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Nov. 10 @ 10 a.m.: Morning Prayer followed by our Annual Meeting. It is potluck. Bring something! Some new vestry members will be elected, a budget adopted and deputies picked for the 2025 Diocesan Convention.
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Nov. 17 @ 10 a.m.: We will have Eucharist (communion) with The Rev. Nancy Turner Jones. The new book study begins. The book is “With Open Hands” by Henri J.M. Nouwen.
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Nov. 24 @ 10 a.m.: Morning Prayer followed by our popular group discussion. At Coffee Hour we will review the movie Defending Your Life, starring Meryl Streep and Albert Brooks.
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Dec. 8 @ 4 p.m.: Christmas Party at Debbie’s house in Millersburg.
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Every Thursday at 11:15 a.m.: Bible study at the church.
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Advent Pride meetings are the 3rd Monday (usually) of every month at 6 p.m. Click HERE for more information and the full list of activities. The next meeting is Nov. 18, 2024, with artist Wiley Caudill.
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Our Service Schedule (generally):
1st Sunday of a month: Lay-led Morning Prayer.
2nd Sunday of a Month: Lay-led Morning Prayer with Deacon Emily.
3rd Sunday of a Month: Eucharist (communion) and homily (sermon) with a priest.
4th Sunday of a Month: Lay-led Morning Prayer with Deacon Emily — also, movie review.
5th Sunday of a Month: Community outreach of some type, TBA.
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Click HERE for the sign up sheet for Sunday service helpers.
IMAGE: Dan Clifford
— Oscar Wilde (1854-1900)
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This Sunday is the 25th Sunday after Pentecost, Year B, in the Liturgical Calendar.
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This Sunday’s gospel reading is from the Gospel of Mark, where Jesus makes a poignant lesson abotu giving: “Beware of the scribes, who like to walk around in long robes, and to be greeted with respect in the marketplaces, and to have the best seats in th
This Sunday is the 25th Sunday after Pentecost, Year B, in the Liturgical Calendar.
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This Sunday’s gospel reading is from the Gospel of Mark, where Jesus makes a poignant lesson abotu giving: “Beware of the scribes, who like to walk around in long robes, and to be greeted with respect in the marketplaces, and to have the best seats in the synagogues and places of honor at banquets! They devour widows’ houses and for the sake of appearance say long prayers. They will receive the greater condemnation.”
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To be a lector, lead morning prayer or contribute to the morning service, click HERE and sign up. See the vestment colors, the altar colors, the Bible readings and the liturgical calendar by clicking HERE and selecting the date. Note that a date’s numeral color is the vestment and altar color for that day.
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IMAGE & CREDIT: godongphoto via Shutterstock.
The Rev. Deacon Emily Cardwell was ordained on Sept. 22, 2018, after completing her education at The Diocese of Southern Ohio, School for The Diaconate.
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She feels lucky to have trained and served at several churches within our diocese including The Church of the Good Shepherd, Lexington; St. Michael the Archangel, Lexington; and most r
The Rev. Deacon Emily Cardwell was ordained on Sept. 22, 2018, after completing her education at The Diocese of Southern Ohio, School for The Diaconate.
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She feels lucky to have trained and served at several churches within our diocese including The Church of the Good Shepherd, Lexington; St. Michael the Archangel, Lexington; and most recently at St. John’s, Versailles.
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Emily is a former Roman Catholic who found exactly what she was looking for in her pursuit and understanding of God within The Episcopal Church. The teachings of The Episcopal Church resound deeply with what she knows and understands of God, Jesus and The Spirit. The message of all-inclusive love, the rootedness in Scripture, the desire to strive to live out Jesus’ teachings, and participation in the sacramental worship and traditions, all serve to anchor her happily and firmly within this Christian tradition.
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Emily’s passions are helping people grasp God’s love, both individually and collectively and how to live out that knowledge in the world. She is confident that Jesus truly is “The Way, The Truth and The Life,” and that we have such hope and freedom with that knowledge.
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Emily has been involved with prison ministry, providing a listening ministry for individuals as well as teaching spirituality classes for The Hope Center Recovery program within the Fayette County Detention Center prior to COVID issues. Emily has taught classes, preached, led Quiet Days, assisted with worship and provided pastoral care among other things.
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Emily loves to see people grow in their relationship with God, Jesus and The Holy Spirit and believes that we should never stop learning and seeking to deepen our faith. She is very excited to serve alongside the people of The Church of the Advent and will be specifically focusing on empowering the laity and strengthening engagement with the wider community. Research shows that a church is at its best when its vision includes the needs and interests of the local community.
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Emily has been married to her amazing and supportive husband Jeff for 27 years this June. They live in Versailles and have three wonderful children: Leah (22), Quinn (20) and Willa (17). Emily loves reading, gardening, spending time with family, fixing, building, making things for the home, the outdoors, and her pets — of which there are several: 2 dogs, Caspian and Alistair, 1 cat, Adder, 2 turtles, Ivy and Scarlett, and 2 ferrets (Willa’s girls), Freya and Gypsum.
The Church the Advent has embarked on a unique worship format with recorded audio-visual sermons from around the world, and then a group discussion afterward.
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This has proven to be a popular format and we invite you to attend.
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While our liturgical structure is to monthly have a visiting priest to celebrate Eucharist (communion), on the ot
The Church the Advent has embarked on a unique worship format with recorded audio-visual sermons from around the world, and then a group discussion afterward.
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This has proven to be a popular format and we invite you to attend.
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While our liturgical structure is to monthly have a visiting priest to celebrate Eucharist (communion), on the other Sundays we listen openly to sermons from other Episcopal churches and other Christian faith communities. The videos are well done and engaging, as is the group discussion afterward.
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We couple this approach with something we call Morning Prayer. This is essentially reading the biblical texts that are assigned for a given day, within our denomination’s daily worship service — which itself is full of scriptural texts, so they are both educational and inspiring.
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We invite you to come step through our door and give it a try. To top it off, we have coffee hour every Sunday after church in the building behind the main church building.
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Bishop Mark Van Koevering: “Together, we can make this vision a living vision that is shared by all. As promised at Special Convention 2019, a Vision Study Guide has been produced to: 1) Enhance our mutual understanding of our common vision; 2) Enable each faith community to put the vision into context locally; and 3) Strengthen our unity as a Church.” Download the guide by clicking HERE.
The Episcopal Church is the United States-based member church of the worldwide Anglican Communion. We comprise 109 dioceses and regional areas in 17 nations. In 2015 we had 1.9 million members, being a part of the Anglican Communion of 85 million followers. The Church of the Advent is a member of the Episcopal Diocese of Lexington. To receive the Diocese’s newsletter, click HERE and stay on the left side of the page.
Our church welcomes all who worship Jesus Christ, yet also those who are exploring their faith or who are asking serious questions about faith in general. You will be welcomed at The Church of the Advent regardless of any religious or personal status. For more information on what we believe, visit episcopalchurch.org. For a video tour (with annotated explanations) of a sample weekly Sunday service, click HERE.
Our mission is to: 1) Restore all people to unity with God and each other in Christ; 2) Have a liberating and life-giving relationship with God, each other and the Earth; 3) Love God with our whole heart, mind and soul, and love our neighbors as ourselves; and 4) Focus on the three priorities of evangelism, reconciliation and creation.
We have leased space to Community Action Council to provide a daycare. Contact Melissa at (859) 233-4600 x 1208, or see their website by clicking HERE.
Our Presiding Bishop, Michael Curry, recently generated new interest in the Episcopal Church at the Royal Wedding. See the story HERE. See Bishop Curry’s sermon HERE. See the “Saturday Night Live” spoof of Curry by clicking HERE. Photo Credit: AdrianHancu
Our hymnal is online, too. The 1982 version can be found by clicking HERE. It’s a beautifully organized site. IMAGE: DanHenson1 via iStock.
We love newcomers, so feel free to visit us.
118 N. Walnut St, Cynthiana, KY 41031-1224, USA; P.O. Box 308, Cynthiana, KY 41031-0308, USA
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