Please plan to join us on Christmas Eve and / or Christmas Day. All are welcome! Here is the service schedule:
4:30 P.M. A Christmas Eve Service for the Young and Young-at-Heart
9:00 P.M. A Festival of Lessons and Carols with Eucharist
10:00 A.M. Festival Christmas Service
Where better to spend Christmas than at St. Nick’s?
Noon AA
6:00 pm Wednesday Eucharist
6:45 pm Choir Practice
7:30 pm Al-Anon
There’s no Food Pantry on second Wednesdays like today, but plenty of other things are going on.
The weekday Noontime AA offers support to those struggling with addiction to alcohol.
The NEW Midweek Eucharist at 6pm. Take time out from your busy week to reflect, from the Book of Common Prayer, on “things done, and things left undone.” Let go of hurt, anger, and pain: come and be refreshed.
Choir at 645pm. Advent, the Feast of St Nicholas, and Christmas is coming! The choir is working on LOTS of special music. Current plans include a Service of Lessons and Carols for Christmas Eve, be sure to mark your calendar.
Al-Anon at 7:30pm. Get support if you are the family member or friend of someone struggling with alcohol or other addiction. Large, active group meets in Holy Innocents Hall with breakouts in the Gathering Space.
Members, church musicians, and clergy may wish to fill out this hymnal revision survey – it takes about 20 minutes and has to be done in one sitting.
The Church Pension Group’s Office of Research is assisting the Episcopal Church’s Standing Commission on Liturgy and Music in fulfilling its General Convention mandate in Resolution B004 to determine whether a revision of The Hymnal 1982 is needed and wanted by the Episcopal Church.Congregations, music directors, and clergy are invited to participate in the Hymnal Revision Feasibility Study, a landmark research study being conducted via online surveys and focus groups from October 2010 to March 2011. a member of an Episcopal Church congregation Congregation members who are also choir members will have an opportunity to answer additional questions particular to their roles. the music director at an Episcopal Church congregation a member of the clergy at an Episcopal Church congregation
via Church Pension Group : The Hymnal Revision Feasibility Study.