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Memorial Day! A time for fun in the sun! Yes, but let’s not forget where it came from. Let’s take the time to honor all those who can no longer celebrate in the sun with us. I went to see Tolkien, a movie about JRR Tolkien, perhaps better know to us as the author of The Hobbit. He was a veteran of WWI. He emerged successfully, body and mind in- tact, from “The War to End All Wars.” Tol- kien effectively shows that many did not and why. War has all sorts of casualties, some of whom “survive.” We have sent men and women from our country all over the world to engage in con- flict. Please take the time this weekend to commemorate and then celebrate all those who have given of themselves, both the liv- ing and the dead. Let us show our grati- tude. Let us give them thought and thanks. The Pitman High School Baccalaureate Service Has Moved! To Good Shepherd! On Sunday, June 2, at 3 PM Please come and join with Pitman High School graduates and their families (not just those from Good Shepherd!) who are celebrating their graduation from Pitman High School. This will be an interdenominational service of thanksgiving and celebration of achievements and future possibilities! Yes, all that! Lets give them a good send-off into the world, rejoicing in their youth and all that life offers, with Gods blessings. Worshipping With Us Welcome! Episcopal worship is parcipatory. We stand, we kneel, we speak, somemes we sing! Please join in at your level of comfort. If youd like to learn more about what we as Episcopalians believe or if you have any quesons, please fill out one of the yellow cards in the pew and give it to Mother Susan or one of our ushers. We hope you feel welcome here and that you will come back oſten to feed your faith. A Word About Receiving Communion in the Episcopal Church All are invited to the Altar to receive. If you would like a blessing, just cross your arms over your chest. If you decide to receive only the bread, extend your hand for the wafer and cross your arms over your chest to decline the wine. For the wine or grape juice you may guide the chalice to your lips by placing your hand gently on the chalices base and guiding it. Or you can dip your host (wafer) into the wine. Or you can give the host to the Lay Eucharisc Minister, who will dip the host into the wine and place it in your mouth. Please Be Considerate of Our Neighbors! We are so glad you're here! But when you park near the church, please be considerate of our neighbors and make sure you have fully cleared their driveways. Thank you! Food Pantry Next week, June 1st & 2nd we are collect- ing Jelly for the Pitman Food Pantry. All donations are greatly appreciated and ac- cepted. Pitman Town - Wide Yard Sale Saturday, June 1st 8:00 am - 1:00 pm The Growth Committee will set up in the Court Yard to serve refreshments to participants in Pit- man's Town Wide Yard Sale. While participants travel from house to house for yard sales, they can stop by the Church for a quick beverage or snack. When they stop by, we hope to tell them a little about our welcoming Church, and maybe even give a quick tour if they are interested and we have enough volunteers. We need a few parishioners to help in the kitchen cooking up hot dogs and making iced tea and lemonade, and in the Court Yard to serve those who stop by. If interested, please contact Rich Harrington at (609) 828-8307 or Beth Portocalis at 856-357-3938 and let them know if you can volunteer--even if it’s only a couple of hours. ADULT FORUM Adult forum will meet on Sunday, June 2 follow- ing the 10 a.m. Service in the Conference Room. We will be using a presentation by Bishop John Shelby Spong focused on the Atonement. Forward Day by Day The new issue of Forward Day by Day for May, June and July is on the table at the back of the church. Please take one, they are filled with wonderful meditations for every day. The Sunday Paper During the summer months The Sunday Paper and The Sunday Paper Junior will be available in the Parish Hall. For the Summer, Sunday School will be a Childrens Film Fest with crafts and fun activities in the Parish Hall!

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Page 1: Worshipping With Us Memorial Day! Pitman Town - Wide Yard Sale Welcome …€¦ · Memorial Day! Welcome! Episcopal worship is participatory. We 8:00 am A time for fun in the sun!

Memorial Day!

A time for fun in the sun! Yes, but let’s not forget where it came from. Let’s take the time to honor all those who can no longer celebrate in the sun with us. I went to see Tolkien, a movie about JRR Tolkien, perhaps better know to us as the author of The Hobbit. He was a veteran of WWI. He emerged successfully, body and mind in-tact, from “The War to End All Wars.” Tol-kien effectively shows that many did not and why. War has all sorts of casualties, some of whom “survive.” We have sent men and women from our country all over the world to engage in con-flict. Please take the time this weekend to commemorate and then celebrate all those who have given of themselves, both the liv-ing and the dead. Let us show our grati-tude. Let us give them thought and thanks.

The Pitman High School Baccalaureate Service Has Moved! To Good Shepherd!

On Sunday, June 2, at 3 PM

Please come and join with Pitman High School

graduates and their families (not just those

from Good Shepherd!) who are celebrating

their graduation from Pitman High School.

This will be an interdenominational service of

thanksgiving and celebration of achievements

and future possibilities! Yes, all that!

Let’s give them a good send-off into the

world, rejoicing in their youth and all that life

offers, with God’s blessings.

Worshipping With Us

Welcome! Episcopal worship is participatory. We stand, we kneel, we speak, sometimes we sing! Please join in at your level of comfort. If you’d like to learn more about what we as Episcopalians believe or if you have any questions, please fill out one of the yellow cards in the pew and give it to Mother Susan or one of our ushers. We hope you feel welcome here and that you will come back often to feed your faith.

A Word About Receiving Communion in the Episcopal Church

All are invited to the Altar to receive. If you would like a blessing, just cross your arms over your chest. If you decide to receive only the bread, extend your hand for the wafer and cross your arms over your chest to decline the wine. For the wine or grape juice you may guide the chalice to your lips by placing your hand gently on the chalice’s base and guiding it. Or you can dip your host (wafer) into the wine. Or you can give the host to the Lay Eucharistic Minister, who will dip the host into the wine and place it in your mouth.

Please Be Considerate of Our Neighbors!

We are so glad you're here! But when you park

near the church, please be considerate of our

neighbors and make sure you have fully cleared

their driveways. Thank you!

Food Pantry

Next week, June 1st & 2nd we are collect-ing Jelly for the Pitman Food Pantry. All donations are greatly appreciated and ac-cepted.

CLASS will meet on Sunday, June 5, follow-ing the morning service in the Conference Room. Our topic this month will be "Evil, Suf-fering & A Loving God." Mark your calendar for the next study of Up-pity Women of the Bible! We'll begin on Thursday, September 8 at 9:30 a.m. (following Morning Prayer). Our focus for this study will be the book of Judith. Watch for more details toward the end of summer.

Pitman Town - Wide Yard Sale Saturday, June 1st 8:00 am - 1:00 pm

The Growth Committee will set up in the Court Yard to serve refreshments to participants in Pit-man's Town Wide Yard Sale. While participants travel from house to house for yard sales, they can stop by the Church for a quick beverage or snack. When they stop by, we hope to tell them a little about our welcoming Church, and maybe even give a quick tour if they are interested and we have enough volunteers.

We need a few parishioners to help in the kitchen cooking up hot dogs and making iced tea and lemonade, and in the Court Yard to serve those who stop by. If interested, please contact Rich Harrington at (609) 828-8307 or Beth Portocalis at 856-357-3938 and let them know if you can volunteer--even if it’s only a couple of hours.

ADULT FORUM

Adult forum will meet on Sunday, June 2 follow-

ing the 10 a.m. Service in the Conference Room.

We will be using a presentation by Bishop John

Shelby Spong focused on the Atonement.

Forward Day by Day

The new issue of Forward Day by Day for

May, June and July is on the table at the back

of the church. Please take one, they are filled

with wonderful meditations for every day.

The Sunday Paper During the summer months The Sunday Paper

and The Sunday Paper Junior will be available in

the Parish Hall.

For the Summer, Sunday School will be

a Children’s Film Fest with crafts and fun activities in the Parish Hall!

Page 2: Worshipping With Us Memorial Day! Pitman Town - Wide Yard Sale Welcome …€¦ · Memorial Day! Welcome! Episcopal worship is participatory. We 8:00 am A time for fun in the sun!

Th i s We e k a t G ood Sh eph e r d M a y 26 th to M a y 3 1 s t

Easter 6 May 25 & 26

Saturday 5/25 - 4:30 PM Open for Prayer!

5:30 PM Taize Service

Sunday 5/26 - 9 AM Open for Prayer!

10 AM Holy Eucharist

Monday 5/27 - Memorial Day

Parish Office Closed

Tuesday 5/28 - 9 AM Morning Prayer

9:30 AM Caring Hands

Thursday 5/30 - 9 AM Morning Prayer

9:30 AM Bible Study

Easter 7 June 1 & 2

Saturday 6/1 - 8 AM -1 PM The Pitman Yard

Sale

4:30 PM Open for Prayer!

5:30 PM Holy Eucharist

Healing Service

Sunday 6/2 - 9 AM Open for Prayer!

10 AM Holy Eucharist

10 AM Summer Sunday School

11:30 AM Youth Group

11:30 AM Adult Forum

Tuesday 6/4 - 9 AM Morning Prayer

Wednesday 6/5 - 7 PM Brotherhood of St. Andrew

Thursday 6/6 - 9 AM Morning Prayer

MOWING SCHEDULE

Spring is here! We need to get our Lawn-mowing Schedule in place. If you are interest-

ed and available to help out with mowing the Church grounds please add your name to the Mowing List in the Parish Hall. Thanks in ad-

vance!

T h e E p i s c o p a l C h u r c h o f t h e

G o o d S h e p h e r d

The Rev. Susan Osborne-Mott, Rector 732-759-4358

[email protected]

The Rev. Carl Dunn, Deacon 609-868-7102

[email protected]

Parish Office 315 Highland Terrace

Pitman, New Jersey 08071

Phone: 856-589-8209 / Fax: 856-582-2306

Email: [email protected]

Http://www.goodshepherdpitman.org

VESTRY

Len Clark - Sr. Warden

Beth Portocalis - Jr. Warden

Chuck Lezenby - Clerk of the Vestry

Mel Caron – Assistant Clerk of the Vestry

Gail Morton, Jim Wynkoop, Frank Jackson

(Class of 2019)

Georgeanne Moore, Steve Mackay, Lauren Kaltwasser

(Class of 2020)

Diane Wall, Len Fedullo, Aimee Burgin

(Class of 2021)

Lee Braidwood - Treasurer

George Funk - Asst. Treasurer

Parish Office Hours

Monday through Thursday 8:30AM to 2:30PM. Friday - 8:30AM to 1:30PM

EASTER 6

May 25 & 26, 2019

Pastoral Emergencies

If a Pastoral Emergency should come up for you, hospitali-

zation, death in the family, please call the Church Office

856-589-8209 or after Office hours please call Mother

Susan at 732-759-4358.