P OST M ARK
The Newsletter of St. Mark’s Episcopal Church, Glen Ellyn
In this issue
Rector’s Message
2
Children’s Events
6-7
Get involved!
9
Spanish Language Ministry
4-5
Youth Update
8
Important Dates
More information in weekly bulletins or at
www.stmarksglenellyn.org.
May
5
6
12
13
15
19
20
21
27
Cinco De Mayo
1st Communion
CROP Walk
Mother’s Day Rose Sale
Confirmation Recognition rehearsal
Mother’s day Rose Sale
Graduating Seniors recognition
Vestry meeting
Deanery confirmation
Confirmation Recognition
Last Christian Education Hour
Teacher Appreciation
Mexico trip planning meeting
DOK salad supper
Pentecost
Bienvenidos a Todos!
St. Mark’s Cinco de Mayo
Dinner and Silent Auction
Saturday, May 5/sábado, el 5 de mayo ST. MARK’S
MAHON HALL 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
$15 per adult / cada adulto
$10 per student/ cada estudiante
$5 per child under 10 years / menores de diez años
May 2012
2012 CROP
Hunger Walk
Sunday, May 6 at 2:00 PM
at Gary Methodist Church
in downtown Wheaton.
CROP Walk benefits the work of Church World Service as well
as four local organizations, including two of our core outreach
organizations – People’s Resource Center and the Glen Ellyn
Food Pantry. Last year 18 St. Mark’s parishioners with
members of 13 other religious raised a total of $28,400. We’ll
have two routes to choose from – a 6-mile route and a shorter,
stroller-friendly route of 3 miles. Join us this year for another fun
walk! All donations that we receive online by April 30 will be
applied to the Feinstein Foundation’s $1 million challenge – the
more we raise by April 30, the more the Feinstein Foundation
will donate to our CROP Walk. You can sign up or donate online
at www.churchworldservice.org/goto/stmarksglenelly or look for
information in the Narthex or link on the St. Mark’s website. For
more information, please contact Don Sutherland at (630) 4698284 or [email protected].
For tickets / para comprar sus boletos: Call St. Mark's
office/llame a la oficina (630) 858-1020 Or purchase at
the door / también se puede comprar en la puerta.
Most of the proceeds go to San Marcos and the Diocese
of Southeast Mexico. Some will help support the 2012 St.
Mark's Mexico Mission Trip to Nigromante. For 2011/2012,
we sent over $7,000 to
help with student
scholarships, Padre
Senobio’s salary, medical
expenses for Padre
Senobio, and more!
From our Rector
May 2012
The Elevator Speech
“What is your elevator speech for the Episcopal Church?”
It was a good question, and I stumbled around with my answer. I think I said a number
of things like, “It’s a Church with Good News for everyone – it’s authentic and honest,
it’s a place to find meaning and direction for you and your family. It welcomes your
doubts, your faith, your flaws and your gifts.” The person nodded politely and the
conversation changed to something else. But it made me think. What I said about the
Church was true, but was it interesting? Was it compelling? Probably not. I think I
could do better.
An elevator speech, of course, is what you can tell someone about something in about
thirty seconds, between the time the doors of the elevator open, you walk in, they close, you stare at your shoes and
the doors open again and your time is up. The concept of the elevator speech is popular right now because people have so
little time and there are so many messages competing for our attention. The best, clearest and most compelling messages
win. Both business and not-for profits have them. Walgreens advertises, “There’s a way.” Catholic Charities proclaims, “All
about help and just about everywhere.” There should be a good one for the Episcopal Church? What is it?
I checked the Internet, and indeed, there is an official Episcopal Church elevator speech. Here it is: “For those looking for
more meaning and deepened spirituality, The Episcopal Church offers honest and unconditional acceptance,
which removes barriers to Jesus Christ and permits belonging to an authentic church community.”
My reaction? Again, I guess it’s okay. There’s nothing objectionable about it. But would it inspire someone to take action
and actually visit an Episcopal church or at least look up something more on the Internet? Probably not. To be honest, it
seems boring.
Perhaps the place to start is not with the Episcopal Church as a whole but with St. Mark’s. What would be a good elevator
speech about us? Our vision statement (Rooted in baptism, Growing in Faith, Branching into the world) doesn’t do the job
of an elevator speech. It should be longer than one sentence and be understandable to a wide audience. What are the
some of the qualities of St. Mark’s that should be communicated? Here is a list of attributes that I think should be
communicated: welcome, warm, respect, prayer, Scripture, music, traditional, relational, humor, vulnerable, innovative,
orthodox, progressive, worship, children, youth, inter-generational, art, change, authentic, Jesus, outreach, love and caring.
What would you add? If you have just thirty seconds to tell someone about St. Mark’s, what would you say? Let me know.
And because I don’t want to ask you to do something that I won’t do myself, here’s what I’ve come up with:
Excuse me – can I tell you about the church I go to? It’s called St. Mark’s. it’s in Glen Ellyn on Main St. You can’t miss it,
especially when the front lawn is overflowing with pumpkins in October. St. Mark’s is a church and a community that really
feels welcoming. Everyone is welcome. In worship and in service to others, you get to put into practice a living, authentic
faith. There’s a lot of energy and people of all ages. It’s traditional in some ways but not uptight. It’s a church with a sense
of humor. If you want to see how people are encountering God in the heart of Glen Ellyn, come and visit.
I don’t think there should be only one elevator speech. Everyone should have their own - something ready in their back
pocket. So again, I repeat my request. What is your elevator speech for St. Mark’s? Let me know – e-mail it to
[email protected].
Yours in Christ – George+
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Adult Formation in May
On the Liturgy—May 2012
May 17 is Ascension Day. In the liturgical year, we are
now in the time between Christ’s Ascension and the
coming of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost. The Ascension,
or the risen Christ’s departure from this earth, is
recounted for us in Luke 24:49-53 and Mark 16:915,19-20. The Collect for Ascension Day reads:
Almighty God, whose blessed Son our Savior Jesus
Christ ascended far above all heavens that he might fill
all things: Mercifully give us faith to perceive that,
according to his promise, he abides with his Church on
earth, even to the end of the ages; through Jesus Christ
our Lord, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy
Spirit, one God, in glory everlasting. Amen.
The Sunday of Pentecost is May 27. Pentecost marks
the coming of the Holy Spirit upon the church as told in
the Acts of the Apostles, chapter 2. This is a fulfillment
of Jesus’ promise in John 14:16, “I will ask the Father,
and he will give you another Counselor to be with you
forever.” It is also called Whitsunday, for the white
vestments worn on this day. Pentecost is the longest
season of the church year, and lasts until Advent. The
liturgical color for this season is green, representing the
growth of the church under the Spirit’s guidance.
May 6 You’ve got Soul!
Ms. Reeny Linstrom
The Rev. Catharine Phillips
May 13 Exercises in loving that make sense
May 20 Choose a spiritual companion
May 27 Preview of Summer Forum
The Rev. Elizabeth Molitors
Adult Formation sessions at
9:15 and 10:15 a.m. Sundays
What would YOU like for forum topics? Contact Myrna
Grant, [email protected].
Bible Exploration
Through Video
Trinity Sunday is June 3. Trinity Sunday, always the
first Sunday after Pentecost, recalls for us that as
Christians we confess that God exists as Three-in-One.
The Episcopal Church stands squarely in the tradition of
the church since earliest times, which asserts that God
is Father, Son and Holy Spirit. This great truth is taught
over and over again in our liturgy, in the service of Holy
Communion, in the Creeds, in the Catechism, at the
conclusion of every Collect, and in The Creed of Saint
Athanasius (p. 864). The Collect "Of the Holy Trinity"
reads as follows:
The Men’s Group has begun a new DVD series entitled:
Surprised by Hope with N.T. Wright. Our next meeting
will be Saturday, May 12, the doors will open for coffee
at 7:30 a.m., and we’ll begin the DVD around 8 a.m. A
discussion will follow. This is a 6-part series, but each
session stands alone, and you are welcome to attend
whenever you can. Leo Lanzillo, [email protected].
Almighty God, you have revealed to your Church your
eternal Being of glorious majesty and perfect love as
one God in Trinity of Persons: Give us grace to
continue steadfast in the confession of this faith, and
constant in our worship of you, Father, Son, and Holy
Spirit; for you live and reign, one God, now and for ever.
Amen.
--David Fletcher, [email protected]
The Tuesday morning Bible Study has just begun a 6
part video series entitled "Surprised by Hope" featuring
theologian N.T. Wright. We watch a short video and
then discuss its contents. This is a 6 part series, but
each session stands alone, and all are welcome to attend. We gather at 9:00 a.m. and usually conclude
around 10:30 a.m. Questions? Contact the Rev.
George Smith, [email protected].
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Spanish Language Ministry
The Rev. Victor H. Conrado,
Associate Rector for Spanish Ministries
[email protected]
Has vivido momentos magníficos, personales y con tu
comunidad, experimentas sin dificultad la vida del
Resucitado revitalizando nuestras relaciones,
dinamizando nuestras reuniones, nuestras reflexiones,
nuestros proyectos.
Vivamos Pentecostés en la
Parroquia de San Marcos
“De repente vino del cielo un ruido, semejante a un viento
impetuoso, y llenó toda la casa donde se encontraban.
Entonces aparecieron lenguas como de fuego, que se
repartían y se posaban sobre cada uno de ellos..." (Hch 2,
2- 3)
Hay un gesto de contento permanentemente en tu rostro
y te es fácil la expresión de alabanza y de bendición por
todo cuanto descubres de iniciativa evangélica en tus
hermanos y hermanas en esta hermosa comunidad
parroquial de San Marcos.
Este es el mes del Espíritu. Queremos invitarte a que
celebremos juntos una gran fiesta de Pentecostés
viviendo con nosotros nuestro primer retiro espiritual el día
sábado 28 de mayo de 9 AM a 6 PM. En este retiro
espiritual veremos como el Señor se ha mostrado
maravilloso en nuestras vidas y como ahora nos invita a
salir y proclamar la Buena Noticia a otras personas,
especialmente a esas que están cerca de nosotros.
Has acogido con ilusión y responsabilidad a los nuevos
miembros de la Iglesia, profundizando en tu propio
bautismo y en la dimensión eclesial de tu fe.
Te vives acompañado, protegido, conducido... por ese
buen pastor en quien confías, que te conoce por tu
nombre, que está dispuesto a darlo todo por ti, que te
lleva, sin duda, por donde hay buenas cosas y agua y
pan y luz duraderos. Ese Buen Pastor que te ha recibido
tal y como eres y te ha invitado a que lo receibas en los
sacramentos del Bautismo, Eucaristia, Confirmacion y
Reconciliacion.
Como en el principio, el Espíritu de Dios está hoy también
aleteando sobre las aguas de nuestro mundo, sobre
nuestra Iglesia, sobre nuestra parroquia y sus estructuras,
sobre cada uno de nosotros y de una manera particular
sobre ti (cfr Gn 1,1).
Contempla el paso de Dios por tu vida en estos últimos
meses, la disposición a acogerle que Él mismo te ha
facilitado... Ahora es tiempo de confirmar esa presencia
sanadora y darla a otros y otras que la pueden necesitar
asi como un dia te llego a ti.
No pretende, sino como en aquella primera semana,
gozarse de su obra, de su belleza, de su cohesión, de su
misterioso dinamismo interior que se expande por
alcanzar a su Creador, gozarse de la utilidad de lo creado
y de la hermosura de su diferencia. No pretende sino
descansarse gozándose en su semejante, que eres tú.
Los frutos de tu fe, de tu compromiso, de tu comprensión
y vivencia del evangelio tienen un marcado carácter
social. Estás convencido de la fuerza transformadora del
evangelio en medio de las situaciones de opresión y de
injusticia, del convincente poder del testimonio de
fraternidad con los más desfavorecidos de nuestra
sociedad.
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Mother's Day Rose
Sale
in May!
Fechas Importantes
de este mes de mayo
En este mes comenzaremos a ofrecer clases de
Ingles como Segunda Lengua. Todos y todas son
bienvenidos y te invitamos también a traer a otra
persona para que pueda gozar de este gran beneficio.
Help support our companion parish,
San Marcos in Nigromante, Mexico,
and the 2012 Mexico Mission Trip:
Roses will be available at St. Mark's on Saturday morning,
May 12, and Sunday, May 13 (Mother's Day). There will be a
limited number of arrangements for $20. We will also have
roses by the dozen for $20 and single roses for $3.00.
Advanced orders can be placed -- contact Evelyn Cabrera
(773) 716-7840 or([email protected].
Sábado 5 de mayo: Celebración del 5 de mayo en
nuestra parroquia de 6PM a 9PM.
Domingo 6 de mayo: Celebración de la Primera
Comunión a la 1PM.
Sábado 19 de mayo: Celebración de las
Confirmaciones en la parroquia de St. Andrew in
Downers Grove.
Pentecost is the
church’s
birthday!
Sábado 28 de mayo: Retiro Espiritual de Pentecostés
desde las 8AM hasta 6PM. Participa e invita a otras
personas a que participen de este regalo tan grande.
May 27 is a day to celebrate the ongoing joy and work of
God’s Kingdom here on earth. What better way than to
read about the first exciting adventures of the disciples in
the book of Acts! Live action reporting from Luke. For a
new view, go to www.biblgateway.com and read Acts in a
different translation, maybe NRSV or The Message. Find
children’s books and videos on the stories of Peter and
Paul as they struggled to carry on the work of Christ and
establish the early church. These are stories to read and
read again.
We need everyone!
What do we look for first in a phone book or directory?
Our own names, of course, to make sure they are correct.
St. Mark’s staff wants to get the new and colorful picture directory out as soon as possible , but we want it
to be right! Watch your e-mail inbox for a note from [email protected] with your address
and phone information. If there are any corrections (or if for some reason you do not receive the e-mail by
May 15!) call the church office at (630) 858-1020. Thanks for your help!
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Children’s News
Contact Jill Bednas [email protected]
St. Mark's Vacation Bible School
Adventures on Promise Island
July 30 - August 3, 2012
9:30 a.m.- 12 noon
(For children ages 4 through entering 5th grade)
Please mark your calendars for Vacation Bible School on Promise Island where kids
discover God's Lifesaving Love! amid the swaying palm trees, exotic wildlife, and
welcoming sunshine. This very popular program will run July 30 - August 3, 2012 from
9:30 a.m.- 12 noon and tends to fill up so sign up soon and volunteer if you can.
Please contact [email protected] with questions or to
volunteer to help.
Celebrate our youth!
First Communion May 6
Graduating Seniors
Recognition May 13
Confirmation
Recognition Sunday
May 20
Let them know how
proud you are of them
at every stage in life.
Youth and Art
During the Lenten Season on
Wednesday evenings, children
gathered in the undercroft for art,
games, music and movies. Children
used pastel chalks to create their own
designs that were grouped together to
make a beautiful Easter Landscape.
Please view the finished product in the
hallway outside the library. We will
continue to incorporate group art
projects into Children’s Ministry
program. Thank you to Cecilia Smith
and Cheryl Olsen who led the art
activity.
Communion Celebration is May 6 for 23 children of St Mark (10:30 a.m.) and
our Spanish Congregation (1 p.m.) is on May 6. Welcome them!
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Drama & Music Camp
for children and youth entering 3rd to 8th grade
June 25 – 29 at St. Mark’s
9:30 a.m. – 12 noon
Professional performer and musician, John Campen
is the Director for this week-long camp.
Your children will learn about the basics of live theater and vocal production (spoken & sung) through a
combination of theater and improvisation games, vocal exercises, and group acting exercises. The week-long
camp will culminate in a live production presented by the campers at St. Mark's on Friday evening. The cost is
$50 per student for the week and sibling discounts are available. Camp will offer "two tracks" (3rd - 5th) and
(6th - 8th). Come for the friendship, stay for the fun!
For more information call Jill Bednas, Director Children’s Ministry at 630-858-1020
or email: [email protected]
Registration Form
Mail form with payment to St. Mark’s Episcopal Church, 393 N. Main Street, Glen Ellyn, IL 60137. The cost is $50 per
student for the week and sibling discounts are available. Please make checks payable to St. Mark’s Church with “Drama
& Music Camp” in the memo space. Registration deadline June 10, 2012.
Child’s Full Name
Birthdate
Grade/
Fall 2012
Allergies/other*
1.
2.
Parent/Guardian Name:
E-mail Address:
Home Address:
Home Phone:
City/Town:
Cell Number:
Work Number:
Emergency Contact Name/Number:
Last Christian Education class for the school year is May 20. Children’s worship and nursery
continue through summer. Remember to thank your child’s teacher for a wonderful year!
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Youth Update
Contact the Rev. Elizabeth Molitors at 630-858-1020 x226 or [email protected].
Seniors
Recognition
Sunday
Attention Graduating High
School Seniors: Sunday, May 13 is Seniors
Recognition Sunday. Please plan to attend either the
8, 9:15 or 10:30 a.m. service so that the St. Mark’s
community can offer you its prayers and good wishes.
In next month’s Postmark, we’d like to publish senior
pictures and a short description of your postgraduation plans, i.e. work, college, military. An email
has gone out to the parents of all high school seniors
requesting this information. Please reply by May 8 so
that information about post-graduation plans can also
be included in the May 13 bulletin.
Crop Walk
Please consider becoming a walker or sponsor in the annual
Glen Ellyn / Wheaton Area CROP Hunger Walk on the
afternoon of Sunday, May 6 at 2:00 p.m. at Gary Methodist
Church in downtown Wheaton. CROP Walk benefits the
work of Church World Service, which provides funds for
sustainable development, disaster relief and assistance to
refugees in 80 countries worldwide. 25% of the money
raised locally benefits four area outreach organizations,
including the Peoples’ Resource Center and the Glen Ellyn
Food Pantry. Sign-up sheets to be a walker or sponsor are
in the narthex, or you can donate
online at http://
www.churchworldservice.org/
goto/stmarksglenellyn. Two
routes - a 3-mile and 6-mile – are
available.
Confirmand Recognition Sunday
Sunday, May 20, Confirmand Recognition Sunday, the eighth-grade youth who were confirmed on May 19 will be
recognized at the three morning services. The youth will serve in the various ministry roles – ushers, readers, acolytes,
etc. – and also offer reflections during the sermon time about why they wanted to be confirmed. A rehearsal for
Confirmand Recognition Sunday will take place on Saturday, May 12, from 10-11:30 a.m. for the eighth-grade youth;
please meet in the sanctuary.
Confirmation
On Saturday, May 19, Bishop Jeff Lee will visit St. Andrew’s, Downers Grove for the Aurora Deanery Confirmation.
Seventeen eighth-grade youth from St. Mark’s will be among those confirmed that day. Confirmation is a sacrament that
invites people to make an adult acceptance and affirmation of the baptismal promises that were made on their behalf at
baptism. Confirmands will meet with the bishop beginning at 10 a.m., followed by the service at 11 a.m.; a reception follows
the service in St. Andrew’s social hall. Please extend your congratulations to: Amelia Benich, Cooper Clynch, Arno Curtis,
Erin Delany, Sarah Delany, Will Delany, Caroline Fry, Ian Gillespie, Lauren Glavin, Ian Grant-Funck, Molly Hughes, Caitlyn
Reick, Maggie Schreck, Christina Sedall, Emily Sexauer, Geo Smith and Marin Walor.
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Book Club
May Selection
The Book Group’s next selection is
Old Filth by Jane Gardam. This English author’s fiction “draws its material
from the intricate web of manners and
class peculiar to the inhabitants of her homeland.” Book Group
will on May 20, 3:00 p.m. at the home of Fiona Miller. Glen Ellyn Public Library has one copy of Old Filth; paperbacks are
available at a reduced price through Amazon plus audio and
electronic versions are available.
Loving Work of Human
Hands
All crafters and all crafts are welcome. Whatever your
craft, join us Wednesday
mornings at 10:00 in the
church library. We will
work, learn, chat, and
snack together until
noon. Questions?
Contact Lea Forsman at
[email protected]
or Judy Jackson at
[email protected].
Summer PADS
Volunteers Needed
St. Mark’s is entering into its fifth year of supporting
the PADS Shelter for the homeless in DuPage
County. Our team will run the shelter at the 1st
Congregational Church in downtown Glen Ellyn on
the second Sunday of each month from May until
September. It takes a small army of volunteers to
pull this off each month; from food donations
to folks to fill each shift from Sunday evening
through the following morning. Please continue to
help us support this vital program by signing up to
help for any slots that you can. Sign up sheets will
be available in the Narthex throughout the spring
and summer seasons. For any additional information, please contact Brian or Cindy Stepien at
[email protected] or 630-858-2350. Thank
you for your continued support!
Ministry of
Cooking
Does your casserole always
elicit rave reviews? Or are you
an under-appreciated cook? The St. Mark’s Meal
Ministry could use you! We need more volunteers who
can bring a meal to a family or individual every once in a
while, when there is a need. The food, and the care that
come with it, is always appreciated. And the only
commitment is the meal you sign up to provide! Please
contact me so I can add you to my list of fabulous
volunteers. You will make a big difference in someone’s
day. Lisa Baker 630-682-4296 home;
[email protected] .
Can you share some time?
Summer months mean well-deserved vacation for St.
Mark’s office staff. Say “thank you” in a tangible way by
offering your help this summer, especially the last weeks
of July. Answer phone, greet, visitors, open mail. Contact
Dellana at [email protected] and say “yes,
I can help!”
Save the date!
St. Mark's Annual Parish Picnic
Sunday, June 3
Worship 10:30 a.m. al fresco
under the pavilion at Herrick Lake.
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WOMEN–TO–WOMEN
fellowship for women of all ages
Women-to-Women (W2W) is the umbrella group for all our Women’s Ministries. It is a fellowship for all women of St
Mark’s and has fostered rich intergenerational relationships, helping all of us experience St. Mark’s as a parish “family.”
Looking Ahead: Planning for 2012-2013
Women’s ministries at St. Mark’s are growing and thriving! Our steering team will meet for our
annual planning meeting Tuesday, May 8 at 7:30 pm in the parish library to map out events and
programs for the coming calendar year. Have some ideas or would like to help? You can find
our “I Can Help” survey located in the women’s resources section of our church website where
you can share any ideas or talents you have for our women’s ministries. All women are invited
to attend our meeting in May to listen and learn more about our ministries, share ideas or
volunteer for an event. Contact Elizabeth Lanzillo at [email protected] or Caroline
McAlpine at [email protected].
Something new in summer worship
at St. Mark’s.
Ever want to really discuss the message of Sundays’ sermon as soon
as you hear it? Not in the car on the way home but with the person
who just preached it? Here is your chance!
Beginning June 10 our 9:15 a.m. worship order of service will be
shifted:
Entrance liturgy and readings
Offering and announcements
Holy Communion
Dismissal
Then those who wish may join the preacher in the library to hear the
sermon and begin a discussion on it with the preacher and other
members. Stay to gain further understanding and discuss how the
message applies to your life. All ages are invited. This is a great way
to engage kids in the sermon discussion and start a family habit for a
lifetime.
Summer worship schedule begins June 10
8 a.m.
9:15 a.m.
45-minute quiet worship with Holy Eucharist
Holy Eucharist with the sermon and
discussion following in the library
10:30 a.m. Worship with Holy Eucharist
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Afternoon
Openings
for the
2012-13
School Year
St. Mark's Preschool still has openings in our
afternoon class for the 2012-3 school year.
Our afternoon class is a mixed-age class for
three and four year olds that meets Tuesdays,
Wednesdays and Thursdays from 12:45 to
3:00 pm and our program is inspired by the
Reggio Emilia philosophy of early childhood
education.
We will be holding a Drop-In Open House on
Thursday. May 3, from 9:30-10:30 a.m. If you
would like to make arrangements to visit on
another date before school ends in May or
would like additional information, please
contact Meghan Kaplan, Director, St.
Mark's Preschool,
[email protected] or visit
our website www.stmarksglenellyn.org/
preschool.
May 2012
What a Week of Blessings!
Palm Sunday and Easter 2012
PDO Registration
for June
Summer Session
and 2012-13!
PDO is offering its 4 week summer
session (9:00 a.m. – noon) on
Tuesdays, Wednesdays and
Thursday mornings from June 5 to
28 – register for any or all days
individually at $25/day.
Registration will begin for
parishioners on April 3. Returning
families may submit registrations
beginning on April 10. New families
may register beginning on April 17.
Registration is $50/child, or $75/
family.
IMPORTANT!
There are still openings for the
2012/2013 school year, especially
in the Friday 4+ class! Parents’ Day
Out (PDO) is a St. Mark’s ministry
that has been providing care for
children in our community for over
25 years and is offered five days a
week from 9:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Children can be registered for one
or two days per week. Children
between the ages of 2 and 4 may
register for Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday, and/or Thursday. Our
4+ PDO program accepts
registrations for Fridays. All days
also offer a substitute list.
Questions: Contact PDO Director
Kathy O’Rourke at
[email protected].
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A project involving the Lutheran and Episcopal churches in Glen Ellyn to promote cooperation in
mission, service and ministry.
“That they may all be one.” John 17:21
St. Barnabas Episcopal Church – 22W414 Butterfield Rd.
Faith Evangelical Lutheran Church – 41 N Park Blvd.
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church – 493 Forest Ave.
St. Luke Evangelical Lutheran Church – 23W080 Butterfield Rd.
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church – 393 N. Main St.
Printed on recycled paper.
Non-Profit Org.
U.S. Postage
PAID
Glen Ellyn,
Illinois
Permit No. 18
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