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Message the pilgrimMONTHLY NEWSLETTER OF PILGRIM LUTHERAN CHURCHapril 2025Pilgrims Freya Anderson and Karen Ekdahl pose for a photo in the Sanctuary.PHOTO BY JEN ROME
1935 Saint Clair Ave Saint Paul, MN 55105 651-699-6886 | pilgrimstpaul.orgOce Hours: 10-3 T-Th (email and voicemail are checked regularly) pilgrim lutheran churchAn ELCA Congregation A Home for Hungry Minds and Souls A Reconciling in Christ Congregation A Caring for Creation Congregation 2Sta Pastor Jen Rome (she/her) Lead Pastor pastorjenrome@pilgrimstpaul.orgPastor Russ Myers (he/him) Visitation Pastor (10% time) russellnmyers@yahoo.comDick Hensold (he/him) Composer in Residence dickhensold@gmail.com Micki Nyland (she/her) Director of Children, Youth, and Family Ministries (50% time) mickinyland@pilgrimstpaul.org Cathy Salin (she/her) Business Manager (60% time) cathysalin@pilgrimstpaul.org Chuck Regal (he/him) Mechanicals and Equipment Custodian (25% time) coregal@comcast.net Mike Schulze Custodian (25% time) mikeschulze@pilgrimstpaul.org Denika Anderson (she/her) Communications Specialist (30% time) communications@pilgrimstpaul.org Hana Ninow (she/her) Audio-Visual Tech (10% time) Members of the Congregational Council (also known as the Vestry) Kate Tosteson (she/her) President/Executive Team kate.tosteson@gmail.comKirsten Larsen Vice President/Executive Team Phil Kaupa Secretary/Executive TeamJason Hendrikson (he/him) Treasurer/Executive Team jasonhendrikson@gmail.comEmily Kahnert At-Large Member Annie Pezalla (she/her) At-Large Member Other Chairpersons/Roles Pete Newburg (he/him) Financial Secretary Barbara McCauley (she/her) Chair of Congregational Life and Care Tim Moore (he/him) Chair of Properties Committee Karie Johnson (she/her) Wedding Coordinator
what’s in your pilgrim?3Worship ................................................................................................................ 4 A Note from Pastor Jen .............................................................................4 April Worship Overview ............................................................................. 4 Livestreaming Update ...............................................................................4 April Worship Schedule ............................................................................. 4 Easter Flowers .............................................................................................6 Looking Ahead to May & June Worship .................................................6 Important Information about Holy Communion ................................6From the Pastor .................................................................................................7 April Updates ...............................................................................................7Music Notes ........................................................................................................8 Musical Leaders for Worship ...................................................................8 Holden Evening Prayer .............................................................................. 8 Choir Rehearsals ......................................................................................... 8 Evening Worship Spring 2025 .................................................................8 Music Personnel Search Team Hiring Updates ...................................9From the Vestry ............................................................................................... 10 It’s Silver Pilgrim Time — Nominate a Pilgrim! .................................. 10Education, Service, & Fellowship ................................................................ 11 Graduation Sunday ................................................................................. 11 Lenten Soup Suppers ............................................................................. 11 Lively Lunch Bunch, March 11 .............................................................. 11 More Than Happy Hour ......................................................................... 11 Random Readers Book Club ................................................................. 12 Classics for Pilgrims ................................................................................. 12 Men’s Breakfast April 7 ........................................................................... 12Deadline for the Next Pilgrim Newsletter ................................................. 12Children, Youth, & Family Faith Formation ............................................... 13 April Faith Formation .............................................................................. 13 Important Dates for April ....................................................................... 13 Student Spot ............................................................................................. 13Prayer Corner .................................................................................................. 14Calendar ............................................................................................................ 15
worship4A Note from Pastor JenAs much as we can, let’s come to be together in person on Sundays. We need each other. And we need to keep becoming each other’s people, so we can rest in and rely on each other. This is how we will have the resilience to care for each other and our neighbors in days to come.April Worship Overview The basic pattern for Sunday mornings: • 9:30 am Worship with live streaming• 10:45 am Special Events like Coee Time and Learning ForumsWorship each Sunday morning includes “Point for Pilgrims” — an opportunity for children and their families to experience the Bible story in an engaging way. Livestreaming UpdateFor the foreseeable future, the worship livestream will be broadcast to YouTube only. This allows us to have a secure livestream that is not visible to the general public, and helps us keep our community safe while we continue to address safety concerns. If you receive the weekly emails from Pilgrim on Saturdays, you are on the mailing list for the livestream link. Look for an email from Pilgrim shortly before worship each Sunday with the link to join the livestream.April Worship Schedule Wednesday, April 2 — Lenten Wednesday Evening5:00 pm Soup Supper hosted by Congregational Life & Care6:30 pm Holden Evening Prayer with Jess Grams and Jenn Radtke, vocalists; Joanna Deer, piano; and Heather Ninow, ute. Story of becoming trustworthy by Craig Goldman.Sunday, April 6 — Fifth Sunday in Lent9:30 am Pastor Jen Rome preaching. Chancel Choir singing. Featuring Cynthia Betz, organist, and Coralie Hunter, piano prelude. Reading: John 12:1-10. Holy Communion.10:45 am Coee Time; preK-12th grade Faith Formation.Wednesday, April 9 — Lenten Wednesday Evening5:00 pm Soup Supper hosted by Congregational Life & Care6:30 pm Holden Evening Prayer with Leah Williams and Kai Luedtke, vocalists, and Kim Spear, ute. Story of becoming trustworthy by Tim Moore.
WORSHIP (CONT.)5Sunday, April 13 — Palm Sunday9:30 am Kate Kennedy preaching. Chancel Choir singing. Featuring Cynthia Betz, organist. Reading: Luke 19:28-40. 10:45 am Coee Time; preK-grade 12 Faith Formation; Forum: Early Earth Day projects with Pilgrims Caring for Creation.6:51 pm Celtic Contemplative Communion. Word Weavings by Suzanne Swanson. Music by Dick Hensold and Celtic Musicians. Thursday, April 17 — Maundy Thursday6:00 pm All Ages worship in Fellowship Hall at dinner tables. Sharing stories of special meals. Reading: Luke 22:7-23. Jack Kahnert, piano. Simple soup supper (and macaroni and cheese) provided. Holy Communion. Learn ways to incorporate faith into your mealtime (however your household is shaped).Friday, April 18 — Good Friday6:51 pm Word Weavings by Timothy Bell-Kemp. Chancel Choir singing Featuring Jim Lipscomb, organist, and Brianna Heggeseth, violin. Reading of the Passion Story from the Gospel of Luke. Darkness and candlelight.Sunday, April 20 — Easter Sunday8:30 am Pastor Jen Rome preaching. Featuring Pilgrim wind ensemble and Jim Lipscomb, organist. Reading: Luke 24:1-12. Flowers (no lilies) and festive procession. 10:30 am Pastor Jen Rome preaching. Chancel Choir singing. Featuring Pilgrim brass ensemble and Jim Lipscomb, organist. Reading: Luke 24:1-12. Flowers (no lilies) and festive procession. Sunday, April 27 — Holy Questions Sunday9:30 am Jess Grams preaching. Featuring Nancy Olson, organist. Reading: John 20:19-31. Baptism of Alex Kuzel.10:45 am Coee Time; preK-grade 12 Faith Formation; Overall Sunday Church Clean-Up with the Properties Committee.6:51 pm Nordic & Taizé Heart Songs. Word Weavings by Julia Lopez-Kaley. Featuring Twin Cities Hardingfelelag, Rachel Jensen, Peggy Larson, and Jim Lipscomb, musicians.
6WORSHIP (CONT.)Easter FlowersJoin other Pilgrim members in decorating our sanctuary for Easter. Pilgrim is ordering a variety of owers for our Easter Sunday morning ower garden from A. Johnson Florist. To order owers, please ll out the order form at tinyurl.com/pilgrimowers2025 or pick up a paper copy in the narthex. If you’re ordering online, please make sure to pay at Pilgrim’s donation portal at pilgrimstpaul.org/donate under the general fund. Orders are due on April 6. Looking ahead to May & June WorshipMay 4 9:30 am Cross+Generational WorshipMay 11 9:30 am Conrmation Sunday Worship created by Conrmation ClassMay 18 9:30 am Choral Service: With One Voice, AlleluiaJune 1 9:30 am Graduation SundayImportant Information About Holy Communion • We typically celebrate Holy Communion on 1st and 3rd Sundays, with some exceptions. • For the distribution of Holy Communion, ushers release the worshiping assembly row by row. Communicants come forward to receive the elements. Those serving Communion will cleanse their hands immediately before serving. Communicants will rst receive the bread, then dip it into the red wine or the white grape juice, and then eat it. • Gluten free wafers and individual sealed, pre-packaged communion kits are also available. If you need communion brought to you in your seat, just let your usher know.• ALL people are ALWAYS welcome to receive Holy Communion.
7from the pastorApril UpdatesBY PASTOR JEN ROME“When his hour came, he took his place at the table, and the apostles with him.” -Luke 22:14For me, a highlight of Holy Week is Maundy Thursday. Holy Week slows down the pace of the story of Jesus’ last week of life for us to experience the story in real time, day by day. Maundy Thursday is the day when Jesus gathered with his disciples for the Passover, their last meal together, the meal which we look to as the beginning of the practice of Holy Communion.Meals are something that we eat in many ways — at the table alone, at the table with others, in a café, in the car, on the balcony, at a lunch table, on a blanket in the park, and on and on. Meals are important in our faith tradition. Holy Communion, the meal of worship, is a means of grace for us from God — we receive nourishment, forgiveness, the presence of God. It also oers us a vision of what an ordinary meal can be — holy in its own way. No one is excluded. There is enough for everyone. All are equal. A whole community gathers. Something happens in addition to our bellies being lled.On Maundy Thursday, we will have Dinner Church in the spirit of Jesus’ meal with his disciples. People of all ages will gather around tables with intentional conversation, activities, and celebrate the Lord’s Supper right at the table. We will reect on special meals in our lives (thanks for the topic idea, Director of Faith Formation, Micki Nyland!). We will wonder about how the faith practice of sharing meals with others brings us closer to the beloved community that Jesus gathered and by his Spirit still gathers today. We will leave the meal more connected to each other than when we sat down. We will also dream a little about the faith practice of sharing meals — in our own lives and life as a community. It was the connection and care of the last supper that helped hold Jesus’ followers together through the diculty of Good Friday and Holy Saturday — as well as open them up to the unexpected life of Easter Sunday. Our prayer is that this meal with hold us together in diculty and open us up to life in unexpected ways!Pastor Jen
music notes8Musical Leaders for Worship4/2 6:30 pm Vocalists, piano, and treble instrument4/6 9:30 am Chancel Choir; Cynthia Betz, organist; Coralie Hunter, piano prelude4/9 6:30 pm Vocalists, piano, and treble instrument4/13 9:30 am Chancel Choir; Cynthia Betz, organist 6:51 pm Dick Hensold; Celtic musicians4/17 6:00 pm Jack Kahnert, piano4/18 6:51 pm Chancel Choir; Jim Lipscomb, organist4/20 8:30 am Jim Lipscomb, organist 10:30 am Chancel Choir; Jim Lipscomb, organist4/27 9:30 am Chancel Choir; Nancy Olson, organist 6:51 pm Twin Cities Hardingfelelag; Rachel Jensen; Peggy Larson; Jim LipscombHolden Evening PrayerWednesdays, April 2 & 9 at 6:30 pm: This is a brief, gentle evening prayer service with music composed by Marty Haugen (Vespers ’86). Pilgrim musicians lead each week. There is also a brief sharing time from a person of Pilgrim on the theme of building trust.Choir RehearsalsPilgrim’s Chancel Choir, for adults, rehearses on Wednesdays, 6:30-8 pm.Evening Worship, Spring 2025Contemplative Prayer services provide quiet music, readings, candle lighting, and more. Please join us and invite your friends and neighbors! These services are meant to be an especially welcoming entry into Christian/ecumenical worship life, for people with all types of worship backgrounds and experience to quickly enter into community.Contemplative Communion (Celtic) 2nd Sundays, April 13Includes original music and texts by Dick Hensold and members of the community.Nordic & Taize “Heart Songs”: 4th Sundays4th Sundays, April 27Short, meditative songs and refrains from Taizé as well as a variety of music from Scandinavian traditions. Led by varying groups of musicians. Featuring Twin Cities Hardingfelelag.
9MUSIC NOTES (CONT.)Music Personnel Search Team Hiring UpdatesAs the vestry vice president, I formed a music personnel search team in late February to review the music position(s) job description and to interview the candidates this spring. This team consists of: Elizabeth Ankeny, Paul Heggeseth, Peter Spuit, Sara Wrolstad, Pastor Jen Rome, and myself. In our rst meeting, we discussed our values and priorities for music and worship at Pilgrim, so we can dene who we are as a worshiping community, and have a guiding framework as we meet with applicants. These are the values, copied from the job description:Creative and Rooted: We value using worship that is rooted in Lutheran theology and has liturgical depth, using tradition as a creative and imaginative medium with a diverse range of musical experiences (including global, contemplative, non-English language music, and paperless songs)Whole Person: We value worship that welcomes and includes our whole selves — our experiences, culture, race, ethnicity, ability, gender, sexual orientation, age. We actively seek out and use expansive language for God.All Ages: We value worship that engages active participation by all ages and levels of experience, including children. Connected: We value worship that connects us to the wider world, responsive to current events, inspiring and enacting our commitment to justice locally and globally.Like previous music personnel searches, we are posting this as 4 positions that can be combined: Director of Worship and Music, Director of Choirs, Organist and Pianist, and Director of Children’s Choir. Applicants with gifts to support some or all of these positions are encouraged to apply, and we are open to splitting into multiple positions or considering teams of musicians applying together if individual applicants are not able to fulll all of the activities. We hope to interview candidates after Easter.How can you help with this search process?Share the position with your networks outside of Pilgrim! While it will be posted on online job boards, word of mouth is still how many people hear of new job opportunities.Pray! Pray for discernment, for patience, for God’s guiding hand through these days and weeks, and for the Spirit to stir in the hearts of the right person or people to be called to ministry at Pilgrim.Thank you to the music personnel search team and Pastor Jen for their leadership in the process. I am always open to further conversation regarding this process, please reach out to me.Kirsten Larsen, on behalf of the Pilgrim Vestry
10from the vestryIt’s Silver Pilgrim Time — Nominate a Pilgrim!Do you know someone who has been a rock upon which Pilgrim is built? Then please consider nominating this Pilgrim member for the 2025 Silver Pilgrim award. Past winners have served Pilgrim by promoting environmental and economic justice, leading in faith formation, and enriching Pilgrim’s community life. There’s no end of ways by which your fellow Pilgrims make our church a home for hungry minds and souls, and the Silver Pilgrim award is a wonderful way to recognize that.If you know someone who should be recognized, please email your nomination to silverpilgrim2@gmail.com by Sunday, April 30. If you do not have email or have questions, please call the church oce. The Silver Pilgrim will be awarded at the spring congregational meeting on Sunday, May 18.
11education, service, & fellowshipGraduation Sunday, June 1On Sunday, June 1, Pilgrim will be celebrating the youth graduating from high school with a special blessing as well as other graduates in the prayers. We want to make sure that graduates know we care about them and this important milestone in life. If you know of graduates other than those from high school, please email their name, school they are graduating from, and degree received to pilgrim@pilgrimstpaul.org by May 15. Lenten Soup SuppersWednesdays, April 2 & 9, 5:00-6:15 pm. All are welcome.Lenten Soup Suppers are coordinated each week by Pilgrim’s Congregational Life and Care Team. The free-will oering from the meals will be donated to Keystone Community Services. All are welcome and encouraged to come for supper.We’re asking for donations of soup only. CLC will provide everything else, including macaroni and cheese! If you feel so inclined, desserts will be accepted!If you’d like to bring a soup or help with cleanup, please contact Ann Dyellig at ann.dyellig@gmail.com or (612) 720-4403. Thank you!Lively Lunch Bunch, April 15Tuesday, April 8, 11:30 am: Pilgrims 55+ are invited to gather at church for a wonderful lunch and interesting program on “Musings from a Local Wandering Chronic Disease Epidemiologist.” Intriguing and informative.Reservations are due Saturday, April 5. Send reservations to Ann Dyellig at ann.dyellig@gmail.com or (612) 720-4403.Lunch is Greek themed, with moussaka, veggie spanakopita, carrots, salad, and baklava.More Than Happy Hour Tuesday, April 22, 6:30 pm, Sencha Tea Bar, Grand AvePilgrim will treat you to a beverage of your choice. More Than Happy Hour is a once-a-month space for young adults to gather and talk about life, church, and the world. We focus on a discussion theme. Anyone and everyone is welcome or bring a conversation topic. Contact Claire Kaiser at kaise364@umn.edu with any questions and for coordinating rides.
12EDUCATION, SERVICE, & FELLOWSHIP (CONT.)Random Readers Book ClubThe Random Readers Book Club will gather on Thursday, April 17 at 1:30 pm in the Fireside Room at Pilgrim. We will be discussing Falling Angels by Tracy Chevalier. We hope you’ll join us. Contact Lynda Hirschboeck at (651) 698-7399 or hirschbo@gmail.com for more information. Classics for PilgrimsClassics for Pilgrims meets on the fourth Thursday of each month to discuss classics (books more than 50 years old) selected by participants. We will meet on Thursday, April 24, 7-8:30 pm to discuss Catch 22 by Joseph Heller. Open to all readers!Contact Barbara Taylor at (651) 699-1095 or bstaylor50@gmail.comfor location info or with any questions. Men’s Breakfast April 7Men’s Breakfast will meet Monday, April 7 at 8:00 am at the Coee Cup, 1333 Randolph Ave, St. Paul. Please join us for food & fellowship. All men are welcome! Contact Mark Hirschboeck at mhhirschboeck@gmail.com with any questions.Deadline for the Next Pilgrim Newsletter The deadline for sending in materials for the May-June newsletter is April 10. As in previous years, the May-June and July-August issues will be combined, so please ensure that any submissions for these months are made on time. Please send items to newsletter@pilgrimstpaul.org.
13children, youth, & familiesBY MICKI NYLAND & JEN ROMEApril Faith Formation Hello, Pilgrims! As we journey through the end of Lent into Easter, I hope you and your family nd time for renewal and rebirth. Looking ahead to May, remember that Sunday, May 4 is the last day of Faith Formation. We will celebrate with a very loose show by the 1st-5th supergroup, retelling the stories of Moses that they studied this year (the Exodus and the Wilderness). The second Sunday in May is Conrmation Sunday. Important Dates for AprilApril 20, 8:30 and 10:30 am: Easter Sunday, no Faith FormationApril 23, 6:30 pm: Youth plan Conrmation worship service April 27, 10:45 am: Middle schoolers are invited to join the congregation in church clean up day! April 30: Conrmation faith conversations completeStudent Spot: A Safe, Loving Place for Kids when School’s OImmanuel Lutheran Church, in partnership with Macalester College and area churches, is oering free childcare on certain days when St. Paul Public Schools are closed. This year’s Student Spot registration is open, and many of our participants from last year are coming back. This is a testament to the great work last year. Open to: School-aged (preK-grade 8) children (high-school-aged children may attend as volunteers)Scheduled Dates: Friday, April 18Additional Dates: when weather or other unexpected events force buildings to closeAddress: 104 Snelling Ave. S, St. Paul (just south of Grand Avenue on the A Line and #84 bus line)Times: 7:30 am – 4:30 pm Register: ilcsp.org/studentspotAll parents must consent to a child code of conduct. Activities will be age-appropriate and non-religious. Each child should bring a bag lunch. Snacks will be provided. Devices should be left home except on digital learning days. We cannot provide secure storage for valuables. All sta and adult volunteers have undergone a background check and training in safety and behavior management.Contact: Director Emily King, eking@ilcsp.org, (651) 699-5560Saint Paul Public Schools is not sponsoring, endorsing, or recommending the activities announced in this yer and no child will be turned away due to inability to pay.
14prayer cornerWe pray for God’s loving presence for these Pilgrims who need healing, hope, comfort, and care: Concerns: We pray for all elected ocials and public servants. Guide them in their work to care for our cities, our state, and our nation. We pray for love and justice to prevail in this season of uncertainty and transition.We pray for the people of areas torn by war and violence, including Sudan, Myanmar, Lebanon, Gaza and West Bank, Israel, Iran, Syria, Ukraine, and Russia, for peace and safety. We also pray for those who are refugees eeing violence seeking help and hope.We pray for the loved ones and communities of all victims of gun violence across our country.We pray for those whose lives are altered by climate events, especially the wildres in California. We pray for creation and for an increased will to care for it.We pray for all in the LGBTQIA+ community who face bias, rejection, and violence, especially trans and non-binary siblings. We pray that we may all grow in acceptance and each become a voice for acceptance, advocacy, and support as an expression of Pilgrim’s status as a Reconciling in Christ community of faith.We keep in prayer our Native, Asian, Latino, and Black siblings who continue to face the legacy of racism. We pray for change in systems of oppression and injustice, and that we all may learn to follow the path of anti-racism, and each become a voice for inclusion, equity, and justice.We pray for our Muslim and Jewish siblings, as well as our siblings of other religions, in our country, state, and community facing prejudice, threats, and destruction of their places of worship.We pray for our companion congregation, Luganga Lutheran Church, of the Iriniga Diocese of Tanzania (for rain, purchasing land for one preaching point, adding roofs to houses for two preaching points), as well as the Huruma Centre Children’s Home. They specically asked that we pray for their country, for continued peace that they are experiencing now; for their plans and projects as a church, that they succeed in them; for our congregation’s formal mission partners: Saint Paul Area Synod, Interfaith Action of Greater Saint Paul, ISAIAH, Lutheran Social Service Refugee Services, Lutheran Campus Ministry — Twin Cities, Minnesota Interfaith Power and Light, and Reconciling Works.In Joy and Thanksgiving: For Denika Anderson, on acceptance into nurse-midwifery program; Leif McLellan Boehm, beginning new employment as a chaplain at HCMC; Karla Leitzman, on the start of her pastoral internship; Ehsan, friend of Reva Rasmussen, on the safe arrival of his siblings in the US on humanitarian visas.Current Concerns: For Eli, adult child of Joan and Phil Haan, healing of ankle and leg bones; Lisa Berg, recovering from serious illness; Vernita, friend of Chuck Regal, ovarian cancer; Jaime, son-in-law of Russ, who will be traveling to Mexico March 24 for an immigration interview at the US Consulate; Paul, father of Karie Johnson, in hospice; Mark, uncle of Micki Nyland, recovery from a heart attack; Johnny, cousin of Ann Dyellig, in hospice; Christine, sister of Zig Schuessler, recovery from surgery; David Weiss, prostate cancer; Petra Vogt, recovery from surgery; Joan, mother of Jimmy Gerding, recovery from inuenza; Don, brother of Gail Steward, undergoing chemo for pancreatic cancer; Dan Ninow, recovery from surgery; Roger Sween, as he moves to memory care; Bishop Budde, in gratitude for her courage and her continued safety; Jenna Rossiter, in her work; Maggie Lesher, recovery from surgery; Gerry, brother of Chuck Regal, hospitalized; Dave, father of Sam Tosteson, brain cancer; Tim, friend of Dan Kidney, starting chemo treatment; Tom Lesher, maintenance of health; Dan, son of Maggie and Tom Lesher, ongoing health concerns and maintaining employment; Linda, sister of Barbara McCauley, treatment for liver cancer.Ongoing Health Concerns: Julia, stepdaughter of Chuck Regal, recovery from hit and run; David, father of Karla Leitzman, ongoing health concerns; Jane, mother of Karla Leitzman, continued healing after complications of knee replacement surgery; Brant, brother of Zig Schuessler, health concerns; Jan, mother of Leslie Brandt, cancer; Ana, friend of Sam Fouts, healing from cancer which has returned; Mike, son of Chuck Regal, ongoing care as a result of a serious motorcycle accident; Judy Boehm, health concerns; Dennis, uncle of Sam Fouts, health concerns; Jolee, sister of Jess Grams; Merle Strom, who is homebound.Christian Sympathy: For Rachel Jensen, on the death of her father; Heather, friend of Jen Rome, on the death of her son, Jake.Ministry Partnership: The ministry and people of our sister congregation, Luganga Lutheran Church in Tanzania and Pastor Bimbiga; Pilgrim sta members and Pilgrim lay leaders. In and beyond the congregation: For peace in our world, for healing in our country, for the invisibly ill, for the mentally ill.You are encouraged to send greetings to those you are moved to communicate with. Let us know if you are expecting or adopting a child. If you wish to add or remove a prayer request, please call the church oce, ll out the form on our website, ll out a white prayer request form located in the pews, or contact the pastor.
15calendarApril 2025April 2 5:00 pm Lenten Soup Supper 6:30 pm Holden Evening Prayer 7:00 pm Chancel ChoirApril 6 9:00 am First Sunday Peace Meditation 10:00 pm Easter ower ordering deadlineApril 7 8:00 am Men’s BreakfastApril 8 7:30 pm Executive Committee meetingApril 9 5:00 pm Lenten Soup Supper 6:30 pm Holden Evening Prayer 7:00 pm Chancel ChoirApril 10 10:00 pm May & June newsletter deadlineApril 13 10:45 am Forum: Early Earth Day projects with Pilgrims Caring for Creation 6:51 pm Celtic Contemplative CommunionApril 15 11:30 am Lively Lunch BunchApril 17 1:30 pm Random Readers Book Club 6:00 pm Maundy Thursday Dinner ChurchApril 18 6:51 pm Good Friday worshipApril 20 7:45 am Pilgrim Winds rehearsal 8:30 am Easter Sunday worship 9:45 am Chancel Choir & Pilgrim brass rehearsal 10:30 am Easter Sunday worshipApril 22 6:30 pm More Than Happy Hour 7:30 pm Vestry meetingApril 23 6:30 pm Youth planning meeting for conrmation worship serviceApril 24 7:00 pm Classics for PilgrimsApril 27 10:45 am Overall Sunday Church Clean-Up with the Properties Committee 6:51 pm Nordic & Taizé Heart Songs
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