ST. ANSELM
OF CANTERBURY ENEWS
February 17, 2004
"Don't stay
in bed, unless you can make money
in bed."
- George Burns
(1896-1996)
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COMMUNITY ELECTS
BOARD/DELEGATES.
The annual Community-Wide meeting
for St. Anselm of
Canterbury was held last Sunday
night. Over forty
attended the Eucharist that preceded
the dinner and
business meeting. At the meeting
community members
elected the following people to
the Advisory Board
(subject to Bishop Moody’s confirmation):
Hugh Long,
Robin Roth, Patrick Maddox, Marlon
Breaux and Erin
Rooney. Tim Baer was elected first
alternate.
Elected to be Diocesan Convention
delegates were Mark
Sessing and Marlon Breaux.
A review of the operating finances
for 2003 and open
dialogue followed elections.
EPISCOPAL STUDENTS
MEET. Fifteen members of the
Episcopal Student Association met
at the home of Erin
Rooney last Wednesday. Details of
the event are a
little smoky, but rumor has it the
event culminated
around 3:30am. The next student
association event is
scheduled for Shrove Tuesday – a
Mardi Gras
celebration. Watch your email for
details.
CHRISTIAN LEADERSHIP
SERIES: “STANDING UP TO THE
POWERS” CLS participates watched
the first half of the
film “Silkwood,” the story of Oklahoma
resident Karen
Silkwood who was mysteriously killed
in an auto
accident after charging Oklahoma
energy giant
Kerr-McGee with knowingly exposing
workers in its
Crescent plant to high levels of
radiation. The film
will conclude next Monday. A discussion
will follow.
Join us at 5:30 for a free dinner
and at 6:15 for the
film/discussion. We’ll be done by
7:30.
BINGO NEXT WEDNESDAY!!!
. St. Anselm’s will call
bingo for our friends at WHISPERING
PNES next
Wednesday, February 25. We could
really use your
help. So, come for the fun! Meet
at St. Anselm’s at
1:30 and carpool, or we’ll see you
there at 2pm. This
is the principal outreach ministry
of our community.
WANT TO MOVE YOUR
CHURCH MEMBERSHIP TO ST. ANSELM’S?
If you have been confirmed in another
Episcopal Church
and would like to have your “letter”
of membership
transferred to St. Anselm’s, all
it takes is a letter
to your former congregation. The
chapel office can
make arrangements for you. Contact
Michael or Mark for
questions. Are you a member of another
denomination
considering becoming an Episcopalian?
Or are you
baptized, but not yet confirmed?
Talk to Michael
about receiving instruction together
with the
sacrament of confirmation.
ASH WEDNESDAY
– FEBRUARY 25TH. MAKE A SPIRITUAL
COMMITMENT THIS YEAR to experience
the entire mystery
and joy of Easter. This is Michael.
Easter (the
feast of the resurrection) is the
principal feast of
the entire church year. Many people
come to church on
Easter. But the great Easter event
is so much more
profound, and frankly, it makes
so much more sense if
you have made the commitment to
experience the
penitential season of Lent first.
Lent begins on Ash
Wednesday (Feb. 25). Like previous
years, St. Anselm’s
will offer three Ash Wednesday liturgies:
8am, 12:30pm
and 5:30 pm. Make the effort to
come to one of these
liturgies and then attend church
throughout Lent (it’s
only six Sundays). Take your place
at his Last Supper.
Pray with Jesus in the garden. Experience
his
abandonment by his friends. Come
face to face with his
accusers and judge. Walk to the
cross with him.
Experience his dying. The light
of his fire will burn
again…but not yet. That is a feast
we must prepare
ourselves for. Let’s do it together.
PRAYERS OF THE
PEOPLE. If you are in need of prayer
or
someone you know desires prayer,
please let us know
and we will include these special
intentions during
our celebration of the Sunday Eucharist.
You may send
your prayer requests to us by responding
to this
Enews.
KITCHEN HELP NEEDED.
Calling all cooks! Drop Will
Hanner an email and volunteer to
cook or clean up
sometime during the spring semester.
Will Hanner:
hanner@ou.edu
WORSHIP SCHEDULE
REGULAR WORSHIP
OPPORTUNITIES
(All worship services are held at
800 Elm, Norman,
OK.)
Sunday
5:00pm
Holy Eucharist.
A Community Dinner follows.
Monday
3:30pm
Evening Prayer (with the staff)
Wednesday
5:30 pm
Holy Eucharist.
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