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Church Work Day | April 25th
We will have a Work Day on Saturday, April 25th, beginning at 9:00 a.m. and ending at 12:00 p.m. We will focus on dressing around the church and cottage, as well as the parking lot island. Please bring rakes, shovels, and a wheelbarrow if you have one. If you plan to come, please let me…
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Annual Parish Meeting | May 17th
A Nominating Committee has been formed to nominate candidates for Vestry election. Elections will be held at the Annual Parish Meeting on Sunday, May 17th. Any voting member may suggest nominees to the Committee consisting of Steve Mouton, Steve Price, and Roberta Bayer.
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Women’s Fellowship
Dear Ladies of COOS, Lois Davis will host an afternoon tea on Saturday, April 25th from3:00 – 4:30 at Lisa Garden’s home:(Address in the Weekly eNews letter)*Sign up at the COOS Women’s Fellowship link here so we can track attendance Love & blessings!Lois & Tamara
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Join The Mowing Brigade!
The COOS Mowing Brigade is a dozen parishioners who each mow the church lawns about three times a year. Please consider joining, even if to focus on string trimming, walk-behind lawn mowing in tight places, or small-engine maintenance for those tools. See brigade assistant Criss Hyde for more information.
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Evensong With The Saint Timothy School | TONIGHT!
Please join us tonight at 6:30 pm, for a service of Evensong With The Saint Timothy School, followed by dessert and drinks in the cottage. The Saint Timothy School is a K4-12 Reformed Episcopal parish school in Uptown Dallas. The mission of the STS is to help parents fulfill their baptismal vows by forming their children in…
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Episcopal Visit | THIS SUNDAY!
We are blessed to have Bishop Manto visiting our parish on Sunday, April 19th, to celebrate the confirmation and reception of new members and give us an update on the diocese. Following the 10:30 a.m. service, we will enjoy a potluck lunch and Spring dance. To RSVP and sign up to bring a dish for…
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St. Patrick’s Service of Evensong
Many of us know St. Patrick as the great evangelist to the Irish. We know that he was a Briton, captured and sold into slavery by Irish pirates, only to return to the land that stole his freedom in order to free them from bondage to sin and death. It is unfortunate that our neighbors…
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REC100 Lenten Offering
Beloved, your parish should have received the REC100 Lenten Offering brochure in the mail this past weekend. I do encourage you to share this brochure and the highlights of the ministry of REC100 with your congregations throughout Lent. This annual offering, in particular, have directly impacted the Diocese of the Central States. REC100 offerings have…
