St. Hubert's Episcopal Church

 Thursday Lectionary Study

   Join this casual group as you are able to weave together the thread of the lessons for the upcoming Sunday.  At 10 a.m. in the Evans Room.  Everyone is encouraged to attend. No need to sign up, or let anyone know. Just come, learn, laugh and enjoy the fellowship at St. Hubert's for an hour on Thursday mornings. Free coffee!

 

Next Vestry Meeting,

Monday, April 29, 2019

Deacon's Dismissal  

(Musings from The Rev. Josh Butler)

Maundy Thursday: “The disciples were keenly aware that someone needed to wash the others’ feet. The problem was that the only people who washed feet were the least. So there they sat, feet caked with dirt. It was such a sore point that they were not even going to talk about it. No one wanted to be consider the least. Then Jesus took a towel and a basin and redefined greatness.”[From Richard Foster's book, Celebration of Discipline]

Food Ministry Dates:  

Marion Sterling School Mobile Food Pantry, Friday, May 10, 3-5 pm
Distribute fresh produce and other products, 3033 Central Avenue, Cleveland
Contact Bitty Dorr 216-291-1370 or bittydorr@gmail.com

Brown Bag Lunches, Saturday, April 20, 9:00 am
Pack 100 lunches for distribution by St. James in Painesville. At St. Hubert's.
Contact Annie Hitchcock 440-255-4896 or ahit9562@gmail.com

Boys Hope, Girls Hope, Tuesday, May 14,   4-7 pm
Prepare, serve and clean up dinner at low income academy in Garfield Hts. 

Contact Bitty Dorr 216-291-1370 or bittydorr@gmail.com

St. James Hot Lunch,  Sunday, June 30             at 9:00 am - 3:00 pm

Prepare, serve, clean up a "banquet" for the hungry in Painesville. At St. James Episcopal Church. Contact Jan Cochrac 440-290-7222 or janicecochrac@yahoo.com

MAY 5 – ANNUAL MEETING

ONE SERVICE ONLY AT 10:00 A.M.
 
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING MAY 5, 2018

Notice is hereby given of the Annual Meeting of St. Hubert’s Episcopal Church to be held on Sunday, May 5, 2018 following the service at 10:00 a.m. in the Sanctuary of the church.  Proposed items of business:
· Treasurer’s Report for the Year 2018
· Report from the Finance Committee
· Report from the Membership Committee
· Report of the Nominating Committee and Elections of the 2019-2022 Vestry.   

The Nominating Committee presents the following slate for Vestry to be voted upon at the Annual Meeting:

     Chad Cooper

     Scott Hackenberg

     Robin Kurtzner

     Susan Patton

SPRING LUNCHEON – May 5

The Vestry of St. Hubert’s invites you to a luncheon following the Annual Meeting on Sunday, May 5^th. Sandwiches, salads, deserts and friendly conversation will be served. Please join us!

BOW BLANKET ASSEMBLY - SATURDAY, MAY 18

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Flowers for Easter

A donation to the Altar Flower Fund for Easter Lilies is a wonderful way to remember loved ones.  To help the church cover the cost of Easter decorations, we suggest a $20 donation.  Deadline is Tuesday, April 16 to have your loved one named in the Easter Sunday Bulletin.  Envelopes are available at church, call or email the office at info@sthuberts.net or sign up online at http://www.sthuberts.net/worship__schedules/easter_flowers. 

Lenten Meditations

Once again, the Diocese of Ohio will be providing daily meditations during Lent. They will be sent out via Constant Contact and posted on the Diocesan Facebook page daily. A pdf of the compiled daily meditations will also be available on the website.

Sew Wonderful Outreach

Do you sew? The children in the pediatric unit of the Cleveland Clinic would be grateful for a pair of colorful pajama bottoms with an elastic waistband and a purchased matching T-shirt. St. Hubert's provides the fabric, pattern and instructions, and T-shirt. All you do is sew. Contact Bitty Dorr 216-381-1370 or bittydorr@gmail.com for more information.

Jesus: His Life, a four-part series following the chronology of Jesus' life through the eyes of those closest to him, premiered on Monday, March 25 on the History Channel and will continue to air every Monday until April 15. Bishop Curry is one of the religious figures providing commentary and context in this series. Check your local listings.

Summer Camp at Bellwether Farm

Bellwether Farm offers a summer camp where school-age children can immerse themselves in fun, engaging activities. These programs will seek to teach healthy social, nutritional, and environmental practices, while providing a safe context in which to encounter God's beautiful creation. Campers will have an opportunity to learn about organic gardening, animal care, and creative cooking. They will also participate in traditional camp activities including swimming, canoeing, arts and crafts, fishing, field games, and archery. The Bellwether Farm staff is invested in the life of every camper, seeking to inspire future generations to become passionate leaders in the world around them. 

Registration is now open.

Open House at Bellwether Farm

Please join us for Summer Camp Open House at Bellwether Farm. Come and take a look at the summer camp facilities from 1:00-4:00 p.m. on either Saturday, April 6 or Sunday, April 14. Details about camp schedules and activities will be shared and staff members will be available to show you around and answer questions. Refreshments will be provided. Please park in the main lot. Wagon rides will be available to take guests to the camp. We encourage you to wear boots as the farm is quite muddy this time of year. 

**NEW** Alexa Skill

If you own an Alexa smart speaker, after you enable the skill, you can now say "Alexa, open Episcopal Prayer" and she'll respond with "the Lord be with you." To which you'll say "and also with you," and she'll then say "Let us pray" and play for you the audio file of the prayer for the day.  From trytank.org

Happening 2019

The 2019 Happening will be March 15-17 at Bellwether Farm. Happenings are spiritual renewals led by older student peers. Happening begins Friday evening at 7:00 p.m. and ends on Sunday with Eucharist around 2:00 p.m. Prepare to stay the entire weekend. Registrations fill up quickly and we want to assure you of a place. Don't delay filling out an application and a consent form. Send the completed application and a $75.00 check (memo Happening) made out to The Diocese of Ohio to the Diocesan Offices at 2230 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, OH 44115 to the attention of the Rev. Vincent Black. The deadline to register is February 26. Contact the Rev. Vincent Black, Canon for Christian Formation, at vblack@dohio.org for more information.

Summer Internships with the Episcopal Diocese of Ohio

The Diocese of Ohio is currently seeking four interns to assist in various offices throughout the summer. Interns will be asked to work a total of 200 hours - approximately ten weeks between June and August. There is a stipend of $10-$12/hour, dependent upon skills and previous experience. The list of internship opportunities is now available. 

If you are interested in applying, please send a resume and brief (one-page) cover letter that indicates your 1st and 2nd choices of internships for which you are applying, why each internship interests you, and what the experience you would bring to the position. 

You may apply for internships in more than one area.  The deadline for applications is March 31, 2019. Questions or applications should be directed to the Rev. Margaret D'Anieri.  

MARION-STERLING SCHOOL CHILDREN NEED OUR HELP!

FOOD FOR FAMILIES  COLLECTION WISH LIST

Your generous donations will be distributed at the monthly school pantry on the 2^nd Friday of each month.

Chicken Noodle or w/Stars Soup (10.5 oz. can)
Tomato Soup (10.5 oz. can)
Diced Tomatoes (14.5 oz. can)
Kidney beans (15 oz. can)
Black beans (15 oz. can)
Corn (14.5 oz. can)
Green beans (14.5 oz. can)
Any Greens (Collards, Spinach, etc.) (14.5 oz. can)
Pork and Beans (14.5 oz can)
Mac and Cheese (7.25 oz. box)
Rice (15 oz. box)
Box of Oatmeal packets
Corn Flakes or Cheerios (standard size box – around 18 oz. or 500 g)
 
The following items –in plastic jars-if possible:
Pasta Sauce (24 oz.)
Peanut butter (18 oz.)
Jelly: Strawberry or Grape (18 oz.)

BUNKO! 

Bunko will meet the second Wednesday of the month at 6:30 in the Evan’s Room at Church. For only $5 and a dessert or appetizer all ladies are invited to join this fun event. It lasts about 2 hours. We usually eat first and then play. The game is very simple and easy to learn. The only skill needed is to be able to roll dice. Please sign up at the desk so we have an idea for supplies. Any questions call Annie Hitchcock at 440-255-4896.

The book, St. Hubert’s History: 1893-2018, by Ann McConnell is available for purchase in the Evans Room for $20.  See Denise or Ann to purchase.

Lake County Community Network
10^th Annual Chinese Auction
Friday, May 31st
St. Justin Martyr Church
35741 Stevens Blvd.
Eastlake 44095

Doors open at 5:30 p.m.; drawing begins at 7 p.m.
Admission $20 per person; includes chance at door prizes. Children under 12 get in free! No outside food or beverages, please. Food is available to purchase. See Carla Woodcock for tickets or email lccnohio@gmail.com. 
NEW THIS YEAR – FLAG PULL

Proceeds benefit the Lake County Community Network, 7298 Mentor Ave., Mentor OH 44060. LCCN – “Helping one another help others”