The Youth Group is collecting fleece blankets for Neighbors in Need at Trinity Lutheran. All blankets will be collected on Sunday February 5th, and will then be brought by the Youth Group to Trinity Lutheran on Saturday February 11th where they will help serve breakfast. They will then join somewhere for breakfast afterwards. Please contact […]
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This year St Hilda’s-St Patrick’s will be helping six local households have a nicer Christmas. We are picking up one new family through the alternative high school – more details to come – and will also be supporting some local seniors and disabled/underemployed individuals. To participate in this outreach, please make donations to the “Food
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Join Barbara Hatt in participating in the Walk to End Alzheimer’s. Registration is open now and the Seattle walk is scheduled for October 1st. Donations can be made directly to Barbara Hatt or here. Registration for The Seattle Walk can be found here.
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If you’ve ever wanted to assist in liturgical worship in any way — from serving Bread or Wine to carrying a cross, gospel book, candle, holding the presider’s book, ringing bells, anything! — come to church on August 14 and stick around for the Eucharistic Minister and Acolyte Training. The training will begin at 11
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If you’ve ever read at St. Hilda St. Patrick or would like to read during worship, come to church on August 7 and stick around for the training at 11! We’ll do tongue twisters, learn about the objectives of liturgical reading, hear some best practices for reading at St. Hilda St. Patrick, and practice reading
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Dear Friends, Over the last few weeks, we have been having a conversation about the stewardship of the commons — our common life as Christians and our common life at St. Hilda St. Patrick as a place of community in our neighborhood. We will continue to have these conversations throughout the year. We’ve reached the
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Continuing Antiracism Work at St. Hilda St. Patrick At this year’s Diocesan Convention, the bishop’s address fit with the theme “Striving for Justice and Peace.” During his address, he reflected on the necessity of repentance and evaluating our positions of power and privilege from an intersectional framework. You are encouraged to go watch his whole address
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To better facilitate both schedulers batch scheduling worship leaders and individuals’ signing themselves up, we’ve moved to Rota to a Google Sheet! Observations through the end of the year are posted as blanks now, and will be filled in next week. If you’ve got a date you want to read or are available to read
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Adopt a Backpack! Help low-income students at Scriber Lake High School (the Edmonds School District’s alternative high school) begin their year with needed supplies by adopting a backpack. We will once again be providing twelve “fully loaded” backpacks to the Counseling Center at Scriber Lake and your assistance is needed to fill these already-purchased items.
Spiritual Stitchers invites the congregation to join in our Epiphany Project. Knit, crochet, or shop for winter hats, scarves, and or gloves/mittens to be donated to Clothes for Kids which provides support for Snohomish Co. school children and their families. Clothes for Kids was very pleased to hear of our project and will be looking forward to our Epiphany
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