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St. Luke's Westcliffe Events Education Photos History Newsletter & Bullletins Music Outreach Prayers Map	Since August, 2012, Supply Priests have been conducting Sunday Eucharistic services.  Bulletins 2021 18 July 4 July 27 June 20 June 13 June 6 June 30 May 23 May 16 May 9 May 2 May 25 April 4 April 28 March 21 March 7 March 28 February 21 February 14 February 7 February 31 January 24 January 17 January 10 January 3 January  Bulletins 2020 27 December 20 December 13 December 6 December 29 November 22 November 15 November 8 November 1 November 25 October 18 October 27 September 20 September 13 September 6 September 23 August 16 August 9 August 2 August 26 July 19 July 12 July 5 July 28 June 21 June 14 June 7 June 31 May 24 May 17 May 10 May 3 May 26 April 19 April 12 April  Bulletins 2018 25 November 7 January  Bulletins 2017 21 May  Bulletins 2016 21 August 3 July 5 June 1 May 27 March 20 March 13 March 28 February 14 February 7 February 31 January 10 January 3 January  Bulletins 2015 24 December 20 December 15 November 8 November 1 November 25 October 18 October 27 September 30 August 23 August 7 July 28 June 7 June 31 May 24 May 10 May 26 April 19 April 22 March 15 March 8 March 22 February 8 February 25 January 11 January 4 January Stewardship campaign fall 2011 The following is taken from a statement that has been on the bulletin board in the Parsish Hall: "Moral precepts are not subject to change through a negotiated concensus of human deliberation. We believe STEWARDSHIP is a moral conditional contract God has placed upon man" Stewardship is not a questionable item. Not a negotiable subject. We are to give of our selves physically and o f the product of our ability in labor or monies. We give of ourselves by being present in worship as examples to others in our world. We call it the ministry of presence. We give of ourselves by minding out prayer life in consideration of others.. We are stewards of all God has allowed us to have, to be and to experience. All the above is incorporated in our congregational attitude as we believe it is fundamental to our baptismal covenant. Faith Based Budget We are doing stewardship a little differently this year. This is a method that other churches of varying sizes have used including Vicar B's home church in Grand Junction CO. Alan McPeak also learned about this kind of stewardship at the recent Convention. Pledges will be collected as in past years but no one will know what the pledges are including the Bishop's Committee and the treasurer. Pledges will be collected on October 30 and November 6 in a box and then burned on the 6th. A celebration pot luck will follow. Only you and God will know what you have pledged. You will be making a spiritual commitment to your church and it will be up to you to keep it. You will still get statements letting you know what you have contributed for God's work and your church. We will formulate a budget based on what our needs are and pray that we do make ends meet or at least do no worse than we have been doing since we have been taking money out on a steady basis the last few years. Please pray for the church. A church that I have visited (many, many times the size of our church) has a prayer vigil for one day. The members sign up to pray in shifts. This is a very wealthy, large church and I am not aware that they have a need for funds but they realize the need for prayer as we should. I ask that you all pray for St Luke's, its future and its present; its vitality and spiritual growth.