CrossKeys Mission Newsletter for Saint Peter the Apostle Anglican Church serving the Tri-Cities region from Kingsport Tennessee
This week we celebrated the Epiphany Season with a delicious King Cake that Laurel Salvatore baked for us. Below is the top view of this cake which has a cream cheese filling.
We are blessed here at Saint Peter’s Anglican Church with talented bakers and cooks!
My understanding is that according to tradition a baby Jesus is put inside the cake and the one who finds the baby Jesus then bakes the King Cake for next year’s Epiphany Season. Every season of the Church Kalendar has food traditions associated with it, how delightful.
are served during Christian Education on Sunday morning at 10:00 and after the Holy Eucharist at 11:00 each Sunday.
Upcoming Activities This Sunday
Rose Marie Dunn
January 18th
to which all members and visitors are invited is at Noon in the fellowship hall.
otherwise called the mission committee meets after luncheon in the fellowship hall.
is Sunday morning at 10:00.
Upcoming Events Planned for February
Wendy Wolff would like to do her presentation and exhibit her paintings during a week day from noon until the late afternoon. This would be good timing for members traveling from Abingdon and Elizabethton to avoid night driving. The mission committee will need to decide on a date.
Planned Activities and events for March during Lent
Rosalind Cantrall suggested an excellent movie for us to see during Lent that will teach us about Christian apologetics or how to explain the historical archaeological evidence for the Exodus, and that Moses wrote the first five books of the Bible called the Pentateuch. This movie has a limited showing and Bristol Virginia is one location that would be easier for our members from Abingdon Virginia. More information will be forthcoming in the CrossKeys Newsletter.
Set aside this day in Lent, Saturday March 23rd at Saint Peter’s Anglican Church for:
More information about this event will be forthcoming in CrossKeys.
Let us remember to visit the Open House this Sunday afternoon from 2-4
Blessed is he that considereth the poor and needy; the LORD shall deliver him in the time of trouble. Psalm 41:1. BCP Psalter
I do appreciate the sacrificial almsgiving of the women of Saint Peter’s Anglican Church out of their concern and love for poor families in our communities. This is an excellent way to cover the food allotment gap for people getting the Supplementary Nutritional Aid Program (SNAP).
