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Knees, News, & Needs
Worshiping
- Growing - Serving
March 5th, 2010
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Ordination Celebration - March 12
 From 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.,
March 12, we have a wonderful opportunity to joyously
gather with two young men whom God has called into ordained ministry and
who
have faithfully prepared themselves to respond to this call. Nick Jordan and
Thomas Kortus will be ordained as deacons in the Anglican Mission
in America
by Bishop Terrell Glenn. Join together for worship, celebration
and a great
time of fellowship after the service. Please bring savory finger
foods and
fruit to share - we'll supply the cake and drinks.
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Change Exchange for Rwanda
 Throughout
Lent, we are collecting loose change to contribute toward a manual labor
project our Sister Parish team will be participating in during their
June trip.
Grab your loose change and bring it each Sunday, placing it in the
large
African vase on the Sister Parish table in the narthex. Adults, youth,
kids
- Let's Build a Wall Together!
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Lunch With Bishop Terrell Glenn - March
14
 will be leading our worship service, March 14.
Afterward Terrell is available for lunch with a small group of people,
anyone
interested in learning more about God's work in the AMiA and in the
broader
Anglican world. (Space is limited to 18.) If you would like to
join
Terrell for this Dutch-treat lunch, please register on or before March
10 with Cindy Broderius.
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Rwanda Benefit Concert & Art
Auction - April 10
In anticipation of
sending a team to Rwanda this
summer, we will be holding a benefit concert and silent
art auction on April 10 to raise funds for our partnership with St.
Paul's Cathedral, our sister parish in Butare,
Rwanda. The event will be from 6 - 9 p.m.
at the Church of the Good Shepherd in
Durham. Childcare will be provided and the evening will include
light
refreshments. This event promises to be one of the year's
highlights, as
well as a wonderful opportunity to come together and care for our
brothers and
sisters in Rwanda. Bring a friend!
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Welcome Guests and Friends
 God has blessed All Saints with many
new faces in the past few months - what a
gift from our Lord! As a serious and important part of our love
for Christ and
for people, let's all join together to make our visitors welcome.
Click here and take five
minutes to consider some ways we can practice Sunday-morning
hospitality at All Saints.
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Women's Evening Bible Studies
 There are a couple of women's
evening Bible studies now meeting. One meets at the church
building at 7PM every second and
fourth Thursday of the month.
Join us for
sermon discussions, prayer and fellowship. Contact Virginia McCray
for more information.
Barbara Beasley is also leading a
Wednesday night study from Beth Moore on the book of Revelation. This
group meets at her home. Please contact Barbara Beasley for details and directions.
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Worship During Lent
 On Sundays during Lent
we will be following the Penitential service in the Book
of Common Prayer. Much of the service parallels our normal
worship, but there
are important differences. Please click here to read more about
what to expect, and please make every effort to be on time as we prepare
our
hearts and join in worship.
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Morning Prayer - Wednesday Mornings
 Please join us in Morning Prayer
every Wednesday
at 7:45AM throughout this Lenten season. We will be using the Daily
Office from
the Book of Common Prayer (these will be provided by the Church) and
will meet
in the sanctuary at All Saints. For anyone interested in delving deeper
into
Anglican spirituality, learning more about the Book of Common Prayer,
or
just needing a time of prayer during this penitential season, you are
all
welcome to attend. Please contact Brad Acton or Hank Tarlton for
further questions.
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Stories of God's Goodness
 The Prayer Ministry is collecting
stories of how God ministers to us through prayer to put up on our
website at here. If you have a story that
you'd like to share about answered prayer, about healing or
transformation or restoration that has come through prayer, or about how
God has met you in a special way in prayer, we'd love to hear it!
Please email your story to Dorothy
Bedor. If you'd like to share a story but you're not
comfortable with your name (or someone else's name) appearing in it or
being associated with it, please let us know and we'll ensure that the
story is anonymous.
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Faith Formation Classes - Join Us
Faith Formation, All Saints' version of Sunday School, got off to a
great start last Sunday! It's not too late to join in. Shaped by the Story focuses on
engaging the biblical text by using the ancient art of Hebrew
storytelling. Philippians in Greek
- a class not just for Greek students - is an in depth exploration of
God's word to us in Philippians. Classes for children focus on exploring
the themes of the liturgical season of Lent with an eye to God's great
plan of redemption through Jesus Christ. For fuller course descriptions,
click here. This next season promises to
be a great chance to be shaped by God together, so join us on Sundays
for Faith Formation.
Classes for adults, youth
and children will be held until March 21st.
Classes meet from 9:00 to 9:45 AM. For more information,
contact David
Hyman, 919-631-9564.
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Prayer
Requests
Click here to view this week's prayer
requests. Please review these requests and lift up needs and praises to
God. If you have needs that you would like to add to
the church prayer list or if you'd like the staff and prayer team to be
praying for you confidentially, please contact the church office (919)
942-4855 or email admin@allsaints-chd.org.
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Sunday Schedule
Faith
Formation Classes
(Nursery, Pre K - 5th grade, Youth, and Adult
Classes)
9:00 - 9:45 AM
Worship & Holy Communion
10:00 -
11:30 AM
4310 Garret Road
Durham, NC
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