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Sunday Services in Fairfax
God's will be done
St. Luke Parish 8:30am
Huntville Road, Fairfax
Mass times at St. Luke's are 8:30am & 11:00am
United Church of Fairfax
Your Community Church - Preaching the Gospel with Love
Sunday Worship Service
10:45am at the United Church - Childcare Available
Apple Sunday & Bible Study News
Reverend Elizabeth 849-6588
United Church News
Just a reminder, the Four Columns Food Shelf is
sponsored by the United Church and St. Luke and
is supported by the churches and various groups
at the school.
We are open the first two Wednesdays of the month
at the Baptist Church building from 9-12.
Confidentiality respected.
St. Luke Parish 11:00am
Huntville Road, Fairfax
Mass times at St. Luke's are 8:30am and 11:00am
Vermont Ecumenical Council & Bible Society
Religious Books from amazon.com
Should WE keep the Festivals that Jesus followed?
Day of Discovery on WCAX at 7:30am
St. Luke Parish
Huntville Road
http://www.vtgrandpa.com/stluke/
St. Luke Parish is located on
Huntville Road, Fairfax, Vermont
Office: 849-6205
Saturday Mass: 4:30pm
Sunday Masses: 9:45 & 11:00am
Confessions Saturdays 3:45 to 4:10pm
The Catholic Faith & The Catholic Church
* Interested in Becoming a Catholic *
* Lapsed Catholics invited back *
* Didn't receive Confirmation and
would like to *
Practicing Catholics learn more about
your Faith, Church, Religion !
Weekly Meetings MOST Tuesday Evenings
October to April -- St. Luke Church, Fairfax
Information / Registration:
Jeannette Wills, 849-2328
St. Luke Turkey Dinner was Sunday at the
Bellows Free Academy Fairfax Elementary Gym.
Fall Bazaar was Saturday from 9-3pm at the
Baptist Church Building on Main Street in Fairfax.
St. Luke Annual Lawn & Bake Sale
Click link to see Henry Raymond's photos
St. Luke Church held its annual lawn and
bake sale on Saturday, September 9th.
Proceeds benefit our mission in Dominican Republic.
Craft table, refreshments, great buys.
Jean 849-6681 or Mike 849-2717.
Ascension News
Route 7, Georgia, Vermont
Office: 849-6205
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Franklin-1 Religious Notes
by Chris Santee
Abortion protests rooted in facts
from the Burlington Free Press
Special thanks to Logan for this calf story
Fairfax Interfaith Thanksgiving Service 2007
Story and Photos by Henry Raymond.
There was an Interfaith Community Thanksgiving
Service Sunday at the United Church in Fairfax.
Henry Raymond's great photos of the 2006 event
Karen Langelier Honored
for her work in the ministry.
Vermont Right to Life held a teen summit
in early October in South Burlington.
Middlebury High School Lawsuit
Miller Beer, Nancy Pelosi insult Christians
Flag Folding Recitations For Veterans
Banned in California For Religious Content
United Church News
by Reverend Elizabeth
United Church of Fairfax
Your Community Church
Preaching the Gospel with Love
Sunday Worship 10:45
Childcare Available
http://www.gbgm-umc.org/fairfaxvt
Reverend Elizabeth 849-6588
pastorliz@earthlink.net
Back in 1939 the Baptist Church of Fairfax and
the Methodist Church of Fairfax decided to merge
(the merger letter, signed by S William Webb can
be read at our website www.gbgm-umc.org/fairfaxvt)
to form one faith community,
the United Church of Fairfax.
Part of the merger agreement required that
ministerial leadership rotate between each
denomination.
Another part of the agreement involves the use of
the Baptist Church Building for worship annually.
Thus, each July, the congregation of the United
Church of Fairfax worships at the stately
Baptist Church Building on Main Street.
The time of worship remains the same: 10:45.
As always, we always welcome new folks to our fellowship.
** Four Columns Food Shelf at the
Baptist Church Building, Main Street,
Fairfax is open from 9-12 on the first two
Wednesdays of the month.
It is supported by various local organizations.
For further information
call Rev. Elizabeth at 849-6588.
United Church News
(American Baptist-United Methodist)
by Reverend Elizabeth
United Church News
On Good Friday, United Church celebrated
a service that marked the Crucifixion of Jesus.
Inquiries: pastorliz@earthlink.net
or 849-6588
On Maundy Thursday, the United Church of Fairfax
through special music and readings and Scripture
celebrated the institution of the sacrament of Communion.
at the St. Albans Bay United Methodist Church at 7:30pm.
The United Church's annual Sort of Silent Auction
was Saturday 02/03/07 at the United Church.
Music was provided by the Foothills Fogies
and Friends.
There was face-painting for the children,
there were lots of exciting items and services
to bid for from organic garlic from Fred Griffin's
garden to home-made pizzas from Barbara Murphy,
to a massage by Eva Paquin, fabric from Guatemala,
and Charlotte Mc Nall's famous home-made doughnuts.
More information: pastorliz@earthlink.net.
Sunday school began on September 17th,2006 with
our traditional Apple Sunday celebration.
Our annual Chicken Pie Supper with all home-made
foods was held at the BFA Elementary gym on
September 23rd beginning at 5 PM.
The Fall Rummage Sale was held at the Baptist
Church Building on Main Street October 13 from 3-7
and October 14 from 9-2.
And our last event, the fall craft bazaar was
November 4 at the Baptist Church Building.
Rev. Dr. Z Allen Abbott, the Executive Minister
of the American Baptist Churches of Vermont and New
Hampshire was the guest preacher November 12th.
There was opportunity scheduled to meet Reverend
Abbott during fellowship time after worship.
For further information about Sunday School or any
of these events, please contact Rev. Elizabeth at:
pastorliz@earthlink.net
or 849-6588
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Ascension News
Route 7, Georgia, Vermont
Office: 849-6205
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Redeeming Grace
Milton & Westford, Vermont
Pastor Paul Maffin 849-9341
Northern Light
...a relaxed and inspirational gathering designed for women
in all stages of life. Come connect with other women,
have some fun and consider biblical truths
and their relevance to our lives.
Join us at the Red Brick Meeting House on Rte 128 in
Westford on Monday, Oct. 1 from 7:30-9:00PM.
Please call Redeeming Grace Church with questions at
(802)849-9341.
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Georgia Plain Baptist Church
Georgia, Vermont
Located at Stonebridge, Plains and Middle Roads
in Georgia, Vermont.
Sunday School from 9:00 to 10:00am
Worship at 10:30am
Coffee & Fellowship follows.
Children welcome in worship and
Junior Workshop is held in our
newly improved school area.
Child Care Available, as well.
Facilities are fully accessible
to the physically challenged.
Bible Study groups during the week.
Reverend Charles Kuthe, Pastor
524-5348
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Georgia United Methodist
Georgia, Vermont
Our mission is to know Christ, grow in Christ
and show the love of Christ to the world
through the power of the Holy Spirit.
Sunday Service is at 10:00a.m., with
Sunday School (age 4 to 6th graders)
dismissed from the service.
Nursery Care is provided.
Both traditional and contemporary
worship music are featured.
Coffee fellowship follows the service.
Small group opportunities include
Bible study, prayer and praise, healthy
living and preschool craft and story hour.
Join us, we're located on Rt. 7 in Georgia
Center. Pastor Sam Newton 524-4271
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Church of the Rock
Route 104, St. Albans, Vermont
Route 104 in St. Albans, Vermont
Senior Pastor Roland A. Ludlam 524-9644
Assistant Pastor Gary Cooper
Sunday 8:30-9:30am
Sunday 10:00 to 11:30am
more information coming soon.
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Temple Sinai
South Burlington, Vermont
Reform Jewish Congregation
500 Swift Street
South Burlington, Vermont
Rabbi James Glazier (802) 862-5125
Friday services 8:00pm
UPCOMING EVENTS FROM
THE ISRAEL CENTER OF VERMONT
In Passing
Ivy (Webb) Ovitt Passed Away June 22nd, 2006
Her obituary and photo are up on Henry Raymond's
Our prayers and love go out to Orman & her family
Visiting hours were held on Sunday, June 25th, 2006
from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. and 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. at the
A. W. Rich Funeral Home Fairfax Chapel.
Funeral services were held June 26, 2006,
at 10:30 a.m. at the United Church of Fairfax with
Reverend Elizabeth Griffin officiating. Burial
followed in the family lot in Fairfax Plains Cemetery.
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Looking@TheBible.com
by Chris Santee
Watch the Lamb
Watch an "Interview with God"
and enjoy "Pathways to Peace"
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Passage of the Day
Genesis 1:1-4
"In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth.
And the earth was without form, and void; and darkness was upon the face of the deep. And the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters.
And God said, Let there be light: and there was light.
And God saw the light, that it was good: and God divided the light from the darkness."
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