February 14 Worship:
God speaks and summons the earth from the rising of the sun to its setting. –
Psalm 50
Sermon: “The One is Shining Forth”
The Psalm that comes at the end of our series speaks of an
active God whose light shines for all time and in all places. God is
not silent, but calls the people to remember that they, too, can act
on God’s behalf, holding all suffering peoples in the hands of
prayer and care and transforming the world that will shine bright
into the future. May it be so.
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Haskins Community Church Events
Foundation for Life | 5726 Southwyck Blvd, Suite 120, Toledo, OH 43614 419-535-5800 or fflnwo.org
CONTACT FOUNDATION FOR LIFE FOR TICKET INFORMATION FOR ANY OF THE FOLLING EVENTS. Ducks in a row. (End of Life Planning) Tuesday, February 23, 2021 / 6:30pm to 8:30pm at Westside Community Church on Bancroft Join Experts who will help you walk through sample documents and answer questions in planning to be pro-life at the end-of-life. Local experts, Pat Oedy-Murray and Kathy Woodward, will share Euthanasia Prevention Coalition’s documents. Seating is limited to 30 due to COVID-19 restrictions so don’t wait to reserve a seat! FREE |
Toledo Remembers Sam Szor
This photo is of Sam Szor when he was conducting the Toledo Symphony Orchestra in the National Anthem for a Mudhens game. They gave him the jersey to wear and he also threw out the first pitch. The pitch made it across home plate, I believe, but on a bounce! Good thing he did music and not baseball! :-)
“Sam Szor: Toledo’s Mr. Music,” a biography of Sam’s professional life is available at Gathering Volumes Bookstore in Perrysburg, at Musical Resources 2020 N. Holland-Sylvania Rd, Toledo, at the Rockets Bookstore at 3047 W. Bancroft, Toledo and also on line at utoledopress.com.
Padre Pio Prayer Group
Dear Parish Bulletin Reps: February is dedicated to the Holy Family.` The Holy Father’s intentions for February, 2021: Violence Against Women: We pray for women who are victims of violence, that they may be protected by society and have their sufferings considered and heeded. Feasts for February: Presentation of the Lord (2/2), Blaise (2/3), Agatha (2/5), Paul Miki and Companions (2/6), Josephine Bakhita (2/8), Scholastics (2/10), Our Lady of Lourdes (2/11), Chair of St. Peter (2/22). “May our home be filled with joy. May sincere affection, patience, tolerance, and mutual respect be freely given to all.” ~ St. Padre Pio.
Continue readingZion UMC to Offer Electronics Recycling Day
Zion United Methodist Church in Whitehouse will host its 4th Annual Electronics Recycling Day on Saturday, 1/23, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. in the church parking lot. The event is free and open to the public. Zion is located at 10926 Maumee Street in Whitehouse. All are invited to come and dispose of their unwanted electronic devices in an environmentally responsible way. More information can be found on Zion’s web site: www.zionumcwhitehouse.org.
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January 3
Worship: Second Sunday of Christmas
“God delivers the needy when they call.” -Psalm 72
Sermon: “These Lives are Precious”
January 10
Worship: Baptism of Our Lord
“My God gives strength to the people and blesses the people with peace.”
-Psalm 29
Sermon: “Awe and Wonder”
Haskins Community Church
December 6
Worship: Second Sunday of Advent
“Look! A virgin will become pregnant and give birth to a son,
And they will call him, Emmanuel (‘God With Us’)”
Matthew 1:23 and Isaiah 7:14
Sermon: “I Believe in Love: Daring Right Relationship”
December 13
Worship: Third Sunday of Advent
“He has pulled the powerful down from their thrones
and lifted up the lowly.”
“I live on high, in holiness, and also with the crushed and the lowly, reviving
the spirit of the lowly, reviving the heart of those who have been crushed.”
(Luke 1:52 and Isaiah 57: 15 b)
Sermon: “I Believe in God: Ode to Joy”
Toledo Gospel Welcomes
Toledo Gospel Rescue Mission (TGRM.ORG), a Christian non-profit serving homeless and low-income clients in Lucas County since 1965, is pleased to announce the selection of Kelly Llanas as its new Executive Director. Ms. Llanas will be responsible for directing all operations of the ministry upon the retirement of TGRM’s current director, Rev. Thomas Clapsaddle, at the end of this year. TGRM Board President, Scott Bernhard, stated that Ms. Llanas brings years of experience in urban ministry, especially in the greater Toledo area. She has been intimately involved in TGRM operations as an employee and is uniquely qualified to implement TGRM’s strategic vision in the coming years. Ms. Llanas has a heart for those in need rooted in her love of Christ. As she puts it, “At the end of the day, it’s less about what we do and more about why we do it. I am proud to represent a ministry that believes that people have value, deserve to be treated with dignity, and can be transformed by the power and hope of the Gospel message.” As the daughter of Rev. Clapsaddle, she looks forward to building on his legacy and serving Toledo’s homeless in the spirit of Matthew 25:35-36. To get involved or learn more about Toledo Gospel Rescue Mission, visit https://tgrm.org.
Padre Pio Prayer Group
Dear Parish Bulletin Reps: December is dedicated to the Immaculate Conception, which is celebrated this year on December 9. The Holy Father’s Intentions for the Month of December, 2020: For a life of prayer. We pray that our personal relationship with Jesus Christ be nourished by the Word of God and a life of prayer. Feasts for December: Frances Xavier (12/3), Ambrose (12/7), Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary (12/8), Juan Diego (USA) (12/9), Our Lady of Guadalupe (12/12), John of the Cross (12/14), Peter Canisius (12/21), Christmas (12/25), Stephen (12/26), Holy Family (12/27), Holy Innocents (12/28), Thomas Becket (12/29), Sylvester I (12/31). “Always stay close to our Heavenly Mother because she is the sea to be crossed to reach the shores of Eternal Splendor.” ~ St. Padre Pio.
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