MISSION STATEMENT

“A parish of the Episcopal Church, the Church of the Redeemer exists to bring people to Christ, and to bring Christ to all people, through worship, fellowship, education and service.”

This Week at the Church of the Redeemer

Can You Help Coordinate Lunches for the St. Stephen’s B-SAFE Summer Camp Training Week?

The Church of the Redeemer would like to be responsible for the lunches for the training week for the St. Stephen’s B-SAFE Summer Camp (for low income inner city children in Boston). In order to do this, we need Redeemer volunteers!   The details are as follows:

Time frame for which we need volunteers: Three days at the end of June

Volunteer Coordinator Requirements

• Help plan and organize lunch for 3 days (if we have 3 coordinators, each coordinator can be responsible for one day) for approximately 150 people attending the B-SAFE training camp at the Epiphany School in Dorchester.
• Coordinate and organize Redeemer volunteers for the 3 days of lunches.
 

Please contact Laura Patton (laurated@rcn.com or 617-232-5175) if you can help or have any questions or need further information.   St. Stephen’s B-SAFE Summer Camp program relies heavily on volunteers and we need your help.  B-SAFE is a wonderful program for low income inner city children and it is rewarding opportunity to help with B-SAFE! 

Calling our vibrant, wonderful parishioners

over 60 years of age:

Come together to embrace the present moment!

 A fellowship luncheon will be held for those 60 years of age and older

on Tuesday, April 20th

at 12:00 pm

in the Parish Hall

Please RSVP to the office by April 11th.

Knowing God: An Exploration of Faith

Next Session:

The Resurrection and the Spirit

April 14th

Light Supper at 7:00 pm

Program at 7:30 pm

 At the Rectory

 Please contact the office to sign up so that we may plan the meal.

Bible Study with the Rector

Song of the Soul: The Psalms in Ordinary Life

Does not meet Easter Week

and will resume the second week of April

Brookline 2010

is seeking members

of the Church of the Redeemer

to join the Community Climate Challenge

 And to form a faith-based eco-team to work on “greening” projects at the Redeemer.

These projects range from property renovations like better insulation at the Rectory to paper and electrical usage analysis in our offices and programming.

For more information,

Check out: www.brookline2010.org

and contact our Facilities Manager

Elton Matos at 617-566-7679 ext. 14.

Census jobs available now!

Flexible hours, evenings and weekends. $14-$22 per hour.

For more information, call 866-861-2010

or online at www.2010censusjobs.gov.

PLEASE REMEMBER THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE IN YOUR PRAYERS:

for those in need of prayer: Sarah Arguin, Charlie Baker, Doris Bartlett (Rick Weed’s grandmother), Jon Burgin (Tim Allen's uncle), Bishop Bud Cederholm, Doris Chambers, Robert Chmielinski, Betsy Cullen, Nona Gainsforth, the Griffen family, Gavin Gunnigle (Graham Gunnigle's brother), Don Hadley, Elizabeth Hitchcock, Judith Keuper (Althea Waldron's mother), Laura Koury, Adelaide Lally, Peter Lavelle, Francis Neven (Mary Reynders' father), Bill, Katrina, James and Alexander Reinhart, Tom Robbins, Caitlin Stansbury (Amy Weed's cousin), Pauline True, the Villon family, Shinichi Wakao (Keisuke Wakao's father), Ceanne Zimopoulos, Bill, Chris, Charlotte, Margaret, James, George, Gayle, Harry, Hilary, Jim, Pamela, Robert, Russ, Sandie, Tom