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Message the pilgrimMONTHLY NEWSLETTER OF PILGRIM LUTHERAN CHURCHjanuary 2025Pilgrims gathered together for worship.PHOTO FROM PASTOR 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.comAnna Stolte-Huchim (she/they) Director of Children’s Choirs (15% time) anna.stolte411@gmail.com Dick 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 Lisa Como (she/her) Oce Coordinator (45% time) pilgrim@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 Elizabeth Schoenknecht (she/her) Secretary/Executive Team eschoenk@comcast.netJason Hendrikson (he/him) Treasurer/Executive Team jasonhendrikson@gmail.comEmily Kahnert At-Large Member Phil Kaupa 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 January Worship Overview .......................................................................4 Livestreaming Update ...............................................................................4 January Worship Schedule .......................................................................4 Looking Ahead to February Worship .....................................................5 Important Information about Holy Communion ................................5From the Pastor .................................................................................................6 January Updates ..........................................................................................6Music Notes ........................................................................................................7 Musical Leaders for Worship ...................................................................7 Choir Rehearsals ......................................................................................... 7 Evening Worship 2025 ..............................................................................7 Music That Makes Community Residency ............................................7 A Time of Transition ...................................................................................8 Interim Music Plan ...................................................................................... 9Education, Service, & Fellowship ................................................................ 10 WinterPlay .................................................................................................. 10 More Than Happy Hour ......................................................................... 10 Random Readers Book Club ................................................................. 10 Classics for Pilgrims ................................................................................. 11 Men’s Breakfast January 6 ..................................................................... 11 Coee Hour Hosts Needed! .................................................................. 11 Volunteers Needed! ................................................................................ 11Deadline for the Next Pilgrim Newsletter ................................................. 11Children, Youth, & Family Faith Formation ............................................... 12 January Faith Formation ......................................................................... 12 Important Dates for January ................................................................. 12 Deep Dive Conrmation ......................................................................... 12 Student Spot ............................................................................................. 13Prayer Corner .................................................................................................. 14Calendar ............................................................................................................ 15
worship4A Note from Pastor JenAs much as we can this month and next, 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.January Worship Overview The basic pattern for Sunday mornings: • 9:30 am Worship with live streaming• 10:45 am Special Events like Coee Time, Learning Forums, Connecting ConversationsWorship 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.January Worship Schedule Sunday, January 5 — Epiphany Sunday9:30 am Pastor Jen Rome preaching. Featuring Salsa Del Sol Jazz Ensemble and Ralph Johnson. Readings: Isaiah 60:1-6 and Matthew 2:1-12. Holy Communion.10:45 am Coee Time; no Faith FormationSunday, January 12 — Baptism of Jesus9:30 am Pastor Jen Rome preaching. Y’All Come Choir singing. Conie Borchardt, organist and Music that Makes Community Artist in Residence. Readings: Isaiah 43:1-7; Luke 3:15-17, 21-22. Thanksgiving & Godspeed for Children’s Choir Director, Anna Stolte-Huchim. 10:45 am Coee Time, preK-grade 12 Faith Formation
WORSHIP (CONT.)5Sunday, January 19 — Second Sunday after Epiphany9:30 am Elizabeth Schoenknecht preaching. Chancel Choir singing. Conie Borchardt, organist and Music that Makes Community Artist in Residence. Reading: John 2:1-11. Holy Communion. 3rd-5th grade Families in Faith blessing.10:45 am Coee Time; preK-grade 12 Faith FormationSunday, January 26 — Reconciling in Christ Sunday9:30 am Kate Kennedy preaching. Chancel Choir singing. Conie Borchardt, organist and Music that Makes Community Artist in Residence. Readings: Psalm 19, 1 Corinthians 12:12-31a; Luke 4:14-21. Reconciling in Christ Liturgy10:45 am Coee Time; preK-grade 12 Faith Formation; Forum on Pilgrim’s revised Reconciling in Christ Statement6:51 pm Nordic & Taizé Heart Songs. Word Weavings by Julia Lopez-Kaley. Rachel Jensen, hardanger ddle. Featuring American Swedish Institute Youth Fiddlers. Looking ahead to February WorshipFeb 2 9:30 am Clothed in Christ Cross+Generational Worship and Sweater SwapFeb 9 6:51 pm Celtic Contemplative CommunionFeb 23 9:30 am Beatitudes Worship led by High School YouthFeb 23 6:51 pm Nordic/Taize Heart SongsImportant 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.
6from the pastorJanuary UpdatesBY PASTOR JEN ROMEIn January and February 2025, Pilgrim will experience a residency led by Conie Borchardt, Executive Director of Music That Makes Community. Music that Makes Community “practices communal song-sharing that inspires deep spiritual connection, brave shared leadership, and sparks the possibility of transformation in our world. We oer resources, training, and encouragement to individuals, organizations, and communities in the dynamic power of singing to connect others and ourselves.”Conie will work with the choirs, lead in worship, play piano and organ, and engage all of us in singing in a new way. Conie will lead us in singing, have regular check in times after worship for people to reect on their experience of using their voices, train people of Pilgrim and others from the community as song leaders at a retreat. This opportunity to remind ourselves of the power of music and help us reclaim our voices and song.This might seem a little slow or counterproductive on the surface. But This time will also serve to give us a time to reect on the similar and dierent ways we are being called forward in our life together in music as people of Pilgrim. The process will aid us in discerning what we love, need, and imagine as we begin the search for new musician/s to lead among us on sta.As we experienced in our Advent Candle Lighting song, “Honor the Dark” by Lea Morris, “We choose to honor the dark, uncertainty and change. Deliver us from fear until only love remains.” God does deliver us from fear even in the midst of uncertainty. God calls in-between times not simply to x things or plug gaps, but to embody the curious, grounded, open love of a creating and creative God among us creating and creative people.Pastor Jen
music notes7Musical Leaders for Worship1/5 9:30 am Salsa Del Soul Jazz Ensemble and Ralph Johnson1/12 9:30 am Y’All Come Choir*; Conie Borchardt, organist and Music that Makes Community Artist in Residence 1/19 9:30 am Chancel Choir; Conie Borchardt, organist and Music that Makes Community Artist in Residence1/26 9:30 am Chancel Choir; Conie Borchardt, organist and Music that Makes Community Artist in Residence 6:51 pm Rachel Jensen, hardanger ddle; American Swedish Institute Youth Fiddlers*On Y’All Come Choir Sundays, any singers are encouraged to show up at 8:30 am to learn an easier anthem and help lead worship from the Chancel.Choir RehearsalsPilgrim’s Chancel Choir, for adults, rehearses on Wednesdays, 6:30-8 pm.Evening Worship, Winter-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.Nordic & Taize “Heart Songs”: 4th Sundays4th Sundays, January 26, February 23, March 23, & April 27Short, meditative songs and refrains from Taizé as well as a variety of music from Scandinavian traditions. Led by varying groups of musicians. Contemplative Communion (Celtic) 2nd Sundays, February 9, March 9, & April 13Includes original music and texts by Dick Hensold and members of the community. Please note that there is no Celtic in January.Music That Makes Community Residency with Conie Borchardt!In January and February 2025, Pilgrim will experience a residency led by Conie Borchardt, Executive Director of Music That Makes Community. Conie served as guest organist on Sunday, December 1 and taught us the song we sang in Advent, “Honor the Dark” by Lea Morris. As shared on the Music That Makes Community website, “Conie Borchardt (she/they) is the Executive Director of Music that Makes Community, where they are delighted to promote the practice of communal song-sharing that inspires spiritual connection and brave
8MUSIC NOTES (CONT.)leadership that sparks transformation. In addition to 30+ years of church music experience in Lutheran, Episcopal, and UCC congregations, Conie listens and moves at the conuences of the past, present, and not yet; Asian-European ancestry; and the Misi-ziibi and Mni’sota Rivers with training in music, Dances of Universal Peace, and spiritual direction as a freelance Public Heart Artist and Cultural Catalyst. Recent transdisciplinary projects include Freeing Refrains and Biracial and Rural which explore the role of storytelling and community in healing.”A Time of TransitionAnna Stolte-Huchim, Pilgrim’s Children’s Choir Director, will be taking a new step in her career and will be leaving her role with us at Pilgrim. We are happy for her in her life and sad for us as we will miss her! We will have a special blessing of Thanksgiving and Godspeed for Anna during 9:30 am worship on Sunday, January 12. Here is what Anna wrote to share with you:I am sad to say that my time as director of children’s music will be coming to an end soon. I have loved my time at Pilgrim but recently received a full time job opportunity that would give me the opportunity to do the work I do with AmeriCorps VISTA full time on a national scale as VISTA Program Manager with the National Legal Aid Defense Association (NLADA) in Washington, D.C. While I will be based in Minnesota, this position will require frequent travel that will make me unable to continue as director of children’s music. My last day at Pilgrim will be Sunday, January 12th and my last day of choir will be Wednesday, January 8th. As always, please reach out with any questions or concerns at any point. I am committed to making this as smooth of a transition as possible for the whole community and hope to come back and sub for children’s choirs when needed and able. I have learned so much from the Pilgrim community and feel immensely grateful to have been given the opportunity to serve the community for the past two years as director of children’s music.With a grateful heart, Anna (she/they)The role of leading children in music for the future will be folded into the process of search for new musician/s to lead with us at Pilgrim. Pastor Jen invites people of all ages to join her to get creative about sharing music of all kinds from January-April.Meet downstairs in the Fellowship Hall on Wednesday, January 15, 5:30-6:20 pm to share ideas, pitch in, and make some beautiful musical plans. Jack Kahnert will be available as an accompanist and some Pilgrim musicians will also be there to help with choosing music that works for you.
9MUSIC NOTES (CONT.)Interim Music PlanA committee will be formed in January 2025 to determine the job description for Pilgrim’s new music director and proceed with interviews and hiring, which will occur later in the spring. The target start date will be the beginning of summer 2025. Please keep Pilgrim’s music ministers in your prayers as we navigate this transition together, and rest assured that our core values of creativity, worshiping and singing together will be present throughout this process. We will continue to make joyful, meaningful music together in this in-between time! Let us sing to God! The Pilgrim Vestry
10education, service, & fellowshipWinterPlayAs our community continues to grow in caring for one another, we’ve been blessed with another opportunity to care for people in our immediate neighborhood. This January through March, Pilgrim will be one of multiple faith communities hosting WinterPlay, a pilot program from Pilgrim’s mission partner, Interfaith Action of Greater Saint Paul. The goal of this program is to give families (especially those living in low-income and aordable housing) a larger space where their young children can play when the winter weather makes it hard to comfortably or safely play outside.Participating in this program is an easy lift for our community: We’re within one mile of neighbors who live in low-income or aordable housing; we have a perfect play space in our downstairs Fellowship Hall; and — most importantly — we are a community that truly cares about kids and families, and this program allows us to live into that value and ll a real need for people in our neighborhood.We’ll be lling that need by hosting play sessions from 10:30 am-12:00 pm on Wednesdays and Thursdays. WinterPlay sessions will start on January 8 and run through March 27. During these times, kids ages 5 and under will come with a caregiver and enjoy some gross motor play down in the Fellowship Hall. At least one Pilgrim host will be present at each session to make sure the space is open and ready, greet people as they come in, and maintain a safe environment for the kids and their caregivers to engage with the space. We would love to have a deep bench of volunteer hosts signed up for these times. If this is something you’d like to help with, please contact Annie Pezalla (annie.pezalla@gmail.com) or Kate Tosteson (kate.tosteson@gmail.com).More Than Happy Hour Tuesday, January 28, 6:30 pm at the home of Leif McLellan Boehm in Saint Louis ParkMore 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.Random Readers Book ClubThe Random Readers Book Club will gather on Thursday, January 16 at 1:30 pm in the Fireside Room at Pilgrim. We will be discussing The Personal Librarian by Marie Benedict and Victoria Christopher Murray. We hope you’ll join us. Contact Lynda Hirschboeck at (651) 698-7399 or hirschbo@gmail.com for more information.
11EDUCATION, SERVICE, & FELLOWSHIP (CONT.)Classics for PilgrimsClassics for Pilgrims will meet on Thursday, January 23, from 7-8:30 pm to discuss Double Indemnity by James McCain. This discussion will reect diverse opinions among a lively group of participants.This discussion is open to all. Join in the fun. Make new friends.Contact Barbara Taylor at (651) 699-1095 or bstaylor50@gmail.com for location info or with any questions. Men’s Breakfast January 6Men’s Breakfast will meet Monday, January 6 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.Coee Hour Hosts Needed!Thanks to many volunteers, we have had Coee Hour nearly every Sunday this summer! In order to continue this, we need volunteers to host Coee Hour on Sunday mornings. Are you interested? Sign up at tinyurl.com/pilgrimcoeehour! Thank you to Kirsten Anderson for organizing our volunteers! Volunteers Needed!We need you! Pilgrim is in need of volunteers to assist with various roles in and surrounding worship, both for morning and evening services. You need not be an experienced volunteer to sign up! Contact pilgrim@pilgrimstpaul.org for more information. Deadline for the Next Pilgrim Newsletter The deadline for sending in materials for the February newsletter is January 10. Please send items to newsletter@pilgrimstpaul.org.
12children, youth, & familiesBY MICKI NYLAND & JEN ROMEJanuary Faith Formation Happy New Year! We hope that 2025 will be a year of joy and hope for all of your families. We are excited to return to the regular rhythm of Faith Formation after a December lled with Christmas celebrations! The high school students will begin their study of the Beatitudes. Middle school students continue to build relationships with each other and with the Bible. The elementary students are venturing into the Wilderness for the remainder of the winter and spring! Important Dates for JanuaryJanuary 5: No Faith Formation; Happy New Year!January 12, 10:45 am: Faith Formation resumes; Grade 3-5 Families in Faith: Do Justice: Parents/caregivers and children learn and experience the importance of caring for those in need as we follow Jesus. Receive catechism and work gloves. Blessing: Sunday, January 19, during morning worshipJanuary 19, 10:45 am: Grade 1-2 Families in Faith: Share, Save, Spend: Parents/caregivers and children learn and experience how we follow Jesus by sharing our money and using it wisely. Receive Share, Save, Spend banks. Blessing: Sunday, January 26, during morning worshipJanuary 19, 1:00 pm: Deep Dive Conrmation: JUSTmove Lock-In (details below)Deep Dive ConrmationSunday, January 19, 1:00-11:00 pm: JUSTmove Lock-In at Woodlake Lutheran Church (2120 W. 76th St. Richeld, MN 55431)! A justice-themed, faith-lled lock-in for all! Hear from justice advocates from across the Twin Cities, JUSTmove presentation, inatables, games, delicious dinner, and more. HS Leadership training will happen at the beginning of the event. JUSTmove presentation will be led by Joe Davis and David Scherer with music, poetry, storytelling, dance, and conversation. All 6-9th grade youth and their friends (who are also in 6-9th grade) are welcome; 10-12th graders are invited to participate as leaders. This event is an overnight lock-in; however, Pastor Jen is not able to stay overnight, so a background checked adult would need to take her place 11:00 pm-7:00 am if youth want to stay overnight.There is no cost for this event! A suggested donation of $10 will go towards 2027 Youth Gathering MYLE scholarships. Please register online at tinyurl.com/justmove2025 by January 12.Please bring a water bottle, comfy clothes, afternoon or evening medication, (sleeping bag/blanket, pillow if it works out for folks to stay overnight).
13CHILDREN, YOUTH, & FAMILIES (CONT.)As this event will be o-site, we need a current completed permission form for your youth. If you registered your youth for faith formation this fall, we have a permission form for your youth already on le. If you have not registered, please do so, as that registration includes the permission form we need to accompany youth o site without parents/guardians. You can register/complete the permission form for your youth at tinyurl.com/pilgrimCYF2024.Please contact Pastor Jen with your needs and questions, who will be the Pilgrim adult present during the event. You can email her at pastorjenrome@pilgrimstpaul.org or text/call at (612) 396-0829.Student 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: Monday, January 20; Monday, January 27; Monday, February 17; Friday, March 7; Friday, March 28 (preK-grade 5 only); 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 the loved ones and communities of all victims of gun violence across our country, especially those in Madison, Wisconsin.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, 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 those whose lives are altered by climate events, especially those devastated by Hurricanes Milton and Helene. 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. 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. 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 Jim Boehm and Judy Droubie, on their wedding; For Alex, on Alex’s baptism; Epiphany and Alex, on their wedding; Kat and Kade on their wedding.Current Concerns: Michelle, cousin of Micki, recovery from surgery; Dave, father of Sam, brain cancer diagnosis; For the Radtke family, on the death of their dog, Cello; Tim, friend of Dan, starting chemo treatment; Guy, father of Dan, healing and endurance for health issues; For Terry, father of Amanda and grandfather of Gabby, healing from triple bypass surgery; Julia, stepdaughter of Chuck, recovery from hit and run; David, father of Karla, recovery from surgery; Roger, recovery from hospitalization; Rose, niece of Sue, pain following car accident; Phil, recovery from surgery; Tom, maintenance of health; Dan, son of Maggie and Tom, seeking employment; Linda, sister of Barbara, treatment for liver cancer; For Kristen and Henry, friends of Dan and Renee, as they manage health and family needs.Ongoing Health Concerns: Jane, mother of Karla, continued healing after complications of knee replacement surgery; Brant, brother of Zig, health concerns; Jan, mother of Leslie, cancer; Ana, friend of Sam, healing from cancer which has returned; Bob, father of Elizabeth, treatments for cancer; Mike, son of Chuck, ongoing care as a result of a serious motorcycle accident; Judy, health concerns; Roger, father of Ann, declining health; Dennis, uncle of Sam, health concerns; Carolyn, health concerns; Jolee, sister of Jess; Lisa, continued healing and recovery from serious illness; Merle, who is homebound.Christian Sympathy: For Dan, on the death of his grandmother, Carol; Melissa and family, on the unexpected death of her sister-in-law, Dawn; Lee, on the death of her brother, Rick.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.
15calendarJanuary 2025January 5 9:30 am Salsa del Soul Jazz Ensemble 10:45 am No Faith FormationJanuary 6 8:00 am Men’s BreakfastJanuary 7 10:30 am WinterPlay Leader Orientation 7:30 pm Executive Committee meetingJanuary 8 6:30 pm Conrmation Capstone meetingJanuary 9 7:30 pm Church Culture Coaching Team meetingJanuary 10 10:00 pm February newsletter deadlineJanuary 12 8:30 am Y’All Come Choir 9:30 am Thanksgiving & Godspeed for Anna Stolte- Huchim 10:45 am Grade 3-5 Families in FaithJanuary 14 11:30 am Lively Lunch BunchJanuary 16 1:30 pm Random Readers Book ClubJanuary 19 9:30 am Grade 3-5 Families in Faith blessing during worship 10:45 am Grade 1-2 Families in Faith 1:00 pm Deep Dive ConrmationJanuary 21 7:30 pm Vestry meetingJanuary 23 7:00 pm Classics for PilgrimsJanuary 26 9:30 am Grade 1-2 Families in Faith blessing during worship 10:45 am Forum on Pilgrim’s revised Reconciling in Christ Statement 6:51 pm Nordic & Taizé Heart Songs January 28 6:30 pm More Than Happy Hour
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