Entries for Sunday, Jan. 27, 2019

Audio for our 10 am service for 01-27-2019, Family Service for the 3rd Sunday after the Epiphany
Recorded tracks:
1) Welcoming remarks and highlighting of announcements by Rev. Brian Blayer
2) 1st Reading: Nehemiah 8:1-3, 5-6, 8-10 (Lydia Wilderman)
3) Psalm: Psalm 19 (Ethan Hanzlik)
4) 2nd Reading: 1 Corinthians 12:21-31a (Lydia Wilderman)
5) Gospel: Luke 4:14-21 (Rev. Brian Blayer) 
6) Sermon (Rev. Brian Blayer)

Announcements for 01-27-2019, the 3rd Sunday after the Epiphony.pdf
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Dear Friends:

It has been an exciting week―not good but exciting.  Yesterday afternoon a sprinkler head/pipe burst in the storage closet by the nursery.  Water from a 2-inch pipe flowed rapidly down the hall into all three rooms in the back hall.  The church office was awash as was the kitchen and parts of Goodwin Hall.  Fire Department arrived to shut off main water value and P and J Sprinkler had a quick response.  As of this morning, the only power in the offices are the ceiling lights (read no heat) and the carpeting is squishy with water. ServPro was here yesterday to do an assessment and is now working on cleaning up the mess. Large fans are being set up throughout the lower level. Power cannot be restored until some of the water has been pulled out of carpets. The insurance adjuster will be here on Monday.

In other news:

• This Sunday is the Annual Meeting following the 10am service.  Your Vestry will serve brunch.  Please join the conversation about plans for 2019 and review of the budget.
• The third in the series of organ concerts celebrating the restoration of the Brombaugh, Opus 21 is on Wednesday, February 6 at 7PM.  The artist, David von Behren comes from Yale and is a masters candidate in Organ Performance.  He will play music by Bach and Mendelssohn. Suggested donation of $20 or $3 for students goes to support the organ maintenance fund.
• Souper Bowl of Caring Sunday, February 3―​all youth of the parish and their parents are invited to watch the game at the home of Madison and Bob Day.  Come at 6:30 and stay until half time.