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The Cutler Memorial Garden was “woken up” on Saturday, as leaves were raked, brush picked up, and springtime flowers were given room to blossom and thrive. Thank you to members of the Garden Group for their good and generous work, … Continue reading
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We “beat the bounds” of the parish, or at least of our parish property, on Sunday morning after the 10 am service. Children with branches and water blessed our garden areas, our sidewalks, even the foundations of our buildings, and … Continue reading
The Wolcott Cutler Memorial Garden behind St. John’s Church is a jewel in the midst of the neighborhood, a welcoming space for meditation, prayer, and refreshment. It is also the location of our 8 o’clock serve in the summer. We are getting ready! Branches and brush are being cleared, with helpers large and small. God’s garden will welcome all this spring and summer.
The ECW (Episcopal Church Women) group invites you to help send a goat to a family in Africa through Heifer Project International. Donations will be accepted on Sunday, December 13 at church. Consider adding this Christmas gift to your list!
Thanks to the volunteers and coordinators of the St. John’s—Old North Church shared week supporting B-Safe! Led by Steve Spinetto and Catherine Womack from St. John’s, Leah Raymond from Old North, and Priscilla Burns, , our teams enjoyed serving lunch each day and leading a field trip Friday. Thanks to Steve and Catherine, Alice Krapf, Kathleen McCormick, Jonathan McCormick, Nancy Armstrong, Maureen Lavely, Bridget Nyhan, Marion Wood, Bev Anderson, Karen Tompros, Rosemary Kverek, the Heim family, the Herlihy family, Evie and Laura Scoville, the Ringrose family and Barbara Bush who along with the Rector donated time, talents and/or funds to help St. John’s and Old North provide nutritious lunches and snacks for the children attending our Diocese’s summer camp at St. Luke’s in Chelsea.
Among the highlights were spending time at the lunch tables with the campers, (and learning that the ziti casseroles were a great hit), Steve Spinetto discussing with fascinated listeners the intricacies of his various artificial legs, and a field trip on Friday to the Adaptive Playground at Spaulding Hospital.
Thank you again to everyone who made our ministry in Chelsea possible!
