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What’s Happening July 14 – 22

               July 14, 201

               News and Notes

 

Dear People and Friends of the Advocate:

  

For more information on any of the following calendar notes, visit our website.

Lisa+

 

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Weekly Calendar:  
 
Saturday, July 14
“Liturgy of the Land”. Come share in the work of the people on the Advocate’s Homestead Site. We’ll be planting, mowing, trimming, hauling and cutting. BYOGloves!
9AM – noon.

 
Sunday, July 15     7th Sunday After Pentecost
5 PM Holy Eucharist followed by Raymond Family Farewell and Advocate Potluck Feast – as you are able, please bring a generous dish to share. Cake will be provided!. Unity Center of Peace. The Rev. Marilyn McCord Adams will celebrate and the Vicar will preach.
 
 
Wednesday, July 18
Holy Eucharist at noon; contemplative prayer at 6 PM. Both at Unity Center of Peace.
Service to Honor The Rev. Pauli Murray. 6:30 PM at St. Titus Church in Durham. See announcement below.

Sunday, July 22     8th Sunday After Pentecost

5 PM Holy Eucharist followed by dinner (provided). Unity Center of Peace. The Vicar will celebrate and preach.

Lesser Known Stories from the Hebrew Scriptures (and what they teach us about ourselves and God) will continue August 1 and 8 at 7 PM. Location TBA.
 
 
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Information about the move of St. Philip’s can be found here


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 Service to Honor The Rev. Pauli Murray July 18

The Rev. Pauli Murray, first African American woman ordained as an Episcopal Priest, was a champion for civil and human rights who grew up in Durham and whose forebearers were slaves in Orange County and Chapel Hill. Pauli Murray’s insights and vision continue to resonate powerfully in our times.  As a historian, attorney, poet, activist, teacher and Episcopal priest, she worked throughout her life to address injustice, to give voice to the unheard, to educate, and to promote reconciliation between races and economic classes.

For more information about about The Rev. Pauli Murray, click here.

 

The Pauli Murray Service will be held again this year at St. Titus’ Church, 400 Moline Street in Durham on Wednesday, July 18, at 6:30 PM.

 

The Right Reverend Michael Curry, Bishop of the Diocese of North Carolina will be Celebrant and Advocate graduate, The Rev. Roxane Gwyn, will preach.

 

Please email sainttitusmusic@yahoo.com if you are interested in joining the Pauli Murray Choir under the direction of St. Titus’ Music Director, Ramon Holloway.

 

Silent Retreat
August 3 – 5  

The 2012 silent retreat at Avila Retreat Center offered by the Contemplative Prayer Groups of Church of the Advocate and Church of the Holy Family will be held Friday evening, August 3 to Sunday noon August 5.
The cost will be $150 for food and two nights’ lodging.  It is open to all. The retreat is mostly in silence but we will have Morning and Evening Prayer, a Eucharist, and brief discussions of Robert Benson’s Living Prayer.
Please contact charsullivan@yahoo.com

or 919-542-2521 for further information and/or a registration form.

Contact

The Rev. Lisa G. Fischbeck, VicarBCP
<div>Vicar@TheAdvocateChurch.org
919-933-3221
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