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April

From the Rector

A WEEK SET APART

Dear Brothers and Sisters- I am writing this a few days before I will be entering the tomb of CSP-Sacramento (New Folsom prison) wherefor four days I will journey with 48 men, all of whom will reflect back to me the face of the risen Christ. At theend of this Kairos weekend, when that space is now seen not as a tomb, but rather, as a place where the loveof the risen Christ may be found, my prayer is that together we will have discovered what I hope you and I willalso discover later this month when we journey together through Holy Week.

CHRIST HAS DIEDCHRIST IS RISEN

CHRIST WILL COME AGAIN

This is the essence of our faith. It is why we gather together to do what we do. Through our worship together,our fellowship together, our work together we discover the transforming love of Jesus Christ so that we mayshare it not only with ourselves, but with our friends, with our neighbors, with our community and with the world. We gather this Holy Week, this week set apart, and we remind ourselves of the story so that we might be filledwith the Holy Spirit, and led by the Spirit to listen, listen, love, love. Yes, that is the motto of the Kairos program.It is etched on the heart of everyone who participates in this ministry. It is my fervent hope and prayer that thisHoly Week, all of us will open our hearts and etch this motto there as well.

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There are many services and ways in which you can join in this journey during Holy Week. They are listedelsewhere in this newsletter. I so fervently hope that you will take advantage of them. For it is in community thatwe best come to know the love of Christ, a love we experience because of our shared worship and fellowship. We are an Easter people living in the season of Advent. We await the return of Christ. But it is in Holy Weekthat we intentionally choose to put away all the things that distract us so that we may again remember thisparadoxical journey that Our Lord has taken, turning the world upside down, so that it becomes right side up. Itis a journey that takes us through death to eternal life. It is a blessed journey, one in which I hope you will joinas together we set this sacred week apart. May the blessing of God be with you, and may you continue to experience and share the Easter joy that ispresent and also awaits each of us, each and every day of your eternal life. Listen, Listen, Love, Love, In Christ,Fr. Cliff (PS-Since I wrote this, but before it was published I have learned that the Kairos weekend has been postponed.This is another reminder that it is God who is in charge, and has done what it is impossible for us to doourselves. A thought worth pondering as we approach this week we set apart.)

Deacon's Dialogue - April Fools' Day If you are like me you may have wondered what is April Fools' Day allabout.Well, let me tell you what I have discovered.... What does April Fools' Day celebrate?

April Fools' Day is a fun day to play practical jokes. History of April Fools' Day:April Fools' Day may have come from a few different events in history.

One theory suggests that the day comes from the change in thecalendar in Europe from the Julian calendar to the Gregorian calendar.This moved the New Year from Spring (around April 1st) to January1st. When people forgot and still celebrated the New Year in April,other people made fun of them.

People liked to play practical jokes all the way back to Ancient Romantimes, especially during the Spring festivals. The celebration of All

Fools' Day started in the Middle Ages. It was generally celebrated on March 25th throughout much of Europeup until the 1800s.

Fun Facts about April Fools' Day

The day is called Poisson d'Avril in France. This means April Fish. Kids tape a paper fish on their friends'backs and yell out "Poisson d'Avril" when their friends finally find it.In England they use other words for fool such as "noddy" or "gobby".The codename for one of the spies who helped to capture Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein was named AprilFool.In Scotland they call the day "Hunting the Gowk".In Portugal they celebrate by throwing flour in their friends' faces.

Now I don't know about you, but I never much liked participating in April Foolery because most of the time I wasthe receiver of the prank. While this history is quite interesting I would much rather focus on Easter and

celebrating the Risen Lord. Still, I began to wonder what kind of April Fools prank Jesus would have played ifhe had participated in this strange custom? Then it dawned on me, Jesus performed the greatest prank in history. Jesus died and was resurrected threedays later, and this my brothers and sisters was the ultimate prank on the devil, and the greatest gift He evergave us. May your April be blessed and your Easter be holy. While we might entertain the idea of April Foolery, I think itis best left to the master prankster himself. The Lord is Risen Indeed! Allelujah! Faithfully yours in Christ,Deacon Babs

Senior Warden's Article When I was a child, Easter always felt special. My family did not regularly attend

church, but there were always Easter eggs and a big family dinner. I didn't quite understand what was special, but the air seemed fresher, the light seemed softer

somehow and there was chocolate and Easter baskets. It was all good.

As an adult with many decades of life experience, the lenten season, Holy Week and Easter are even more special to me. It is the time of year I reflect on my

successes and weaknesses, remember the sufferings and the resurrection of our Lord and celebrate being a Christian and Episcopal at this moment in time.

St. John's is in good shape physically and improving all the time. The many

ministries we support as a congregation continue to do amazing work. We continue to attract new members who bring talents and gifts to help us to

experience and share the transforming love of Jesus Christ with each other and with those outside of the walls of our church building.

Being active and involved at church, family and social commitments, caring for

personal relationships, there are many things that are important to all of us. However, each time I pause and center myself, I face one truth, that it is my continuing conversation with God the Father, Son and Holy Spirit that is really the

center of my life. My journey is towards God and I hope that I will end that journey in Gods hands.

As each of us complete our lenten season, I pray that we each set aside all of the

business of our lives and take a moment to focus on the reality and joy of Easter. Why do we attend church if it is not to worship the Lord and to support and create space for others to grow spiritually. May your Easter be warm, loving and

peaceful, and may your own journey end in Gods hands.

Bob Pritchard

Palm Sunday: Holy Eucharist 8:00 am and 10:30 amMonday in Holy Week

Morning Prayer: 9:00 am Holy Eucharist: 9:30 am

Holy Eucharist: noon Holy Eucharist: 7:00 pm

Tuesday in Holy Week Morning Prayer: 9:00 am

Holy Eucharist: 9:30 am Holy Eucharist: noon

Holy Eucharist: 7:00 pmWednesday in Holy Week

Morning Prayer: 9:00 am Holy Eucharist: 9:30 am

Holy Eucharist: noon Seder Meal: 6:30 pm

Maundy Thursday Morning Prayer: 9:00 am

Holy Eucharist with Foot Washing: 7:00 pm (Garden of Repose Vigil begins at end of the service)

Good Friday Service: Noon

Stations of the Cross: 3:00 pm Service: 7:00 pm

Holy Saturday Service: 9:30 am

Easter Egg Hunt and Children's Party: 10:30 am Easter Vigil: 8:00 pm

Easter Sunday: Holy Eucharist at 8:00 am and 10:30 am

No Coward Soul is Mine

No coward soul is mineNo trembler in the world's storm-troubled sphere

I see Heaven's glories shine And Faith shines equal arming me from Fear

O God within my breast

Almighty ever-present Deity

Life, that in me hath rest As I Undying Life, have power in thee

Vain are the thousand creeds

That move men's hearts, unutterably vain, Worthless as withered weeds

Or idlest froth amid the boundless main

To waken doubt in one Holding so fast by thy infinity

So surely anchored on The steadfast rock of Immortality

With wide-embracing love

Thy spirit animates eternal years Pervades and broods above

Changes, sustains, dissolves, creates and rears

Though Earth and moon were gone And suns and universes ceased to be

And though wert left alone Every Existence would exist in thee

There is not room for Death

Nor atom that his might could render void Since thou art Being and Breath

And what thou art may never be destroyed

by Emily Bronte

The Vestry Page Vestry Members: The Vestry, the parish board of directors, consists of nine elected lay membersand the Rector, who is the Chair of the Board. Vestry meetings and Vestry committee meetingsare open to all. Vestry members Bob Pritchard (Senior Warden), Larry Sydnor (Junior Warden),Mary Circle, Michael Duncan, Shelly Carlson, Elaine Bickford, Peggy Larson, Rosemary Marino,

and Evelyn Circle. Deanna Frazee serves as the non-voting Clerk of the Vestry. Vestry Highlights* March 20, 2019 meeting: 1. Fr. Cliff led the vestry in a discussion of "What Does Transformation of Our World Look Like Today"2. Financial statements were reviewed and accepted. The first couple of months have gone very well. Our financial condition is sound.3. Vestry Members provided their liaison reports on the many ministries here. A Ministry Leaders meeting was scheduled for May 4th at 9am.4. Larry Sydnor has developed a preventative maintenance schedule for Junior Wardens to use.5. Frames for street signs are being installed in time for our Easter publicity. *Complete minutes of the Vestry meeting are posted on the Kiosk in the narthex. You may also find the 2017Vestry Minutes binder on the bookshelf in the hospitality room.

Sunday School for Adults in April-Food For Thought, Bread for Life

April 7- Michael Adams will lead a discussion on "How God reveals Godself Through ScriptureApril 14- Fr. Cliff will lead a discussion on "Palm Sunday to the Empty Tomb:

How does that happen? What Happened to the Crowds?April 21- Easter Sunday-No ClassApril 28- Fr. Cliff will lead a discussion "Easter was last week. What Now?" Join us Sundays at 9:30 in the Hospitality Room. All are welcome.

Mid-Week Study from the Rector

We meet every Tuesday evening at 7:00 pm and Thursday morning at 10:00 am. We are studying the gospel of Luke. It's a great time to jump in and join the study.All are welcome. All desired. No experience necessary. We learn from each other.Please join us.

Lenten Movie Night-Babette's Feast Please join us for the final night of our Lenten Movie Series. We will be showingBabette's Feast on Friday, April 12th at 6:30 pm. In a remote 19th-century Danish village, two sisters lead a rigid life centered aroundtheir father, the local minister, and their church. Both had opportunities to leave thevillage: one could have married a young army officer and the other, a French operasinger. Their father objected in each case, and they spent their lives caring for him.Many years later - their father is now deceased - they take in French refugee,Babette Hersant, who agrees to work as their servant. After winning the lottery,Babette wants to repay the sisters for their kindness and offers to cook a Frenchmeal for them and their friends on the 100th anniversary of their father's

birth. It proves to be an eye-opening experience for everyone. Admission is free and so is the pizza, popcorn and soda!

Please join us.

Here are some suggested ways we might keep a Holy Lent:

Attend Ash Wednesday Services (6:30am, Noon, 7pm) Pray Daily (Choose a Name and Pray for Them)Attend Holy Eucharist each Sunday (8am or 10:30 am)Attend Holy Eucharist on Tuesday Mornings (9:30 am)Commit to praying the Daily Office (Morning Prayer, Noonday Prayer, Evening Prayer, Compline)The Bible Challenge-Use the Daily Office Lectionary and read the Hebrew Scripture and NewTestament readings appointed for the day during one of the offices.

Attend the Sunday School For Adults (9:30am Sunday mornings-during Lent we will be exploring themany ways in which Episcopal Relief and Development serve the church and the world)Utilize the 2019 Lenten Meditations published by ERD during your daily prayers.Utilize the 2019 Lenten Meditations published by Living Compass during your dailyprayers ("Practicing Forgiveness With All Your Heart Soul, Strength and Mind)Attend the Weekly Stations of the Cross (Fridays during Lent-3pm)Attend the Rector's Bible Study on the Gospel of Luke (Tuesday's at 7pm or Thursday's at 10am)Attend our Lenten Quiet Day (April 13: 9am-1pm) The Rev. Cliff Haggenjos will offer a series ofreflections entitled, "Preparing For Jerusalem" to guide us through Holy Week.Attend a Lenten Movie Night (Admission is free) Join us as we share some popcorn, pizza, and soda

March 15-"Won't You Be My Neighbor"March 22-"I Can Only Imagine"March 29- "Chocolat"April 12-"Babette's Feast"

Be intentional about reaching out to othersChoose something you regularly enjoy and fast from it

Easter Egg HuntSaturday, April 20th

10:30 am

Your Invited!Games, Food, Fun, Prizes & Eggs

Lots & Lots of Eggs!Bring the Family!

Bring your Neighbors!Bring Your Friends!

Meet the Easter Bunny!

As an added bonus: Come to the egg stuffing party taking place afterthe 10:30 service on April 14th! Loads of fun and a chance to sample!

Ministry Moment

CELEBRATION OF LIFE MINISTRY

At the death of a loved one the church celebrates the life they lived. Rather than using the term 'funeral',which leads us to think of crying and weeping, we have chosen to "celebrate that person" and the way in whichthey touched our lives. We also celebrate their new life with Christ for they have not gone away but moved intotheir new relationship with Jesus. The parish responds by providing food items like salads, deviled eggs, desserts, fruit, etc. for the receptionafter the service. This is a gift to the family who during this time are frequently exhausted and somewhat fragile.It is one less detail they have to see to. In our parish we try to honor the family's thoughts about this reception with favorite foods, colors, andflowers. The gift of your food to this ministry keeps the costs down and the quality up, especially if you pray forthe family while preparing your dish. This is a free gift to the family by the parish. You don't have to know the deceased to offer your gift of helpin this ministry, just know that many guests to these celebrations of life are deeply touched by your generosityas are the families.

Submitted by Mary Circle

Daughters of the King

Esther Chapter of The Daughters of The King Spring has sprung!!The DOK has been studying in March for our new members study. It has been a great study for not only thenew members but a great refresher for existing members. It reminds us of our commitment to the order as wellas our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.

As we move into Spring and celebrate the trees blossoming and flowers blooming, ourLenten journey continues with a centering of ourselves with Jesus.We have an eventful year ahead. Spring Assembly, Fall Assembly, and the list goes on!From all the Daughters of the King, new and existing, we send Easter Blessings to eachof you. Blessings,

Shelly CarlsonPresident

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The Gathering Inn Opportunities for us to provide much-needed items. Please bring your donations to

the church. As always, thank you for your generosity!

Immediate Needs Men's underwear - sizes small, medium and large

Men's white t-shirts - sizes small, medium and largeWhite socks - men's, women's & children's

Men's blue jeans - all sizesWomen's blue jeans - all sizes Ongoing Needs:Laundry detergentBleachLarge clear garbage bags (55 gal)Small clear garbage bags (5 gal)Plastic forks, spoonsCoffee cups (8 oz)

Disposable bowls (cereal)Stamps (post card and forever)Single fold paper towelsRegular paper towelsLysolWide masking tape (1.5" - 2")

Copy paper (20 lb)PensPadsHand SanitizerLarge drawstring bags (black 33 gal)Large and medium disposable glovesTowelsWash clothsHand towelsTravel size soaps, shampoos and conditionersToothpasteTooth brushesOTC cold medicinesCough dropsZiplock bags (quart and gallon)

Gift cards (Target, Lowes, Home Depot, Kmart, WalMart, Staples)Mop heads - commercial

Stephen Minister Training Class

We ask you to keep our Stephen Ministry trainees - Jane Dour, Pat Kuethe, Rocky Stevenson,and Sandy Sydnor - in your prayers as they nurture their gifts and acquire new skills, so thatthey can bring Christ's love and care to hurting people on behalf of our congregation. Also

pray for our Stephen Leaders who will guide them through their training. Classes will resume soon.

Ministry With Children -- Godly Play

What is Godly Play? Children have an innate sense of the presence of God. The Godly Playapproach helps them to explore their faith through story, to gain religious language and toenhance their spiritual experience though wonder and play. Based on Montessori principlesand developed using a spiral curriculum, the Godly Play method serves children through early,middle and late childhood and beyond. Come join us Sundays during the 10:30 service!

Our Tweens (9-12 years old) have a new Sunday School program just forthem! It also is held at 10:30 during the service and the children joinworship at the Peace. They are meeting in the empty office with theirleader. If you are interested in helping, let Father Cliff know. They arefollowing a curriculum called "Connect".

Youth Group

St. John's Youth Group meet every Sunday from 5-7pm for formation,fellowship and dinner. Grades 7-12. Invite your friends! We arecurrently reading together and discussing the book, "Can I Ask That?"For more information contact, Michael Adams, Eric Larson, or BryanWhiteside.

Nursery News The St. John's Nursery is staffed Sundays from 9:15 am to 12:15 pm with gentle, smiling,child care professionals, and it's equipped with safe and engaging toys for infants andtoddlers (3 and under).

Looking for ways to get involved and help out the church? We are looking for volunteers to help us organizeand tidy up the nursery during the week as well as people interested in exploring seasonal decorations for thenursery and organizing crafts for the children to do on Sunday mornings.The nursery is used all week long byoutside groups as well as St. John's ministries and needs our love and attention to make it a hospitable placefor our young families.

Prayer Shawl Ministry The Prayer Shawl Team has its regularly scheduled meetings on the first Saturday of themonth. The next meeting will be on Saturday, April 6th, 2019 at 10:00 am. If you need yarnin the meantime, Jenny has a great supply. New to knitting or crocheting? Please join us. Wewill get you started and on your way to making your first shawl. The demand is many! Wehave been giving out much of our supply. Please keep making shawls so that we are never

without a shawl for someone who is in need. Not a knitter? Don't crochet? You can join our prayer team who prayers for those who receive the shawls. CallJenny for more information.

To request a prayer shawl for a loved one, friend or yourself, please contact Jenny at 771-9566 or call thechurch office at 757-6137.

Kitchen Stewardship

In an effort to be good stewards of our space and supplies; There is now a cupboard in thekitchen that holds a variety of paper plates, plastic silverware and assorted cups andnapkins. It is on the right side above the microwave. These supplies are for any andall who need them for a meeting, snack, coffee hour, etc. Mary Circle or Dela Duncan will

refill the cupboard when supplies run low. So if you are going to need a few items you can check in advance tosee if there is enough for your event, or let us know if you used something up. Thank you so much for joiningwith us in this work.

Recyclables for Youth Group Please donate both aluminum cans and individual plastic water bottles for our recyclableprogram for our Youth Group. Some heavier plastic and the milky colored plastics are notaccepted, nor can we take tin cans or glass bottles.

You do not need to wash the aluminum cans or plastic water bottles, but please be certain to emptythem. Separating cans and plastic water bottles into separate bags would be appreciated. Thank you again.

Rides To Church

There are a few folks from our 10:30 a.m. service that are not able to drive to church. If youare available to pick up and drop off fellow parish members, please give the office a call.

Prayer Book

You are invited to write your prayer concerns in the Burgundy Prayer Book located on the pedestalas you enter the sanctuary. These intercessions are presented at the altar each Sunday.

Weekday Morning Prayer

We offer morning prayer Monday through Friday every week at 9:00 am. For those who are ableto join us, we welcome you! Share our newest service with friends and neighbors.

St. John's Episcopal Church - April 2019Address

2351 Pleasant Grove Blvd. Roseville, California 95747

Phone 916-786-6911 * Fax 916-786-6403 * Email stjohnsroseville@surewest.net

Click here for our April Calendar of Events

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1

Morning Prayer9:00 AMHouse Groups7:00 PM - 8:30 PMFA7:00 PM

2Morning Prayer9:00 AMEucharist9:30 AM - 10:15 AMTuesday Bible StudyGroup10:30 AM - 12:00 PMAlanon6:30 PMHouse Groups7:00 PM - 8:30 PMMid-Week BibleStudy7:00 PM - 8:30 PM

3St. John's Feedsthe HomelessMorning Prayer9:00 AMFA7:00 PMSpiritual JourneyProgram for Men7:30 PM - 8:45 PM

4Morning Prayer9:00 AMMid-Week BibleStudy10:00 AM - 11:30 AMMusicians Practice6:30 PM

5MorningPrayer9:00 AMAlanon10:00 AMStations of theCross3:00 PM

6Prayer Shawl Meeting10:00 AM - 12:00 PMAlanon10:00 AM

7Eucharist8:00 AM - 9:00 AMAdult Ed9:30 AM - 10:15 AMEucharist10:30 AM - 12:00 PMYouth Group Meeting5:00 PM

8Morning Prayer9:00 AMHouse Groups7:00 PM - 8:30 PMFA7:00 PM

9Morning Prayer9:00 AMEucharist9:30 AM - 10:15 AMTuesday Bible StudyGroup10:30 AM - 12:00 PMDaisy TroopBrownies3:30 PM - 4:30 PMAlanon6:30 PMHouse Groups7:00 PM - 8:30 PMMid-Week BibleStudy7:00 PM - 8:30 PM

10Morning Prayer9:00 AMOutreachCommitteeMeeting6:00 PMFA7:00 PM

11Morning Prayer9:00 AMAesthetics Meeting10:00 AM - 12:00 PMMid-Week BibleStudy10:00 AM - 11:30 AMMusicians Practice6:30 PM

12MorningPrayer9:00 AMAlanon10:00 AMStations of theCross3:00 PM

13Praise Musician Practice9:00 AMAlanon10:00 AMLenten Quiet Day9:00 AM - 1:00 PM

14Palm SundayEucharist8:00 AM - 9:00 AMAdult Ed9:30 AM - 10:15 AMEucharist10:30 AM - 12:00 PMDaughters of theKing12:00 PM - 1:30 PMAssyrian Church2:00 PM - 3:00 PMYouth Group Meeting5:00 PM

15Morning Prayer9:00 AMEucharist9:30 AM-10:30 AMEucharist12:00 PM-1:00 PMEucharist7:00 PM-8:00 PMHouse Groups7:00 PM - 8:30 PMFA7:00 PM

16Morning Prayer9:00 AMEucharist9:30 AM - 10:15 AMTuesday Bible StudyGroup10:30 AM - 12:00 PMEucharist12:00 PM-1:00 PMAlanon6:30 PMEucharist7:00 PM-8:00 PMHouse Groups7:00 PM - 8:30 PMMid-Week BibleStudy7:00 PM - 8:30 PM

17Morning Prayer9:00 AMEucharist9:30 AM-10:30 AMEucharist 12:00 PM-1:00 PMSeder Meal6:30 PM-7:30 PMFA7:00 PM

18Maundy Thursday(Day of Last Supper)Morning Prayer9:00 AMMid-Week BibleStudy10:00 AM - 11:30 AMMusicians Practice6:30 PMEucharist with

Foot Washing7:00 PM-8:30 PM

19Good FridayMorningPrayer9:00 AMAlanon10:00 AMEucharist12:00 PM-1:00PM

Stations of theCros

s 3:00 PM

Eucharist7:00 PM-8:00PM

20Holy Saturday (EasterEve and Last Day of Lent)Eucharist9:30 AM-10:30 AMEaster Egg Hunt & Party10:30 AM-12:30 PMAlanon10:00 AMEaster Vigil Service8:00 PM-9:00 PM

21Easter Sunday

22Morning Prayer

23Morning Prayer

24Morning Prayer

25Morning Prayer

26 27Praise Musician Practice

Eucharist8:00 AM - 9:00 AMAdult Ed9:30 AM - 10:15 AMEucharist withBaptism10:30 AM - 12:00 PMYouth Group Meeting5:00 PM

9:00 AMHouse Groups7:00 PM - 8:30 PMFA7:00 PM

9:00 AMEucharist9:30 AM - 10:15 AMTuesday Bible StudyGroup10:30 AM - 12:00 PMBook Club12:00 PM - 1:30 PMParkinson's Group2:30 PM-4:00 PMAlanon6:30 PMHouse Groups7:00 PM - 8:30 PMMid-Week BibleStudy7:00 PM - 8:30 PM

9:00 AMVestry Meeting6:30 PM-9:30 PMFA7:00 PM

9:00 AMMid-Week BibleStudy10:00 AM - 11:30 AMMusicians Practice6:30 PM

MorningPrayer9:00 AMAlanon10:00 AMStations of theCross

3:00 PM

9:00 AMAlanon10:00 AM

28Eucharist8:00 AM - 9:00 AMAdult Ed9:30 AM - 10:15 AMEucharist10:30 AM - 12:00 PMAssyrian Church2:00 PM - 3:00 PMMeditation Group3:00 PM - 5:00 PMYouth Group Meeting5:00 PM

29Morning Prayer9:00 AMHouse Groups7:00 PM - 8:30 PMFA7:00 PM

30Morning Prayer9:00 AMEucharist9:30 AM - 10:15 AMTuesday Bible StudyGroup10:30 AM - 12:00 PMAlanon6:30 PMHouse Groups7:00 PM - 8:30 PMMid-Week BibleStudy7:00 PM - 8:30 PM

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