's easy for you to refer friends, neighbors, associates or

family members. Simply go to www.StJohnsReferallRewards.com or call Eddie Miller at(916) 458-2031.

Keeping our Church Clean

Tablecloth Laundering

Thank you to the angels who notice soiled tablecloths and take them hometo launder and bring them back folded and put into the cabinet under themirror located in the Narthex!

Please place them in the cabinet on the shelves and in the drawers labeled according tosize, which takes the guess work out of choosing the right size tablecloth for the table.

Recyclables for Youth Group

Both aluminum cans and individual plastic water bottles forour recyclable program for our Youth Group. Some heavierplastic and the milky colored plastics are not accepted nor can we

take tin cans or glass bottles. You do not need to wash the aluminum cans or plasticwater bottles, but please be certain to empty them. Separating cans and plastic waterbottles into separate bags would be appreciated.

Thank you again.

The Men's Program

The Spiritual Journey Program

June 7 -- 7:30 p.m.

All men are invited to our monthly get together tilted The Spiritual Journey Program. We

meet the first Tuesday evening of each month between 7:30 and 8:45 pm. What is

included? Evening prayer, an exercise of three questions to e answered by each

participant, a single presentation of 15-20 minutes on the spiritual journey of an indivually

selected man, responses by men in the group and a closing prayer. The meeting will be

held at the large table inside the church

St. John's Book Club The Book club meets on the

4TH TUESDAY of the month at 7 pm.

LOCATION IN VARIOUS HOMES OF MEMBERS. CALL 916 791-4219 FOR LOCATION, DIRECTIONS.

NO MEETING IN JUNE because of St. John's Family Camp.

However, that gives us lots of time to read the July selection that is longer than our 400page limit, but a compelling read.

We will meet onTuesday, July 26 to discuss The Book of Strange New Things by MichelFaber; a unique blend of the sci-fi, spiritual reflection, relationship genres. It begins withPeter, a devoted man of faith, as he is called to the mission of a lifetime, one that takeshim galaxies away from his wife, Bea. Peter becomes immersed in the mysteries of anastonishing new environment, overseen by an enigmatic corporation known only as USIC.His work introduces him to a seemingly friendly native population struggling with adangerous illness and hungry for Peter's teachings-his Bible is their "book of strange newthings." But Peter is rattled when Bea's letters from home become increasingly desperate:typhoons and earthquakes are devastating whole countries, and governments arecrumbling. Bea's faith, once the guiding light of their lives, begins to falter. Suddenly, aseparation is measured by an otherworldly distance, and defined both by one newlydiscovered world and another in a state of collapse. The trials of Peter and Bea lay bare aprofound meditation on faith, love tested beyond endurance, and our responsibility to thoseclosest to us.

Book Club Brochures with selections through July are available in the kiosk. Pick one uptoday!

Moveable Feasts

Moveable Feasts has had a busy year so far. A little bit of this busyness has been causedby some calendar rearranging. More by the variety of fun things we have already done thisyear. Bunko, paint night, chowder night, and a Big Band dance. Our May offering of aScavenger Hunt has been postponed until September as well as our Art Auction beingblended with a dinner on November 5. The remaining summer events have been sold outfor some time. In the fall you can look forward to the Back to School Hop on theSeptember 10, Family Scavenger Hunt, on September 17, Octoberfest October 1, ArtAuction and dinner November 5, and the Christmas concert and tour on December 10th. Believe it or not we are beginning to think about next year's events. If you have an idea ourwould like to host a dinner party or event at your home or in the church contact, MaryCircle, Sue Kennemore, or Shelly Carlson so we can start penciling in activities for 2017.

Rides To Church

There are a few folks from our 10:30 a.m. service that are not ableto drive to church. If you are available to pick up and drop off fellowparish members, please give the office a call.

Prayer Book

You are invited to write your prayer concerns in the Burgundy Prayer Booklocated on the pedestal as you enter the sanctuary. These intercessions arepresented at the altar each Sunday.

Weekday Morning Prayer

We offer morning prayer Monday through Friday every week at 9:00 am. For those who are able to join us, we welcome you! Share our newestservice with friends and neighbors.

Click here for our June Calendar of Events

Note: To see a particular month of the year, use the arrow keys on the website.

June 2016

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat29Eucharist(8:00 AM to9:00 AM)Adult Ed(9:30 AM to10:15 AM)Eucharist(10:30 AM to12:00 PM)YouthGroupMeeting(5:00 PM)

30MemorialDayMorningPrayer(9:00 AM)MorningPrayer(9:00 AM)HouseGroups(7:00 PM to8:30 PM)FA(7:00 PM)

31MorningPrayer(9:00 AM)Eucharist(9:30 AM to10:15 AM)TuesdayBible StudyGroup(10:30 AM to12:00 PM)Alanon(6:30 PM)HouseGroups(7:00 PM to8:30 PM)

1St. John'sFeeds theHomelessMorningPrayer(9:00 AM)ChoirPractice(6:30 PM)FA(7:00 PM)

2MorningPrayer(9:00 AM)MusiciansPractice(6:30 PM)

3MorningPrayer(9:00 AM)Alanon(10:00 AM)

4PrayerShawlMeeting(10:00 AM to12:00 PM)Alanon(10:00 AM)

5Eucharist(8:00 AM to9:00 AM)Adult Ed(9:30 AM to10:15 AM)Eucharist(10:30 AM to12:00 PM)Children'sChoir

6MorningPrayer(9:00 AM)MorningPrayer(9:00 AM)HouseGroups(7:00 PM to8:30 PM)FA

7MorningPrayer(9:00 AM)Eucharist(9:30 AM to10:15 AM)TuesdayBible StudyGroup(10:30 AM to12:00 PM)

8MorningPrayer(9:00 AM)ChoirPractice(6:30 PM)OutreachCommitteeMeeting(7:00 PM)FA

9MorningPrayer(9:00 AM)AestheticsMeeting(10:00 AM to12:00 PM)MusiciansPractice(6:30 PM)

10MorningPrayer(9:00 AM)Alanon(10:00 AM)Dinnerwith BobandMichael (6:00 PM)

11PraiseMusicianPractice(9:00 AM)Alanon(10:00 AM)

Practice (12:00 PM to12:30 PM)YouthGroupMeeting(5:00 PM)

(7:00 PM) Alanon(6:30 PM)HouseGroups(7:00 PM to8:30 PM)SpiritualJourneyProgramFor Men (7:30 PM to8:45 PM)

(7:00 PM)

12Eucharist(8:00 AM to9:00 AM)Adult Ed(9:30 AM to10:15 AM)Eucharist(10:30 AM to12:00 PM)Daughtersof the King(12:00 PM to1:30 PM)YouthGroupMeeting(5:00 PM)

13MorningPrayer(9:00 AM)MorningPrayer(9:00 AM)HouseGroups(7:00 PM to8:30 PM)FA(7:00 PM)

14Flag DayMorningPrayer(9:00 AM)Eucharist(9:30 AM to10:15 AM)TuesdayBible StudyGroup(10:30 AM to12:00 PM)Alanon(6:30 PM)HouseGroups(7:00 PM to8:30 PM)

15MorningPrayer(9:00 AM)VestryMeeting(6:30 PM to9:30 PM)ChoirPractice(6:30 PM)FA(7:00 PM)

16MorningPrayer(9:00 AM)MusiciansPractice(6:30 PM)

17MorningPrayer(9:00 AM)Alanon(10:00 AM)

18Brotherhoodof St.Andrew(9:00 AM)Alanon(10:00 AM)

19Fathers' DayEucharist(8:00 AM to9:00 AM)Adult Ed(9:30 AM to10:15 AM)Eucharist(10:30 AM to12:00 PM)Children'sChoirPractice (12:00 PM to12:30 PM)YouthGroupMeeting(5:00 PM)

20First Dayof Summer(JuneSolstice)MorningPrayer(9:00 AM)MorningPrayer(9:00 AM)JuniorDaughtersof the King(6:30 PM)HouseGroups(7:00 PM to8:30 PM)FA

21MorningPrayer(9:00 AM)Eucharist(9:30 AM to10:15 AM)TuesdayBible StudyGroup(10:30 AM to12:00 PM)Alanon(6:30 PM)HouseGroups(7:00 PM to8:30 PM)

22MorningPrayer(9:00 AM)ChoirPractice(6:30 PM)FA(7:00 PM)

23MorningPrayer(9:00 AM)MusiciansPractice(6:30 PM)

24MorningPrayer(9:00 AM)Alanon(10:00 AM)

25PraiseMusicianPractice(9:00 AM)SimplyWorship (9:00 AM)Alanon(10:00 AM)

GatheringInn--FeedHomeless(5:15 PM to7:00 AM)

(7:00 PM)

26Eucharist(8:00 AM to9:00 AM)Adult Ed(9:30 AM to10:15 AM)Eucharist(10:30 AM to12:00 PM)MeditationGroup(4:00 PM to6:00 PM)YouthGroupMeeting(5:00 PM)FamilyCampbegins

27MorningPrayer(9:00 AM)MorningPrayer(9:00 AM)HouseGroups(7:00 PM to8:30 PM)FA(7:00 PM)

28MorningPrayer(9:00 AM)Eucharist(9:30 AM to10:15 AM)TuesdayBible StudyGroup(10:30 AM to12:00 PM)Alanon(6:30 PM)Book Club(7:00 PM to8:30 PM)HouseGroups(7:00 PM to8:30 PM)

29MorningPrayer(9:00 AM)ChoirPractice(6:30 PM)FA(7:00 PM)

30MorningPrayer(9:00 AM)MusiciansPractice(6:30 PM)

1MorningPrayer(9:00 AM)Alanon(10:00 AM)

2PrayerShawlMeeting(10:00 AM to12:00 PM)Alanon(10:00 AM)

Subject to change.

Contact Information

Rector The Very Rev. CliffHaggenjos

757-6912 stjohnsroseville@surewest.nethaggenjos@comcast.net

Assistant Rector The Rev. SarahQuinney

792-2908 sqmusictherapy@gmail.com

Associate The Rev. MalcomMcClenaghan

786-8831 mem4u@surewest.net

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