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Winnetka, IllinoisWinnetka, Illinois

THETHE Parish arish Paperaper

June 1, 2011 Vol. 51 No.6

Christ ChurchChrist Church

87th AnnualSummer Rummage Sale

Saturday - June 4 - 8 am to 12 Noon

We will need lots of help settingup the summer departments

(Tuesday, May 31-Friday, June 3 from 9 am to 3 pm) and on sale day.

Please contact the Rummage Offi ceto be a part of this wonderful ministry.

Our Treasures Room will be OPEN!

Now that our Parish Profi le has been published the Diocese has begun to formally acceptapplications from clergy around the country. Once the Bishop has pre-screened these ap-plicants, he will forward them to the Search Committee so we can begin evaluating written submissions and conducting telephone inter-views. This will be a thoughtful process that will take some time -- our goal is a short list of candidates by the end of the summer who we can visit in the fall.

If you know someone who might be interested in applying for the position, please direct hir or her to the Diocesan website, www.episcopal-chicago.org. And as always, if someone in the parish has a question or concern please feel free to contact any member of the Search Com-mittee directly.

We hope this will be a very busy summer for the Search Committee -- we expect to have a lot to report to you at the beginning of the new program year in September. In the meantime, we hope everyone has a peaceful and relaxing summer fi lled with family time and sunshine.

Search Committee Update

Thank you for your generous response to the need for a water purifi cation system in our companion parish in Mexico. All of the banks have been emptied, the coins have been counted, and our total for the Water for Hope Ingathering was $2,702.12. This makes our Water for Hope fundraising total

just over $6,000! Thank you for your help in giving the gift of clean water to the people of La Esperanza!

Our Annual Family Picnic will be held on the patio outside the McClain room after the 9:30 service. If your name starts with A to M, please bring a salad or side dish to share. If your name starts with N to Z, please bring a dessert. (Be sure to mark your serving dish with your name if you hope to get it back!). If you are able to help with the grilling, set up, clean up or have questions, please contact this year’s Picnic Coordinator, Melissa Durbin [email protected]. See you on the patio on June 12.

June 12 - Annual Parish Picnic - Pull Up a Chair

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June Furniture Pick Up

June 27 - Call the offi ce to be put on the schedule. Please refer to our website(christchurchwinnetka.org) for items we are unable to accept.

In an effort to streamline the process of scheduling worship leaders – Acolytes, Lectors, Interces-sors, Chalice Bearers, and Ushers – a new form has been developed for parish members who are currently involved in these important and rewarding ministries, as well as any members of the community who would like to get involved in what is, for some, transformational and a spiritually enriching experience.

Turn to page 8 and you will fi nd this new handy dandy Lay Ministry 2011 Update Form that will be used to schedule leadership of our summer services. Please fi ll it in and return it to the Parish Offi ce.

Lay Ministry (Worship Leaders) New Sign-up Form

Rummage Collection Begins Again on June 6

Please bring your gently used items to the West Building M - F - 8 am to 4 pm and Sat & Sun 8 am to noon. Go to our website(christchurchwinnetka.org) for items we donot accept.

If you have not experienced one of our summer “beach services”, you are in for a real treat. Let us start by explaining that it’s not exactly on the beach, but in a lovely park overlooking the beach. Starting Sunday, June 19 and running through September 4, the service starts at 9:30 am at the Maple Street Park on Sheridan Road in Winnetka. It is just south of the Church On The Hill. Here is a Beach Service Primer that will ensure a great experience:

1) It’s B.Y.O.B. or C.. You should bring your own blanket or chair. 2) Always a good idea to bring bug spray. 3) The shade can be chilly. (We do live near Chicago. You know...colder by the lake.) Bring a sweater or sweatshirt. 4) The dress code is no code. Shorts and a t-shirt are most appropriate. 5) Mrs. Clemmitt & Mrs. Missy provide songs, Bible stories and art for children.

If you happen to attend when a baptism is planned (July 17 and August 21), you have hit the jackpot. At the appropriate time in the service we gather at the shore of Lake Michigan for the Thanksgiving Over The Water and the clergy carry the candidate into the water. Very exciting. Hope you can join us.

How To “Do” A Beach Service Or Summer Service 101

Are You An E-Bay Expert?Want to Earn Your PreSale Tag on

Your Own Time?

We are looking for someone to take over the e-Bay portion of our Rummage efforts. Sometimes we have a few things that would sell better on e-Bay versus at our sales and are searching for someone who would like to help out our bottom line from their home and on their own time. Please contact Rummage Coor-dinator, Charlotte McGee, if you are interested. You could earn your fall PreSale privileges while you work!

The Christ Church Flower Guild is looking to expand. Members individually produce the weekly altar fl ower arrangements (fl owers are purchased by the church) which is a commitment of about once per quarter. As a group the Flower Guild decorates the church for Easter and Christmas. If you are interested, please contact Kristin Koepfgen at 847-446-3031 or send an email to [email protected].

Do You Like Working With Flowers? This is for You!

Our Summer Book Group will be discussing “Enduring Grace: Living Portraits of Seven Women Mystics” over the summer months. It is a great book that looks at the life and faith of seven of the great women mystics. The group will meet for 7 sessions over the summer in the Parish House Library on Thursday mornings from 9:30-11am (June 2, 23, 30, July 7, 14, 28 & Aug. 4). You are welcome to join the group when you can as they will be discussing a different mystic each week. Copies of the book have been ordered through the Book Stall in Winnetka. You can stop by and pick up and pay for a copy. If you are interrested or have any questions, please call Jeanne Stewart at 847-446-2850.

Great Book Choice for Our Summer Book Group

Tuesday, June 7, 7:30-9 pm

Join us in the Lea room at Church House for the fi rst of what we hope will be many, spirit-fi lled discussions of current movies! Imagine, a theological bent to discussing Woody Allen’s new movie, Midnight in Paris, which opens this Friday. Please see the movie before Tuesday evening, June 7, then join us as we discuss our impressions and interpretations in the Lea Room. Anne Driscoll and Missy Harrison will facilitate the fi rst discussion. We look forward to seeing you then as we extend our Christ Church fellowship into the summer! Anyquestions, please contact Anne Driscoll [email protected].

Faith + Film = FUNMidnight in Paris

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2011 Christ Church High School Graduates

A 2011 graduate of New Trier, Grace Anaclerio will be attending Scripps College

Claremont, California..

Anna Sido will head west to attend Scripps College after

graduating from New Trier High School in June.

Megan Marchuk will be a New Trier graduate on June 5. In the fall she will attend University of

Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and will study Industrial Engineering. She

was recruited to compete on the Illini swim team.

Catherine Corrigan graduated from New Trier in December of 2010. She spent the spring semester studying in France. She will attend Boston College in the fall.

After graduating from New Trier High School on June 5 Derek McGee will head to Basic Training at Camp Pendelton in San Diego, CA to join the US Marine Corp.

After New Trier gradion Peter Lind will be attending

Kenyon College in Gambier, OH in the fall.

Claire Challenger, a June graduate of New Trier, will at-tend Denison University in the fall where she plans to major in business or economics.

After graduating from New Trier in June Evan Russell will attend

Indiana University in September.

2011 Christ Church College & Post College Graduates

Margaret Whitesides will graduate from Northwestern University on June 17 with a degree in Art History. In August she will join Epic systems, a software provider based outside Madison, Wisconsin.

Ellen Whitesides received her Masters of Public Administration in International Development from Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government. She plans to remain at the Kennedy School this sum-mer teaching in the Mid-Career MPA program.

Molly Champagne graduated magna cum laude in May from Wake Forest University in Winston Salem, NC. She was a Psychology major and will attend the Graduate Program in Social Services Administration at the University of Chicago in the fall.

Ross Anstaett graduated with honors from Dickinson College in Carlisle, PA. He received a BA in International Business and Manage-ment with a minor in Economics. He will be joining The Harris Bank in July as an Analyst in the Commercial Banking Department.

CJ Anderson graduated from the University of Wisconsin in Madison on May 14 with a BS degree. He will be joining the North Shore University Health Systems in the Microbiology Department.

Daniel Smith, a June New Trier Graduate, will attend

Iowa University in Iowa City in September.

Charlie Healy graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison as a Journalism major.. He will begin a career in sports journalism this summer and hopes to join a college athletic communications. staff.

Maggie Campbell will head to DePauw University in Green Castle, IN in September. She will graduate from New Trier High School on June 5.



We did it! We read the whole Bible! On Sunday mornings throughout this past program year, children, youth and adults followed “The Story” from start to fi nish. We kicked the pro-gram off on Sept 12 with God, Abraham and Sarah, Joseph, Moses and many more beloved Bible characters joining us after the 9:30 service. We met nearly every Sunday to discuss nearly every book of the Bible and the characters joined us once again for a fi nal parish wide celebration on May 22.

Now we look forward to a new program year. In September, we will begin a more focused look at the New Testament. We will follow the Revised Common Lectionary – the 3-year lectionary which assigns our Scripture Readings for Sunday morning services (the Episcopal, Lutheran, Methodist, Presbyterian and Catholic Churches among others follow this lection-ary). On Sunday mornings after the 9:30 service, the children, youth and adults will take a closer look at the morning’s New Testament lessons. The Adults, led by fellow parishioners, will follow Living the Good News, a curriculum produced by Church Publishing. We are excited about this curriculum which incorporates discussion, prayer, art and music into the sessions. The children and youth will also study the New Testament using age appropriate curriculum, including Let the Children Come, Catechesis of the Good Shepherd, Godly Play and Feasting on the Word.

We will continue to offer small groups during the week to discuss how we live our faith in relationship to Scripture. Join us in exploring The New Testament in our new program year starting in September!

The New Testament for a New Program Year

A BIG thank you to our generous soup kitchen (A Just Harvest in Evanston) volunteers during the month of May. We could not do it without you!

CulbertsonsPeregrinesHellstroms

ScullysGinny Packer

McGeesMurray Ancell

ClemmittsEllisesFostersPalmers

Peggy PendryPotters

RobinsonsSpencers

Please consider giving your time, energy and resources to a wonderful ministry. It could be as simple as buying six gallons of milk or a more involved role in serving a meal to a very grateful and needy group of people - whichever works for you! We provide a meal on the 2nd Tuesday and 4th Saturday of each month, so feel free to complete our sign-up form or just email us with dates/roles you’d like to have. Thank you!

Tika Walsh (walshfi [email protected]) & Deb Emry ([email protected]) soup kitchen (A Just Harvest) coordinators. The sign up sheet is right next door for your handy-dandy reference.

Drum Roll, PleaseA Just Harvest May Volunteers

Twenty-three young people from Christ Church joined with others from across the Evanston Deanery to meet with Bishops Jeffrey Lee and Victor Scantlebury in the Chapel at St. David’s Episcopal Church prior to their Confi rmation service on May 21. Bishop Lee engaged the Confi rmands in conversation about baptism, confi rmation and what the two rites mean for those going through them and for the church as a whole. At 11am, the service began, and the Confi rmands, their sponsors, clergy and choir processed into St. David’s Church. Bishop Scantlebury, who will retire at the end of June, was the preacher.

As families and supporters of the young people came forward to join the bishops and spon-sors in the laying on of hands, another successful year of our Confi rmation program came to a close. Many thanks were extended to the Reverend Graham Smith and the fi ne folks of St. David’s, whose hospitality provided both a beautiful liturgy and a wonderful reception. The Confi rmands received their own Books of Common Prayer with book plates signed by Bishop Lee as a remembrance of the occasion.

The 2010-11 program was led by the Curate, Jim Harrison and Elizabeth Clemmitt, coordi-nated by Missy Harrison and received support from the rest of the clergy and many parents and other members of the Christ Church community. Plans are being made and meetings are being held for the 2011-12 classes. Confi rmation is open to rising 8th graders and older members of Christ Church. Interest in, and questions about, Confi rmation should be directed to Jim Harrison at 847-446-2850 or [email protected].

May 21 Deanery Confi rmation: Christ Church 23 Strong

Save the DatesEvensong Offerings

Monday, Aug. 1Tuesday, Aug. 2

Wednesday, Aug. 3

8 pm - Church on the Hill

This is the warm up for the Youth Choir trip toCanterbury, England.

Join us. A great way to hear the wonderful music the choir has

been practicing all year.

On July 11, we will meet at 9 am in the McClain Room (note the earlier time!) to discuss Anne Murrow Lindbergh’s classic, “Gift from the Sea.” There is a fi ftieth anniversary edition available, but feel free to bring any edition. Sometimes classifi ed as inspirational literature, the book presages many of the themes in a certain genre of popular literature: simplicity, solitude and caring for the soul. “Gift from the Sea” has sold over 3 million copies and has been translated into 45 languages. July 11 offers a chance for inward focus. Join us.

If you are a bit confused by mulitple opportunities to read with us this summer, it is because for the fi rst time we have TWO book discussion groups. The “Gift from the Sea” is on July 11. “Enduring Grace” is on Thursday mornings. See page 2 for details. Happy reading.

Monday Book Group to Meet Once in July for a Gift


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Sharing The Word with Each Other(Becoming a Church School Leader)

Christ Church has spent this year enjoying The Glory Story. This has been a parish-wide event. The youngest and oldest among us have been journeying through the Bible together. This has been a great gift…to share in that journey together. We will continue on that journey in September with a special focus on The New Testament. One way to experience this journey is to volunteer to lead a church school class.

We promise to give you everything you need to be prepared to lead, including class outlines and lesson plans. Classes arenormally lead by a team of teachers, so you are not responsible for preparing the lesson every week…phew. We also promise that you will learn a lot…usually from the very people you are leading. Another benefi t of being a church school leader is the chance to get to know the terrifi c people that are on our Christian Formation team. This is a great group of youth and adults that love to share The Word with others.

Here is our formation schedule: The youngest children (three years old through second grade) meet in their classrooms for music and sacred stories during the Liturgy of the Word. These children then join their parents in church at the Peace and stay forCommunion. Then people of all ages meet for approximately 45 minutes following the 9:30 Eucharist, usually from 10:45 – 11:30. Our high school youth will follow a somewhat different schedule. They will meet on Sunday evenings throughout the year and have opportunities for service projects and fun events at other times. All of our church school programming begins in Septem-ber and concludes in May.

Interested? Want to learn more? Complete this form and place it in the Box marked “Church School Volunteers” in the New Cloister. Contact Missy Harrison, Director of Children and Youth Ministries with any questions at 847-446-2850 or email [email protected].

___________________________________________________________________________________________

Name _____________________________________ Phone Number_______________________________

E-mail Address ________________________________________________________________________________________

______ Yes! I would like to volunteer to Share the Word as a Church School Leader for 2011-12.

Please let us know your age group preference:

________ Threes ________ Fifth or Sixth Grade

________ The Good Shepherd Atrium ________ Seventh or Eighth Grade (4 and 5 year olds)

________ The True Vine Atrium ________ High School (First and Second Grade) ________ Adult________ Third Grade or Fourth Grade

Please indicate your interest in other volunteer opportunities:

___________ I would like to help prepare classroom materials.

___________ I would like to help maintain the Children’s Table. (Sunday Papers/crayons/books)


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The Rev. & Mrs. Edward S. Prevost6 Brookshire Road

Worcester, MA 01609-1220Tel: 508-756-6508

May 23, 2011

Our Dear, Dear Friends:

After three weeks of packing, loading, driving, unloading, and unpacking, Bev and I are trying to come up for air long enough to say how much we love and miss you. Where can we possibly begin to thank all of you for our last weekend together? As I said Saturday night at the farewell party, Christ Church is distinguished by its generosity, and the Prevosts have been the benefi ciaries of that generosity in ways too numerous for adequate expression of our gratitude; nonetheless, here goes:

On Saturday night, April 30, the Great Hall was truly transformed: beautiful and beautifully arranged fl owers, new drapes for the mezzanine, welcoming entryway, attractive tables, chairs, and tablecloths, a kitchen cleaned and painted from top to bottom, all spoke to the effective and enthusiastic planning of that event’s committee. The food was simply delicious, much of it gluten free. The “New With Ned” posters were a huge surprise and a bit challenging for us to take in all at once. (They are propped up in our new basement/rec room for more leisurely perusal!) The conversation and Spirit were so supportive, and particularly inclusive of Elizabeth and Mike, Marnie and Matt.

“The Purse”, however, just took our breath away. That so many contributed so much and that we’ll now be able to fully address sooner rather than later the needed work on our new home in Worcester, MA, brought us a joy and sense of relief which will sustain us for years to come.

On Sunday morning the Spirit of celebration and surprise continued. Celebrating the Eucharist for the last time as your Rector was so poignant, and the gifts we then received were thoughtful, touching, and, with one exception, totally unexpected. Richard Clemmitt’s composition of the Benediction came as a complete surprise and was even more so by virtue of the text, which I had also independently chosen and had had printed in the Bulletin for my fi nal blessing (the Sneaky Holy Spirit at work again!). The music was exquisitely beautiful, and we can’t wait to hear the recording of it and of the entire service.

Betsy Fowle’s greeting on behalf of former assisting clergy; the Lost Boys of the Sudan singing a hymn in Dinka; a Magnifi cat/Annunciation Triptych painted by Kristin Koepfgen’s aunt; the book of Church School photos since 1992 presented by Missy Harrison; the album of cards and letters from family, parishioners, and friends, presented by Ginny Packer; a lovely painting of the Rectory with small copies thoughtfully made for our girls were all received with true appreciation. The unveiling of the photographic portrait was not a surprise since I had sat for it downtown, but the cop-ies generously provided for our girls and for us were! Further, the plaque which was presented, naming “The Prevost Cloister” where apparently the portrait will reside, has great meaning for us and for Christ Church because it represents the transition from old to new that the cloister physically and symbolically embodies. What a wonderful honor!

Saturday night and Sunday morning were true celebrations, largely owing to the hard work of the Transition Committee, chaired by Joanne Hudson and Lawson Whitesides; the Wardens, the Staff, and, we understand, over 120 volunteers. Food for the Prevosts and for the movers miraculously appeared the following week. The sensitivity, thoughtfulness, support, and creative energy of all involved in arranging for our farewell was so evident. That kind of love never ends, just like God’s love, just like our love for you.

We would like to share with you the prayer that we said at bedtime every night with our girls, and as a fi nal blessing at their weddings. It seems appropriate here as our prayer for you:

“Watch over thy children, O Lord, as their days increase. Bless and guide them wherever they may be, keeping them unspotted from the world. Strengthen them when they stand; comfort them when discouraged or sorrowful; raise them up if they fall. And in their hearts, may Thy peace, which passeth all understanding, abide all the days of their lives, through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.”

May God continue to bless and keep you.

All our love, in Christ,

and

Ned e-mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] telephone: 508-992-1938



Gifts for Easter flowers are given to the Glory of God:

In loving memory of Brad, and in thanksgiving for the lives of Brad and Brian, from their parents, Bob and Barbara Spencer.

In thanksgiving for Ann, Leigh, Brian and Carolyn, and their grandparents, Jane and Hugh Brower, from Mary and Brian Hickey.

In memory of Ray Kier Kuhns, Florence Kuhns, David Lynn Kuhns, Robert Kuhns, and Mary Zuege from Tom and Amy Kuhns.

In thanksgiving for our granddaughters, Nora Williams and Gracie Brown, from Ed and Molly Ethridge.

In thanksgiving for our wonderful children: Ken, Margaret, Christopher, and Elizabeth from Kiki Gould.

In loving memory of and in thanksgiving for David E. Gormanous from his children, Jeff and Jenny, and his wife, Sherry.

In memory of James Hamilton Heald from his family.

In memory of James K. Shaw and Helen Kalin from Nelson and Judy Shaw.

In memory of John D. Modisett II from his parents, Barbara and John Modisett.

In thanksgiving for our family from Bruce and Carolyn O’Brien.

In memory of Adelaide and John Griffith and Roger Lumpp from Roger and Susan Lumpp.

In loving memory of Charles Wallace Packer from his wife, Virginia, and children, Bliss, Juliet, and Chuck.

In thanksgiving for our families and friends from Mary Judd and James Wallgren.

In memory of our parents, Alan P. Jones and Eugene and Carolyn Tsai, from Richard and Barbara Jones.

In thanksgiving from Missie McClain.

In memory of Vernon and Virginia Forsberg and Melvin Meents from the Forsberg family.

In memory of John Caldwell Meeker and Richard D. Ryan from the Steven M. Ryan family.

In loving memory of our grandparents, Lawson and Elizabeth Whitesides and Don and Doty Grissom from Trip, Ellen, and Margaret Whitesides.

In memory of and in honor of Marjorie Parks Valentine, lovely in her life, from Andrew J. Valentine.

In thanksgiving for Ned and Bev’s ministry and our years together at Christ Church from Betsy and Steve Fowle.

In loving memory of Earl G. and Elizabeth Holmes, Barbara Holmes McConaughey, Sterrett and Elizabeth Prevost, Jean and Allyn Evans, and Mathilde Schack, from The Rev. Edward S. and Beverly H. Prevost.

Gifts for Easter music are given to the Glory of God:

In thanksgiving for Ann, Leigh, Brian and Carolyn, and their grandparents, Jane and Hugh Brower, from Mary and Brian Hickey.

In memory of Ray Kier Kuhns, Florence Kuhns, David Lynn Kuhns, Robert Kuhns, and Mary Zuege from Tom and Amy Kuhns.

In memory of my darling husband, Ken, from Kiki Gould.

In loving memory of and in thanksgiving for David E. Gormanous from his children, Jeff and Jenny, and his wife, Sherry.

In memory of Frieda and Walter Zegers, and Mary K. and Bob Dooley from Willie Dooley.

In memory of James Hamilton Heald from his family.

In thanksgiving for their families from Grace and Bill Kirk.

In memory of Peter Coladarci from his family.

In memory of James K. Shaw and Helen Kalin from Nelson and Judy Shaw.


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In memory of all my loved ones from Joan Richards.

In thanksgiving for our family from Nancy and Brian Free.

In thanksgiving for Emily, Mike, Drew and Austin, and Roger, Erica, and Liam from Susan and Roger Lumpp.

In memory of Joseph L. Anderson and John C. McLeod from Steve and Mary Anderson.

In loving memory of The Rt. Rev. Lewis Bliss and Helen Crawford Whittemore from their daughter, Virginia Packer, and grandchildren, Bliss, Juliet and Chuck.

In thanksgiving for our families and friends from Mary Judd and James Wallgren.

In thanksgiving for the “Head Choristers” of us all, Ned and Bev Prevost, from Richard and Barbara Jones.

In memory of John Caldwell Meeker and Richard D. Ryan from the Steven M. Ryan family.

In thanksgiving for our family from Judy and George Harmon.

In memory of Vernon and Virginia Forsberg and Melvin Meents from the Forsberg family.

In thanksgiving for the many ministries of Christ Church from Jane and Lawson Whitesides.

In memory of and in honor of Marjorie Parks Valentine, lovely in her life, from Andrew J. Valentine.

In thanksgiving for Ned and Bev’s ministry and our years together at Christ Church from Betsy and Steve Fowle.

In thanksgiving for our family from Loren and Esther Berry.

In thanksgiving for the magnificent life and love of John Wilburn Garland from his wife, Susan.

In grateful thanksgiving for Hillary, John, Tommy, Will, Holly, Andrew, Jonathan, Sarah, Brooxie, and Hamilton from Bar-bie and Tom Alt.

In memory of our parents, Herbert and Sarah Johnson and Gregg and Martha Driscoll from Tirrell Johnson and Anne Driscoll.

In memory of Roy Kehl from Jay Peterson.

In thanksgiving for the ministries of Ned and Bev Prevost from Richard and Elizabeth Clemmitt.

In thanksgiving for the Christ Church music program and choir from Joe and Rachel Varley.

In thanksgiving for the shared ministry of Ned and Bev Prevost from Carolyn, Sam, and Molly Powers.

In loving memoroy of Lawrence Jamison and Lawrence Vezin, and in thanksgiving for Elizabeth Prevost and Mike Guenther, and Marnie and Matt Weir, from The Rev. Edward S. and Beverly H. Prevost.

In thanksgiving for the Christ Church Choir from choristers Ned and Bev Prevost.



Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 2 3 4

9:30am - HEChapel

Rummage Set Up9 am - 3 pm


9:30-11 amSummer Book GroupLibrary


SummerRummageSale 8 - 12

5 6 7 8 9 10 118am - HE9:30am - HEChoir Recognition11:30am - HE

9-10am - FriendsIn Faith - COH10-11am - BookDiscussion

12:30 - 3pmRummage Sorting 7:30-9 pm Lea

RoomFaith+Film=Fun

9:30am - HEChapel

9:15-11:30amRummage Sorting

12 13 14 15 16 17 188am - HE9:30am - HE &

Parish Picnic

9-10am - FriendsIn Faith - COH

12:30 - 3pmRummage Sorting

5:30pm - Soup Kitchen

9:30am - HEChapel


9am - 12noonRummageSorting

19 20 21 22 23 24 258am - HE9:30am - HEFirst Maple StreetBeach Service


9:30am - HEChapel



5pm -Soup Kitchen

26 27 28 29 308am - HE9:30am - HE-Maple Street


RummageFurniture Pickup

7:30 Vestry Mtg

9:30am - HEChapel



Christ Church

June 2011All church services are at the

Church on the Hill,784 Sheridan Road, Winnekta,

unless otherwise noted

Regular Meetings & Events:Families Anonymous: Weds., 7:30pm

Soup Kitchen: 2nd Tues., 5:30pm& 4th Sat., 5pm

Meals-at-Home: every Tues,.fi rst & last Fridays

Boy Scout Troop 18: Tues. pm

THE PARISH PAPER OF CHRIST CHURCH (UPS 421-300)Published semi-monthly by Christ Church, 470 Maple Street, Winnetka, Illinois 60093Periodicals postage paid at Winnetka IL 60093

POSTMASTER: Change Service Requested

Clergy & StaffAssociate Rector: The Rev. Jeanne Stewart, ext. 27 [email protected]

Curate: The Rev. James Harrison, ext. 24 [email protected]

Deacon: The Rev. Heath Missner [email protected]

Organist & Choirmaster: Richard Clemmitt, ext. 22 [email protected]

Director of Children’s & Youth Ministries: Missy Harrison, ext. 36; [email protected]

Parish Administrator: Molly Ethridge, ext. 23 [email protected]

Bookkeeper: Cathy O’Brien, ext. 28 [email protected]

Admin. Assistant: Rena Kowalski, ext. 21 [email protected]

Parish Paper Editor: Charlotte McGee, ext. 35 [email protected]

Rummage Coordinator: Charlotte McGee, ext. 35 [email protected]

Facilities Manager: Jim Caldwell, ext. 31

Organ Associate: Jay Peterson

Primary Choir Director: Elizabeth Clemmitt

Sextons: Mario Ruiz, Dominic DiPaolo

Christ Church Winnetka, IL 60093

Church On The Hill & Church House784 Sheridan Road

Parish House & Offi ce, Mailing Address, Rummage & Chapel470 Maple Street

(O) 847-446-2850 - (Fax) 847-446-8640 www.christchurchwinnetka.org

The Parish Paperis published twice monthly during the school year, by regular mail the fi rst of the month, and electronically for the mid-month issue. It is published monthly in July and August.

The deadline for submitting information or articles for the next issue, online is Tues., June 21. Please submit materials to Charlotte McGee, editor, at [email protected] the ParishOffi ce - 470 Maple, Winnetka, IL 60093

Worship - (Church On The Hill)

Sundays: 8 am HE 9:30 am HE & Young Children’s Liturgy of the Word; 10:40 Adult & Children’s Formation 11:30 am - HE

Wednesdays: 9:30 am HE (Chapel)

Vestry

Robin Anstaett, Senior WardenDietrich Knoer, Junior Warden

Kurt AnstaettJim BayleyMarcy ChampagneJulie FloodDan GeorgeJack Keller

Kathy Shanley, TreasurerDoug Hambleton, Chancellor

Mary Downie,Clerk

Kathleen Lloyd-JonesDoug Peterson

Shay RobertsonJenny Smith

Griswold WareLawson Whitesides

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