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Each Friday, next week's Times is posted here. Older issues are archived here. St. Francis TimesApril 30, 2006 Hebrew
Lesson: Acts 3:12-19 WE REMEMBER IN PRAYER:
Those serving in the world
ADULT STUDY GROUP. All are invited to join us as we continue studying a wonderful series by Professor Bart D. Ehrman looking at the first three hundred years of the formation of the Church From Jesus to Constantine Sundays at 9:45 AM.
PARTICIPATE IN ST. FRANCIS CHOIR. Each Sunday morning rehearsal is at 9:00 AM. To sing is to pray twice.
PASTOR GOLDSTEIN is out of the country, and returns on May 4. Pastor Paul is filling in for him.
NEW MEMBER WELCOME St. Francis will formally welcome our new members with a coffee hour potluck on Sunday May 7 in the Parish Hall. The Congregation Council will provide the food, but we are looking for volunteers to help set-up and clean. This promises to be a fun event and we hope everyone can attend and bring into the fold our newest members - Ken Broshous, Brandee Marckmann, Bill Mooney, Phil Horne, James Infusino, Jim Asp and Karen Custer.
BRING YOUR CALENDAR SUNDAY is today, during coffee hour. We will be signing folks up for Sunday morning duties through July. We especially need women to serve as Lectors, Crucifers and Assisting Ministers. St. Francis believes strongly in maintaining a presence at the altar that includes both men and women. Please speak with Grant Burger or any of the pastors if you wish to learn more about these roles.
COMMUNICATIONS / SOCIAL TASK FORCE: The Council has authorized the formation of a Communications / Social Justice Task Force to look at ways to express St. Francis views on social issues. Initially the focus will be on the various anti-gay marriage and anti-gay adoption / foster parent amendments that are being proposed for the fall election. If you are interested, please contact Ken Hedrick or Rob Byrne.
INTERESTED IN JOINING THE ORGAN REFURBISHMENT TASK FORCE? Our organ needs some loving care and we will be offering an informational organ tour for congregation members, and creating a task force to restore broken-down parts. Please talk to Deb Tully, Rob Byrne or Ken Hedrick.
RACHEL HOOBING has been getting ready to compete at the Gay Games in Chicago. She will be dancing in the evening on Sunday, May 7th at a Trip the Light (Gay Games Benefit) Gala Banquet (see previous website to register for the show-Silver level) at the Lake Merritt Dance Center in Oakland. Any questions call Rachel at 510/ 985-1696 or email her at how2bahoobing at earthlink dot net.
THRIVENT FINANCIAL FOR LUTHERANS presents My Life, My Plan, Creating a Values-Based Financial Plan, May 6, 9 AM to 12:30 PM at the LGBT Community Center 1800 Market St There is a $20 fee to cover the meal and materials. For more information contact or to register call 800-564-1293.
PFLAG SUPPORT GROUP MEETING May 14, 2 PM, followed by Sally Goldin, Personal Historian Tell Me A Story - Oral and Written Histories. Sally is interested in peoples stories of their lives and will discuss how these memories can be preserved through tapes, photographs, film and books.
Other Events to Note:
SPRING FLING SILENT AUCTION to benefit Friends of St. Francis Childcare Center, Saturday evening, May 20, 2006, at the S. F. County Fair Building at Ninth Ave & Lincoln Way.
SF FREEDOM SCHOOL FILM AND CONCERT FUNDRAISER, May 6, 6:30 - 9 PM. St. Francis Church Parish Hall.
DISPOSE OF YOUR MEDICINE SAFELY May 19 & 20, 10 AM - 2 PM at Walgreens; don't pollute the ocean. The following locations will be accepting medications:25 Point Lobos/Geary; 3601 California; 1750 Noriega; 1899 Fillmore; 1333 Castro; 1189 Potrero; 5300 3rd St; 965 Geneva; 3201 Divisadero; 1344 Stockton; 199 Parnassus; 825 Market; 2550 Ocean
EVERY THURSDAY VIGIL FOR THOSE WHO HAVE DIED IN THE IRAQ WAR. 12:00 Noon - 1:00 PM at the Federal Bldg., 450 Golden Gate at Larkin. sponsored by the Quakers.
(T) Thrivent (Y) Yard (K) Kitchen (50A) Parsonage
Participants
for Sunday, May 7 A Place for Gathering: Memory, Presence and Promise 152 Church Street, San Francisco, CA 94114-1111 (415)621-2635, FAX (415)621-8819 After-hours emergency on-call Pastor: (415)420-0692 Office Hours: 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday - Friday General Email: St.FrancisSF@sbcglobal.net The Rev. Paul Brenner: RevPBrennerSFLC@sbcglobal.net David Walda, Interim Parish Administrator: St.FrancisSF@sbcglobal.net
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