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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.

Sunday services:
Traditional (Rite I) – 8:00 AM (No Music)
Contemporary (Rite II) – 10:00 AM (Blended Music)
Pastor’s Study 9:15 AM
Children's Chapel 9:30 AM
Sunday School 9:45 AM
Nursery provided at 10:00 AM service

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Parish News

Annual Parish Meeting 2012

On January 15th the annual parish meeting was held in the Russell building. The meeting began with a potluck lunch. After Fr. Dave blessed the food and everyone had made it through the first round filling their plates Fr. Dave opened the meeting in prayer. The first item on the agenda was to review the qualification to be a vestry member. The nominations were then opened for the election of three new vestry members to replace those who were rotating off their three year term.

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Christmas performance and sing a-long

On December 18th St. Elizabeth's celebrated 4th Advent with their annual parish Performance and Sing A-long. The evening began with the St. E's thespians performing "The case of the Missing Meaning." The play was predicated on a young lady searching for the true meaning of Christmas. In order to find it she hired a under worked gum shoe type private investigator. The cast of characters utilized God's wonderful gifts and talents each had.

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Caroling at Consulate Care

On Sunday, December 11, 2011, after services, a group of our St. E choristers ventured out in the rain to visit Consulate Health Care and sing Christmas carols to their residents and caretakers. Our St. E pianist, Lucy Taylor-O'Kane, accompanied us with some jazzy renditions of old standards, such as Rudolph, Silver Bells, Jingle-Bell Rock, Santa Claus Is Coming To Town, and Jingle Bells. We sang two medleys: It Came Upon The Midnight Clear / The First Noel / Silent Night / O Come All Ye Faithful; and Joy To The World / O Little Town Of Bethlehem / Away In A Manger / Hark!

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Christmas Parade 2011

Everyone loves a parade especially a Christmas parade with all the lights and decorations. And this year was no exception except rather than watch the parade St. Elizabeth's entered the parade. The theme of the entry was the Nativity of our Lord. Members dressed in costume representing shepherds, Mary and Joseph, cows and sheep. There were the wise men and music accompanied them along the journey.

Over three hundred bags of "reindeer" food was handed out. On the bags was a message, service times and inside was the food.

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Upcoming events

Memorial Service Chaloux
Saturday, January 28, 2012 - 10:00am - 11:00am

Memorial service for Albert "Jimmy" Chaloux

Sunday Services
Sunday, January 29, 2012 - 8:00am - 11:30am

Sunday Services are:
8:00AM - Traditional, no Music, Rite I with Eucharist (communion)

10:00AM - Contemporary, Blended music (traditional and contemporary praise), Rite II with Eucharist (communion)

Choir and Praise Team practice
Tuesday, January 31, 2012 - 6:00pm - 7:30pm

Musicians at 6:00PM; Vocalist @ 6:30PM

Weds. night teachings
Wednesday, February 1, 2012 - 6:30pm - 8:30pm

Praise and worship from 6:30-7:00PM; Teachings by Deacon Lori and Fr. Dave from 7:00PM-8:00PM

Sunday Services
Sunday, February 5, 2012 - 8:00am - 11:30am

Sunday Services are:
8:00AM - Traditional, no Music, Rite I with Eucharist (communion)

10:00AM - Contemporary, Blended music (traditional and contemporary praise), Rite II with Eucharist (communion)

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Most Recent Sermon

2nd Epiphany - Thanks for telling me

Posted January 16th, 2012

By Fr. David G. Newhart - Rector
 

So what if something that life changing was revealed to someone you knew and they didn't tell you. How would you ever know about it? You'd be left out. What if you knew about something life changing to someone and you didn't tell them? How would they ever know? John the Baptist had pointed out to Andrew that Jesus was the Lamb of God and to go follow him, Andrew went and told his brother Peter. Jesus told Philip to follow Him and after he did he went and told his brother. Through the Apostle's teaching we hear the life-changing message of God's grace, love and mercy through Jesus.

Parish Newsletter

February Elizabethan

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January was again another a busy month in and around the parish. February also has many activities and events. Read the newsletter and find out what has happened and is on the horizon. Then share and invite your friends and family and become active in the life of St. Elizabeth's.

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