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Episcopal Diocese of Central Florida

Biblically Orthodox church in Sebastian, Florida

We are a Biblically Orthodox, Christ-centered parish empowered by the Holy Spirit. We believe lives are transformed through our faith in our Lord Jesus Christ, and we express God's love to all who enter our doors. Come and be a part of our family.
(VBS July 8th-12th 6-8PM registration form in teachings)

Sunday services:
Traditional (Rite I) – 8:00 AM (No Music)
Contemporary (Rite II) – 10:00 AM (Blended Music)
Pastor’s Study 9:15 AM
Sunday School 9:15 AM
Nursery provided at 10:00 AM service

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Parish News

The Source Homeless Shelter

St. Elizabeth’s visits to The Source are not only an eye opener to the reality of the people in our community that are in unfortunate homeless circumstances, but also their appreciation of help and donations. Not only did we bring a meal for them to enjoy we brought some more sleeping mats and extra food that was donated.

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Market Days & Treasures

Thanks to a core group of dedicated organizers, St. Elizabeth’s first Market Day Treasures on Saturday, March 9th was a big success and raised over $400.00 for our church. Laura Goodger was instrumental in promotion the idea, contacting the city for permits, and making sure we complies with all city rules. Diana Iverson took the lead contacting vendors who paid $20.0 for an inside table and $15.00 of outside space. Cynthia Wallace organized a bake sale which brought in $153.00

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Celebrating the Seder

On Maundy Thursday we held our third annual Seder dinner. The Seder dinner is held in the same tradition as it would have been in Jesus’ time. It included the four questions the children would ask at the Passover meal. Following the four questions, the telling of the story of Israel’s redemption by God through the Red Sea and the story of the Passover in Exodus 12:1-14. After the Exodus reading the ten plagues were re-enacted.

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Building and Grounds Up-grade

Over the past several years we have struggled with water and moguls entering the nearest grass parking area. At times it seemed like a four wheel drive was needed to get to the grassy area especially when pools of water gathered after a prolonged rain.

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Upcoming events

Memorial Day @ Earl's Hideaway
Saturday, May 25, 2013 - 1:00pm - 3:00pm

Join Fr. Dave (USAF) at Earl's Hideaway on Sat. May 25th to honor our veteran's. Fr. Dave will be riding with the Legion Riders and giving the invocation and benediction.

Memorial Day in the Park
Monday, May 27, 2013 - 11:00am - 12:30pm

Memorial Day Service Riverview Park: Join Fr. Dave honoring our Veteran's. Fr. Dave (USAF) will be giving the benediction.

Crafts
Tuesday, May 28, 2013 - 10:00am - 12:00pm

Interested in Crafts. Learning to make ground blankets from plastic grocery bags as well as other projects... Fun for all. Meets in the parish hall.

Open Market Day
Saturday, June 8, 2013 - 8:00am - 1:00pm

St. Elizabeth Market Day
Over 20 vendors. Plenty of parking. Don't miss out on this wonderful event.

Father's Day Breakfast
Sunday, June 16, 2013 - 8:30am - 10:00am

Father's Day breakfast between services to honor all men of the parish. Sign up in the hall.

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Most Recent Sermon

Pentecost Sunday - Are you Empowered?

Posted May 19th, 2013

By Fr. David G. Newhart
 

[Video link to Sunday's sermon posted on Youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iXitFjFLjQw&feature=youtu.be ] Today we celebrate Pentecost and for the church is a significant day because it is the day often referred to as the birth of the church. But I would suggest to you that it is not the birth of the church but the coronation of the church. It is a crowning moment when God pours out His Holy Spirit upon it so all the world would know of His presence.

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