Emmanuel Episcopal Church

Service Bulletin for the Fourth Sunday in Lent

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Service Bulletin for the Third Sunday in Lent

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Lent at Emmanuel Continues Today

Greetings!

 

Last night's time of listening to a sung compline offered just a simple time of presence. I encourage you to mark your calendars for next Monday's 30 minute gathering.

 

Today we will attend to our spiritual nature through a word; one word. simple snack food and drink is also offered. So come today, from 4-5, to a simple fun feast.

 

Tomorrow from 10-11am we will explore the gathering part of our Sunday morning liturgy.

 

And then at 5:30 we will meet for the Lenten community program at Chatham Baptist Church. Childcare is provided. The meal costs $7.00/person. (children free) It ends by 6:45pm. 

 

Becky+ Crites

Priest-In-Charge, Emmanuel Episcopal Church

Asst. Chaplain for Episcopal Identity, Chatham Hall

Service Bulletin for the Second Sunday in Lent

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Lent at Emmanuel: Come and See

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Chatham Concert Series: Virtuoso Solos, Friday, March 8 at 7 pm

On Friday, March 8^th the Chatham Concert Series continues with an exciting program featuring pianist Judith Clark and Bryan, Kevin and Elizabeth Matheson.

Over the centuries, the greatest violinists wrote or arranged music to show off their talents and dazzle the audience. Jascha Heifetz adapted Rimsky-Korsakov’s famous “Flight of the Bumble Bee” and the Mexican serenade “Estrellita” for violin, Fritz Kreisler arranged deFalla’s “Spanish Dance,” and Pablo de Sarasate wrote “Zigeunerweisen” or “Gypsy Airs."

The twentieth century violist William Primrose transcribed Weber’s “Andante & Hungarian Rondo” and “Jamaican Rumba” by Arthur Benjamin to help increase the virtuoso viola repertoire. Other works on the program are Robert Schumann’s romantic “Fairy-Tale Pictures” for viola and piano and Bela Bartok’s ever popular “Romanian Folk Dances” for violin and piano. Judith Clark will perform Franz Liszt’s Grand Etude “La Campanella” based on Paganini’s famous violin piece.

Join fellow concert fans and the musicians to enjoy a glass of wine, chocolate truffles, mini fruit kabobs and marinated mozzarella and tomato skewers. The Chatham First sponsored receptions are a tradition not to miss!

Admission is free, but donations will be accepted to support the concerts. Come Friday, March 8 at 7:00 p.m. to Emmanuel Episcopal Church, 66 N. Main St. in Chatham.

The Chatham Concert Series would like to thank all of the individual sponsors who have made this season possible! Mr. and Mrs. William Black, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore E. Bruning, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Richard Camp, Mr. and Mrs. John Collins, Mr. Rick Dixon, Capt. Cameron A. Gillespie, MD and Tomoko U. Gillespie, Dr. Peyton and Lucy Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rogers.

The concert series is also sponsored by Chatham First, Emmanuel Episcopal Church, Chatham Arts, Chatham Hall, La Chaumière Bed and Breakfast, Reid Street Gallery, Callands Coffee and Brenda Brokaw music lessons.

 

Service Bulletin for the Last Sunday after the Epiphany

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