Bulletin – October 6, 2013
St. John the Evangelist Anglican Catholic Church 619 O’Fallon Avenue, Dayton, Kentucky 41074 Tel: 859-261-8173 www.stjohnacc.com Trinity XIX, Oct. 6th, 2013 Rev. Bryan Newman: Rector Cell: […]
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VBS was mentioned in the Dayton Community News
Check out page 4 for a picture and a small article of the VBS in the September edition. Click on image to download the full newsletter. microsoft server .
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Spirit of the Eagle – September 2013
Rector’s Reflections Well summer is fading fast and our thoughts turn away from recreation and vacations to the more serious aspects of live. Our focus moves toward preparations for the […]
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Spirit of the Eagle – July 2013
Rector’s Reflections We all need a break now and then from the daily grind of responsibilities and obligations that can wear on us so heavily. St. John’s is blessed to […]
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Spirit of the Eagle – June 2013
Rector’s Reflections When I was young, summer always began Memorial Day weekend because school ended just before it, and ended Labor Day weekend. Nowadays school often ends well after Memorial […]
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Spirit of the Eagle – May 2013
Rector’s Reflections Spring has finally arrived. As I write this the sun is shining and the temperature is unusually high. There is nothing like sunny weather to brighten one’s outlook […]
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Spirit of the Eagle – April 2013
Rector’s Reflections I don’t know about you, but Lent seemed to be longer than usual this year. Of course the fact that winter hung around longer than usual added to […]
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Spirit of the Eagle – March 2013
Rector’s Reflections As I write this, we are just about mid-way through Lent. How are you doing with what you resolved to do at its beginning? If it is a […]
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Spirit of the Eagle – February 2013
WELCOME TO OUR NEWEST PARISHIONERS – LILLIAN AND JESSE CORNISH Two to Love There’s two to wash, there’s two to dry, There’s two who argue, there’s two […]
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Spirit of the Eagle – January 2013
Rector’s Reflections As I look out my window, I see the barren trees, the frigid temperatures and fresh fallen snow. We are in what used to be called the ‘Dead […]