Food Bank Collection Groceries PLUS Food Bank of Bethel Bible Fellowship is looking for these types of donations for NOVEMBER. You can drop off donations at St. Margaret’s food bank collection area. Thank you! Critical Needs for November – Canned chicken soup (not cream) – Canned pineapple/ canned peaches. (15/20 oz) – Diced Tomatoes – […]
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In this week’s reflection, Mo. Laura joyfully shares our celebration of St. Margaret’s patronal feast day, graced by the presence of the Bishop during this meaningful Stewardship season. Lori Sysak, our online Vestry representative, beautifully expresses her deep connection to our community, highlighting the inclusivity of our online presence that transcends physical barriers. Meta Cadugan’s heartfelt journey unfolds, showcasing her gratitude for the enriching experiences gained through the tapestry of St. Margaret’s loving embrace.
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Fall is well and truly here! And with it, the exciting times at St. Margaret’s. As always, we will be having an open house during the October 21st Halloween Parade. St. Margaret’s will be serving food, snacks, and beverages, as well as opening our bathrooms to the public. We need some volunteers to help with
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Join us for fun and fundraising at St. Margaret’s Episcopal Church’s Basket Social! Our event is the perfect opportunity to come together as a community and support our church’s mission and ministry while having a blast. Location: 150 Elm Street Emmaus, PA 18049 Date & Time: Friday, November 3rd, 4 PM – 8 PM Saturday,
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A great opportunity has been presented to us, and we just can’t pass it up. We will be selling 25% off discount shopping passes for Boscov’s redeemable on October 18, 8am to 11pm. The cost of the pass is $5, and St. Margaret’s keeps that $5 donation! So, if 20 members sell 20 passes each,
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In her reflection letter, Mother Laura recounts her shift from hospital chaplaincy to embracing the Parish Church Model of Ministry at Trinity in Bethlehem. Drawing inspiration from Jesus’ all-inclusive approach, she cherishes St. Margaret’s community involvement and warmly highlights the importance of reaching out to both the parishioners and the broader community.
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Mother Laura talks about the upcoming Feast of the Transfiguration when we see Jesus at his brightest. She mentions that Jesus appeared with humans to show we can be part of heavenly glory too. She reminds us to carry this brightness in our daily lives.
WEEKLY REFLECTION | Feast of the Transfiguration – August 6, 2023 Read More »
In the post, Mo. Laura highlights the celebration of Juneteenth, a week-long commemoration that began with music from our African American Hymnal. She also encourages you to read an article on the history of Juneteenth, underscoring the ongoing importance of striving for justice, peace, and the dismantling of racism in the United States.
WEEKLY REFLECTION | Juneteenth, June 18, 2023 Read More »
As we journey through the “Season of Pentecost,” I’m reminded of the upcoming Trinity Sunday, a holiday that perplexes even the most seasoned preachers, myself included. If you join me this Sunday, I’ll do my best to shed light on this mysterious concept and welcome any insights you may have.
WEEKLY REFLECTION | Second Sunday after Pentecost, June 11, 2023 Read More »
In this Reflection Letter, Mo. Laura talks about the recent celebration of Pentecost and introduces the upcoming holiday of Trinity Sunday, which is considered mysterious and challenging to comprehend. She humorously suggests that even experienced preachers struggle to explain the concept adequately. We invite you to attend the upcoming service on Sunday to witness an attempt at tackling the topic.
WEEKLY REFLECTION | Trinity Sunday, June 4, 2023 Read More »
