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Here are some highlights of upcoming special events. Also, be sure to visit the Parish Calendar for additional dates and event
+ St. Bart's Concert Series Presents Mozart's Requiem - Sunday,
February 19
+ Embracing Emergence Christianity — February Series
Starts Wednesday, February 1
+ Health & Wellness Ministry Celebrates Heart Month
Healthy Heart Forum - Sunday, February 19
+ Weekly Eucharist and Healing Service - Wed. at 9:30 am
+ St. Bartholomew's Academy of Music and Arts
Rock Band Program
St. Bartholomew's Concert Series
St. Bartholomew’s Episcopal Church will be presenting Mozart’s Requiem on Sunday February 19 at 4:00 pm in the church. The entire Requiem will be performed with a full orchestra, soloists and choir. The Requiem was composed in 1791 and left unfinished because of Mozart’s untimely death. Franz Xavier Sussmayr, a student of Mozart’s finished the work.
This performance will usher in the season of Lent which begins the following week on Ash Wednesday. Dr. William J. Eichorn, Minister of Music and the Arts will conduct the Requiem which is one of the world’s greatest masterpieces. The soloists are Diana Villwock, soprano; Evangelina Woo, mezzo-soprano; Sean McCormac, tenor and Tim McLellan, bass.
This concert is a part of the church’s ongoing Concert Series which is celebrating its 7th year. There will be a $10 donation accepted at the door.
Embracing Emergence Christianity - February Series
When: February 1, 8, 15
Time: 10:30 am lunch and handouts; 7:00 pm beverages, snacks and handouts
Cost: Morning $25 for 3 weeks; Evening $5 for 3 weeks
Place: Conference Room
Facilitator: The Rev. Bill Zettinger
February 1 - Gifts from Other Times
February 8 - How then shall we live?
February 15 - Hallmarks of Emergence
Phyllis Tickle is founding editor of the religion department of Publishers Weekly and is frequently quoted in many of today's most popular print and electronic media. She is an authority on religion in America, an Episcopalian and has spoken at Diocean and National Church events many times. She is the author of two dozen books on religion and spirituality.
Health & Wellness Ministry Presents "A Healthy Heart" Forum
St. Bart's Health & Wellness Ministry is recognizing February as HEART month with a 'Healthy Heart' Forum scheduled for Sunday, February 19 at 10:45 am in the Parish Hall with ample time for Q&A.
We are pleased to have Janice Baker, M.B.A., R.D., CNSC and a Certified Diabetes Educator present a program on achieving and maintain a Healthy Heart. She has been providing diet counseling and medical nutrition therapy since 1982, specializing in weight management, diabetes education, cardiac risk reduction and eating disorders. Janice's career in nutrition started with hospital dietetics, working with patients in medical, surgical and intensive care units. Janice has written monthly newspaper columns, and has participated in radio, television, and public speaking engagements.
We encourage you to mark your calendars to attend this informative and ongoing series of educational Mind, Body, and Spirit programs.
A light continental breakfast will be available.
Weekly Eucharist and Healing Service - Wednesdays at 9:30 am
At each service we will also honor men and women whose lives represent heroic commitment to Christ and who have borne witness to their faith even at the cost of their lives. Such witnesses, by the grace of God, have lived in every age.
The Se Eucharist Healing Service on Wednesdays at 9:30 am we will commemorate and rejoice in these saints:
February 1 — Timothy, Titus and Silas
February 8 — Martyrs of Japan
February 15 — Charles Freer Andrews
February 22 — Eric Liddell
February 29 — Emily Malbone Morgan
St. Bartholomew's Academy of Music and Arts
Rock Band Program
Play in a Rock Band
Full band group sessions weekly
Individual lessons weekly
Live performances each term
Learn theory, reading and jamming
All different styles covered
Call the church office for details at 858-487-2159 or email
office@stbartschurch.org