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Nativity Newsletter

  • Writer: NativityWV Episcopal
    NativityWV Episcopal
  • Jan 22
  • 1 min read

NO CHURCH on Sunday, January 25.

Stay home, pray the Collect for Nativity, read the lessons. Jack's session on Hinduism is postponed to a later date.


Collect for Nativity

Father of all wisdom and love,

In whose wisdom we trust and in whose love we dwell.

We come asking you to guide us as we search for a new shepherd for this flock, a new teacher for those who seek,

and for a steadfast companion who will walk with us along the way.

All this we ask in the name of our creator, redeemer and sustainer, one God, whose mercy endures forever. Amen


Announcements:

Fifteen (15) Nativity folks showed up and showed out for the packing of the boxes for the pantry. (Yes - more than the other church!) Thank you to those who helped. Enjoy the photos.

Isaiah 9:1-4

1 Corinthians 1:10-18

Matthew 4:12-23

Psalm 27:1, 5-13


Weather permitting, The Rev. Ann Whitaker will be with us on Sunday, February 1st for the baptism of Austin and Kelsey Roye. Please mark your calendars and show your support by being there.


February 8th - Nativity Annual Meeting - election of new Mission Committee members, vote on the constitution. The Rev. Katie Sorey will be supplying that day.

Mardi Gras Parade - Saturday, February 14th - more details to follow.


Winter Storm: If there are any church members who need a warm place during the coming days, please let Mary Beth Pulsifer know.


Note: Nativity is partnering with the Water Valley Police Department to provide temporary lodging at the motel for anyone in danger from the cold.



 
 
 

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