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O Ye Frost and Cold
Volume 107    Issue No.2      Published 3 times a year

MARCH - SEPTEMBER 2011 

Inside This Issue:

apology

Pg 2

Diocesan Convention

Pg 12

Seasons of Life

Pg 6

Sunday School News

Pg 13

Financial Announcement

Pg 8

Vestry Minutes

Pg 28


 

 

remembering the way the sky turned blue red light exploding as the sun set on the day of Hannah Solomon’s funeral and burial in Fort Yukon; and as she danced off smiling, trailing knitted scarves and beadwork; for we carry away with us only what we have given away.

 

the Mystery at the Center of St. Matthew’s

 

Afternoon light through Stained Glass windows, falling quietly on pews – shards of reds, greens, blues. Solitary golden leaves falling softly onto frosted grass. Ducks circling 1

Saint Matthew’s is ...........a place of Mystery. What’s behind all of the doors in the upstairs? What do those letters ("

Step through the front doors and at the Center of the Mystery, at the Center of all the mysteries, is ..........

that Cross, high up behind the Great Wooden Altar.

Because

The Mystery of The Cross is always at the Center.

And, on that Cross, engraved on the base, it says

 

To the Glory of God
in loving memory
Lucy Rice Woods               MORE

 

st Avenue reststop looking for their friend. Children galloping through the Parish Hall. Weekday sleepers in the corners. Quiet figure at midweek altar rail praying. Names of friends appearing on banners. The smell of bacon soaring through the church during the 9:15 Eucharist. And, more. Always more. A.M.D.G.") mean carved long ago on the lectern?
 

 "O Ye Frost and Cold" St. Matthew's Newsletter

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 Volume 107 Issue No. 1 Published 4 times a year January—February 2011


SEASONS of LIFE through the SEASON of WINTER

 

It has been slightly over 5 months since the last Newsletter. To note what has

happened from Labor Day to Candlemass is to trace God‟s Spirit moving through the Winter- leading us through the Darkness into Light. From Sunday, August 29th, 2010 through Candlemass, Wednesday, February 2nd, 2011 is 158 days. About 3 times a day there is a service connected with St. Matthew‟s. As recorded in the official St. Matthew‟s Record Book, we gathered and prayed together 451 times during that Time.Here is the Winter by the numbers; and then the bare minimum details: TO THE NEWSLETTER

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Sept 2010 Newsletter PDF download

 

Inside This Issue:

  Coming Events               Pg 4           Church School     Pg 12

  Seasons of  Life              Pg 6           Financial
                                                                  
Stewardship         Pg 16

  Consecration of the     Pg 8          Vestry Minutes     Pg 25
  8th Bishop of Alaska

 

 

Enjoy the latest newsletter.  This free newsletter edition is available in PDF and may be saved to your computer and printed by you in the comfort of your own home.  Doing this will help St. Matthew's reduce the production costs associated with bringing the newsletter to you.  The Church is happy to receive extra donations for the newsletter expenses.  If you have any questions or would like to submit an article or advertisement for consideration in the next "O Ye Frost and Cold" please send your request to our Editor Maggie.
May Church Yard


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May 2010 Newsletter PDF download

 

Inside This Issue:

  8th Bishop of Alaska  Pg 4      BOOOYAAAH!!!   Pg 12

  Seasons of Life        Pg 6      Vestry Retreat   Pg 16

  Summer Events         Pg 11    Vestry Minutes  Pg 25

 



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December 2009 Newsletter PDF download

 

Inside This Issue:

  Christmas/Epiphany Calendar  Pg 2     Health Ministry          Pg 14
 
  Seasons of Life               Pg 6     Sunday School           Pg 15
 
  Annual Meeting               Pg 8      Vestry Minutes          Pg 26
 

 

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