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A Change of Plan! With recent events in Brads and my life, I have decided that I would like to lead a purposefully inspirational journey this Lent. I invite you all to join me. We will no longer be reading Trouble Ive Seen, a book that discusses racism in the Church, an important subject to be sure. We are now go- ing to read Ill Push You, the extraordinary true story of lifelong best friends Patrick Gray and Jus- tin Skeesuck, who were born days apart, went to school together and were best man at each oth- ers weddings. Justin has a neuromuscular disease similar to ALS. Patrick has helped him to live life fully. When Justin saw a travel show about Spains Camino de Santiago, a 500 mile trek across north- ern Spain, he wondered if they could ever do it. Patricks response was, Ill push you.This is the story of their amazing journey. I have ordered copies of the book, $10 each. Pay if you can. Sign up! We meet for supper and shar- ing every Tuesday during Lent at 6:30 pm (you can be late!). We begin our Lenten book journey on Tuesday, March 3. Diocesan Women's Lenten Retreat Good Shepherd is honored to be hosting the Diocesan Women's Lenten Retreat which is tak- ing place on March 28th from 10am-3pm. The discussion is The Triduum and it is being present- ed by the Rev. Sr. Margaret Kentigern. There is a suggested donation of $10 and lunch will be served. You may register on-line at TINYURL.COM/WOMENSRETREAT03282020. For more information or assistance in registering you may reach out to Diane Wall. Parish Breakfast! Our Parish Breakfast will be next Sunday, March 8th at 9 AM. Please plan on joining us and bring your favorite dish to share. Worshipping With Us Welcome! Episcopal worship is parcipatory. We stand, we kneel, we speak, somemes we sing! Please join in at your level of comfort. If youd like to learn more about what we as Episcopalians believe or if you have any quesons, please fill out one of the yellow cards in the pew and give it to Mother Susan or one of our ushers. We hope you feel welcome here and that you will come back oſten to feed your faith. A Word About Receiving Communion in the Episcopal Church All are invited to the Altar to receive. If you would like a blessing, just cross your arms over your chest. If you decide to receive only the bread, extend your hand for the wafer and cross your arms over your chest to decline the wine. For the wine or grape juice you may guide the chalice to your lips by placing your hand gently on the chalices base and guiding it. Or you can dip your host (wafer) into the wine. Or you can give the host to the Lay Eucharisc Minister, who will dip the host into the wine and place it in your mouth. CONTEMPLATIVE PRAYER The Contemplative Group will meet at 10 AM in the Conference Room for 20 minutes of contem- plation, followed by a section of Fr. Richard Rohr's The Naked Now. FOOD PANTRY Next week, March 7 & 8 we are collecting Cereal for the Pitman Food Pantry. All donations are greatly appreciat- ed and accepted. Stations of the Cross will be on Friday Nights: (The meal is optional) 3/6/20 - 6:30 pm Pizza (No meat toppings) Bring your own drink (all participants will chip in) 7:00 pm Stations in the Church. 3/13/20 - 7:00 pm Stations in the Church (no meal). 3/20/20 - 6:30 pm Pizza (No meat toppings) Bring your own drink (all participants will chip in) 7:00 pm Stations in the Church. 3/27/20 - 7:00 pm Stations in the Church (no meal). 4/3/20 - 6:30 pm Pizza (No meat toppings) Bring your own drink (all participants will chip in) 7:00 pm Stations in the Church. 4/10/20 - (Good Friday) 10:00 am Children's Stations of the Cross in the Church (no meal). 4/10/20 - (Good Friday) 12:00 pm Regular Stations of the Cross (no meal). We encourage all congregants to attend. Stations are a very important part of Lent, as we walk with Jesus through his Fourteen Stations. We really get a sense of what He went through. It can be very emotional, but this emotion makes Easter seem so much more meaningful! Lenten Devotion Materials At the back of the church you will find a basket of Lenten materials for you to use during Lent. Please help yourself. Join the Choir for Lent! Have you ever wanted to sing with the choir but were- n't ready for a long-term commitment? Have you ever wanted to participate in the tradition of our Lenten can- tata? Your time has come! Come join the choir and prepare to perform The Weeping Tree, which will be presented at the March 29 service. Show up Thurs- day nights at 7:15. All are welcome! Remember you can find out what is going on at Good Shepherd by reading The Crook, the Trifold or checking our Website! www.goodshepherdpitman.org

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A Change of Plan!

With recent events in Brad’s and my life, I have decided that I would like to lead a purposefully inspirational journey this Lent. I invite you all to join me. We will no longer be reading Trouble I’ve Seen, a book that discusses racism in the Church, an important subject to be sure. We are now go-ing to read I’ll Push You, the extraordinary true story of lifelong best friends Patrick Gray and Jus-tin Skeesuck, who were born days apart, went to school together and were best man at each oth-er’s weddings. Justin has a neuromuscular disease similar to ALS. Patrick has helped him to live life fully. When Justin saw a travel show about Spain’s Camino de Santiago, a 500 mile trek across north-ern Spain, he wondered if they could ever do it. Patrick’s response was, “I’ll push you.” This is the story of their amazing journey. I have ordered copies of the book, $10 each. Pay if you can. Sign up! We meet for supper and shar-ing every Tuesday during Lent at 6:30 pm (you can be late!). We begin our Lenten book journey on Tuesday, March 3.

Diocesan Women's Lenten Retreat

Good Shepherd is honored to be hosting the

Diocesan Women's Lenten Retreat which is tak-

ing place on March 28th from 10am-3pm. The

discussion is The Triduum and it is being present-

ed by the Rev. Sr. Margaret Kentigern. There is

a suggested donation of $10 and lunch will be

served. You may register on-line at

TINYURL.COM/WOMENSRETREAT03282020.

For more information or assistance in registering

you may reach out to Diane Wall.

Parish Breakfast!

Our Parish Breakfast will be next Sunday, March

8th at 9 AM. Please plan on joining us and bring

your favorite dish to share.

Worshipping With Us

Welcome! Episcopal worship is participatory. We stand, we kneel, we speak, sometimes we sing! Please join in at your level of comfort. If you’d like to learn more about what we as Episcopalians believe or if you have any questions, please fill out one of the yellow cards in the pew and give it to Mother Susan or one of our ushers. We hope you feel welcome here and that you will come back often to feed your faith.

A Word About Receiving Communion in the Episcopal Church

All are invited to the Altar to receive. If you would like a blessing, just cross your arms over your chest. If you decide to receive only the bread, extend your hand for the wafer and cross your arms over your chest to decline the wine. For the wine or grape juice you may guide the chalice to your lips by placing your hand gently on the chalice’s base and guiding it. Or you can dip your host (wafer) into the wine. Or you can give the host to the Lay Eucharistic Minister, who will dip the host into the wine and place it in your mouth.

CONTEMPLATIVE PRAYER

The Contemplative Group will meet at 10 AM in the Conference Room for 20 minutes of contem-plation, followed by a section of Fr. Richard Rohr's The Naked Now.

FOOD PANTRY

Next week, March 7 & 8 we are collecting Cereal for the Pitman Food Pantry. All donations are greatly appreciat-ed and accepted.

Stations of the Cross will be on Friday Nights:

(The meal is optional)

3/6/20 - 6:30 pm Pizza (No meat toppings) – Bring your own drink (all participants will chip in) 7:00 pm Stations in the Church.

3/13/20 - 7:00 pm Stations in the Church (no meal).

3/20/20 - 6:30 pm Pizza (No meat toppings) – Bring your own drink (all participants will chip in) 7:00 pm Stations in the Church.

3/27/20 - 7:00 pm Stations in the Church (no meal).

4/3/20 - 6:30 pm Pizza (No meat toppings) – Bring your own drink (all participants will chip in) 7:00 pm Stations in the Church.

4/10/20 - (Good Friday) 10:00 am Children's Stations of the Cross in the Church (no meal).

4/10/20 - (Good Friday) 12:00 pm Regular Stations of the Cross (no meal).

We encourage all congregants to attend. Stations are a very important part of Lent, as we walk with Jesus through his Fourteen Stations. We really get a sense of what He went through. It can be very emotional, but this emotion makes Easter seem so much more meaningful!

Lenten Devotion Materials At the back of the church you will find a basket of Lenten materials for you to use during Lent. Please help yourself.

Join the Choir for Lent!

Have you ever wanted to sing with the choir but were-n't ready for a long-term commitment? Have you ever wanted to participate in the tradition of our Lenten can-tata? Your time has come! Come join the choir and prepare to perform The Weeping Tree, which will be presented at the March 29 service. Show up Thurs-day nights at 7:15. All are welcome!

Remember you can find out what is going on at Good Shepherd by reading The Crook, the Trifold or checking our Website!

www.goodshepherdpitman.org

T h i s W e e k a t G o o d S h e p h e r d February 29th to March 6th

Lent 1 February 29 & March 1 Saturday 2/29 - 4:30 PM Open for Prayer! 5:30 PM Holy Eucharist Sunday 3/1 - 9 AM Open for Prayer! 10 AM Holy Eucharist 10 AM Sunday School 11:30 AM Children’s Choir Tuesday 3/3 - 9 AM Morning Prayer 6:30 PM Lenten Series I’ll Push You Wednesday 3/4 - 10 AM Contemplative Prayer 7 PM Brotherhood of St. Andrew Thursday 3/5 - 9 AM Morning Prayer 9:30 AM Thursday Study Group 6 PM Bell Choir Practice 7:15 PM Choir Practice Friday 3/6 - 6:30 PM Pizza Dinner 7 PM Stations of the Cross

Lent 2 March 7 & 8 Saturday 3/7 - Diocesan Convention 4:30 PM Open for Prayer! 5:30 PM Holy Eucharist w/Healing Prayer Sunday 3/8 - 9 AM Open for Prayer! 9 AM Parish Breakfast 10 AM Holy Eucharist 10 AM Sunday School 11:30 AM Children’s Choir 11:30 AM Vestry Meeting Monday 3/9 - 7 PM Women at the Well - ECW Tuesday 3/10 - 9 AM Morning Prayer 9:30 AM Caring Hands 6:30 PM Lenten Series I’ll Push You Wednesday 3/11 - 7 PM Property Committee Meeting Thursday 3/12 - 9 AM Morning Prayer 9:30 AM Thursday Study Group 6 PM Bell Choir Practice 7:15 PM Choir Practice Friday 3/13 - 7 PM Stations of the Cross

T h e E p i s c o p a l C h u r c h o f t h e

G o o d S h e p h e r d

The Rev. Susan Osborne-Mott, Rector 732-759-4358

[email protected]

The Rev. Carl Dunn, Deacon 609-868-7102

[email protected]

Parish Office 315 Highland Terrace

Pitman, New Jersey 08071

Phone: 856-589-8209 / Fax: 856-582-2306

Email: [email protected]

Http://www.goodshepherdpitman.org

Sunday School led by Brad & Jaclyn Davies

VESTRY

Len Clark - Sr. Warden

Beth Portocalis - Jr. Warden

Chuck Lezenby - Clerk of the Vestry

Mel Caron – Assistant Clerk of the Vestry

Steve Mackay, Lauren Kaltwasser, Amanda McNally

(Class of 2020)

Diane Wall, Len Fedullo, Aimee Burgin

(Class of 2021)

Jeff Bathurst, Brad Davies, Dana Szilier

(Class of 2022)

Lee Braidwood - Treasurer

George Funk - Asst. Treasurer

Lent 1

February 29 & March 1, 2020

Pastoral Emergencies

If a Pastoral Emergency should come up for you, hospitali-

zation, death in the family, please call the Church Office

856-589-8209 or after Office hours please call Mother

Susan at 732-759-4358.

Parish Office Hours

Monday through Thursday 8:30AM to 2:30PM. Friday - 8:30AM to 1:30PM