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Acts 29 “…proclaiming the kingdom of God and teaching about
the Lord Jesus Christ with all boldness…” Acts 28:31 ESV
Volume 5 Issue 2
RECTOR:
THE REV. JOHN H. (JACK)
POTTER
508-346-3423
VICAR:
THE REV. ALAN BOUFFARD
781-769-7940
YOUTH AND FAMILY
MINISTER:
PASTOR DAN SYLVIA
508-663-7088
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SUNDAY SERVICES
8:00 A.M. WORSHIP
9:30 A.M. ADULT EDUCATION
(FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH)
71 BOND STREET
NORWOOD, MA
9:45 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL
10:00 A.M. WORSHIP
31 HAYWARD STREET
FRANKLIN, MA
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IMPORTANT DATES
VESTRY MEETING
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6TH
OUTREACH MEETING
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8TH
ANNUAL PARISH MEETING
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 12TH
February 2012
“There are varieties of service,
but the same Lord.” 1 Corinthians 12:5 ESV
Dear Sisters and Brothers in Christ,
Jesus’ words to the church in Thyatira are recorded in The Revelation to
John: “‘I know your works, your love and faith and service and patient en-
durance, and that your latter works exceed the first.’” [2:19 ESV] If you
continue reading, however, you’ll find that Jesus also expresses deep con-
cern about other things that were taking place in the church and He urges
them to “hold fast what you have until I come.” Jesus is calling them to be
faithful to the mission of sharing the Gospel, to grow spiritually mature and
teach disciples – followers of Christ – about what it means to be members
of God’s family.
As most of you know Redeemer is moving into the fifth year of its exist-
ence as an Anglican parish with two locations, Franklin and Norwood.
There’s a danger that we can become too “comfortable” as we attend Sun-
day worship, assume that everything is working well and simply “relax”
and enjoy each other’s company as we worship together and pause for a
few minutes over coffee. The biblical model of Church, however, is not
one of comfort; certainly worship is an important part of our life together
but we’re also called to pray, to preach the Gospel, to read and study Holy
Scripture, to encourage and hold one another accountable as members of a
family, to grow spiritually mature and to serve others, within and outside
the parish. This can’t occur only on Sunday – it needs to happen through-
out the week.
It says in First Peter: “As each has received a gift, use it to serve one anoth-
er, as good stewards of God’s varied grace: whoever speaks, as one who
speaks oracles of God; whoever serves, as one who serves by the strength
that God supplies – in order that in everything God may be glorified
through Jesus Christ. To him belong glory and dominion forever and ever.
Amen.” [4:10-11 ESV]
The mission of the Anglican Church in North America is “Reaching North
America with the transforming love of Jesus Christ.” Our parish mission
states: “To celebrate the Christian faith acknowledging Jesus Christ as Lord
and Savior, uphold Scripture as the unchanging Word of God, and lead oth-
ers into a saving relationship with Him through Biblical teaching and fel-
lowship.” It’s clear that much remains to be accomplished. Your vestry
(Continued on page 2)
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Members of the Vestry
Senior Warden Jeff Newman
Junior Warden James Gaul
Treasurer Geoff Zini
Clerk Lee Grant
Wendy DiRico
Oliver Gruner
Ron McElman
Ed Ronan
Angela Woislaw ~~~~~~~~~~
Parish Administrator
Christine Gruner
Acts 29 Editor &
Administrative Assistant
Linda Hardin
508-346-3423
The Church of the Redeemer is a com-
munity of Christians
who seek to follow
Jesus Christ and lead others into a saving
relationship with Him
as it practices the Christian Faith within
the Anglican tradi-
tion.
The focus of the par-
ish is the reading and
studying of the Bible, through which God
has declared the Good
News of salvation from sin and the hope
of eternal life, and the
celebration of the sac-rament of Holy Com-
munion each Sunday.
The Church of the Redeemer is a parish
of The Anglican Dio-
cese in New England, The Anglican Church
in North America. It
is committed to work-
ing with Christians in all traditions and to
join with other parish-
es and our bishops to present Jesus Christ
in the power of the
Holy Spirit that peo-ple everywhere will
come to know Him as
Lord and serve Him
as King in the fellow-ship of His Church. OFFICE HOURS
MON., TUES., THURS., FRI.
9:00—1:45
WEDS. OFFICE CLOSED
TELEPHONE:
508-346-3423
EMAIL:
OFFICE@REDEEMER
ANGLICANCHURCH. ORG
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believes 2012 is an important time to stay focused on mis-
sion as we seek to understand how God is calling us to
move forward as a parish. The vestry believes that minis-
try to families and youth is a very important part of our
mission and they have taken a step of faith by calling Pas-
tor Dan Sylvia to full-time ministry at Redeemer. As
Christians each of us is a vital member of a multigenera-
tional family seeking to live out our faith together.
This is time to discern our spiritual gifts and commit our-
selves to use them to build up the parish and to grow more
mature in our faith as we live together as members of the
family of God. Lent begins on Ash Wednesday, February
22nd. Lent is an excellent time to reflect on our life togeth-
er and to draw closer to God and to one another. During
Lent there’ll be opportunities to do this by studying and
sharing within a small group. Groups will meet at various
times and will all use a study series entitled “The Prodigal
God” which focuses on the essential message of Jesus
that’s contained within one of His most familiar parables,
the Prodigal Son. In the parable Jesus reveals God’s prodi-
gal grace toward both the irreligious and the moralistic.
This study should challenge all of us to see Christianity in a
whole new way. Please read Pastor Dan’s article about
small groups on page 3.
As your brother in Christ, I urge you to take time this Lent
to reflect on how God is calling you to use your spiritual
gifts to help build up His holy Church, the Body of Christ
in the world.
Grace and peace,
Father Jack+
Redeemer Small Groups...
Rediscover the heart of the Christian Faith
SEE PAGE 3 FOR DETAILS
The Prodigal God Finding Your Place at the Table
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NEW ROAD AHEAD: REDEEMER SMALL GROUPS In this month’s opening article Father Jack offered a picture of Church that calls for
more than once-a-week participation. As we grow in Christ we begin to realize that
following Jesus requires us to have a comprehensive faith, an everyday faith. Be-
lievers are called to a life that models the entirety of what the Bible teaches. We
cannot pick and choose what days and what things we give to God, we must give
Him our all. One way we will strive to grow in that reality during this year at Re-
deemer is by doing small groups together! Father Jack described family as multigen-
erational (the oldest of our body to the youngest = one big family!) and as I look to
God for His vision of Family Ministry here, I see no better way to encourage spiritu-
al growth than for ALL of us to enter into intentional day-to-day life with each other!
The New Testament is replete with examples of the early church meeting not just on the Sabbath to wor-
ship but meeting every day to discuss God’s word, pray together and to meet each other’s needs. Father
Jack, the Wardens and I believe this model is the basis for our parish to participate in small group minis-
try. Here is a list of ways small groups help us enjoy comprehensive and true biblical fellowship with
God and each other:
1. They meet the need for a biblical pattern. (Acts 20:20)
2. They meet the need for intimate personal relationships. (Ecclesiastes 4:9-11)
3. They meet the need for individual expression. (1 Corinthians 14:26)
4. They meet the need for effective evangelism. (John 4:37)
5. They meet the need for accelerating spiritual growth. (Ephesians 4:16)
6. They meet the need for developing leaders. (2 Timothy 2:2)
7. They meet the need for releasing every believer into ministry. (Ephesians 4:12)
8. They meet the need for individual accountability amongst believers. (James 5:16)
The next question is “what exactly is a small group?” A small group is a group of approximately 6 to 12
people (in special circumstances maybe more) that meet during the week to pray together, study God’s
word and how it applies to their lives and to encourage authentic care and fellowship with and for one
another. We envision these groups meeting in parishioners’ homes to encourage hospitality and warmth.
Each group will have a leader and a host that will help to facilitate discussion and keep everything on
track during the group meetings.
These groups are not intended to be simply Bible studies, but to be community builders! The goal of the-
se groups is not only for participants to grow in faith but to also care for one another and create/foster
true community here at Redeemer; to truly “…have everything in common”. These groups are great
ways for friends and those who are nervous about coming to a church service on Sunday to be welcomed
into our church family in a more intimate and caring way! The Clergy and Wardens have a vision that
each and every person at Redeemer will find great value in participating in a small group! Already
there are a few small groups meeting during the week at Redeemer and as the year progresses more and
more groups will be available. These groups will take place on a variety of days and times to offer the
greatest flexibility for everyone to have a chance to participate. As Father Jack stated, during Lent we
will be giving everyone the opportunity to take part in a small group using The Prodigal God (Tim Kel-
ler) study. Be in prayer and on the lookout for the ways you can be involved in this exciting next step at
Redeemer!
“All the believers were together and had everything in common…every day they continued to meet together in the temple courts. They broke bread in their homes and ate together with glad and sincere hearts, praising God and
enjoying the favor of all the people. And the Lord added to their number daily those who were being saved.”
Acts 2:44-47 Blessings, Pastor Dan
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WORSHIP STUDY REFLECTION
AT REDEEMER
Lenten DisciplinesLenten DisciplinesLenten Disciplines
Are you looking for ways to deepen your walk with Jesus during Lent? Many people choose to take on
a new discipline during Lent instead of (or in addition to) “giving something up.” During Lent this
year at Redeemer you will have some special opportunities to do this.
Ash Wednesday LiturgyAsh Wednesday LiturgyAsh Wednesday Liturgy
Lent begins on Ash Wednesday, February 22nd. The Ash Wednesday liturgy, with the imposition of
ashes and Holy Communion, will begin on February 22nd at 7:30 p.m. at Redeemer-Franklin.
Wednesday Evening Prayer during LentWednesday Evening Prayer during LentWednesday Evening Prayer during Lent
The service of Evening Prayer will be offered each Wednesday during Lent, beginning on February
29th, at 7:30 p.m. in the church in Franklin. “The Daily Office” provides an opportunity to hear and
reflect on appointed readings from Holy Scripture in the daily lectionary and offers a time for prayer.
Lenten Small GroupsLenten Small GroupsLenten Small Groups
The Prodigal God The Prodigal God The Prodigal God ––– Finding Your Place at the TableFinding Your Place at the TableFinding Your Place at the Table
Lent is time to be intentional about going deeper in our faith – a season to grow more mature in what it
means to live the Christian life, not only on Sundays but throughout the week. I urge you to read and
reflect on Pastor Dan’s comments on page 3 about the importance of small groups for our parish.
During Lent there’ll be multiple, small group meetings, on various days and at various times, so that all
parishioners can select a time that works for them to be part of a small group during Lent. Each group
will use Tim Keller’s book, The Prodigal God, as the focus for their time together. This short book
offers an unforgettable journey of exploring one of the most powerful, but often misunderstood para-
bles in the Gospels, the parable of the Prodigal Son. Each of the six sessions will also have time to get
better acquainted and to pray for each other’s concerns and joys.
Multiple signup sheets will be available to enable you to select the group you would like to join.
Sunday Worship in LentSunday Worship in LentSunday Worship in Lent
As reminders of our journey through Lent the following changes will be incorporated on Sunday morn-
ing. The color of the season is purple to reflect the penitential nature of the season. Our Lenten wor-
ship reflects this tone in several ways:
There will be no flowers on the altar.
Sunday worship begins with “A Penitential Order.”
The Kyrie eleison replaces the Gloria in excelsis.
“Alleluias” are set aside until Easter, spoken and sung.
A Solemn Prayer over the People replaces the Blessing.
Some of these practices go back to the early days of the Church and they are utilized to help us remem-
ber and meditate on the great Paschal mystery -- the salvation God won for us by the suffering, death
and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
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Norwood meeting at the
First Baptist Church
71 Bond Street (corner of Bond & Walpole Streets)
Norwood, MA 02062
AWANA and
Pizza Wednesday Volunteers Wanted
The Church in Norwood is looking for volun-
teers to work in the AWANA and Pizza
Wednesday programs. If you enjoy working
with children or youth and would like to help
with either of these ministries, please call Fa-
ther Alan. All volunteers must be CORI
checked and view an online training video be-
fore working in either of these programs.
Shrove TuesdayShrove TuesdayShrove Tuesday
Pancake SupperPancake SupperPancake Supper
February 21, 2012
Tickets are on Sale!
There will be a Pancake Supper on February
21st between 6:00 and 7:30 p.m. in the church
hall in Norwood. This will be our third annual
Pancake Supper and will include Mardi Gras
entertainment. The pancakes will be home-
made “from scratch” (no mixes) with real ma-
ple syrup, ham, fruit salad and more. Don’t
miss it! Tickets are on sale in Norwood and
Franklin after Sunday services. A bargain at
$3.00!
Healing Prayer
at Redeemer…
The Church of the Redeemer is
blessed with the addition of a
healing ministry with the “laying
on of hands.” Dick and Donna
Tomassini have brought many
years of experience to offer this
to our parish, friends and family. It is available
every Sunday following the worship service in
the room to the left of the doors going out of the
church.
There have been several testimonials declaring
the healing the Lord has done. Wendy DiRico,
Chris Miller and Christine Keddy have given tes-
timonials. Many of us have heard Mary Potter
sing again! Praise God.
I have been working with Dick and Donna on a
personal level and have not only received physi-
cal healing, but an immense inner peace. The
peace that surpasses all understanding – truly a
gift from our Lord.
The Lord has declared that we are all His disci-
ples and that praying and working together, shar-
ing and healing, that we draw together as a com-
munity and an intimacy is established. We are
His hands and feet and we are given His authority
to heal and support one another. All healing is
done in the Name of Jesus and in the power of
the Holy Spirit.
Joan Loud
Annual Parish Meeting
February 12th
in Franklin
following the 10:00 a.m.
Worship Service
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Would you be interested in
joining Outreach, sharing ide-
as or participating in one of
the projects? Please consider
joining us at our next meeting
or contact Elwood Willey.
The next Outreach meeting will be
held Wednesday, February 8th at 7:30
p.m. at the church - Franklin. All are
welcome.
Outreach Project Outreach Project Outreach Project
January & February January & February January & February
2012 2012 2012
Fuel AssistanceFuel AssistanceFuel Assistance Our Outreach project for the New Year is collect-
ing funds for heating fuel assistance for needy
families through the Santa Foundation
(administered by the Sullivan Associates). This
includes heating oil, gas or electrical fueled heat-
ing assistance and 100% of the funds collected are
used for this purpose. This project assists families
throughout the area – not just Franklin. Please
use the Outreach envelopes available on the Wel-
come table to support this effort, and note in the
memo line of your checks “Fuel Assistance.”
As of January 29, 2012 we have collected $165
towards this important Outreach effort.
Tips for giving:
Cut out and post the Acts 29
weekly Food Pantry shopping list
as a reminder when filling out the
family shopping list.
Add the Food Pantry items to the list. Pick up
a couple of items to donate each week – it
will make a big difference to those in need.
Arrive at the store and can’t remember the
weekly item? A jug of laundry detergent or
paper products can be a default item as they
are always needed.
On a tight budget? Buy store brand items and
use coupons.
February
FRANKLIN FOOD PANTRY
Feb 5 Paper products – toilet paper,
Kleenex, paper towels etc.
Feb 12 Baking mixes, flour, sugar
Feb 19 Laundry detergent, dishwashing
detergent
Feb 26 Coffee / tea
Once again the chefs of
Redeemer are donning
their aprons to cook din-
ner for the residents of
Medway House, a local
shelter for homeless fam-
ilies. As we go to press, we are waiting confirma-
tion of a date in mid-February, just after Valen-
tine’s Day. A sign-up sheet will be available at the
church. Non-cooks can also contribute by provid-
ing bread or rolls, or cookies for dessert. We
know the families appreciate our work, so hope
you will sign up soon. Contact Nancy Snow if
you have questions.
January 2012
I am writing on behalf of the 109 homeless and formerly homeless
families that Pathways, Medway House and Clinton House were able to help this past holiday season.
Your wonderful donation of generous gift cards for the families of
Medway House was an important part of making the holiday special for all of these families.
Thank you so much for your kindness and generosity.
Maribeth Boyd Donations Coordinator
MEDWAY HOUSEMEDWAY HOUSEMEDWAY HOUSE
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BIRTHDAYS IN FEBRUARY
February 8 Christopher DiRico
February 14 Mark Fontes
February 16 Samantha Hayes
February18 Elijah Sylvia
February 19 Barbara Tillinghast
February 24 Paul Potter
February 27 Brigid McKee
February 28 Judith McKee
ANNIVERSARIES IN FEBRUARY
February 14 Rick & Joan Loud
If we missed your birthday or anniversary this month, please contact Linda Hardin at 508-346-3423 or
[email protected] to update our parish records.
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Vestry Highlights
from the January meeting
CHURCH
CANCELLATIONS
If it is necessary to cancel Sunday worship in
Franklin due to severe weather, information
will be on WBZ (Channel 4) and WCVB
(Channel 5) and the stations’ websites and on
the parish answering machine, 508-346-3423.
The following summary reflects the discussions
and actions taken by your vestry at its January
16th meeting:
The meeting was opened with prayer
and a reflection by Angela Woislaw.
At our treasurer’s (Geoff Zini) recom-
mendation the vestry approved the pur-
chase of new accounting software for
the parish and a laptop computer for the
treasurer.
Plans for the Annual Meeting on Feb-
ruary 12th and the slate for vestry nomi-
nations were discussed.
Junior Warden, James Gaul, reported
on the recent “visioning day” attended
by the wardens and clergy; 2012 is en-
visioned as an important year of plan-
ning for the parish (as we stay obedient
to our mission), a time to grow more
mature spiritually and to make plans for
the future. Small groups are viewed as
important in this process.
The vestry unanimously approved hir-
ing Pastor Dan Sylvia on a full-time ba-
sis (he has been serving part-time, 30
hours per week).
Wendy DiRico’s current term ends at
the Annual Meeting; she was thanked
for her several years of service on the
vestry.
The meeting was closed in prayer. The next
vestry meeting will be on February 6th at 7:30
p.m. in Franklin; vestry meetings are open to
all parishioners.
This month all Redeem-
er contributors will be
receiving their 2011
annual giving state-
ments in the mail. If
you have any questions regarding your state-
ment, please contact the church office at 508-
346-3423 or by email at:
Volunteers Needed for
Franklin Food Pantry
Annual Phone Drive
February 18th and 25th The Franklin Food Pantry is currently planning
our second annual phone drive and are requesting
volunteers to help us with making calls to Frank-
lin residents. Last year, we had 40 volunteers
raise over $12,000.00 for the food pantry!
We will be making calls on Saturday, February
18th and Saturday, February 25th, at Dean College
from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. We request that
volunteers commit to at least two hours of calling
time: 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., 12:00 p.m. to
2:00 p.m., 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. or 4:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
If you would be willing to help with this effort,
please contact Maureen Roy at:
[email protected] with the times
you are available.
Upcoming Anglican Events…Upcoming Anglican Events…Upcoming Anglican Events…
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Anglican 4Anglican 4Anglican 4ththth Day Weekend Day Weekend Day Weekend –––
May 3 May 3 May 3 ––– 6, 20126, 20126, 2012
The next Anglican 4th Day (A4D) Co-ed week-
end will be held May 3rd through the 6th at
Betania II in Medway, MA. The weekend be-
gins on Thursday evening and ends Sunday af-
ternoon. It offers an opportunity to draw closer
to Christ with fellow Christians in a friendly,
non-threatening environment. During the week-
end participants live and learn together as they
listen to and discuss talks given by lay and cler-
gy speakers. The talks present a vision of the
Christian life and information about our faith,
the beliefs we share and how to live them out on
a daily basis.
A4D is part of a world-wide movement within
the Church that seeks to draw believers closer to
Jesus and become more fully committed to the
Christian communities of which they are a part.
A4D encourages the formation of groups of
men and women committed to the mission of
the Church and living the Christian life in the
world. A4D is designed to provide a time away
to focus on what is fundamental to being a
Christian – to live in union with Christ and to
share Him with others. Information about A4D
within The Anglican Church in North America
is available at http://www.anglican4thday.com/
index.html. Information about the local A4D
movement is at :
http://www.anglican4thday.com/id36.html.
If you would like more information or an appli-
cation to attend, please speak to Margy Gil-
more, Cindy Holmstrom, Allan Keddy, Joan
Loud, Chris Miller, Paul Potter or Father Jack.
The next Men’s weekend is scheduled for No-
vember 8th – 11th, 2012.
February 11:
A4D Dinner and Fundraiser at Redeemer You are invit-
ed for an even-
ing of fun, fel-
lowship and
food on Saturday, February 11th, 6:00 p.m. at Re-
deemer in Franklin. The dinner will be hosted
by Anglican 4th Day Northeast. A roast beef din-
ner and music will be provided. Free will offer-
ings will benefit the A4D weekend scholarship
program.
Everyone is invited – the A4D community and
friends are welcome! If you would like to help
set-up or need more information speak to Cindy
Holmstrom; please RSVP to the church office by
February 4th.
February 8:
The Rev. Dr. John Yates will lead
a seminar entitled, The Surprising
Workings of God, at the Ockenga
Institute at Gordon Conwell Theo-
logical Seminary, Hamilton, MA,
9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. An Anglican
reception will follow the seminar. Father Yates
is the rector of Falls Church in Fall Church, Vir-
ginia and was a leader in the birthing of the An-
glican Church in North America; he lead his con-
gregation of 3,500 members out of The Episco-
pal Church in 2006…an historic move as this
church had been instrumental in forming the
Protestant Episcopal Church in the late 1700’s.
February 11:
What is Anglicanism? – a one-
day overview by The Rev. Dr.
Leslie Fairfield at Church of the
Redeemer, 691 South East Street,
Amherst, MA, Saturday, February
11th from 10 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. There is no
charge and lunch is provided.
Details for the above events are available at:
http://ad-ne.org/#/news-and-events
Anglican Church of The RedeemerAnglican Church of The RedeemerAnglican Church of The Redeemer
February 2012February 2012February 2012 Norwood - 8:00 a.m. Sunday worship
9:30 a.m. Adult Education
3:00 p.m. AWANA Club (except February 12)
Franklin - 9:45 a.m. Sunday School
10:00 a.m. Sunday worship
6:00 p.m. Youth Group (Check with Pastor Dan for exact schedule)
Check the website, weekly bulletin, or call 508-346-3423 for other events
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1 2 5:30 a.m. Men’s Small Group
3 4
5 6
7:30 p.m. Vestry Meeting at
the church - Franklin
7
7:00 p.m. Prayer Group at
Joan Loud’s Home
8
9 5:30 a.m. Men’s Small Group
10 11
12
Family Sunday
13 14
15 16 5:30 a.m. Men’s Small Group 2:00 p.m. Holy Eucharist at
Franklin House
17 18
19 20
March Acts 29
Deadline 7:30 p.m. Vestry at the
church - Franklin
21
22
Lent Begins 23 5:30 a.m. Men’s Small Group
24 25
26 27 28
7:00 p.m. Prayer Group at
Joan Loud’s Home
29
Pizza
Wednesday At the church -Norwood
Pizza
Wednesday At the church -Norwood
Pizza
Wednesday At the church -Norwood
8:30 a.m. Men’s Breakfast Group at Bob’s Restaurant, Millis
10:00 a.m. The Rev. Fairfield What is Anglicanism? 6:00 p.m. A4D Dinner/Fundraiser, at the
church - Franklin
8:30 a.m. Men’s Breakfast Group at Bob’s Restaurant, Millis
Valentines Day
…..the one who loves another has fulfilled the law.
Romans 13:8b 7:00 p.m. Prayer Group at Joan Loud’s Home
7:30 p.m. Ash Wednesday Service - Franklin
Annual Parish Meeting
February 12th
in Franklin
following the 10:00 a.m.
Worship Service
Pizza
Wednesday At the church -Norwood
9:30 a.m. The Rev. Yates
Workings of God
7:30 p.m. Outreach Meeting at
the church - Franklin
6:00 p.m.
Shrove TuesdayShrove TuesdayShrove Tuesday
Pancake SupperPancake SupperPancake Supper At the church At the church At the church ---
NorwoodNorwoodNorwood
7:00 p.m. Prayer Group at Joan Loud’s Home
See Sunday
Schedule
Above
P.O. Box 354
Franklin, MA 02038
Parish website
www.redeemeranglicanchurch.org
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