Book Club | Second Monday of each Month, 6:30 pm
Hello Book Lovers!
On July 14th we will discuss Eagles Over Berlin
by Kati Fabian, a story that begins in 1945 during the Berlin
Airlift with the meeting of John, an American pilot and Esther
a holocaust survivor who meet again during the breaking of the
Berlin Wall.
For August 11th, we will discuss The Year
of Fog by Michelle Richmond a story of Six-year-old Emma who vanished
and her stepmother, Abby, who refuses to believe that Emma is
dead. Abby searches about what happened that morning and cannot
stop the flood of memories reaching from her own childhood to
illuminate that morning on the beach.
Thank you. Call me at 504-488-1319 if you need me, Barbara.
If you purchase your books through www.ecampus.com/stpaulsepiscopal
St. Paul’s will receive 5% of your purchase.
For further information, call the church office at 488-3749.
VeggieTales
Vacation Bible School
July 27th through 31st
Our ship sets sail on Sunday, July 27 and
we will arrive at port on Thursday, July 31.
6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
Veggietales, The Pirates Who Don’t Do Anything,
are sailing into St. Paul’s Episcopal Church on Sunday,
July 27th through Thursday, July 31st for a fun filled week of
Bible adventure! We will set sail each evening from 5:45 PM –
7:45 PM when rocksolid Bible learning rides the high seas of adventure
through key Bible stories and treats, action-packed games and
amazing science experiences that reinforce Bible truth. We are
welcoming children from three years old to those who will be entering
fifth grade next fall. Older children are also welcome –
we need many shipmates to lend a hand on deck this week!
Please fill out a registration form for each child
that will be attending. You may mail or deliver your completed
form(s) to St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 6249 Canal Blvd.,
New Orleans, LA
70124 by July 23rd. For further information please contact Stacey
Hayden, 282-8185 or the St. Paul’s Church office, 488-1319.
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National and Local
News
"The Pathfinders"
By Chris Bynum
In the heart of rebuilding
Lakeview, the St. Paul's Homecoming Center offers everything from
volunteers to a washing machine, all with the goal of clearing the
way for residents to keep pushing forward.
The Times Picayune, April 15, 2007 (link
to article)
"Leapin' Deacon"
The Times Picayune, May 29, 2006 (link
to article)
The new rector of St. Paul's Episcopal
Church got his nickname working with Special Operations Forces.
Now he's jumping into the challenge of bringing a Lakeview parish
back to life.
"Death of an American City",
New York Times, December 11, 2005 (link
to article)
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