The Rev. Robert Childers

• Rector

The Rev. Mac Brown

•Assistant to the Rector

The Rev. Louis Garcia

•Deacon

The Rev. Janice Robbins

•Deacon

Harry Brigham •Sexton

Kathleen Crevasse

•Director of

Chris&an Forma&on

Elizabeth Farr

•Director of Youth Programs

Wanda McKinley •Sexton

Larry Morrow •Sexton

Angie Murphy

•Administra&ve Coordinator

Becki Pineda

•Parish Administrator

Keith Sanford

•Treasurer

Sandy Skorput

•Good Shepherd School

Director

John Wigal

•Director of Music/Organist

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Sunday, February 1, 2015, The Fourth Sunday after the Epiphany

Calendar of Events

Sunday, February 1 8:00 am Holy Eucharist Rite I, Church 9:15 am Lectionary Study, Library Bringing it Home, Lupton Reading Room Shepherd’s Study, Youth Building 10:30 am Holy Eucharist Rite II, Church 5:05 pm Holy Eucharist Rite II, Chapel (informal, come as you are) Tuesday, February 3 10:00 am Intercessory Prayer Group, Chapel 10:30 am Holy Eucharist and Healing Rite II, Chapel 11:15 am Centering Prayer, Library

Wednesday, February 4 7::00 am Men’s Bible Study, Talbird Hall 4:30 pm Centering Prayer, Youth Bldg. 4:30 - 5:00 pm Cherub Choir 5:00 - 6:00 pm Junior Choir begins 5:30 pm Holy Eucharist, Alternate Liturgy 6:00 pm Shepherds Night Out with Eucharist 6:45 - 8:15 pm Adult Choir Thursday, February 5 10:30 am Bible Study, Library 3:00-4:00 pm Dr. Rebecca Wright, Library 5:00 pm Holy Eucharist Rite I, Chapel

A Jazz MassA Jazz MassA Jazz MassA Jazz Mass

Adult Choir and Adult Choir and Adult Choir and Adult Choir and

Youth ChoraleYouth ChoraleYouth ChoraleYouth Chorale Ann Pope, Piano

Jack Willard, Bass

Chip Henderson, Drums

02.08.2015

10:30 a.m.

On Sunday, February 8, the Adult Choir, Youth Chorale and jazz trio will present “A Little Jazz Mass” by Bob Chilcott. The mass will be sung as part of our normal Rite II Eucharist. This music follows the tradition of the missa brevis or “brief mass” with musical settings for the Gloria, Sanctus, Benedictus and Agnus Dei. Today we generally sing these parts of the mass as a congregation from settings found in our hymnal. The setting offered on February 8 is intended to be sung by the choir alone, acting on behalf of the congregation. Also joining us on this Sunday will be Nick Hartline on clarinet, offering the prelude and, with the Adult Choir, the offertory anthem.

9th Graders will gather for fun, food, and fellowship in the Lupton Reading Room following the 10:30 a.m. service on Sundays, February 8 & 22, March 22, April 12, and April 26.

Pilgrimage Group: We will meet next on Sunday, February 8, from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. at the Long home and again at the same time on Sunday, February 22, at the Farrs.

Youth News

MIDDLE SCHOOL SUPER BOWL PARTY THIS SUNDAY: There might be some controversy surrounding the big game, but there is no question that we are getting together to watch it!!! Come on out

to Talbird Hall at 6:00 p.m. for food*** and to watch the game on the big screen until half-time.

***Please bring a favorite game day/tailgate food with you.

Clergy on Call: The Rev. Mac Brown is available for pastoral emergencies: c) 423-326-4478

Worship Sunday, February 1, 2015, The Fourth Sunday after the Epiphany

Today’s readings are: Deuteronomy 18:15-20; Psalm 111; I Corinthians 8:1-13; Mark 1:21-28

The Flowers on the altar are placed to the glory of God and in loving memory of Tom Moore, Jr.

and in loving honor of Sarah Temple Moore

given by Chris & Ellen Moore

8:00 am Holy Eucharist: Rite I

The Rev. Mac Brown will preach.

Ushers: George Foster, Jeff Campbell Chalice Bearer: Molly Adams

Lay Reader: Connie Stone Vestry Greeter: Jeremy McDowell

9:15 Christian Formation Lectionary Study, Library

Bringing it Home, Lupton Reading Room

Shepherd’s Study, Youth Building

10:30 am Holy Eucharist: Rite II

The Rev. Mac Brown will preach.

Ushers: Cliff Martin, Jay Robinson, James Williams, Mark Keown Lay Readers: Hap Harwell, Susan Probasco, Margaret Ann Bentley

Chalice Bearers: Wejun Robinson, Charlie Brock, Rose Hutcheson, Shelley Henson

Verger: Keith Sanford Acolyte Master: Thompson Pettway

Acolytes: Reed & Wes Carroll, Carter & Myers Dickinson, Murfee & Lucy Jones, Clayton & Parrish Pettway

Hospitality Greeter: Anna Kent

Vestry Greeter: Matt Farr

Children’s Church: Mary Catherine Townsend & Erika Lopez-Durel Children’s Liturgy of the Word: Nicki Brock

Lay Eucharistic Visitors: Terry Childers, Harriet Chipley

Flower Guild

Susan Jensen, Mary Elizabeth Corey, Connie Higgason, Jane Woolley, Donna Williams, Paula Gossett

Chapel Flower Guild Maddin Corey, Kate Dilworth

Linen Guild Caroline Cavett, Ellen Whitaker

Meals on Wheels Wejun Robinson

Altar Guild Cathy Slocumb, Gay Burns, Nancy Boyd, Liza Hailey,

Trisha Vinson, Sandy Webb, Margaret Anne Haley

Flower Delivery

Ellen & Phil Whitaker

Prayers of Concern: Phyllis, Sissy, Fran, Tina, Robert K., Brendan, Marty K., Kate Grosvenor, Wade, Toni, Sarah, Ellen, Bob A., Ginny T., Lynn, Susie, Jim K., Linda H., Caiti S., Pat Wiedmer, Debbie, Carter, Christie Wright, Anne Hall, Gracie S., Nick Nichols, Brian Smith, Noah O’Brien, Max D., Joe Thatcher, Carolyn D., Aileen; for peace throughout the world; those serving in our Armed Forces, especially Bailey, Michael, Cole, Judd, Hunter; for all those suffering in the world. *Diocesan Prayer Calendar: St. Andrew’s, Maryville; Blessed Redeemer, Howe Creek; Our Most Merciful Savior, Santee; St. Paul’s, Vermillion all in the South Dakota Diocese; The 31st Annual Diocesan Convention *The deceased: Shelley Andrews *Thanksgivings: The People of Good Shepherd, Staff, Vestry, Godly Play Teachers *Birthdays (1) John Griffin, Frank Schriner, Jeff Campbell, Henry Robbins, James Adams, Frances Bohner (2) Mike Costello, Morgan Adams, Lesley Brock, (3) Brian Johnson, Eliza Caldwell, Virginia Pettway, Jack Forrester, Adella Casagrande (4) Wells, Parker, III, Carson Thatcher, Laura Hubano, George Brock, Jr. (5) Jim Ensign, Jr., Jim Levi, Kate McGee, Rose Hutcheson (6) Roy Maddox, Jr., Shelley Armstrong, David Voges, Emma Davis, Emily Chalverus

Just a Friendly Parking Reminder: Please save the circle parking area on Sunday for those with mobility issues or with small children. Also, the Fire Marshall has asked that we keep the

street area where you turn on to Franklin from Scenic clear of any vehicles, to insure that emergency vehicles can get through if needed. We appreciate your cooperation.

Shepherd’s Night Out

Wednesday, February 4th : Don’t forget to sign up with Becki (becki@gslookout.com) by Tuesday at 10am!

Menu: Shrimp and Grits Option: Pizza 12 & up $8.00; 2 –11 $5.00 Captains: The Childers

The following Sunday dates are open for ALTAR FLOWERS - February 8th; August 2nd or 30th; October 18th; November 8th. If you would like to “remember” or “honor” someone, please fill out the form below and drop it in the mail or in the offering plate.

Name__________________________________ Phone or email ___________________________

I would like to purchase Altar Flowers for Sunday, ________________________ 2015

In loving memory of ____________________________ / In honor of ___________________________________

Please bill me ($150) ___ Enclosed is a check ____

You will be billed a week or two after the Sunday you choose.

Baptismal Dates for 2015

Baptismal dates for Church of the Good Shepherd are: Easter Vigil: Saturday, April 4th; Easter Sunday, April 5; Bishop’s visit and confirmation Sunday, April 26th; Pentecost, Sunday, May 24th; All Saint’s Day, Sunday, November 1st.

Help us solve the mystery and get them back home. We are missing:

8 Black folding chairs

4 Long White Round Tablecloths

John Wigal’s Step Stool

1 big white cooler that belongs to Good Shepherd School

Lenten Reflection Writers Needed - with a new twist this year … Once again we plan to publish a Lent Devotion book with reflections written by parishioners. This year, instead of writing on the daily readings, our writers will put pen to paper (well, fingers to keyboards?) after reflecting on the Gospel for each week and an image chosen by our resident art historian Matt Farr. We hope the images will take us deeper into the word and that multiple reflections on the same gospel will generate common ground for good conversations on the journey into the Lenten wilderness. If you are willing to write a short reflection, please contact kathleen@gslookout.com ASAP.

Lent Morning Prayer Leaders Needed Morning Prayer will be read Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays during the season of Lent (Friday, February 21 through Wednesday, April 1), 8:30-9 a.m. in the Chapel. If you are willing to lead, please

contact kathleen@gslookout.com. Don't get stuck in a rut on your Lenten journey; charge up with the power of prayer. "Prayer does not change God, but it changes him who prays." (Soren Kierkegaard).