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The Ancient Faith for a Modern People
Bulletin
St. Andrew’s Parish
Mission Statement
Our mission is:
“to restore all people to unity with
“God and each other in Christ,”
in an Anglo-Catholic parish
with a rich tradition of community
within the full sacramental life
of the church.”
A Parish of the Diocese of Quincy
Meeting at 3501 Central Avenue
P. O. Box 90201, Nashville, TN 37209
The Very Rev. James M. Guill, SSC, Rector
Church Phone: 292-9935
Email: office@standrewsnashville.org
Website: standrewsnashville.org
Year B
Sunday, January 11, 2015
The First Sunday After Epiphany
The Baptism of Our Lord
8:00 a.m. — Choir Practice
8:30 a.m. — High with Homily
9:30 a.m. Depart for Ross’s and
Annual meeting with Brunch
Welcome, Visitors!
We extend a most cordial welcome to our visitors. Please use the Visitor’s Guide in the pew to
follow our service. As you enter the Lord’s House, be thoughtful, be silent, and be reverent. PLEASE
REMEMBER TO TURN OFF ALL CELL PHONES AND PAGERS. Before Mass, speak to the Lord; during
Mass, let the Lord speak to you; after Mass, speak to the Lord through one another, as you join the
Parish Family for fellowship in the Parish House. Remember to sign our guest book, please!
ANNUAL MEETING AND
BRUNCH AT ANNE AND
LOCK’S HOUSE
After the service this
morning, we will adjourn to
Anne and Lock’s house at 18
Foxhall Close, Nashville, TN
37215. The road to the
development is across the
street from our old property.
Just drive down Bowling all
the way to Woodmont, turn
right, and look for Foxhall
Rd. on the left past Lynwood.
Drive though the Foxhall
Close entrance and turn left.
The house will be about 100
yds. down the street and on
the right. There is parking
behind their house, and on
the street.
MANY THANKS TO ALL
Our fine services
Christmas Eve, First Sunday
of Christmas and Feast of the
Holy Name would not have
been possible without the
skill, dedication and artistry
of our Choirmaster, Choir,
Acolytes and Altar Guild. We
thank
God
for
these
ministries, and for the
support of St. Andrew’s
Parish family. We also thank
Fr. Kasch for taking last
Sunday’s service for Fr. Guill.
THURSDAY MORNING
BIBLE STUDY RESUMES
Our
Thursday
morning Bible Sunday of the
Psalms
will
resume
Thursday, January 9, at 10:00
a.m., followed by Morning
Prayer at 11:00 a.m. Please
join us in the Undercroft if
you can.
BACK TO ROMANS
We have resumed
our study of The Heart of
Romans at 10:00 a.m. after
the coffee time in the Parish
Hall.
We will not meet
today, however, due to the
Annual meeting.
NEW SIGN UP SHEETS
There is new signup
sheet in the hall in front of
the Pastor’s Study for
flowers. Please review and
sign up for the flowers you
would like to sponsor in the
New Year.
VESTRY ELECTIONS 2015
The Annual Meeting
of the Congregation of St.
Andrew’s will be held on
Sunday, January 11, after the
8:30 a.m. High Mass. The
Annual Meeting will be held
at the home of Anne and
Lock Ross this year. We will
elect three new members of
the Vestry to be the class of
2018. The outgoing Vestry
members who also constitute
the Nomination Committee
are Karen Brukardt, Dave
Backs and Sue Wilhoit.
The
nomination
forms may be found in the
hallway in front of the
Pastor’s study. They specify
the minimum qualifications
to serve on the Vestry. Please
submit your nomination to
the
committee.
Any
questions
regarding
a
person’s
qualifications
should also be submitted to
the committee.
Any parishioner who
is 18 years of age or older,
and who is a communicant in
good standing is eligible for
the Vestry.
This means,
among other things, that the
person attends regularly,
supports the church, and
pledges. The same criteria
defines those who are eligible
to have seat, voice and vote
at the annual meeting. If you
haven’t made a pledge, you
have seat and voice, but no
vote, pursuant to our bylaws.
FORWARD IN CHRIST
There is a new issue
of
Forward
in
Christ
available in the parish hall.
As usual, there are many
excellent articles and news
items
ORDO CALENDARS
We have a few extra
Ordo calendars are on sale in
the parish hall for anyone
who wants one. The cost is
$3.00 per calendar.
Other Items
Confessions: Please call Fr. Guill to schedule your confession at any time.
Our flowers today are given by Danya Downey to the Glory of God and in thanksgiving for Paul Downey’s
birthday.
The Nursery Worker volunteer for this week is Patti Guill.
The Old Testament Lector for High Mass this month is Bob Ahlschwede. Next month’s lector is John
Carpenter.
The Coffee Time last Sunday was surely good, as the office has received no complaints!
Mon., Jan. 12: Aelred, Abbot of Rievaulx, 1167(white)
Tues., Jan. 13: Hilary, Bishop of Poitiers, 367(white)
Wed., Jan. 14: Kentigern, Bishop and Confessor, 612 (White)
Thurs., Jan 15: Paul of Thebes, the First Hermit, c. 345(white)
10:00 a.m. Bible Study
11:00 a.m. Morning Prayer
Fri, January 16: Feria (green)
Sat., January 17: Antony, Abbot in Egypt, 356 (white)
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