LUNCH BUNCH meets this Tuesday at The Old Train Depot, 115 East Market Street, Pierceton, Indiana at 12:30. Car pool leaves the church at 11:30. Please sign the poster in the narthex. If you need a ride or need to cancel your reservation, contact Anita at 449-9682.

ASCENSION DAY is this Thursday. Forty days after Easter our Lord Jesus Christ ascended to heaven, an event which took place before the eyes of His disciples, in order that the truth of His ascension might be historically established for the disciples and the entire Christian church. Join us at 7:00 p.m. that evening for this major feast of the Christian Church as we worship our powerful resurrected and ascended Lord.

OUTREACH COMMISSION meets at 11:30 a.m. this Friday.

SPRING CLEANUP is this Saturday, May 16. We need some eager helpers to make our church look beautiful on the outside, not just the inside. We need anyone who can help spread mulch, weed, seed, plant flowers, trim bushes, and have fun. This is a great opportunity to have fellowship while glorifying God by planting and caring for His beautiful gifts in nature. Please come anytime between 8 a.m. and noon to be a part of this wonderful day. The sign-up sheet is on the bulletin board. Any gardening tools (shovels, rakes, wheel barrels, gloves, etc.) you can bring would be greatly appreciated. Questions can be answered by calling Chris Renner at 260-557-7804.

BISHOP LITTLE will be with us on Wednesday, May 20, to lead a workshop/presentation on how to attract and welcome new members into the church. This is a very important endeavor, for as Christians we are always called to reach out and share the love of God. So please sign the poster in the narthex and join us on May 20 at 6:00 p.m. for a potluck supper, followed by the presentation.

TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALL GAME! On Friday, June 12, members of St. Alban’s will gather together at 7:05 to cheer on our TinCaps. Tickets are $10 each. Envelopes and signup sheet are on the bulletin board in the narthex. Payment must be received by May 22. Make checks payable to St. Alban’s.

DAY BY DAY devotional booklets for May through July are available in the narthex. Please take one for your personal or family devotions and take another to share with a friend.

THERE IS A BOX IN THE NARTHEX for items for the Shepherd’s House for Homeless Veterans. Requested items are new men’s T-Shirts and underwear, size med and large, and any toiletry items such as shaving cream, razors, deodorant, etc. For questions please see Norman Grams.

AN OPPORTUNITY TO SERVE On the fourth Thursday of every month we will serve dinner at the St. Vincent House at 5:30. Please call Jo McMahan at 203-2972 to be put on a regular list or just a one-time service. If you are unable to help and care to give a financial donation to the dinners, please use the outreach envelopes and mark them for Vincent House dinners.

OPEN DATE for Altar Flowers is May 17.

OPEN DATES for Sanctuary Candles are May 17 and 24

ATTENDANCE last Sunday was 94.

REMEMBER IN PRAYER David Birchfield, Kathy Bromley, Bonnie Camp, John & Phyllis Diver, Dick Donnelly, Susie Foley, Ian Fox, Glen Grate, Larry Hade, Evelyn Jones, Larry Link, Arthur Longecore, Alicia McLimans, Carol Newell, Rev. Sandy Ritchie, Bruce Snyder, Cindy Spice, Rick Spice, Rita Townsend, Jim Trueblood, Andrew Stath, Pat Stath, Wesley Stath-Tracy, Military: Kaylee Collins, Sean Collins, Daxton Demorest, Jeremy Faux, Dylan Frick, Adam Johns, Eric Lamberty, Derek Palmer, Ty Sumner.

YOUTH GROUP meets tonight at 6:30 p.m.

NEXT SUNDAY IS YOUTH SUNDAY It is always special for our congregation to watch our youth be a major part of the Eucharist.

DIOCESAN CAMP We have chosen next Sunday to raise money so that the younger children, as well as the teens, can attend camp. Cost is $405 per camper in grades 3-9 and $350 per teen in grades 9-12. Camp is a very important part in helping our kids on their spiritual journey. Special envelopes are available in the pew card holders. Any amount would be greatly appreciated; we don’t want cost to be the reason that a child doesn’t go to camp. Talk with Cindy Spice if you would like more information about Camp Mack or how you can help.

MARK YOUR CALENDARS NOW for our Ascension Day service at 7:00 p.m.om Thursday, May 14.

PLEASE JOIN US for the annual Spring Cleanup and Mulch Day on Saturday, May 16. There will be yards of mulch to spread, weeds to pull, flowers to plant, trees & bushes to trim, and fun to be had. This is a great opportunity to help make St. Alban’s look beautiful. We start around 8 a.m. and are usually finished by noon. If you can join us the entire time or only stay for a while we would love to have you. Any questions, call Chris Renner at 260-557-7804.

DAY BY DAY devotional booklets for May through July are available in the narthex. Please take one for your personal or family devotions and take another to share with a friend.

PLEASE NOTE that there is a box in the narthex for items for the Shepherd House for Homeless Veterans. Requested items are new men’s T-Shirts and underwear, size med and large, and any toiletry items such as shaving cream, razors, deodorant, etc. For questions please see Norman Grams.

AN OPPORTUNITY TO SERVE On the fourth Thursday of every month we will serve dinner at the St. Vincent House at 5:30. Please call Jo McMahan at 203-2972 to be put on a regular list or just a one-time service. If you arte unable to help and care to give a financial donation to the dinners, please use the outreach envelopes and mark them for Vincent House dinners.

ATTENDANCE last Sunday was 91.

REMEMBER IN PRAYER David Birchfield, Kathy Bromley, Bonnie Camp, Audrey Clark, Isaac Daniel, John & Phyllis Diver, Dick Donnelly, Elizabeth Donnelly, Susie Foley, Ian Fox, Cheryl Frid, Glen Grate, Larry Hade, Evelyn Jones, Theron & Mary Lansford, Jerry & Toni Leaman, Larry Link, Arthur Longecore, Alicia McLimans, Carol Newell, Debbie Nolan, Anita Randolph, Rev. Sandy Ritchie, Bruce Snyder, Cindy Spice, Rich Spice, Rick Spice, Rita Townsend, Jim Trueblood, Wesley Stath-Tracy, Bob Wise, Andrew Wiseheart Military: Kaylee Collins, Sean Collins, Daxton Demorest, Jeremy Faux, Dylan Frick, Adam Johns, Eric Lamberty, Derek Palmer, Ty Sumner.

YOUTH CHOIR meets following the 10:15 service today.

THIS IS CHURCH CLEANING WEEK.

DAUGHTERS OF THE KING meet this Tuesday at 10:00 a.m.

VESTRY meets this Tuesday at 6:30 p.m.

NEWSLETTER DEADLINE is this Thursday at 9:00 a.m.

AN OPPORTUNITY TO SERVE This Thursday we will serve dinner at the St. Vincent House at 5:30. The fourth Thursday of every month will be a time for our church to reach out in this manner to those in need of help. Please call Jo McMahan at 203-2972 to be put on a regular list or just a one-time service.

MEN’S NIGHT OUT is this Thursday at 6:30 p.m.

NEXT SUNDAY IS YOUTH SUNDAY It is always special for our congregation to watch our youth be a major part of the Eucharist.

DIOCESAN CAMP We have chosen April 26 to raise money so that the younger children, as well as the teens, can attend camp. Cost is $405 per camper in grades 3-9 and $350 per teen in grades 9-12. Camp is a very important part in helping our kids on their spiritual journey. Special envelopes will be available. Any amount would be greatly appreciated; we don’t want cost to be the reason that a child doesn’t go to camp. Talk with Cindy Spice if you would like more information about Camp Mack or how you can help.

MARK YOUR CALENDARS NOW for our Ascension Day service at 7:00 p.m.om Thursday, May 14.

PLEASE JOIN US for the annual Spring Cleanup and Mulch Day on Saturday, May 16. There will be yards of mulch to spread, weeds to pull, flowers to plant, trees & bushes to trim, and fun to be had. This is a great opportunity to help make St. Alban’s look beautiful. We start around 8 a.m. and are usually finished by noon. If you can join us the entire time or only stay for a while we would love to have you. Any questions, call Chris Renner at 260-557-7804.

DAY BY DAY devotional booklets for May through July are available in the narthex. Please take one for your personal or family devotions and take another to share with a friend.

LENTEN COIN FOLDERS AND MITE BOXES should be returned as soon as possible, so the funds can be sent on to the designated recipients.

ATTENDANCE last Sunday was 73.

REMEMBER IN PRAYER David Birchfield, Kathy Bromley, Bonnie Camp, Audrey Clark, Isaac Daniel, John & Phyllis Diver, Dick Donnelly, Elizabeth Donnelly, Susie Foley, Ian Fox, Cheryl Frid, Glen Grate, Larry Hade, Evelyn Jones, Theron & Mary Lansford, Jerry & Toni Leaman, Larry Link, Arthur Longecore, Alicia McLimans, Carol Newell, Debbie Nolan, Anita Randolph, Rev. Sandy Ritchie, Bruce Snyder, Cindy Spice, Rich Spice, Rick Spice, Rita Townsend, Jim Trueblood, Wesley Stath-Tracy, Bob Wise, Andrew Wiseheart Military: Kaylee Collins, Sean Collins, Daxton Demorest, Jeremy Faux, Dylan Frick, Adam Johns, Eric Lamberty, Derek Palmer, Ty Sumner.

YOUTH CHOIR meets following the 10:15 service today and next week.

YOUTH GROUP meets tonight at 6:30 p.m.

THE LUNCH BUNCH meets this Tuesday at Tiffany’s Restaurant, 414 E Lake Street, Topeka, Indiana, at 12:30. Car pool leaves the church at 11:30. Please sign the poster in the narthex. If you need a ride or need to cancel your reservation, contact Anita at 449-9682.

BIBLE STUDY AND FELLOWSHIP meets at 7:00 p.m. this Thursday at the home of Jack Rademaker.

AN OPPORTUNITY TO SERVE On Thursday, April 23, we will serve dinner at the St. Vincent House at 5:30. The fourth Thursday of every month will be a time for our church to reach out in this manner to those in need of help. Please call Jo McMahan at 203-2972 to be put on a regular list or just a one-time service.

YOUTH SUNDAY AND DIOCESAN CAMP It is always special for our congregation to watch our youth be a major part of the Eucharist. We have chosen April 26 to raise money so that the younger children, as well as the teens, can attend camp. Cost is $405 per camper in grades 3-9 and $350 per teen in grades 9-12. Camp is a very important part in helping our kids on their spiritual journey. Special envelopes will be available. Any amount would be greatly appreciated; we don’t want cost to be the reason that a child doesn’t go to camp. Talk with Cindy Spice if you would like more information about Camp Mack or how you can help.

LENTEN COIN FOLDERS AND MITE BOXES should be returned as soon as possible, so the funds can be sent on to the designated recipients.

ATTENDANCE at the Easter Vigil was 32.  Attendance on Easter Sunday was 158.

REMEMBER IN PRAYER David Birchfield, Kathy Bromley, Bonnie Camp, Audrey Clark, Isaac Daniel, John & Phyllis Diver, Dick Donnelly, Elizabeth Donnelly, Susie Foley, Ian Fox, Cheryl Frid, Glen Grate, Larry Hade, Evelyn Jones, Theron & Mary Lansford, Jerry & Toni Leaman, Larry Link, Arthur Longecore, Alicia McLimans, Carol Newell, Debbie Nolan, Anita Randolph, Rev. Sandy Ritchie, Lisa Schanhals, Bruce Snyder, Cindy Spice, Rich Spice, Rick Spice, Rita Townsend, Jim Trueblood, Wesley Stath-Tracy, Bob Wise, Andrew Wiseheart Military: Kaylee Collins, Sean Collins, Daxton Demorest, Jeremy Faux, Dylan Frick, Adam Johns, Eric Lamberty, Derek Palmer, Ty Sumner.

WORSHIP COMMISSION meets this Wednesday at 6:00 p.m.

A LENTEN STUDY focusing on the four Gospels and what each of them highlights continues on the four Wednesdays in March. Join us for worship at 6:30 p.m., followed by the study.

STATIONS OF THE CROSS are held at 6:00 p.m. each Friday during Lent. Walk with Jesus down the road to Calvary on The Way of the Cross, a powerful devotional liturgy that follows Jesus through His passion and death. At each station a meditation, versicle and response, and prayer is read

CHANGE YOUR CLOCKS THIS WEEKEND. Move them one hour ahead before you go to bed on Saturday.

THE LUNCH BUNCH meets on March 10, at Rusty Dog Irish Pub, 32 N Jefferson Street, Huntington at 12:00. Car pool leaves the church at 11:00 a.m. Please sign the poster in the narthex. If you need a ride or need to cancel your reservation, contact Anita at 449-9682.

LENTEN COIN FOLDERS are available in the narthex. Proceeds will be used to support the Madina Village School in Sierra Leone, which opened on September 16, 2013 for 270 students ages 4 through 10. In the process the village, and the surrounding area, has been mobilized to produce enough food to sustain themselves, and has been inspired to develop their own leadership and community efforts.

MITE BOXES are available in the narthex. Proceeds will be used to support the Against Malaria Foundation. Malaria is a major problem in sub-Saharan Africa. Over 1 million people, mostly children, die each year. Insecticide-treated bed nets prevent cases of and deaths from malaria and are relatively inexpensive, about $5 per net.

RIDE NEEDED If you could provide a ride to church for a lady who lives near Stellhorn and Lahmeyer roads, please contact Pastoral and Family Care Director Marion Frid at 482-7302

FOOD BANK items needed are tuna, beef stew, beef broth, chicken broth, muffin mix, facial tissues and paper towels.

OPEN DATES for Sanctuary Candles are March 8, 22 and 29.

ATTENDANCE last Sunday was 73.

30 HOUR FAMINE Once again our youth will stand up for hunger around the world by participating in the World Vision 30 Hour Famine. World Vision has been working for over six decades to fight hunger. They are the largest global distribution partner of the United Nations’ World Food Program. In 2013 they reached over 7.5 million people in 33 countries with food assistance. On March 6 and 7 our youth will go 30 hours without food to learn what it is like for many young people around the world. They will also be raising money to send to Uganda, a country that has been stricken since their independence from the United Kingdom in 1962. The people of Uganda have faced political, economic and social challenges that have severely hindered development. Our youth have set a goal of $500.00 and appreciate your support in any amount to help us do our part. We will collect donations after the 8:00 service and before and after the 10:15 service from March 1 until March 29. Please make all checks payable to World Vision. If you would like to learn more or help in anyway please contact Cindy Spice at 348-7061.

A LENTEN RETREAT will be held on March 6 & 7 at Trinity Episcopal Church. See the poster on the bulletin board in the narthex for more information.

REMEMBER IN PRAYER Kathy Bromley, Audrey Clark, John & Phyllis Diver, Dick Donnelly, Elizabeth Donnelly, Matthew Fazzaro, Susie Foley, Ian Fox, Cheryl Frid, Evelyn Jones, Nevada Jones, Jerry & Toni Leaman, Larry Link, Arthur Longecore, Alicia McLimans, Debbie Nolan, Anita Randolph, Chris Sanxter, Lisa Schanhals, Joann Schmidt, Cindy Spice, Rich Spice, Rick Spice, Rita Townsend, Wesley Stath-Tracy, Bob Wise, Andrew Wiseheart, Noah York

Military: Kaylee Collins, Sean Collins, Daxton Demorest, Jeremy Faux, Dylan Frick, Adam Johns, Eric Lamberty, Derek Palmer, Ty Sumner

Kroger Community Rewards Program

We are now enrolled in the Kroger Community Rewards program. Our number is 10486. To use the program you must register you Kroger Plus card online. Here’s how:

1. Register online at krogercommunityrewards.com
2. Click on Sign In/Register
3. Enter your zip code, clicking on your favorite store, entering your email address, creating a password, and agreeing to the terms and conditions
4. You will then get a message to check your email inbox and click on the link within the body of the email.
5. Click on My Account and use your email address and password.
6. Click on Edit Kroger Community Rewards information and input your Kroger Plus card number.
7. Update or confirm your information.
8. Enter 10486 and click on confirm.
9. To verify you are enrolled correctly, you will see your organization’s name on the right side of your information page.

REMEMBER, purchases will not count for St. Alban’s until after you register your card.

Do you use your phone number at the register? Call 800-576-4377, select option 4 to get your Kroger Plus card number.

Members must swipe their registered Kroger Plus card or use the phone number that is related to their registered Kroger Plus card when shopping for each purchase to count.

If you do not yet have a Kroger Plus card, you may pick one up at the customer service desk at any Kroger.

If you do not have access to a computer, please ask a friend to help you register or call Barb in the church office.

TODAY IS CAMP NEW HAPPENINGS SUNDAY We will have a special collection for Camp New Happenings, supported by our diocese for children of incarcerated parents. Many of these children would not have an opportunity to experience what so many of our children have done for years, the fun, love, caring and sharing of Jesus at summer camp. Please give generously, in the special envelopes provided in the pew card holders so we can help more each year to experience the love of Jesus. Make checks payable to St. Alban’s. Include your offering number on the envelope for credit on your contribution statement.

THIS IS CHURCH CLEANING WEEK.

A LENTEN STUDY focusing on the four Gospels and what each of them highlights begins this Wednesday and continues on the four Wednesdays in March. Join us for worship at 6:30 p.m., followed by the study.

STATIONS OF THE CROSS are held at 6:00 p.m. each Friday during Lent. Walk with Jesus down the road to Calvary on The Way of the Cross, a powerful devotional liturgy that follows Jesus through His passion and death. At each station a meditation, versicle and response, and prayer is read

LENTEN COIN FOLDERS are available in the narthex. Proceeds will be used to support the Madina Village School in Sierra Leone, which opened on September 16, 2013 for 270 students ages 4 through 10. In the process the village, and the surrounding area, has been mobilized to produce enough food to sustain themselves, and has been inspired to develop their own leadership and community efforts.

MITE BOXES are available in the narthex. Proceeds will be used to support the Against Malaria Foundation. Malaria is a major problem in sub-Saharan Africa. Over 1 million people, mostly children, die each year. Insecticide-treated bed nets prevent cases of and deaths from malaria and are relatively inexpensive, about $5 per net.

RIDE NEEDED If you could provide a ride to church for a lady who lives near Stellhorn and Lahmeyer roads, please contact Pastoral and Family Care Director Marion Frid at 482-7302.

FOOD BANK items needed are beef broth, chicken broth, muffin mix, cake mix, mustard, ketchup, bar soap, dish washing liquid.

OPEN DATES for Sanctuary Candles are all Sundays in March.

ATTENDANCE last Sunday was 74.

A LENTEN RETREAT will be held on March 6 and 7 at Trinity Episcopal Church. Please see the poster on the bulletin board in the narthex for more information.

REMEMBER IN PRAYER Matthew Banks, Kathy Bromley, Audrey Clark, John & Phyllis Diver, Dick Donnelly, Elizabeth Donnelly, Matthew Fazzaro, Susie Foley, Ian Fox, Cheryl Frid, Evelyn Jones, Nevada Jones, Jerry & Toni Leaman, Larry Link, Arthur Longecore, Alicia McLimans, Debbie Nolan, Anita Randolph, Chris Sanxter, Lisa Schanhals, Joann Schmidt, Cindy Spice, Rich Spice, Rick Spice, Rita Townsend, Wesley Stath-Tracy, Bob Wise Noah York Military: Kaylee Collins, Sean Collins, Daxton Demorest, Jeremy Faux, Dylan Frick, Adam Johns, Eric Lamberty, Derek Palmer, Ty Sumner

WE WELCOME INTO THE BODY OF CHRIST this morning, through the Sacrament of Holy Baptism, Nilani Gaunt.  We pray for God’s blessings upon her as she grows in the knowledge and wisdom of God.

ALTAR GUILD members are asked to help with the veiling of the crosses today following the second service.

DAUGHTERS OF THE KING meet this Tuesday at 10:00 a.m.

A SHROVE TUESDAY PANCAKE SUPPER will be held from 5:00 – 6:30 this week.  Pancakes, sausage, fruit, and beverages will be served.  Proceeds from the free will offering will go to the Operating Fund.  Please sign the poster in the narthex so we will know how much food to purchase.  Join us and bring your friends!

LENT BEGINS THIS WEEK  The chief purpose of Lent is preparation for the celebrations of Easter, the greatest festival of the Christian Church.  Therefore the focus of the Lenten season is on the suffering and sacrifice of Christ for our sins.  The liturgical color of Lent is purple, the color of repentance and sorrow for sins.

ASH WEDNESDAY liturgies, with the imposition of ashes, will be held at Noon and at 7:00 p.m. this week.

MEN’S NIGHT OUT will be held at 6:30 p.m. this Thursday at Zianos Italian Eatery 702 East Dupont Road (next door to the Lucky Moose).

BIBLE STUDY AND FELLOWSHIP will be held at 7:00 p.m. this Thursday at the home of Jack Rademaker.

STATIONS OF THE CROSS  Beginning this week Stations of the Cross will be held at 6:00 p.m. each Friday.  Walk with Jesus down the road to Calvary on The Way of the Cross, a powerful devotional liturgy that follows Jesus through His passion and death.  At each station a meditation, versicle and response, and prayer is read

CAMP NEW HAPPENINGS SUNDAY  Next Sunday we will have a special collection for Camp New Happenings, supported by our diocese for children of incarcerated parents.  Many of these children would not have an opportunity to experience what so many of our children have done for years, the fun, love, caring and sharing of Jesus at summer camp.  Please give generously, in the special envelopes provided so we can help more each year to experience the love of Jesus.

A LENTEN STUDY focusing on the four Gospels and what each of them highlights will be held on the Wednesdays of February 25, and March 4, 11, 18 and 25.  Join us for worship at 6:30 p.m., followed by the study.

LENTEN COIN FOLDERS are available in the narthex.  Proceeds will be used to support the Madina Village School in Sierra Leone, which opened on September 16, 2013 for 270 students ages 4 through 10.  In the process the village, and the surrounding area, has been mobilized to produce enough food to sustain themselves, and has been inspired to develop their own leadership and community efforts.

MITE BOXES are available in the narthex.  Proceeds will be used to support the Against Malaria Foundation.  Malaria is a major problem in sub-Saharan Africa.  Over 1 million people — mostly children — die each year.  Insecticide-treated bed nets prevent cases of and deaths from malaria and are relatively inexpensive — about $5 per net.

FOOD BANK items needed are beef broth, chicken broth, muffin mix, cake mix, mustard, ketchup, bar soap, dish washing liquid.

OPEN DATES for Sanctuary Candles are all Sundays in March.

ATTENDANCE last Sunday was 100.

REMEMBER IN PRAYER Matthew Banks, Kathy Bromley, Audrey Clark, John & Phyllis Diver, Dick Donnelly, Elizabeth Donnelly, Susie Foley, Cheryl Frid, Evelyn Jones, Nevada Jones, Jerry & Toni Leaman, Larry Link, Arthur Longecore, Alicia McLimans, Debbie Nolan, Gene Pettibone, Anita Randolph, Chris Sanxter, Lisa Schanhals, Joann Schmidt, Cindy Spice, Rich Spice, Rick Spice, Rita Townsend, Wesley Stath-Tracy, Bob Wise Noah York   Military: Kaylee Collins, Sean Collins, Daxton Demorest, Jeremy Faux, Dylan Frick, Adam Johns, Eric Lamberty, Derek Palmer, Ty Sumner.

ENDOWMENT ANNUAL MEETING will be held tomorrow at 6:00 p.m.

PRAYER NIGHT will be held at 7:00 p.m. this Thursday. We will discuss our prayer lives, offer prayers for the Church, and discuss important Christian topics for the month.

BISHOP LITTLE will be with us next Sunday. Please plan to worship with us and join us for fellowship after the 10:15 service. A signup sheet for finger foods is posted in the narthex.

THE LUNCH BUNCH will dine at Grabill Inn, 13706 Fairview Drive, Grabill, on Tuesday, February 10 at 12:30. Please sign the sheet in the narthex if you plan to attend.

LADIES FELLOWSHIP AND STUDY meets at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, February 12, at the home of Marilyn McClure.

A VESTRY RETREAT will be held from 6:30 to 9:00 p.m. on Friday, February 13 and from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, February 14.

A SHROVE TUESDAY PANCAKE SUPPER will be held from 5:00 – 6:30 on February 17. Pancakes, sausage, fruit, and beverages will be served. Proceeds from the free will offering will go to the Operating Fund. Please sign the poster in the narthex so we will know how much food to purchase. Join us and bring your friends!

ASH WEDNESDAY liturgies, with the imposition of ashes, will be held at Noon and at 7:00 p.m. on February 18.

A LENTEN STUDY focusing on the four Gospels and what each of them highlights will be held on the Wednesdays of February 25, and March 4, 11, 18 and 25. Join us for worship at 6:30 p.m., followed by the study.

PALMS Please bring in your palms from last year’s Palm Sunday to be burned for ashes for Ash Wednesday. There is a basket in the narthex in which you may leave your palms.

HEART TO HEART PROJECT Help us collect 100 hats, scarves, socks, and pairs of gloves or mittens to be distributed to local groups who need them. These items may be handmade or purchased. We can use all sizes—adult to infant. Place them in the collection box (made by the Sunday school students) in the narthex. Help us keep Fort Wayne warm! Donations accepted through Sunday, February 15. Thanks!

FORWARD DAY BY DAY devotional booklets for February through April are available in the narthex. Please take one for your personal or family devotions and another to give to a friend.

FOOD BANK items needed are beef broth, chicken broth, muffin mix, cake mix, mustard, ketchup, bar soap, dish washing liquid.

ALTAR FLOWER AND SANCTUARY CANDLE CHARTS FOR 2015 are posted in the narthex. There are many open dates.

ATTENDANCE last Sunday was 69.

REMEMBER IN PRAYER Matthew Banks, Kathy Bromley, Audrey Clark, John & Phyllis Diver, Dick Donnelly, Susie Foley, Cheryl Frid, Evelyn Jones, Nevada Jones, Jerry & Toni Leaman, Larry Link, Arthur Longecore, Alicia McLimans, Debbie Nolan, Gene Pettibone, Anita Randolph, Chris Sanxter, Lisa Schanhals, Joann Schmidt, Cindy Spice, Rick Spice, Andrew Stath, Rita Townsend, Wesley Stath-Tracy, Bob Wise Noah York Military: Kaylee Collins, Sean Collins, Daxton Demorest, Jeremy Faux, Dylan Frick, Adam Johns, Eric Lamberty, Derek Palmer, Ty Sumner

PLEASE JOIN US for brunch and our Annual Meeting today.

YOUTH GROUP meets tonight at 6:30.

THIS IS CHURCH CLEANING WEEK.

SOUPER BOWL SUNDAY Hundreds of congregations nationwide will transform Super Bowl Sunday into Souper Bowl Sunday – a unique interdenominational endeavor to glorify God and care for “the least of these brothers and sisters of mine.” Matthew 25:40. Please make a special effort to bring a can or two of soup to church next Sunday for this Souper collection.

PRAYER NIGHT will be held at 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, February 5. We will discuss our prayer lives, offer prayers for the Church, and discuss important Christian topics for the month.

BISHOP LITTLE will be with us on Sunday, February 8. Please plan to worship with us that day. Join us for fellowship after the 10:15 service. A signup sheet for finger foods is posted in the narthex.

THE LUNCH BUNCH will dine Grabill Inn, 13706 Fairview Drive, Grabill, on Tuesday, February 10 at 12:30. Please sign the sheet in the narthex if you plan to attend.

HEART TO HEART PROJECT Help us collect 100 hats, scarves, socks, and pairs of gloves or mittens to be distributed to local groups who need them. These items may be handmade or purchased. We can use all sizes—adult to infant. Place them in the collection box (made by the Sunday school students) in the narthex. Help us keep Fort Wayne warm! Donations accepted through Sunday, February 15. Thanks!

FORWARD DAY BY DAY devotional booklets for February through April are available in the narthex. Please take one for your personal or family devotions and another to give to a friend.

ALTAR FLOWER AND SANCTUARY CANDLE CHARTS FOR 2015 are posted in the narthex. There are many open dates.

ATTENDANCE last Sunday was 84.

REMEMBER IN PRAYER Matthew Banks, Kathy Bromley, Audrey Clark, John & Phyllis Diver, Dick Donnelly, Susie Foley, Cheryl Frid, Nevada Jones, Jerry & Toni Leaman, Larry Link, Arthur Longecore, Alicia McLimans, Debbie Nolan, Gene Pettibone, Chris Sanxter, Lisa Schanhals, Joann Schmidt, Cindy Spice, Rick Spice, Andrew Stath, Rita Townsend, Wesley Stath-Tracy, Bob Wise Noah York Military: Kaylee Collins, Sean Collins, Daxton Demorest, Jeremy Faux, Dylan Frick, Adam Johns, Eric Lamberty, Derek Palmer, Ty Sumner.

DAUGHTERS OF THE KING meet this Tuesday at 10:00 a.m.

VESTRY meets this Tuesday at 6:30 p.m.

NEWSLETTER DEADLINE is this Thursday.

NEXT SUNDAY there will be ONE SERVICE AT 9:00 a.m. followed by the Annual Meeting. A brunch will be held following service. Please sign up on the bulletin board in the narthex so we know how many people will attend.

SOUPER BOWL SUNDAY Hundreds of congregations nationwide will transform Super Bowl Sunday into Souper Bowl Sunday – a unique interdenominational endeavor to glorify God and care for “the least of these brothers and sisters of mine.” Matthew 25:40. Please make a special effort to bring a can or two of soup to church on February 1 for this Souper collection.

PRAYER NIGHT will be held at 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, February 5. We will discuss our prayer lives, offer prayers for the Church, and discuss important Christian topics for the month.

BISHOP LITTLE will be with us on Sunday, February 8. Please plan to worship with us that day.

FORWARD DAY BY DAY devotional booklets for February through April are available in the narthex. Please take one for your personal or family devotions and another to give to a friend.

ALTAR FLOWER AND SANCTUARY CANDLE CHARTS FOR 2015 are posted in the narthex. Envelopes are found beneath the charts. Please include on the information you would like listed in the bulletin. Make your check payable to St. Alban’s. Cost of flowers is $33.00. Cost of sanctuary candles is $3.00. There are many open dates.

ATTENDANCE last Sunday was 87.

OUR CHRISTIAN SYMPATHY, tempered with the sure hope of the resurrection, is extended t Marilyn Rafter upon the recent death of her mother. But thanks be to God, who gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ. 1 Corinthians 15:57

REMEMBER IN PRAYER Matthew Banks, Kathy Bromley, Audrey Clark, John & Phyllis Diver, Dick Donnelly, Tom Fetter, Susie Foley, Cheryl Frid, Jerry & Toni Leaman, Larry Link, Arthur Longecore, Alicia McLimans, Debbie Nolan, Derek Palmer, Gene Pettibone, Chris Sanxter, Lisa Schanhals, Joann Schmidt, Cindy Spice, Rick Spice, Andrew Stath, Rita Townsend, Wesley Stath-Tracy, Bob Wise Noah York Military: Kaylee Collins, Sean Collins, Daxton Demorest, Jeremy Faux, Dylan Frick, Adam Johns, Eric Lamberty, Derek Palmer, Ty Sumner.