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St. Andrew’s Anglican Church August 16, 2020
Michelle Sattler
Karen Brust
Serving on Sunday mornings is a bit
different for members of our Altar Guild
these days, but their dedication to their
duties remains the same. Many thanks
to Altar Guild Directress Wini Cloran
and her team for their work at our
Lord’s table!
Nikki Snead Patti Cooper
Fr. Ron on vacation in late
August/early September
Now that we’ve had some time to
adjust to our new service style,
Fr. Ron and Judy Baird will be taking
some vacation time in late August
and early September.
Parishioners who aren’t yet attending
in-person services who would like
to receive Communion at home on
Sundays from August 23 through
Sept. 13 should contact Fr. Shane
Tucker at 740-548-5112, ext. 4 or
stucker@standrewspolaris.org
to make arrangements. Fr. Shane
will be preaching and celebrating
the Eucharist at all three weekend
services during Fr. Ron’s absence,
and will also be available for pastoral
needs. If you have an urgent need and
are unable to reach Fr. Shane, please
contact Tally Whitehead, our director
of Discipleship Ministries, at 614-578-
‘Alpha Anywhere’
7897. You may also contact Senior
Warden Eric Whitehead, 614-578-6265
or ericwhitehead@yahoo.com, with
on the agenda for fall
Many of you were participating in our Lenten Study Program, which featured
any urgent administrative issues.
the Alpha Course, when the coronavirus pandemic brought an early end to
Fr. Ron and Judy’s first weekend back our Tuesday evenings together. This fall, Fr. Shane Tucker hopes to bring the
will be Sept. 19-20. program back with “Alpha Anywhere.”
“Alpha Anywhere” is the same Alpha experience, but slightly modified to be
Rachel Cherubini taking run exclusively online. Designed to be offered over 11 weeks in one hour and
medical time off in August 15 minute sessions, “Alpha Anywhere” would provide an opportunity for us to
Business Manager Rachel Cherubini engage our community in the midst of the current coronavirus crisis with the
will be undergoing outpatient Good News of God in Christ. Alpha addresses the ultimate questions in life,
gallbladder surgery on Wednesday, which have risen to the fore all the more because of the state our country and
August 26, and will be taking world are in today. Questions such as “Who is Jesus?” and “How can we have
some time off later this month to faith?”
recuperate. As a precautionary
If you’re interested in participating in or assisting with “Alpha Anywhere,”
measure to protect her being exposed
please contact Fr. Shane at 740-548-5112, ext. 4 or stucker@standrewspolaris.
to Covid-19 before the surgery, she
org and he’ll get in touch with you with the details. Also watch your email for
will be begin working from home on
further information!
Friday, August 21.
If you have business-related
questions you may contact Rachel at
September Birthdays September Anniversaries
Chinaza Anosike Steve & Kara Atkinson
rcherubini@standrewspolaris.org or
Julie Baldwin Chris & Cherie Bryant
740-548-5112, ext. 1, and she will get
Bob Beverick Sanjay & Aruna Pais
back to you as soon as possible.
Ryan Bobay David & Meg Patton
Pat Carpenter Pat & Liddy Schmitz
MASKS REQUIRED Emily Fieger
Brooklyn Gales
Shawn & Nikki Snead
David & Carol Warner
BY THE STATE Bill Lucas —•—
JoJo Lung Have a prayer request? Email it to
Nikki Snead prayerchain@standrewspolaris.org;
Tasso Spanos fill out the online form on our website
Christy Tucker under the “Scripture & Prayer” drop-
Hannah Vanderhoff down menu (you don’t need to log in
Carol Warner to submit a prayer request); or call
us at 740-548-5112, ext. 1, and we’ll
FOR YOUR SAFETY
pass your request along to the Prayer
AND THE SAFETY OF OTHERS
Chain.
What’s where on the web?
This will be the last edition of “The Net” until
Fr. Ron and Judy return from vacation, so we’ve put
together this guide to “What’s where on the web” to
help you find information that you might find useful
in the coming month. (Hint: Any text underlined and
in color is a hyperlink that will take you to the web
page referenced.)
On our public website
Our public website—standrewspolaris.org—has a
wealth of information, from the Daily and Sunday
lectionaries, to links to our worship livestream and
newsletters, to shortcuts to our Member Connection
and online giving.
Daily & Sunday Lectionary/Prayer Requests
The Daily Lectionary features Scripture readings for
morning and evening prayer, and the Sunday Lectionary
includes readings for upcoming services, which our
layreaders may find helpful. You’ll find these, as well as a
link to request prayer, by clicking on “Scripture & Prayer”
in the top navigation bar on your computer, or by
clicking on the collapsed menu icon, which is the button
with three horizontal bars in the upper right corner of
the page. (Fun fact: This button is sometimes referred
to as a hamburger menu because of its unintentional
resemblance to a hamburger.)
Worship Livestreams
On the home page slider of the public website you’ll find a
link to the livestream of our Sunday worship services.
When we’re live, clicking the “Watch our Worship
Livestream” button will take you directly to the service.
Otherwise, it will take you to our YouTube channel. We
recommend that you subscribe to our channel by clicking
here, then clicking on the red “Subscribe” button.
We’ve mentioned before that YouTube doesn’t seem to
link the current Sunday’s video to the main page of our
channel after the livestream until Monday. As a subscriber
(it’s free!) you’ll be able to see all of our videos—including Media: Newsletters & Sermons
those for the current Sunday—anytime you click on The “Media” menu is immediately to the right of the
“St. Andrew’s” in your Subscriptions feed. You will “Calendar.” Here you’ll find drop-down menus for
need to sign in to YouTube to subscribe. If you already “Sermons,” with the links to audio podcasts of past
have a Google Account you can sign in with that account. sermons; “News,” with information about happenings at
If don’t have a Google Account, click “SIGN IN,” then St. Andrew’s; and “Newsletters,” with links to past issues
choose “Use another account” >> “Create account” and of “The Net.”
follow the prompts. Google Accounts are free, and include
a Gmail address. Give and Member Login Menus and Search Bar
Rounding out the menu bar (or the “hamburger” drop-
Calendar down on mobile devices) are the “Give” and “Member
To the right of the “Scripture & Prayer” menu (or below Connection” menu items, and a Search Bar. Under the
it on your mobile device) you’ll see the “Calendar” “Give” menu item are options to “Give Now” or to read
link. Clicking this link will give you the option to view about stewardship in general at St. Andrew’s.
our calendar by month or in list form. With limited
Clicking on “Member Connection” takes you directly
activities due to the current coronavirus situation, there’s
to the login page for the Member Connection. Forgot
not a lot on the calendar at the moment. Please note that
your password or don’t have a login? Simply click the
events later in the fall may still be listed, as we remain
appropriate link and follow the prompts to get signed on.
hopeful that we can regain some normalcy at some point
in the not-to-distant future. Please check the calendar often To the left of the “Member Connection” menu you’ll see a
to see what events may have been added or removed. magnifying glass icon. Click the icon to bring up the search
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What’s where on the web
Continued from the previous page
bar, where you can enter a keyword to find information
you may be looking for. For example, entering “Godly
Play” will bring up articles that reference our Godly Play
children’s ministry.
Just above the main navigation bar are a link to email the
church, and links to our social media pages.
Why not just put these resources on the Member
Connection? Because we want to let people in our
community know what’s happening at St. Andrew’s, and
making our newsletters, calendar and other information
public is one of the best ways to do that. We’ve found that
most everyone who visits us in person has already visited
us on the web!
On the Member Connection once you’re logged in
and select “Privacy
New to the Member Connection is a welcome message on
Settings.” And make
your dashboard , which should be the first page that
sure the data we do
comes up when you log in. If not, click on “Home” to go to
have on your profile
your dashboard.
is correct, especially if
As with the links in this article, any text in the welcome you’ve changed your
message that is underlined and in color is a hyperlink contact information!
that will take you directly to that part of the Member IMPORTANT: Please do not delete data!!! The Member
Connection. Connection is our primary parish database, and deleting
Under “My Groups” to the right of the welcome message data will mean we no longer have that information on
(or perhaps below it if you’re using a smart phone, or a file for you. Always use “Privacy Settings” to change the
tablet in portrait mode) you’ll see the groups you’re a part visibility of your data.
of. The main groups are the “St. Andrew’s e-Net” group Also on your Profile you’ll find a “Giving” tab, where you
and the ”St. Andrew’s Members” group. see your giving record and, if you wish, view or print a
Look for these resources under the “Files” tab of the current giving statements.
St. Andrew’s e-Net group: We don’t currently use the “To-Dos List” or “My Events”
• Worship resources that will be especially helpful to that appear on your dashboard, but will begin using the
those of you who are joining us via livestream from “Volunteering” section once we return to a more normal
home on Sunday mornings schedule. —•—
• Our Godly Play Parent Pages and Children’s Bulletins. If you’ve been downloading our Worship Resources from
the weekly e-Net, you’ll be able to download them from
On the “Files” tab of the “St. Andrew’s Members” group the “Files” tab of the St. Andrew’s e-Net group while Judy is
you’ll find: on vacation. —•—
• Vestry Minutes, Financial Reports and Annual Reports
Watch for an email from Godly Play storyteller Karen Brust
• Staff & Vestry Contact Information with the link to our weekly Godly Play videos. Karen will
• A “How-to Guide” with information about how also be uploading the Parent Pages and Children’s Bulletins
you can learn more about what’s happening at St. to the “Files” tab of the St. Andrew’s e-Net group during
Andrew’s, and who to contact for things like hospital Judy’s absence.
visits, marriage, baptism, and more
As our repository of files continues to grow, remember
Kroger Rewards net parish $126
Many thanks to the 33 St. Andrew’s families who earned
that you can filter files by name, or by the date the file was
$126.56 for our parish through the Kroger Community
uploaded.
Rewards program from May 1 through July 31.
While you’re on the Member Connection, remember to
Regardless of how often you shop or how much you spend
update your privacy settings to make sure your parish
at Kroger, your participation helps our parish earn free
family has the information you’d like them to have. By
rewards. And, you’ll still earn any in-store discounts and
default your name, email address, phone number, and
gas points! Sign-ups are accepted anytime throughout the
family members’ names are visible on your profile. If
year, and now automatically renew every year.
you’d like for your fellow parishioners to have more
information, such as your address, and your birthday and To enroll, go to krogercommunityrewards.com with your
anniversary dates, remember to make those fields visible Kroger Plus card handy, and sign up by entering our
to “My Group Members” under “Privacy Settings.” Just number—HM254—or St. Andrew’s Anglican Church as
click on your name in the upper right corner of any page your selected charity.
The Daily Lectionary
Week of Pentecost 11 (Proper 15) • August 16-22 Thursday, Sept. 3 — A.M.: Psalm 9; 2 Samuel 21; Ephesians
Sunday, August 16 — A.M.: Psalms 111, 112; 2 Samuel 4; 2:11-22 P.M.: Psalm 10; Micah 1; Matthew 5:21-48
Romans 15 P.M.: Psalms 113, 114; Hosea 14; John 14:15-31 Friday, Sept. 4 — A.M.: Psalms 8, 11; 2 Samuel 22: 1-7,14-
Monday, August 17 — A.M.: Psalm 115; 2 Samuel 5; 20,32-51; Ephesians 2 P.M.: Psalms 15, 16 ; Micah 2;
Romans 15 P.M.: Psalms 116, 117; Joel 1; John 15:1-17 Matthew 6:1-18
Tuesday, August 18 — A.M.: Psalm 119:1-24; 2 Samuel 6; Saturday, Sept. 5 — A.M.: Psalms 12, 13, 14; 2 Samuel
Philippians 1:1-11 P.M.: Psalm 119:25-48; Joel 2:1-17,28- 23:1-23; Ephesians 4:1-16; P.M.: Psalm 17; Micah 3;
32; John 15:18-27 Matthew 6:19-34
Wednesday, August 19 — A.M.: Psalm 119:49-72; 2 Samuel Week of Pentecost 14 (Proper 19) • Sept. 6-12
7; Philippians 1:12-30 P.M.: Psalm 119:73-88; Joel 3; John
16:1-15 Sunday, Sept. 6 — A.M.: Psalm 18:1-20; 2 Samuel 24;
Ephesians 4:17-32; P.M.: Psalm 18:21-52; Micah 4; Matthew 7
Thursday, August 20 — A.M.: Psalm 119:89-104; 2 Samuel
8; Philippians 2:1-11 P.M.: Psalm 119:105-128; Amos 1; Monday, Sept. 7 — A.M.: Psalm 19; 1 Chronicles 22;
John 16:16-33 Ephesians 5:1-17; P.M.: Psalms 20, 21; Micah 5; Matthew
8:1-17
Friday, August 21 — A.M.: Psalm 119:129-152; 2 Samuel 9;
Philippians 2:12-30 P.M.: Psalm 119:153-176; Amos 2; John Tuesday, Sept. 8 — A.M.: Psalm 22; 1 Kings 1:1-18,29-40;
17 Ephesians 5:18-33; P.M.: Psalms 23, 24; Micah 6; Matthew
8:18-34
Saturday, August 22 — A.M.: Psalm 118; 2 Samuel 10;
Philippians 3 P.M.: Psalm 120, 121; Amos 3; John 18:1-27 Wednesday, Sept. 9 — A.M.: Psalm 25; 1 Chronicles 28;
Ephesians 6 P.M.: Psalms 27; Micah 7; Matthew 9:1-17
Week of Pentecost 12 (Proper 16) • August 23-29 Thursday, Sept. 10 — A.M.: Psalms 26, 28; 1 Kings 2:1-25;
Sunday, August 23 — A.M.: Psalms 122, 123; 2 Samuel 11; Hebrews 1 P.M.: Psalm 31; Nahum 1; Matthew 9:18-34
Philippians 4 P.M.: Psalms 124, 125, 126; Amos 4; John Friday, Sept. 11 — A.M.: Psalms 29, 30; 1 Kings 3; Hebrews
18:28-40 2 P.M.: Psalm 33; Nahum 2; Matthew 9:35—10:23
Monday, August 24 (Feast of St. Bartholomew) — A.M.: Saturday, Sept. 12 — A.M.: Psalm 34; 1 Kings 4:1-6,20-34;
Psalms 127, 128; Colossians 1:1-20; Luke 6:12-16 P.M.: Hebrews 3 P.M.: Psalm 35; Nahum 3; Matthew 10:24-42
Psalms 129, 130, 131; Amos 5; John 19:1-37
Tuesday, August 25 — A.M.: Psalms 132, 133; 2 Samuel Week of Pentecost 15 (Proper 20) • Sept. 13-19
12:1-25; Colossians 1:21—2:7 P.M.: Psalms 134, 135; Amos Sunday, Sept. 13 — A.M.: Psalms 32, 36; 1 Kings 5;
6; John 19:38-42 Hebrews 4:1-13 P.M.: Psalm 38; Habakkuk 1; Matthew 11
Wednesday, August 26 — A.M.: Psalm 136; 2 Samuel 13:1- Monday, Sept. 14 (Feast of the Holy Cross) — A.M.: Psalm
29,38-39; Colossians 2:8-19P.M.: Psalms 137, 138; Amos 7; 37:1-17; Hebrews 4:14—5:10; John 12:23-33 P.M.: Psalm
John 20 37:18-41; Habakkuk 2 Matthew 12:1-21
Thursday, August 27 — A.M.: Psalm 139; 2 Samuel 14:1- Tuesday, Sept. 15 — A.M.: Psalm 40; 1 Kings 6:1-7,11-
21,28; Colossians 2:20—3:11P.M.: Psalms 141, 142; Amos 30,37-38; Hebrews 5:11—6:20 P.M.: Psalms 39, 41;
8; John 21 Habakkuk 3; Matthew 12:22-50
Friday, August 28 — A.M.: Psalm 140; 2 Samuel 15:1-18,23- Wednesday, Sept. 16 — A.M.: Psalms 42, 43; 1 Kings 7:1-
25,32-34; Colossians 3:12-25P.M.: Psalm 143; Amos 9; 14, 40-44,47-51; Hebrews 7 P.M.: Psalm 44; Zephaniah 1;
Matthew 1:1-17 Matthew 13:1-23
Saturday, August 29 — A.M.: Psalm 144; 2 Samuel 16; Thursday, Sept. 17 — A.M.: Psalm 45; 1 Kings 8:1-11,22-
Colossians 4P.M.: Psalm 145; Obadiah; Matthew 1:18-25 30,54-63; Hebrews 8 P.M.: Psalm 46; Zephaniah 2;
Matthew 13:24-43
Week of Pentecost 13 (Proper 17) • August 30-Sept. 5
Friday, Sept. 18 — A.M.: Psalms 47, 48; 1 Kings 9:1-9,15-
Sunday, August 30 — A.M.: Psalm 146; 2 Samuel 17:1-23; 28; Hebrews 9:1-14 P.M.: Psalm 49; Zephaniah 3; Matthew
Philemon P.M.: Psalm 147;Jonah 1; Matthew 2 13:44-58
Monday, August 31 — A.M.: Psalm 148; 2 Samuel 18:1- Saturday, Sept. 19 — A.M.: Psalm 50; 1 Kings 10:1-13,23-
15,19-33; Ephesians 1:1-14P.M.: Psalm 149, 150; Jonah 2; 29; Hebrews 9:15-28 P.M.: Psalm 51; Haggai 1; Matthew 14
Matthew 3
Next Sunday, Sept. 20 — A.M.: Psalms 52, 53, 54; 1 Kings
Tuesday, Sept. 1 — A.M.: Psalms 1, 2; 2 Samuel 19:1-30; 11:1-14,23-33,41-43; Hebrews 10:1-18 P.M.: Psalm 55;
Ephesians 1:15-23P.M.: Psalms 3, 4; Jonah 3; Matthew 4 Haggai 2; Matthew 15:1-28
Wednesday, Sept. 2 — A.M.: Psalms 5, 6; 2 Samuel 20; —•—
Ephesians 2:1-10 P.M.: Psalm 7; Jonah 4; Matthew 5:1-20 See the Sunday Lectionary on the next page
Prayers for the Church Jesse Alexander, and the people of St. Aidan’s, Nicholasville,
Kentucky.
Anglican Church in North America: Bishop R. Charles Parish Cycle of Prayer: Carol Neague; Theodore Niyimbabazi,
Gillin, his wife Jan, and for the clergy and laity of the Grace Iranejeje and Briella M. Mbabazi; the Sisters in the Spirit
Diocese of the Northeast & Mid-Atlantic (REC). Small Group; and Kairos Prison Ministry and the correctional
The New York and Pennsylvania Synod was a founding facilities it serves.
jurisdiction of the Reformed Episcopal Church (REC) Sunday, September 13
when that body left the Episcopal Church in 1873. The Anglican Church in North America: Bishop William Ilgenfritz
Synod was renamed the Diocese of the Northeast & Mid- and his wife Lois Jean; Bishop Richard Lipka and his wife Susan;
Atlantic in 1984. The diocese became a founding diocese of Bishop Winfield Mott and his wife Margaret; and the clergy and
the Anglican Church in North America (ACNA) in 2009. people of the Missionary Diocese of All Saints.
As such, it has dual membership in both the REC and the Anglican Diocese of the Great Lakes: Our own Fr. Ron Baird,
ACNA. Fr. Wil Verhoff, Fr. Ernie Tracy, Fr. Shane Tucker, Deacon Becky
The diocese now has 28 parishes: 27 in five American Spanos, and the people of St. Andrew’s, Lewis Center, Ohio.
states (Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New Parish Cycle of Prayer: Jim, Amanda and Bella Oxenham;
York, Pennsylvania) and one in the Canadian province Barbara Oxenham; the Tuesday Morning Women’s Bible Study
of Ontario. The headquarters are located in Blue Bell, Small Group; and the St. Andrew’s Bell Choir.
Pennsylvania, where the Reformed Episcopal Seminary is
also located. (Sources: Diocesan website, Wikipedia.) Sunday, September 20
Anglican Church in North America: Archbishop Ben Kwashi,
Please pray especially for all ministries and missions of the
General Secretary, and the Global Anglican Future Conference.
diocese during the pandemic.
Anglican Diocese of the Great Lakes: Fr. Dan Conley and Anglican Diocese of the Great Lakes: Fr. PT Morgan, Fr. Jon
the people of St. Matthew’s, Nashville, Indiana. Back, and the people of St. Anne’s, Anderson, Indiana.
Parish Cycle of Prayer: Jim and Jackie Menke; Joe, Celia, Parish Cycle of Prayer: Sanjay, Aruna, Sasha and Saachi Pais;
Patrick, Gwyneth and Elspeth Nelson; Cub Scout Pack 139; Joe and Mary Ann Pate; the Hokey Pokey Small Group; and our
and our students, and all students in Central Ohio, as they Kitchen Saints Ministry.
begin to return to classes, either remotely or in the classroom.
Sunday, August 23
Sunday Lectionary
Anglican Church in North America: Bishop Todd Hunter and Pentecost 12 (Proper 16) • August 23
his wife, Debbie; and the clergy and people of the Diocese of First Reading: Isaiah 51:1-6 (5 p.m. & 9 a.m.); Romans
Churches for the Sake of Others. 11:25-36 (11:15 a.m.) Psalm 138 (5 p.m. & 9 a.m.)
Anglican Diocese of the Great Lakes: Fr. Jeremy Lile, Fr. Eric Second Reading: Romans 11:25-36 (5 p.m. & 9 a.m.)
Harmon (also at Mansfield Correctional, Mansfield, Ohio), and Gospel: Matthew 16:13-20 (All)
the people of City Hope, Akron, Ohio. Pentecost 13 (Proper 17) • August 30
Fr. Jeremy Lile, Fr. Eric Harmon(also at Mansfield Correctional – First Reading: Jeremiah 15:15-21 (5 p.m. & 9 a.m.); Romans
Mansfield, OH) 12:1-8 (11:15 a.m.); Psalm 26 (5 p.m. & 9 a.m.)
Parish Cycle of Prayer: Sandy Murray; John and Chin Osmond; Second Reading: Romans 12:1-8 (5 p.m. & 9 a.m.)
the Sunday Morning Apostles; and our Acolyte Ministry Gospel: Matthew 16:21-27 (All)
Sunday, August 30 Pentecost 14 (Proper 18) • September 6
Anglican Church in North America: Bishop Ryan Reed and First Reading: Ezekiel 33:1-11 (5 p.m. & 9 a.m.); Romans
his wife Kathy; Bishop William Wantland; and the clergy and 12:9-21 (11:15 a.m.); Psalm 119:33-48 (5 p.m. & 9 a.m.)
people of the Anglican Diocese of Fort Worth. Second Reading: Romans 12:9-21 (5 p.m. & 9 a.m.) Gospel:
Anglican Diocese of the Great Lakes: The Very Rev. Peter Matthew 18:15-20 (All)
Matthews, Fr. Joel Peterson (on mission in the Middle East), Pentecost 15 (Proper 19) • September 13
Deacon Andee Marks, Deacon Daniel Jones, and the people of
First Reading: Ecclesiasticus 27:30-28:7 (5 p.m. & 9 a.m.);
St. Patrick’s, Lexington, Kentucky.
Romans 14:5-12 (11:15 a.m.)
Parish Cycle of Prayer: Karen Osmond; Burt Otani; the Psalm 103:1-14 (5 p.m. & 9 a.m.)
upcoming “Alpha Anywhere” course; and our Acolyte Ministry. Second Reading: Romans 14:5-12 (5 p.m. & 9 a.m.)
Gospel: Matthew 18:21-35 (All)
Sunday, September 6
Anglican Church in North America: Archbishop Allan Migi and Pentecost 16 (Proper 20) • September 20
the clergy and people of the Anglican Province of Papua New First Reading: Jonah 3:10-4:11 (5 p.m. & 9 a.m.); Philippians
Guinea. 1:21-27 (11:15 a.m.) Psalm 145:14-21 (5 p.m. & 9 a.m.)
Anglican Diocese of the Great Lakes: Fr. Lee McLeod, Deacon Second Reading: Philippians 1:21-27 (5 p.m. & 9 a.m.)
Gospel: Matthew 20:1-16 (All)
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