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Blessings and peace to you, dear ones!

Jesus said, “I am the bread of life.”

Last week (8/04), the Gospel lesson reminded us that, in addition to taking care of our physical needs, God also makes provision for our spiritual needs. This Sunday (8/11), join us at 9:30 am for the celebration of Morning Prayer led by Tom Keenze and Ron Parker.

Christian Formation: Spiritual Gifts 

***Note: We will NOT have Sunday School this week (8/11).***

Beginning August 18, our focus in Sunday School will be on Spiritual Gifts. We’ll find out what they are, how you can discover which of these gifts you have, and how you can put them to practical use. 

Time Change Poll

We are considering a new time for Christian Formation and Holy Eucharist and we would like your input. If you have not had the opportunity to cast your vote already, surveys will be available this coming Sunday on the table at the back of the nave. If you are unable to vote in person, please send an email to Clergy@stpaulsclaremore.org  no later than Friday, August 16. Here are the questions; when you reply, simply indicate the number and your answer (no need to rewrite the question).

1. Are you interested in participating in Christian Formation (a.k.a. Sunday School)? Answer: Yes/No
2. If so, what time would you like these formation classes to begin? Answer: Keep it the same – at 8:30 am; Change to 9:00 am; Change to 9:15 am; Change to 9:30 am; Other (please indicate)
3. What time would you prefer Sunday morning Holy Eucharist to begin Answer: Keep it the same – at 9:30 am; Change to 10:00 am; Change to 10:15 am; Change to 10:30 am; Other (please indicate)

Big Tent Day at RSU

It’s that time of year again. RSU’s Big Tent Day will take place on Wednesday, August 21, from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm. This is a fun event, and a great opportunity for our congregation to meet and reach out to RSU students and personnel. If you are interested in helping out at this event – even if you are only available for a short shift – please notify Shelby Mancell, Kaitlyn Rodwell, or Ron Parker.

Let Us Pray

• For the safety of our parishioners as they travel throughout the last of this summer season
• That our parishioners will exemplify God’s peace during this time when so much religious, social, and political unrest plagues our community, nation, and world
• For the success of Big Tent Day at RSU
• For all students and school personnel as they return to school
• For the victims of the war in Ukraine
• For Israel and Palestine, and for the victims of the war in Gaza, and the hostages held by Hamas
• For Ani/ Chris/ Mike/ Brian/ Mark H/ Carol W/ Ron H/ Rose/ Brady/ Zachary/ Donna/ Vernon/ Miranda & Brayden/ Corey/ Janie/ Rick/ Lillian/ Aaron Blum/ Carol Sue/ Erin/ Mike/ Don/ Pauline/ Mimi/ Doris/ Stephen/ Jim/ Troy/ Tjode/ Tony

If you have prayer requests to add to the Newsletter, email them to Clergy@stpaulsclaremore.org 

Save the Dates

• Sunday, August 11 – Morning Prayer @ 9:30 am; 12^th Sunday after Pentecost (Proper 14)
• Sunday, August 18 – Holy Eucharist @ 9:30 am; 13^th Sunday after Pentecost (Proper 15); Christian Formation resumes @ 8:30 am; 3^rd Sunday discretionary offering; Bishop’s Committee Meeting
• Wednesday, August 21 – RSU Big Tent Day from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm (volunteers needed to work shifts at the St. Paul’s table)
• Sunday, August 25 – Holy Eucharist @ 9:30 am; 14^th Sunday after Pentecost (Proper 16); Christian Formation @ 8:30 am

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Peace to you, my friends!

Jesus said, “I am the bread of life.”

Last week (7/28), we looked at a couple of instances in scripture when people were frightened or anxious; but were reminded that God is always present, taking care of our needs, and reassuring us of his love and provision. The Gospel lesson for this Sunday (8/04) reminds us that in addition to taking care of our physical needs, God also makes provision for our spiritual needs. Join us at 9:30 am for the celebration of Holy Eucharist.

Christian Formation Spiritual Gifts Class Postponed

***Note: We will NOT have Sunday School the first two weeks of August.***

The resuming of our Sunday morning formation classes has been postponed by a couple of weeks; but beginning August 18, our focus in Sunday School will be on Spiritual Gifts. We’ll find out what they are, how you can discover which of these gifts you have, and how you can put them to practical use. 

Big Tent Day at RSU

It’s that time of year again. RSU’s Big Tent Day will take place on Wednesday, August 21, from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm. This is a fun event, and a great opportunity for our congregation to meet and reach out to RSU students and personnel. If you are interested in helping out at this event – even if you are only available for a short shift – please notify Shelby Mancell, Kaitlyn Rodwell, or Ron Parker.

Let Us Pray

• For the safety of our parishioners as they travel throughout the summer season
• That our parishioners will exemplify God’s peace during this time when so much religious, social, and political unrest plagues our community, nation, and world
• For the success of Big Tent Day at RSU
• For the victims of the war in Ukraine
• For Israel and Palestine, and for the victims of the war in Gaza, and the hostages held by Hamas
• For Ani/ Chris/ Mike/ Brian/ Mark H/ Carol W/ Ron H/ Rose/ Brady/ Zachary/ Donna/ Vernon/ Miranda & Brayden/ Corey/ Janie/ Rick/ Lillian/ Aaron Blum/ Carol Sue/ Erin/ Mike/ Don/ Pauline/ Mimi/ Doris/ Stephen/ Jim/ Troy/ Tjode

If you have prayer requests to add to the Newsletter, email them to Clergy@stpaulsclaremore.org 

Save the Dates

• Sunday, August 4 – Holy Eucharist @ 9:30 am; 11th Sunday after Pentecost (Proper 13)
• Sunday, August 11 – Morning Prayer @ 9:30 am; 12th Sunday after Pentecost (Proper 14)
• Sunday, August 18 – Holy Eucharist @ 9:30 am; 13th Sunday after Pentecost (Proper 15); Christian Formation resumes @ 8:30 am; 3rd Sunday discretionary offering; Bishop’s Committee Meeting
• Wednesday, August 21 – RSU Big Tent Day from 9:00 am to 2:30 pm (volunteers needed to work shifts at the St. Paul’s table)

Jesus says, “Do not be afraid.”

What scares you or causes you to fret? The last two weeks, we learned about the peace of God which surpasses all understanding. This coming Sunday (7/28), we will see a couple of instances in scripture when people are frightened or anxious; but are reminded that God is present, taking care of needs, and reassuring us of his care. Join us at 9:30 am for the celebration of Holy Eucharist.

Christian Formation

***Note: We will NOT have Sunday School this month.***

Beginning August 4, our focus in Christian formation will be on Spiritual Gifts. We’ll find out what they are, how you can discover which of these gifts you have, and how you can put them to practical use. 

Visits with the Vicar

If you haven’t had a chance to schedule a visit yet, it’s not too late! The “Visits with the Vicar” sign-up sheet is posted on the church bulletin board. My goal is to visit with everyone by the end of the summer season!

Let Us Pray

• For the safety of our parishioners as they travel throughout the summer season
• For the victims of the war in Ukraine
• For Israel and Palestine, and for the victims of the war in Gaza, and the hostages held by Hamas
• For Ani/ Chris/ Mike/ Brian/ Mark H/ Carol W/ Ron H/ Rose/ Brady/ Zachary/ Donna/ Vernon/ Miranda & Brayden/ Corey/ Janie/ Rick/ Lillian/ Aaron Blum/ Carol Sue/ Erin/ Mike/ Don/ Pauline/ Mimi/ Doris/ Troy/ Tjode/ the repose of Jim Favier

If you have prayer requests to add to the Newsletter, email them to Clergy@stpaulsclaremore.org

The peace of the Lord be with you.

We say this to each other every week as we shake hands or share hugs; but what are we really saying when we offer the peace of the Lord to others? Join us for worship this Sunday (7/21) at 9:30 a.m., when we will hear “Part Two” about the peace of God.

Christian Formation

***Note: We will NOT have Sunday School this month.***

Beginning August 4, our focus in Christian formation will be on Spiritual Gifts. We’ll find out what they are, how you can discover which of these gifts you have, and how you can put them to practical use. 

Visits with the Vicar

If you haven’t had a chance to schedule a visit yet, it’s not too late! The “Visits with the Vicar” sign-up sheet is posted on the church bulletin board. My goal is to visit with everyone by the end of the summer season!

Let Us Pray

• For the safety of our parishioners as they travel throughout the summer season
• For the victims of the war in Ukraine
• For Israel and Palestine, and for the victims of the war in Gaza, and the hostages held by Hamas
• For Ani/ Chris/ Mike/ Brian/ Mark H/ Carol W/ Ron H/ Rose/ Brady/ Zachary/ Donna/ Vernon/ Miranda & Brayden/ Corey/ Janie/ Rick/ Lillian/ Aaron Blum/ Carol Sue/ Erin/ Mike/ Don/ Pauline/ Mimi/ Doris/ Troy/ Tjode/ the repose of Jim Favier

If you have prayer requests to add to the Newsletter, email them to Clergy@stpaulsclaremore.org

The peace of the Lord be with you.

We say this to each other every week as we shake hands or share hugs; but what are we really saying when we offer the peace of the Lord to others? Join us for worship this Sunday (7/14) at 9:30 a.m., as we learn more about the peace of God.

Christian Formation

***Note: We will NOT have Sunday School this month.***

Beginning August 4, our focus in Christian formation will be on Spiritual Gifts. We’ll find out what they are, how you can discover which of these gifts you have, and how you can put them to practical use. 

Visits with the Vicar

The “Visits with the Vicar” sign-up sheet is posted on the church bulletin board. These visits are going very well – it has been my pleasure to get to know some of you better – and I look forward to future visits. My goal is to visit with everyone by the end of the summer season!

Let Us Pray

• For the safety of our parishioners as they travel throughout the summer season
• For the victims of the war in Ukraine
• For Israel and Palestine, and for the victims of the war in Gaza, and the hostages held by Hamas
• For Ani/ Chris/ Mike/ Brian/ Mark H/ Carol W/ Ron H/ Rose/ Brady/ Patrick/ Zachary/ Donna/ Vernon/ Miranda & Brayden/ Corey/ Janie/ Rick/ Lillian/ Aaron Blum/ Carol Sue/ Erin/ Mike/ Don/ Pauline/ Mimi/ Doris/ Troy/ Tjode/ the repose of Jim Favier

If you have prayer requests to add to the Newsletter, email them to Clergy@stpaulsclaremore.org

Who is Jesus to you?

Last week (6/23), we joined the disciples of Jesus as they asked in amazement, “Who is this that even the wind and the waves obey him?” Even though they had spent countless hours with the man already, they were still making new and astounding discoveries about who Jesus was. Likewise, our life journeys take us along pathways which allow the many powers, wonders, and characteristics of God to be revealed to us every day.

Please join us for worship this Sunday (6/30) at 9:30 a.m., as we look more intently at God’s faithfulness to us in our everyday lives.

Christian Formation

***Note: We will NOT have Sunday School this month.***

Later this summer, our focus in Christian formation will be on Spiritual Gifts. We’ll find out what they are, how you can discover which of these gifts you have, and how you can put them to practical use. Stay tuned for more information about this exciting curriculum. 

Visits with the Vicar

The “Visits with the Vicar” sign-up sheet has now been posted on the church bulletin board. If you are unable get to the church, feel free to contact me via email to set up a visit. I will gladly come to you at a location of your choosing – whether at a restaurant (my treat) or in your home. This is not a formal affair; we’ll keep it simple (i.e. coffee, tea, or my drink of choice: water). My goal is to visit with everyone by the end of the summer season!

Vicar Plans Vacation

Sunday, July 7, the vicar will be on vacation; but we will still have worship at 9:30 a.m. by observing the Daily Office of Morning Prayer. Tom, Ron, Shelby, and Kaitlyn will lead this service; so, don’t miss the opportunity to participate in one of our oldest and most beloved traditions.

Let Us Pray

• For the safety of our parishioners as they travel throughout the summer season
• For the victims of the war in Ukraine
• For Israel and Palestine, and for the victims of the war in Gaza, and the hostages held by Hamas
• For Ani/ Chris/ Mike/ Brian/ Mark H/ Carol W/ Ron H/ Rose/ Brady/ Patrick/ Zachary/ Donna/ Vernon/ Miranda & Brayden/ Corey/ Janie/ Rick/ Lillian/ Aaron Blum/ Carol Sue/ Erin/ Mike/ Don/ Pauline/ Mimi/ Doris/ Troy

If you have prayer requests to add to the Newsletter, email them to Clergy@stpaulsclaremore.org

Save the Dates

• Sunday, June 30 – 6^th Sunday after Pentecost (Proper 8)
• Sunday, July 7 – Morning Prayer @ 9:30 am (no Sunday School); 7^th Sunday after Pentecost (Proper 8)
• Sunday, July 14 – Holy Eucharist @ 9:30 am; 8^th Sunday after Pentecost (Proper 9)
• Sunday, July 21 – Holy Eucharist @ 9:30 am; 9^th Sunday after Pentecost (Proper 10); 3^rd Sunday Discretionary Offering; Bishop’s Committee Meeting

Who is Jesus to you?

Last week (6/16), we heard about some of the ways in which everything is topsy-turvy in the Kin-dom of God – frequently using the least expected individuals to do the least expected things.

Please join us for worship this Sunday (6/16) at 9:30 a.m., when we join the disciples of Jesus as they ask in amazement, “Who is this that even the wind and the waves obey him?” 

Christian Formation

***Note: We will NOT have Sunday School this month.***

Later this summer, our focus in Christian formation will be on Spiritual Gifts. We’ll find out what they are, how you can discover which of these gifts you have, and how you can put them to practical use. Stay tuned for more information about this exciting curriculum. 

Visits with the Vicar

The “Visits with the Vicar” sign-up sheet has now been posted on the church bulletin board. If you are unable get to the church, feel free to contact me via email to set up a visit. I will gladly come to you at a location of your choosing – whether at a restaurant (my treat) or in your home. This is not a formal affair; we’ll keep it simple (i.e. coffee, tea, or my drink of choice: water). My goal is to visit with everyone by the end of the summer season!

Vicar Plans Vacation

Sunday, July 7, the vicar will be on vacation; but we will still have worship at 9:30 a.m. by observing the Daily Office of Morning Prayer. Tom, Ron, Shelby, and Kaitlyn will lead this service; so, don’t miss the opportunity to participate in one of our oldest and most beloved traditions.

Let Us Pray

• For those who sustained injuries and/or lost homes and loved ones in the recent tornados
• For those who continue to work to clean up their properties, and for the workers who are trying to get utilities restored
• For the victims of the war in Ukraine
• For Israel and Palestine, and for the victims of the war in Gaza, and the hostages held by Hamas
• For Ani/ Chris/ Mike/ Brian/ Mark H/ Carol W/ Ron H/ Rose/ Brady/ Patrick/ Zachary/ Donna/ Vernon/ Miranda & Brayden/ Corey/ Janie/ Rick/ Lillian/ Aaron Blum/ Carol Sue/ Erin/ Mike/ Don/ Pauline/ Mimi/ Doris/ Troy

If you have prayer requests to add to the Newsletter, email them to Clergy@stpaulsclaremore.org 

Save the Dates

• Sunday, June 23 – Holy Eucharist @ 9:30 am; No Sunday School; Bishop’s Committee Meeting CANCELLED; 5th Sunday after Pentecost (Proper 7)
• Sunday, June 30 – 6th Sunday after Pentecost (Proper 8)
• Sunday, July 7 – Morning Prayer @ 9:30 am (no Sunday School); 7th Sunday after Pentecost (Proper 8)
• Sunday, July 14 – Holy Eucharist @ 9:30 am; 8^th Sunday after Pentecost (Proper 9)

Greetings, Friends; and Happy Father’s Day (almost)!

Did you know…?

• On July 5, 1908, a West Virginia church sponsored the nation’s first event explicitly in honor of fathers, a Sunday sermon in memory of the 362 men who had died in the previous December’s explosions at the Fairmont Coal Company mines in Monongah, but it was a one-time commemoration and not an annual holiday.
• The nation’s first Father’s Day was celebrated on June 19, 1910, in the state of Washington. However, it was not until 1972 that the day honoring fathers became a nationwide holiday in the United States. 
• In the U.S., we celebrate Father’s Day on the third Sunday of June; but in other countries–especially in Europe and Latin America–fathers are honored on St. Joseph’s Day, a traditional Catholic holiday that falls on March 19.
• For more interesting facts about Father’s Day and it’s history, visit this link: Father’s Day – Date, Definition & History | HISTORY

I am the Lord; I have spoken, and I will do it

Last week (6/09), we heard about some of the struggles Jesus faced in his life of ministry, and we talked about who may obtain membership in the family of Christ (hint: “Whoever” – that includes you and me).

Please join us for worship this Sunday (6/16) at 9:30 a.m., when we will discuss some of the ways in which everything is topsy-turvy in the Kin-dom of God.

Christian Formation

***Note: We will NOT have Sunday School this month.***

Later this summer, our focus in Christian formation will be on Spiritual Gifts. We’ll find out what they are, how you can discover which of these gifts you have, and how you can put them to practical use. Stay tuned for more information about this exciting curriculum. 

Visits with the Vicar

The “Visits with the Vicar” sign-up sheet has now been posted on the church bulletin board. If you are unable get to the church, feel free to contact me via email to set up a visit. I will gladly come to you at a location of your choosing – whether at a restaurant (my treat) or in your home. This is not a formal affair; we’ll keep it simple (i.e. coffee, tea, or my drink of choice: water). My goal is to visit with everyone by the end of the summer season!

Vicar Plans Vacation

Sunday, July 7, the vicar will be on vacation; but we will still have worship at 9:30 a.m. by observing the Daily Office of Morning Prayer. Tom, Ron, Shelby, and Kaitlyn will lead this service; so, don’t miss the opportunity to participate in one of our oldest and most beloved traditions.

Let Us Pray

• For those who sustained injuries and/or lost homes and loved ones in the recent tornadoes
• For those who continue to work to clean up their properties, and for the workers who are trying to get utilities restored
• For the victims of the war in Ukraine
• For Israel and Palestine, and for the victims of the war in Gaza, and the hostages held by Hamas
• For Ani/ Chris/ Mike/ Brian/ Mark H/ Carol W/ Ron H/ Rose/ Brady/ Patrick/ Zachary/ Donna/ Vernon/ Miranda & Brayden/ Corey/ Janie/ Rick/ Lillian/ Aaron Blum/ Carol Sue/ Erin/ Mike/ Don/ Pauline/ Mimi/ Doris/ Troy

If you have prayer requests to add to the Newsletter, email them to Clergy@stpaulsclaremore.org 

Save the Dates

• Sunday, June 16 – Father’s Day; Holy Eucharist Rite II @ 9:30 am (no Sunday School); 4^th Sunday after Pentecost (Proper 6)
• Sunday, June 23 – Bishop’s Committee Meeting; 5^th Sunday after Pentecost (Proper 7)
• Sunday, June 30 – 6^th Sunday after Pentecost (Proper 8)
• Sunday, July 7 – Morning Prayer @ 9:30 am (no Sunday School); 7^th Sunday after Pentecost (Proper 8)

Hello, Dear Friends!

I hope this letter finds you well, and that you have all recovered somewhat from our recent weather disasters. Here’s a look at what’s coming soon at St. Paul’s.

A Grain of Wheat, A Withered Hand, and Clay Jars

Last week (6/02), we heard what a grain of wheat, a withered hand, and clay jars have in common by reviewing some of the ways in which Jesus began to break through the rigid barriers of tradition to allow the will of God to be accomplished – that all should know the love of Christ. We were also reminded that we, though we be imperfect and fragile like jars of clay, carry this treasure of the Gospel of Christ’s love within us. Indeed, knowing our weaknesses, God still intentionally chose to grant us this gift. What an amazing privilege!

Please join us for worship this Sunday (6/09) at 9:30 a.m. We’ll hear more about the struggles Jesus faced in his life of ministry, and about who may obtain membership in the family of Christ.

Christian Formation

***Note: We will NOT have Sunday School this month.***

Later this summer, our focus in Christian formation will be on Spiritual Gifts. We’ll find out what they are, how you can discover which of these gifts you have, and how you can put them to practical use. Stay tuned for more information about this exciting curriculum. 

Visits with the Vicar

The “Visits with the Vicar” sign-up sheet has now been posted on the church bulletin board. If you are unable get to the church, feel free to contact me via email to set up a visit. I will gladly come to you at a location of your choosing – whether at a restaurant (my treat) or in your home. This is not a formal affair; we’ll keep it simple (i.e. coffee, tea, or my drink of choice: water). My goal is to visit with everyone by the end of the summer season!

Let Us Pray

• For those who sustained injuries and/or lost homes and loved ones in the recent tornados
• For those who continue to work to clean up their properties, and for the workers who are trying to get electrical services restored
• For the victims of the war in Ukraine
• For Israel and Palestine, and for the victims of the war in Gaza, and the hostages held by Hamas
• For Ani/ Chris/ Mike/ Brian/ Mark H/ Carol W/ Ron H/ Rose/ Brady/ Patrick/ Zachary/ Donna/ Vernon/ Miranda & Brayden/ Corey/ Janie/ Rick/ Lillian/ Aaron Blum/ Carol Sue/ Erin/ Mike/ Don/ Pauline/ Mimi/ Doris/ Troy

If you have prayer requests to add to the Newsletter, email them to Clergy@stpaulsclaremore.org 

Save the Dates

• Sunday, June 9 – Third Sunday after Pentecost (Proper 5): Holy Eucharist at 9:30 a.m.
• Wednesday, June 12 – Claremore Area Ministerial Alliance at Noon
• Sunday, June 16 – Father’s Day; 4th Sunday after Pentecost (Proper 6)
• Sunday, June 23 – Bishop’s Committee Meeting; 5th Sunday after Pentecost (Proper 7)
• Sunday, June 30 – 6^th Sunday after Pentecost (Proper 8)

Greetings, One and All!

I was pleased to hear from many of you that you survived last weekend’s tornado without physical injuries or structural damage to your homes. I hope that, by now, you have also managed to clean up the destruction to your yards, and that your electricity has been restored.

Several of us gathered at the church property on Monday morning to clean up the carnage there. While there, we experienced an unexpected blessing: the appearance of three Good Samaritans who helped with much of the work and hauling away of debris. These were not people we knew; but they saw us out working and simply offered to help. I believe we may have entertained angels in human clothing! May God bless them!

A Grain of Wheat, A Withered Hand, and Clay Jars

Last week (5/26) Trinity Sunday services were cancelled due to the aftereffects of the tornado. As of yesterday afternoon, power had not been restored at the church; but we know that the electric companies are working diligently to get everything back up and running. As such, if we still have no power this Sunday (6/02), we may worship al fresco; but we will have service nonetheless! 

Please join us for worship at 9:30 a.m. We’ll hear about what a grain of wheat, a withered hand, and clay jars have in common. 

Christian Formation

***Note: We will NOT have Sunday School this Sunday, June 2.​***

This summer, our focus in Christian formation will be on Spiritual Gifts. We’ll find out what they are, how you can discover which of these gifts you have, and how you can put them to practical use. Stay tuned for more information about this exciting curriculum. 

Visits with the Vicar

I have enjoyed visits with a couple of you so far; and I look forward to more to come! This invitation is for all of you: I want to get to know you better, to share your joys and concerns, and simply to hear your stories! Be on the look-out for a “Visits with the Vicar” sign-up sheet on our church bulletin board. If you are unable get to the church, feel free to contact me via email to set up a visit. I will gladly come to you at a location of your choosing – whether at a restaurant (my treat) or in your home. This is not a formal affair; we’ll keep it simple (i.e. coffee, tea, or my drink of choice: water). My goal is to visit with everyone by the end of the summer season!

Let Us Pray

• For those who sustained injuries and/or lost homes and loved ones in last weekend’s tornado
• For those who continue to work to clean up their properties, and for the workers who are trying to get electrical services restored
• For the victims of the war in Ukraine
• For Israel and Palestine, and for the victims of the war in Gaza, and the hostages held by Hamas
• For Ani/ Chris/ Mike/ Brian/ Mark H/ Carol W/ Ron H/ Rose/ Brady/ Patrick/ Zachary/ Donna/ Vernon/ Miranda & Brayden/ Corey/ Janie/ Rick/ Lillian/ Aaron Blum/ Carol Sue/ Erin/ Mike/ Don/ Pauline

If you have prayer requests to add to the Newsletter, email them to Clergy@stpaulsclaremore.org or reply to this email.

Save the Dates

• Sunday, June 2 – Second Sunday after Pentecost (Proper 4): Holy Eucharist at 9:30 a.m. (No Sunday School)
• Sunday, June 9 – Third Sunday after Pentecost (Proper 5): Holy Eucharist at 9:30 a.m.
• Wednesday, June 12 – Claremore Area Ministerial Alliance at Noon
• Sunday, June 16 – Father’s Day; 4^th Sunday after Pentecost (Proper 6)
• Sunday, June 23 – Bishop’s Committee Meeting; 5^th Sunday after Pentecost (Proper 7)