Godly Play begins
Sunday, September 11th at 9:30am
Book Study for Adults begins
Sunday, September 11th 11:15am
Handbells & Choir begin
Wednesday,
September 14th at 6pm & 7pm
New Inquirers’ Class begins
Saturday, September 17th at
9:30am
SEPTEMBER 2016
Vol. 7 No. 49
The Rt. Rev. J. Scott Mayer, Bishop of Northwest Texas
The Rev. David B. Huxley, Rector
The Rev. Tom Burns, Deacon
St. Nicholas’ Episcopal
Church
4000 W. Loop 250 N.
Midland, Texas 79707 432-694-8856
Office Hours: M-Th 8:30am-4:30pm
Saturdays 9:00am-12Noon
Email: [email protected]
Website http://www.stnicksmt.org
The Bishop of
Northwest Texas
The Rt. Rev. J. Scott Mayer
Rector
The Rev. David B. Huxley
[email protected]
Deacon
The Rev. Tom Burns
Vestry
Ms. Cindy Manley
Sr. Warden
Finance Committee Liaison
Mr. Robert Norrgard
Jr. Warden, Facilities
Landscape Committee Liaison
Dr. Mary Williams, Clerk
Worship Committee Liaison
Mr. Joe Cobb. Jr.
Greeters, Sound, Ushers, Liaison
Ms. Janet Considine
Children’s Godly Play Liaison
Dr. Pamela Howell
Pastoral Care Liaison
Ms. Bridget Hyde
Adult Christian Education Liaison
Dr. Michael Jordan
Outreach Liaison
Ms. Joan Whitt
Gifts & Memorials Liaison
Mr. Corby Considine
Chancellor
Mr. Tom Wurster
Treasurer
Staff
Mr. Darryl Knapp
Lay Ministry Coordinator, &
Organist/Choirmaster
From the Rector……
“Rejoice always, pray without ceasing, give thanks in all
circumstances; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for
you.”
1 Thessalonians 5: 16-18
Over the past few months, I’ve become reacquainted with
an old friend. Strange as it may seem, the friend is
actually a book, one that I haven’t picked up in several
years. The book’s title is Hour by Hour, and it features
four brief liturgical services for each day of the week. The
services are adapted from liturgies found in the Episcopal
Book of Common Prayer. The services are divided into
morning, noon, evening and bedtime, or compline, as it’s
often called. As mentioned, the services are brief and can
be read in just a few minutes. The rhythm of the services
is somewhat monastic in nature, a reminder of Paul’s
words that we each are called to pray without ceasing.
Now I have to be honest; I confess that I’ve yet to master
that phrase, “pray without ceasing.” Even with the book I
mentioned, I don’t always do all four liturgies. The one
that really challenges me is compline; it’s extremely hard
for me to focus on prayers at bedtime, when I’m already
half asleep. But like all of you out there, I’m still a work
in progress. And prayer is work of sorts, and it certainly
takes some focus. Sometimes I forget to pray, but that’s
okay, because I know the Lord still loves me!
Perhaps like me, you’re at a time in your life when the
demands of work and play consume you. You’d like to be
more prayerful, but can’t seem to find the time. Perhaps
you want to be in a stronger relationship with Christ, but
what you’re doing isn’t quite working. If so, I’d like to
suggest this little book as a means of dealing with those
feelings.
Ms. Cheryl Berzanskis
Bookkeeper
Mr. Scot Marter
Sexton
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Our relationship with Our Lord does take some work on
our part. Just like all relationships, it requires some
investment. We need to devote some time each day to
prayers of communication. There must be time set aside
to pray to the Lord, and also time spent just to listen. This
book of mine reminds me of my need to do that, as I spend
my day. It’s a method many souls have used over countless
generations.
From the Rector…(continued)
There’s a Place at the Table for you!
The awesome thing is that Christ is
always listening. Don’t ask me exactly
how he does it, but we have his complete
attention. Even our prayers of anger are
welcome at his table. In fact, our prayers
of anger are often the most powerful
prayers of all.
Autumn is a great time to focus on
prayerful devotions. After the busy days
of summertime, the days are growing
shorter. The rhythm of our lives subtly
changes with the seasons. We begin to
think of the coming cooler temperatures.
Here in Midland, that will take a while
yet, but we do know they’re finally coming!
I invite you to pray along with me this
autumn. The book I mentioned is just one
of many. But it will help you focus on what
Christ calls us each to do. I would love to
hear about your progress as we walk this
walk together. Who knows what Our Lord
has in store for us, as we offer up our
prayers?
There’s that old adage that “prayer doesn’t
change things; prayer changes us and we
change things.” Are you prepared to be
changed with me, as we enter the autumn
season?
Blessings,
Fr. Dave
2016 Fall Inquirers’ Class
There’s a Place at the Table for you!
Saturday mornings 9:30am-11:00am
Church Parlor
September 17th& 24th
October 15th, 22nd & 29th
Saturday, September 17th
An Outline of the Faith: Scripture, Creed
& Apostolic Succession.
Saturday, September 24th
The Episcopal Book of Common Prayer.
Saturday, October 1st, (No Class)
10:00AM “The Blessing of the Animals.”
Saturday, October 8th (No Class).
(Fr. Dave at School of Ministry in Lubbock)
Saturday, October 15th
The Seven Sacraments of the Episcopal
Church.
Saturday, October 22nd
Liturgical Practices: Exploring the
Sunday Liturgy
Saturday, October 29th
Gifts of the Spirit & the Mission of the
Church
Contact Fr Dave if interested:
262.749.1168 or [email protected]
Parish Prayer List
Parish Prayer Requests: Jackson,
Karen, Jennifer, Joan (Jo-ann), Dylan,
Derrill, Phil, Heidi, Fran, Becky, David,
Sarah, Ben, Kristi, Emmy, Hudson,
Joann, Russell, Nancy, John, Meredith,
Andrew, Mary, Jamie, Garrett, Carole,
Andrea, Walt, Phebe, Craig, Tanya,
Charlie, Kristy, Lesli, Madalen, Terry,
Steve, Rick, Twila, Linda, David, Connie,
Windel, Betty, St. Barnabas’, Sherilyn,
Sue-Bob, Lupe, Brittany, Pamela, Vicki,
Bert, Fletcher, Ronna, David, Wanda,
Donna, Elena, John, Susan, Paula, Frank,
Joel, Shirley, Jesse, Mollie, Tommie,
Judith, Chloe, Jude, Gwen.
For those in the Armed Forces:
Jordan, Robert, Stephen, Karen, Gabriel,
Isaac, David, Daulton, Charlie, Luke,
James, Mika, Tres, Josh, Daniel, Jacob.
For the departed: Bryan “Buster” Berry
SEPTEMBER BIRTHDAYS
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7
8
12
14
14
14
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21
24
24
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John Meyer
Betty Gilmore
Thais Ahlstrand
Ruthanne Kerr
Pool Webb
Jeffrey Hewett
Lillian Stafford
Gwen Burns
Kaitlyn Buck
Jonathan Jordan
Russell Meyers
David Morrow
Bill Clarkson
Kristin Maguire
Lynn Rogers
James Liggett
SEPTEMBER ANNIVERSARIES
10
26
Laura & David Morrow
Edna & Mack Hibbitts
Book Study Resumes
September 11th at 11:15am
Jessica will undertake the first study,
Meditations with Teresa of Avila by
Megan Don. This study will run from
September 11th to October 23rd.
Starting on October 30th, Bridget will lead
a book study on grief. This study will last
until November 27th. the grief book study
is I HEARD THE OWL CALL MY NAME
by Margaret Craven. We felt this would
be an appropriate study since so many in
our church have lost loved ones. The
timing is also good since it agrees with the
liturgical time for remembering the dead
via All Saints’ Day on November 1st and
the Commemoration of All Faithful
Departed on the following day.
From December 4th through the 18th,
Michael Jordan will lead a study on
Revelations by Elaine Pagels. This is a
cultural/historical study of the book.
PINK the BASIN (ECW)
ECW is supporting the Pink the Basin
fundraiser on Tuesday, October 4th for
lunch at the Horseshoe Arena. Tickets are
$150 each; some partial scholarships are
available. Please send checks made out to
ECW to St. Nicholas’ Parish Office,
attn: Nancy Hart.
Contact Edna Hibbitts for more details.
Episcopal Church Women
Many of you know that Heavenly Holidays
has been cancelled for November.
Changes in the date for Diocesan
Convention drove the decision. We will
meet in January to consider fresh ideas for
fund raising as we go forward. Please be
thinking of/remembering good ideas from
other clubs or places.
In the meantime, one suggestion for a
voluntary collection to fill our coffers is to
donate the amount that each of us would
have spent cooking/baking for Heavenly
Holidays prior to November. In PTA that
was dubbed “No Carnival Dollars”.
Our Outreach for 2016 has covered the
suggested charities voted in the 2016
discernment meeting held last winter. All
agencies have been paid. In January we
can review both the list and the means for
fundraising and outreach for 2017!
Thank you for your participation and your
dedication to the parish. If you choose to
participate in our No Carnival collection,
please send your check to Nancy Hart via
the parish office and make it to St.
Nicholas’ ECW, indicated for Outreach.
We have a substantial remainder in the
ECW Account, but this campaign will help
us meet all obligations until the 2017-2018
budget campaign.
With gratitude for your consideration,
~Edna Hibbitts
the Daughters and can be sent to Pamela
Howell at [email protected] with the
subject line: DOK prayer request.
The prayer ministers
pray every Sunday
with any member of
the congregation who
has special prayer
requests.
We are
found at the back of
the church near the
double doors during
communion.
The
Prayer ministers also
pray during the week for the congregation,
for our clergy, for our church, and for those
parishioners in special need. We currently
have seven prayer ministers Betty
Gilmore, Harris Kerr, Cindy Manley,
Kimberly Meyers, Margaret Williams,
Stephanie Duplantis, Bridget Hyde, and
would welcome inquiries from those who
feel called to join this ministry of
intercessory prayer.
Daughters of the King
The Daughters of the King is a national,
Episcopal
women’s
group whose
purpose
is
prayer:
thanksgiving,
supplication,
intercession
for others.
Prayer requests are kept anonymous
unless the sender gives permission to use
specific names and privacy respected by
Handbells & Choristers
Dear All,
Handbell and Chorister Rehearsals will
begin Wednesday, September 14th, at
6:00pm and 7:00pm, respectively. If you are
interested in singing in the choir, or ringing
Handbells, and missed Rally Day last
Sunday, please talk to me after a Sunday
service. We will find a place for you in our
music ministry!
Organist/Choirmaster, Darryl Knapp
The following is a favorite meditation by
Nancy Roth.
God is Light
Perhaps if St. Paul had known about
stained-glass windows, he would have
included them among his analogies for the
Christian community. Perhaps he would
have said that each function—choir singer,
priest, chalice bearer, altar guild or vestry
member—was like a piece of glass tinted
blue, red, green, white, or yellow. Paul
would have celebrated all those colors. He
would have told us that church
communities, like the design of our bodies
and the art of stained glass, benefit from
variety.
This variety results from the color and
shape of our personalities and talents. In
order to best serve God, we do well to offer
those gifts in which we have the most skill—
to acknowledge that we are blue, yellow,
green, or red, and not try to become a color
foreign to our native hue.
For someone who cannot match tones to
sing in the choir, for example, could be as
jarring as if red glass were used for the
fleece of the lamb cradled in the Good
Shepherd’s arms. Each color has its role:
choir members should respect those with
other gifts, the other colors of the rainbow.
A physicist would tell us that the source of
a stained glass window’s sparkle is the
interplay of the entire spectrum, creating
subtle harmonies like those in the music we
sing.
A stained-glass window is nothing without
light. Medieval philosophers compared the
light shining through the glorious windows
of their era to the grace of God. Whatever
our talents, we do not serve the community
without that grace. Like the glass
transformed by sunlight, we are meant to be
translucent to the grace shining through us.
Our translucence becomes even more
brilliant
when
we
recognize
the
translucence of others in the church who
serve in different ways. Together with us,
they create the pattern to which our special
gifts lead us, welcoming and sharing God’s
light.
From Meditations for Choir Members by
Nancy Roth
Thank you to all who participated in
Rally Day. We had a great
Registration with many new faces
joining the ranks of Ministry
Leaders! If you missed last Sunday’s
Ministry Fair, please call the Parish
Office to register, or speak with
Darryl Knapp.
You Are a Gift
by Linda Buskirk on June 6, 2016
from Episcopal Café.org
So Christ himself gave the apostles, the
prophets, the evangelists, the pastors and
teachers, to equip his people for works of
service, so that the body of Christ may be
built up until we all reach unity in the
faith and in the knowledge of the Son of
God and become mature, attaining to the
whole measure of the fullness of Christ. –
Ephesians 4: 11-13 (NIV)
This message is a reminder to vestry
members, altar guild members, deacons,
Sunday school teachers, members of all
committees and commissions – property,
capital campaign, stewardship, outreach,
etc. – and to the head of the food pantry,
Stephen’s ministry or the ushers: YOU are
a gift to the church.
If you are like me, you might not think of
your volunteering as a “call.” It might
have been your idea, you thought, to use
your financial expertise on the endowment
board. Or perhaps you just couldn’t say no
when asked to serve on the annual school
backpack project.
But let’s give God some credit and the
glory for positioning His people for service.
Christ himself has equipped you and
GIVEN you to His church! You’ve been
called.
Let us pray that our work together helps
fulfill the mission of the church as found
in our catechism, echoing Ephesians 4: 1113: “The mission of the church is to restore
all people to unity with God and each
other in Christ.” Book of Common Prayer,
pg. 855.
Your leadership role might not seem to be
exciting, but I believe it is to Jesus.
Whatever you are doing, do it with the
idea that your work should exemplify the
Gospel, and bring people to unity with God
and with each other. Wow! Now that’s a
calling!
1 Corinithians12: 4-6, “Now there are
varieties of gifts, but the same Spirit; and
there are varieties of services, but the
same Lord; and there are varieties of
activities, but it is the same God who
activates all of them in everyone.”
Weekly Outreach Plate Offering
First Sunday: Rector’s Discretionary Fund
Second Sunday: Outreach
Third Sunday: Deacon’s Discretionary Fund
Fourth Sunday: Millennium Development
Goals
Fifth Sunday Maintenance Reserve Fund
Blessing of the Animals
Saturday, October 1st at 10:00AM
Please use the North Gate Entrance
All furry, feathered, scaled, and stuffed
animals: get your heads up and tails
wagging as it is time to Celebrate the
Blessing of all God’s creatures great and
small. You and your humans are invited to
St. Nicholas’ Episcopal Church on
Saturday, October 1st at 10:00am for the
Annual Blessing of the Animals. Each pet
will receive a blessing certificate and treat
in addition to being individually blessed
by Father Dave Huxley.
Because we are ALL blessed to be
blessings, please bring something to help
the less fortunate and homeless animals of
the Permian Basin……food, treats, toys
bedding, etc. There will also be a donation
jar for money and checks with all the
monies going to the animal rescue groups
of Midland that are 501(c)3 non-profit tax
deductible organizations. Please make
checks payable to “St. Nicholas’ Episcopal
Church” with ‘Animal Shelters’ on the
memo line. In addition this year, several
animal rescue groups will be in
attendance with dogs and cats seeking
forever loving homes and families.
Please spread the word to all your friends,
co-workers, and families……we want
everyone to know what a wonderful,
accepting, all inclusive, and loving church
St. Nicholas’ is!
Icon Workshop
~Martha Davis
Youth Retreats!
The 2016-2017 Youth Council / Youth
Exec Committee and retreat schedule has
been released by the diocesan Youth
Coordinator, Renee Haney. Several of the
locations have yet to be determined, but
the locations will be announced as they
are secured.
September 10 - 10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. - St.
Paul’s on the Plains Episcopal Church,
Lubbock
Lubbock Planning Meeting –
Youth Council / Youth Exec Committee
October 14-16, 2016 - Fall Retreat,
Middle School and High School - Place
TBD
November 4-6, 2016 - Primary Retreat,
Youth in Grades 2-5 - Place TBD
January 13-15, 2017 - Midwinter High
School Only Retreat - Place TBD
March 24-26, 2017 - Spring Fling Middle School and High School - Place
TBD
July 10-14, 2017 - Episcopal Youth
Event (EYE) - Oklahoma City, OK
St. Christopher's Episcopal Church in
Lubbock, will sponsor an Icon Workshop
with renowned iconographer, the Rev.
Peter Pearson, from Monday, September
19th - Saturday, September 24th, 2016.
Instruction will be held at St.
Christopher's, from 6:00pm to 9:00pm
each evening, and from 9:00am - 12:00pm
on Saturday. If you wish to reserve a spot,
send a check for $50 to the St.
Christopher’s parish office.
Make your check payable to St.
Christopher's Episcopal Church. Please
put "Icon Class" in the memo line of the
check. Be sure to include your email
address with your check in order to receive
class communications.
Class details: $300 total - all supplies
furnished. Balance due at first class.
Please send to:
St. Christopher’s Episcopal Church
2807 - 42nd St.
Lubbock, TX 79413-3223
Godly Play
Congratulations to Thomas & Mica Cook
Newborn, Ethan Cook!
Godly Play with Mrs. Morrow
Congratulations to Josh Maguire after a
“Thoroughly Modern Millie” performance
at MCT posing with teachers Scot Marter
(Set
construction),
Judith
Giebler
(Choreographer), Vivian Moss (voice
teacher), and Darryl Knapp (accompanist).
Parents are Kristin and Matt Maguire!
And then double it.
Or you could just sing along.
Some verses seem to write themselves on
our hearts when we mouth the words,
even if we do so very, very quietly. Take
this lovely hymn by Fred Pratt Green, one
of the best-known of the contemporary
school of hymn writers in the British
Isles.
(Hymn
#420)
When in our music God is glorified
And adoration leaves no room for pride
It is as if the whole creation cried:
Alleluia!
Michael Jordan, “Oh, Shenandoah”
July 4th Soloist
Sing Once, Pray Twice,
or Just Sing Already
Lillian Daniel
"Praise him with trumpet sound;
praise him with lute and harp!"
- Psalm 150:3
"He who sings, prays twice," said the great
church reformer Martin Luther. I've
always thought that was kind of unfair to
the people who don't like to sing.
But there is a work-around solution. For
those of you who prefer to silently stare at
your feet when everyone else is singing a
hymn, just go home and pray for that same
amount of time.
That verse explains why church musicians
do not take a bow or expect applause. They
are not performing for an audience; they
are worshiping God.
So when the rest of us hear their music,
our response is worship too. Sometimes we
respond with reverential silence, other
times we clap, sometimes our jaws drop
and other times we shed a tear. It's all a
response to the Holy Spirit, something we
do for God, not for other people.
Prayer
"How often making music we have found,
a new dimension in the world of sound,
which leads us to a more profound
Alleluia!"
ABOUT
THE
AUTHOR
Lillian Daniel is the Senior
Minister
of
First
Congregational United Church
of Christ, Dubuque, Iowa, and the author
of When
"Spiritual
But
Not
Religious" is Not Enough.
facility for weddings and receptions are
told to "plan on a long engagement."
Diocesan 2016
CONVENTION
November 17-19, 2016
Lubbock, TX
Written by Nancy Igo
The 58th
Annual
Diocesan
Convention 2016
Merket Center
When:
The 2016 Diocesan Convention of the
Diocese of Northwest Texas will be held
November 17-19, 2016.
Where:
The McKenzie-Merket Alumni Center on
the campus of Texas Tech University is
the location of this year's Convention. The
Center is located at 17th and University.
According to Wikipedia, "the building was
The President's Residence from 1925 until
1959. It was one of the original structures
built on campus in 1924. The facility
underwent a $4 million expansion in 2010
that added the Bill and Peggy Dean Grand
Reception Hall, the McKenzie Ballroom,
the Shinn-Wylie Bridal Suite, expanded
catering capabilities and an outdoor
courtyard with gazebo. McKenzie-Merket
Alumni Center is regularly booked for
university and community meetings and
special events, and is in such demand on
weekends that brides wanting to book the
While this is a departure from last year's
Convention at The Overton Hotel, the
Merket Center will provide a more private
setting for meetings and for the dinner
dance. Blocks of rooms have been reserved
at area hotels in close proximity to the
Center. Worship this year will be
conveniently held across University Ave.,
at St. Paul's on the Plains Episcopal
Church, located at 16th and Ave. X.
Registration:
Go to the Diocesan website:
http://www.nwtdiocese.org/
Various forms will be under “Events”.
2016 SEPTEMBER & OCTOBER 2 ND
*The Lectionary Page Website is found at: http://www.lectionarypage.net/
SUNDAY
SEPTEMBER 4
SUNDAY
SEPTEMBER 11
SUNDAY
SEPTEMBER 18
SUNDAY
SEPTEMBER 25
SUNDAY
OCTOBER 2
GREEN
The Sixteenth Sunday
after Pentecost
Deuteronomy 30:15-20
Psalm 1
Philemon 1-21
Luke 14: 25-33
GREEN
The Seventeenth
Sunday after Pentecost
Exodus 32: 7-14
Psalm 51: 1-11
1 Timothy 1: 12-17
Luke 15: 1-10
GREEN
The Eighteenth Sunday
after Pentecost
Amos 8: 4-7
Psalm 113
1 Timothy 2: 1-7
Luke 16: 1-13
GREEN
The Nineteenth
Sunday after
Pentecost
Amos 6: 1a, 4-7
Psalm 146
1 Timothy 6: 6-19
Luke 16: 19-31
GREEN
The Twentieth
Sunday after
Pentecost
Habakkuk 1:1-4;
2:1-4
Psalm 37: 1-10
2 Timothy 1: 1-14
Luke 17: 5-10
Lector OT &
Ps.
EM Reader
Sherilyn Brown
Kimberly Meyers
Joanne Weber
Corby Considine
Edna Hibbitts
Patrick Street
Russell Meyers
Kathy Shannon
Bridget Hyde
Patrick Street
EM Prayers
Harris Kerr
Kristin Maguire
Mary Williams
Beth Rubin
Mary Williams
Scot Marter
Eucharistic
Visitor
Altar Guild
Patrick Street
Fellowship
Flower Guild
Vicki Kerr
Scot Marter
Michele & Joe Cobb
Stephanie Duplantis
Mary & Nathan
Williams
Todd, Mills, & Hinton
Nicole & Jonathan
Jordan
Open
Norma Viney
Joanne Weber
Joan Whitt
Open
Marty Riggs
Godly Play
No Godly Play
Greeters
Michele & Joe Cobb
Kathy Shannon
Cookie Huxley
Ann Gett
Matt Maguire
Mary Williams
Marty Riggs
Prayer
Ministers
Newcomer
Companion
Sound
Ushers
Margaret Williams
Kimberly Meyers
Sally Stafford
Phillip Stafford
Matt Maguire
Mike Ellis
Margaret Williams
Open
Stephanie
Duplantis
Laura Morrow
Cookie Huxley
Beth Rubin
Cindy Manley
Cindy Manley
Jane Wolf
Janet Whitman
Janet Whitman
Corby & Janet
Janet Whitman
Joe Cobb
Janet Whitman
Robert Whitt
Michael Jordan
Joe Cobb
Nicholas McRae
Bryan Duplantis
Bill Garbelman
Robert Norrgard
Mary Williams
Nathan Williams
Peter Berzanskis
Mike Ellis
Pamela Howell
Robert Norrgard
John Todd
Cecil Preas
Robert Whitt
Bridget Hyde
Cindy Manley
Joe Cobb
Chris Buck
Bryan Duplantis
Joe Cobb
Janet Considine
Vestry
5:30 PM Wednesday Healing Service and Eucharist
LEM
WEDNESDAY
SEPTEMBER 7
GREEN
WEDNESDAY
SEPTEMBER 14
RED
Elie Naud
Daniel 6: 10b-16, 19-23
Psalm 30
James 1: 2-4, 12a
Matthew 15: 21-28
Rick Lopez
WEDNESDAY
WEDNESDAY
SEPTEMBER 21
RED
SEPTEMBER 28
WHITE
Holy Cross Day
Isaiah 45: 21-25
Psalm 98
Galatians 6: 14-18
John: 12: 31-36a
St. Matthew, Apostle &
Evangelist
Proverbs 3: 1-6
Psalm 119: 33-40
2 Timothy 3: 14-17
Matthew 9: 9-13
Eve of St. Michael &
All Angels
Genesis 28: 10-17
Psalm 103: 19-22
Revelation 12: 7-12
John 1: 47-51
Mary Williams
Rick Lopez
Mary Williams
ST. NICHOLAS’ EPISCOPAL CHURCH
4000 W. Loop 250 N.
Midland, TX 79707
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SEPTEMBER 2016
St. Nicholas’
Episcopal Church
4000 W. Loop 250 N.
Midland, TX 79707-3419
All are Welcome, Really!
Sunday Service
9:30 AM
Holy Communion
Wednesday
5:30 PM
Healing Service &
Eucharist
Phone
(432) 694-8856
E-mail
[email protected]
Website
http://www.stnicksmt.org
The Mission of St. Nicholas’
Episcopal Church is to
Reflect the Love of Christ and to
Respect the Dignity of all People.
The Episcopal Church
welcomes you!