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Hello Justin, Amanda and Mary,

Our group met and voted for Thursday nights at 7pm for the St Paul’s Ivy Meeting,
We have assembled a nice sized group of folks who committed to support this meeting.
We would like to get started pretty soon.

I would like to come by the church with one of our members, Joe, who will be helping to get things set up and started. Is there a good time that we could come by to meet with you, Justin and Amanda? My days off are Mondays and Tuesdays. Joe’s work schedule is a more regular 9-5 day, but he might be able to come by during his lunch break.

Please let me know what works for you, and we will figure something out.

I am very excited about getting this meeting started.
Thanks again for the opportunity.

On Dec 13, 2021, at 3:40 PM, Philip <> wrote:

Hello Reverend Mcintosh,

I am associated with a couple of AA groups in the western section of Albemarle county. Specifically, White Hall and Greenwood. I would very much like to discuss the possibility of starting a meeting at St Paul’s Ivy. I left a voicemail for you last week. I understand that this is a very busy time of year for you, so I thought I’d check in with you via email.

Is there a time that I could meet you at the Church to explore the options?
I do live nearby so, whenever is convenient for you. I am off work on Mondays and Tuesdays, so those days would be best for me.

Please let me know what works best for you.

Thank you for reaching out to AA.
 Phil Meeker

FALL 2022 RECTOR’S FORUM SCHEDULE

September 11– picnic/ Justin (“The State of the Parish”)

September 18– Rev. Rick Lord – “The Relationship Between Spirituality and Health”

September 25– Joseph Varaksa/Richard VanArsdale (Albemarle Charlottesville Regional JailChaplains (“Hope Is Everything”) (the Chaplains will discuss their ministry tothose inside the jail, as well as to family members of those who areincarcerated) 

October 2 –Georgia’s Friends (Diane McFadden and Page Gilliam) [Title Pending] 

October 9 – Rev.Roy Pollina (“Justified by Her Children: Small Deeds of Courage Confronting aTradition of Racism.”  A history of thedesegregation of Christ Episcopal Church in Martinsville, Virginia)

October 16 –Kelley Eplee (Habitat for Humanity) (“One, Two, Three, Go”) (Recent   updateson Southwood Development and Other Habitat Projects)

October 23 –Kathy Thornton (NASA astronaut) [Title Pending]

October 30 –Charles Mathewes (UVA Department of Religious Studies) (“Why Does Evil Exist?”)

November 6 –George Bloom (UVA Professor of Neuroscience and Cell Biology (“The Quest toConquer Alzheimer’s Disease”)

November 13– Christine Mahoney (UVA Batten School Professor of Public Policy and Politics)(“Investing in Appalachia: The Role of Social Enterprise in Alleviating Povertyin SW Virginia”)

** November20

November 27– Advent Wreath Making

December 4 –David Zahl (Founder of Mockingbird Ministries and author of Seculosity and LowAnthropology) (“Low Anthropology: A Gateway to Grace in a World of Burnout”)

December 11 –Rev. George Morris – (Director of Blue Ridge Area Fellowship of ChristianAthletes, and Chaplain to UVA Basketball and Football Teams) [Title Pending]

December 18– Christmas Pageant

December 25– Christmas

8/23/22

FALL 2022 RECTOR’S FORUM SCHEDULE

September 11– picnic/ Justin (“The State of the Parish”)

September 18– Rev. Rick Lord – “The Relationship Between Spirituality and Health”

September 25– Joseph Varaksa/Richard VanArsdale (Albemarle Charlottesville Regional JailChaplains (“Hope Is Everything”) (the Chaplains will discuss their ministry tothose inside the jail, as well as to family members of those who areincarcerated) 

October 2 –Georgia’s Friends (Diane McFadden and Page Gilliam) [Title Pending] 

October 9 – Rev.Roy Pollina (“Justified by Her Children: Small Deeds of Courage Confronting aTradition of Racism.”  A history of thedesegregation of Christ Episcopal Church in Martinsville, Virginia)

October 16 –Kelley Eplee (Habitat for Humanity) (“One, Two, Three, Go”) (Recent   updateson Southwood Development and Other Habitat Projects)

October 23 –Kathy Thornton (NASA astronaut) [Title Pending]

October 30 –Charles Mathewes (UVA Department of Religious Studies) (“Why Does Evil Exist?”)

November 6 –George Bloom (UVA Professor of Neuroscience and Cell Biology (“The Quest toConquer Alzheimer’s Disease”)

November 13– Christine Mahoney (UVA Batten School Professor of Public Policy and Politics)(“Investing in Appalachia: The Role of Social Enterprise in Alleviating Povertyin SW Virginia”)

** November20

November 27– Advent Wreath Making

December 4 –David Zahl (Founder of Mockingbird Ministries and author of Seculosity and LowAnthropology) (“Low Anthropology: A Gateway to Grace in a World of Burnout”)

December 11 –Rev. George Morris – (Director of Blue Ridge Area Fellowship of ChristianAthletes, and Chaplain to UVA Basketball and Football Teams) [Title Pending]

December 18– Christmas Pageant

December 25– Christmas

8/23/22

St. Paul’s, Ivy has recently established a relationship with a local Al-Anon group, the Rockfish Gap Family Al-Anon group. The group currently meets on Zoom every Wednesday night from 6:30 -7:30 pm at the link found here. ( https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83769223155?pwd=MDQwSmJDTU83UHAzdDRqemJRNGl3UT09 ) We look forward to hosting the group in person at our church when COVID restrictions allow. For more information about Al-Anon or Alateen, please visit the Al-Anon website (calamine.org), or email Mother Amanda Kotval. 

Hello Justin, Amanda and Mary,

Our group met and voted for Thursday nights at 7pm for the St Paul’s Ivy Meeting,
We have assembled a nice sized group of folks who committed to support this meeting.
We would like to get started pretty soon.

I would like to come by the church with one of our members, Joe, who will be helping to get things set up and started. Is there a good time that we could come by to meet with you, Justin and Amanda? My days off are Mondays and Tuesdays. Joe’s work schedule is a more regular 9-5 day, but he might be able to come by during his lunch break.

Please let me know what works for you, and we will figure something out.

I am very excited about getting this meeting started.
Thanks again for the opportunity.

On Dec 13, 2021, at 3:40 PM, Philip <> wrote:

Hello Reverend Mcintosh,

I am associated with a couple of AA groups in the western section of Albemarle county. Specifically, White Hall and Greenwood. I would very much like to discuss the possibility of starting a meeting at St Paul’s Ivy. I left a voicemail for you last week. I understand that this is a very busy time of year for you, so I thought I’d check in with you via email.

Is there a time that I could meet you at the Church to explore the options?
I do live nearby so, whenever is convenient for you. I am off work on Mondays and Tuesdays, so those days would be best for me.

Please let me know what works best for you.

Thank you for reaching out to AA.
 Phil Meeker

Hi Mary,
I hope you are enjoying the beautiful spring weather as much as I am. The ECD planning committee has found musicians and are able to commit to a concert in the Saint Paul’s courtyard on Friday, June 10. This would be during our usual dance time frame, 6:30 to 10 PM. We plan to ask the (relatively small) audience  to bring their own chairs, but we may need to supplement with a few of the church’s chairs. I believe we still have a key to the parish hall. One question: is there electricity in the courtyard (for a keyboard)? If so, approximately where is it? I attended St. Paul’s for years, so I know the court yard’s layout. Let me know whatever guidelines you would like us to follow. Thank you so much!
Clover

Hello Mary,
It appears that we might be slowly emerging from this awful pandemic. The English Country Dancers do not feel comfortable dancing yet, but we are trying to move forward with the idea of a spring concert in the lovely St. Paul’s Ivy courtyard. It is too short notice to organize for April as we had previously discussed, but are the dates of Friday, May 13 and/or Friday, June 10 still available for this purpose? Nothing is definite yet, but if we can find enough available musicians, we hope to plan a concert for one (not both) of these dates. We plan to pay rent as usual if it works out; is $60 still the rental rate? Thank you so much for your continued support, and I wish you a blessed Lent. 
Clover

Elizabeth Rahema Wagner
434-327-3615

I talked to Rahima Wagner today about the Blue Ridge Chamber Orchestra
concert at SPI on Saturday, December 10 – I think she’s been in touch with
you. I can be the church person that’s there with a key etc. and lock up
afterwards if you like.

Debbie Weaver

FALL 2022 RECTOR’S FORUM SCHEDULE

September 11– picnic/ Justin (“The State of the Parish”)

September 18– Rev. Rick Lord – “The Relationship Between Spirituality and Health”

September 25– Joseph Varaksa/Richard VanArsdale (Albemarle Charlottesville Regional JailChaplains (“Hope Is Everything”) (the Chaplains will discuss their ministry tothose inside the jail, as well as to family members of those who areincarcerated) 

October 2 –Georgia’s Friends (Diane McFadden and Page Gilliam) [Title Pending] 

October 9 – Rev.Roy Pollina (“Justified by Her Children: Small Deeds of Courage Confronting aTradition of Racism.”  A history of thedesegregation of Christ Episcopal Church in Martinsville, Virginia)

October 16 –Kelley Eplee (Habitat for Humanity) (“One, Two, Three, Go”) (Recent   updateson Southwood Development and Other Habitat Projects)

October 23 –Kathy Thornton (NASA astronaut) [Title Pending]

October 30 –Charles Mathewes (UVA Department of Religious Studies) (“Why Does Evil Exist?”)

November 6 –George Bloom (UVA Professor of Neuroscience and Cell Biology (“The Quest toConquer Alzheimer’s Disease”)

November 13– Christine Mahoney (UVA Batten School Professor of Public Policy and Politics)(“Investing in Appalachia: The Role of Social Enterprise in Alleviating Povertyin SW Virginia”)

** November20

November 27– Advent Wreath Making

December 4 –David Zahl (Founder of Mockingbird Ministries and author of Seculosity and LowAnthropology) (“Low Anthropology: A Gateway to Grace in a World of Burnout”)

December 11 –Rev. George Morris – (Director of Blue Ridge Area Fellowship of ChristianAthletes, and Chaplain to UVA Basketball and Football Teams) [Title Pending]

December 18– Christmas Pageant

December 25– Christmas

8/23/22

Women’s Group: Second Tuesdays from Sept – May, 6:30 -8:00 PM. (Off campus)

St. Paul’s, Ivy has recently established a relationship with a local Al-Anon group, the Rockfish Gap Family Al-Anon group. The group currently meets on Zoom every Wednesday night from 6:30 -7:30 pm at the link found here. ( https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83769223155?pwd=MDQwSmJDTU83UHAzdDRqemJRNGl3UT09 ) We look forward to hosting the group in person at our church when COVID restrictions allow. For more information about Al-Anon or Alateen, please visit the Al-Anon website (calamine.org), or email Mother Amanda Kotval. 

Hello Justin, Amanda and Mary,

Our group met and voted for Thursday nights at 7pm for the St Paul’s Ivy Meeting,
We have assembled a nice sized group of folks who committed to support this meeting.
We would like to get started pretty soon.

I would like to come by the church with one of our members, Joe, who will be helping to get things set up and started. Is there a good time that we could come by to meet with you, Justin and Amanda? My days off are Mondays and Tuesdays. Joe’s work schedule is a more regular 9-5 day, but he might be able to come by during his lunch break.

Please let me know what works for you, and we will figure something out.

I am very excited about getting this meeting started.
Thanks again for the opportunity.

On Dec 13, 2021, at 3:40 PM, Philip <> wrote:

Hello Reverend Mcintosh,

I am associated with a couple of AA groups in the western section of Albemarle county. Specifically, White Hall and Greenwood. I would very much like to discuss the possibility of starting a meeting at St Paul’s Ivy. I left a voicemail for you last week. I understand that this is a very busy time of year for you, so I thought I’d check in with you via email.

Is there a time that I could meet you at the Church to explore the options?
I do live nearby so, whenever is convenient for you. I am off work on Mondays and Tuesdays, so those days would be best for me.

Please let me know what works best for you.

Thank you for reaching out to AA.
 Phil Meeker

FALL 2022 RECTOR’S FORUM SCHEDULE

September 11– picnic/ Justin (“The State of the Parish”)

September 18– Rev. Rick Lord – “The Relationship Between Spirituality and Health”

September 25– Joseph Varaksa/Richard VanArsdale (Albemarle Charlottesville Regional JailChaplains (“Hope Is Everything”) (the Chaplains will discuss their ministry tothose inside the jail, as well as to family members of those who areincarcerated) 

October 2 –Georgia’s Friends (Diane McFadden and Page Gilliam) [Title Pending] 

October 9 – Rev.Roy Pollina (“Justified by Her Children: Small Deeds of Courage Confronting aTradition of Racism.”  A history of thedesegregation of Christ Episcopal Church in Martinsville, Virginia)

October 16 –Kelley Eplee (Habitat for Humanity) (“One, Two, Three, Go”) (Recent   updateson Southwood Development and Other Habitat Projects)

October 23 –Kathy Thornton (NASA astronaut) [Title Pending]

October 30 –Charles Mathewes (UVA Department of Religious Studies) (“Why Does Evil Exist?”)

November 6 –George Bloom (UVA Professor of Neuroscience and Cell Biology (“The Quest toConquer Alzheimer’s Disease”)

November 13– Christine Mahoney (UVA Batten School Professor of Public Policy and Politics)(“Investing in Appalachia: The Role of Social Enterprise in Alleviating Povertyin SW Virginia”)

** November20

November 27– Advent Wreath Making

December 4 –David Zahl (Founder of Mockingbird Ministries and author of Seculosity and LowAnthropology) (“Low Anthropology: A Gateway to Grace in a World of Burnout”)

December 11 –Rev. George Morris – (Director of Blue Ridge Area Fellowship of ChristianAthletes, and Chaplain to UVA Basketball and Football Teams) [Title Pending]

December 18– Christmas Pageant

December 25– Christmas

8/23/22

St. Paul’s, Ivy has recently established a relationship with a local Al-Anon group, the Rockfish Gap Family Al-Anon group. The group currently meets on Zoom every Wednesday night from 6:30 -7:30 pm at the link found here. ( https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83769223155?pwd=MDQwSmJDTU83UHAzdDRqemJRNGl3UT09 ) We look forward to hosting the group in person at our church when COVID restrictions allow. For more information about Al-Anon or Alateen, please visit the Al-Anon website (calamine.org), or email Mother Amanda Kotval. 

Hello Justin, Amanda and Mary,

Our group met and voted for Thursday nights at 7pm for the St Paul’s Ivy Meeting,
We have assembled a nice sized group of folks who committed to support this meeting.
We would like to get started pretty soon.

I would like to come by the church with one of our members, Joe, who will be helping to get things set up and started. Is there a good time that we could come by to meet with you, Justin and Amanda? My days off are Mondays and Tuesdays. Joe’s work schedule is a more regular 9-5 day, but he might be able to come by during his lunch break.

Please let me know what works for you, and we will figure something out.

I am very excited about getting this meeting started.
Thanks again for the opportunity.

On Dec 13, 2021, at 3:40 PM, Philip <> wrote:

Hello Reverend Mcintosh,

I am associated with a couple of AA groups in the western section of Albemarle county. Specifically, White Hall and Greenwood. I would very much like to discuss the possibility of starting a meeting at St Paul’s Ivy. I left a voicemail for you last week. I understand that this is a very busy time of year for you, so I thought I’d check in with you via email.

Is there a time that I could meet you at the Church to explore the options?
I do live nearby so, whenever is convenient for you. I am off work on Mondays and Tuesdays, so those days would be best for me.

Please let me know what works best for you.

Thank you for reaching out to AA.
 Phil Meeker

Good Morning!

Please adjust the time & date for Phil’s Knit & Stitch:
Our group will meet in person at SPI on the fourth Wednesday each month from 12:30-1:30 pm in the library, beginning in February.
Newcomers are always welcome to bring their projects and enjoy the camaraderie of the group!

Hello Justin, Amanda and Mary,

Our group met and voted for Thursday nights at 7pm for the St Paul’s Ivy Meeting,
We have assembled a nice sized group of folks who committed to support this meeting.
We would like to get started pretty soon.

I would like to come by the church with one of our members, Joe, who will be helping to get things set up and started. Is there a good time that we could come by to meet with you, Justin and Amanda? My days off are Mondays and Tuesdays. Joe’s work schedule is a more regular 9-5 day, but he might be able to come by during his lunch break.

Please let me know what works for you, and we will figure something out.

I am very excited about getting this meeting started.
Thanks again for the opportunity.

On Dec 13, 2021, at 3:40 PM, Philip <> wrote:

Hello Reverend Mcintosh,

I am associated with a couple of AA groups in the western section of Albemarle county. Specifically, White Hall and Greenwood. I would very much like to discuss the possibility of starting a meeting at St Paul’s Ivy. I left a voicemail for you last week. I understand that this is a very busy time of year for you, so I thought I’d check in with you via email.

Is there a time that I could meet you at the Church to explore the options?
I do live nearby so, whenever is convenient for you. I am off work on Mondays and Tuesdays, so those days would be best for me.

Please let me know what works best for you.

Thank you for reaching out to AA.
 Phil Meeker

St. Paul’s, Ivy has recently established a relationship with a local Al-Anon group, the Rockfish Gap Family Al-Anon group. The group currently meets on Zoom every Wednesday night from 6:30 -7:30 pm at the link found here. ( https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83769223155?pwd=MDQwSmJDTU83UHAzdDRqemJRNGl3UT09 ) We look forward to hosting the group in person at our church when COVID restrictions allow. For more information about Al-Anon or Alateen, please visit the Al-Anon website (calamine.org), or email Mother Amanda Kotval. 

Hello Justin, Amanda and Mary,

Our group met and voted for Thursday nights at 7pm for the St Paul’s Ivy Meeting,
We have assembled a nice sized group of folks who committed to support this meeting.
We would like to get started pretty soon.

I would like to come by the church with one of our members, Joe, who will be helping to get things set up and started. Is there a good time that we could come by to meet with you, Justin and Amanda? My days off are Mondays and Tuesdays. Joe’s work schedule is a more regular 9-5 day, but he might be able to come by during his lunch break.

Please let me know what works for you, and we will figure something out.

I am very excited about getting this meeting started.
Thanks again for the opportunity.

On Dec 13, 2021, at 3:40 PM, Philip <> wrote:

Hello Reverend Mcintosh,

I am associated with a couple of AA groups in the western section of Albemarle county. Specifically, White Hall and Greenwood. I would very much like to discuss the possibility of starting a meeting at St Paul’s Ivy. I left a voicemail for you last week. I understand that this is a very busy time of year for you, so I thought I’d check in with you via email.

Is there a time that I could meet you at the Church to explore the options?
I do live nearby so, whenever is convenient for you. I am off work on Mondays and Tuesdays, so those days would be best for me.

Please let me know what works best for you.

Thank you for reaching out to AA.
 Phil Meeker

Women’s Group: Second Tuesdays from Sept – May, 6:30 -8:00 PM. (Off campus)

Lisa,

The next LYF class will meet on Wednesdays at 6:30 pm (location tbd) from Jan. 11 – Feb. 15.

Thanks!
Amanda+

Fr. Justin and I would love for you to join us for our next session of Living Your Faith, a six-week course based on the fundamentals of our faith for folks who are new and new-ish to the parish, and for folks who are looking to connect with those who are new (and new-ish). This session will be held on six Wednesdays in a row, beginning on January 11 and ending on February 15. We'll meet at the church from 6:30 – 8:00 pm, and we're happy to provide childcare on site for those who might need it.

We will cover topics including how we read the Bible, the history of the Church and what we believe as Christians, what it means to be an Episcopalian, what we believe about the sacraments of Baptism and Eucharist, and what it looks like to be a member of the St. Paul's, Ivy community. We have a lot of fun in this course, and always make time for any questions you might have about the Church or our Christian faith but haven't ever asked!

Please let me know if you'd like to join us for this session and I'll hold a spot for you. I will also send out one more email after the first of the year as a reminder. We'd like to have your RSVP by January 4th if possible. (If you'd like to participate but need a daytime session during the week, please let me know that too. If we have enough folks who do, we may be able to run two sessions concurrently.)

In the meantime, I pray your Advent continues to bring you peace, and that you're able to join us for a joyful Christmas!

With every good blessing,
Amanda+

St. Paul’s, Ivy has recently established a relationship with a local Al-Anon group, the Rockfish Gap Family Al-Anon group. The group currently meets on Zoom every Wednesday night from 6:30 -7:30 pm at the link found here. ( https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83769223155?pwd=MDQwSmJDTU83UHAzdDRqemJRNGl3UT09 ) We look forward to hosting the group in person at our church when COVID restrictions allow. For more information about Al-Anon or Alateen, please visit the Al-Anon website (calamine.org), or email Mother Amanda Kotval. 

Hello Justin, Amanda and Mary,

Our group met and voted for Thursday nights at 7pm for the St Paul’s Ivy Meeting,
We have assembled a nice sized group of folks who committed to support this meeting.
We would like to get started pretty soon.

I would like to come by the church with one of our members, Joe, who will be helping to get things set up and started. Is there a good time that we could come by to meet with you, Justin and Amanda? My days off are Mondays and Tuesdays. Joe’s work schedule is a more regular 9-5 day, but he might be able to come by during his lunch break.

Please let me know what works for you, and we will figure something out.

I am very excited about getting this meeting started.
Thanks again for the opportunity.

On Dec 13, 2021, at 3:40 PM, Philip <> wrote:

Hello Reverend Mcintosh,

I am associated with a couple of AA groups in the western section of Albemarle county. Specifically, White Hall and Greenwood. I would very much like to discuss the possibility of starting a meeting at St Paul’s Ivy. I left a voicemail for you last week. I understand that this is a very busy time of year for you, so I thought I’d check in with you via email.

Is there a time that I could meet you at the Church to explore the options?
I do live nearby so, whenever is convenient for you. I am off work on Mondays and Tuesdays, so those days would be best for me.

Please let me know what works best for you.

Thank you for reaching out to AA.
 Phil Meeker

Hi Mary,
I hope you are enjoying the beautiful spring weather as much as I am. The ECD planning committee has found musicians and are able to commit to a concert in the Saint Paul’s courtyard on Friday, June 10. This would be during our usual dance time frame, 6:30 to 10 PM. We plan to ask the (relatively small) audience  to bring their own chairs, but we may need to supplement with a few of the church’s chairs. I believe we still have a key to the parish hall. One question: is there electricity in the courtyard (for a keyboard)? If so, approximately where is it? I attended St. Paul’s for years, so I know the court yard’s layout. Let me know whatever guidelines you would like us to follow. Thank you so much!
Clover

Hello Mary,
It appears that we might be slowly emerging from this awful pandemic. The English Country Dancers do not feel comfortable dancing yet, but we are trying to move forward with the idea of a spring concert in the lovely St. Paul’s Ivy courtyard. It is too short notice to organize for April as we had previously discussed, but are the dates of Friday, May 13 and/or Friday, June 10 still available for this purpose? Nothing is definite yet, but if we can find enough available musicians, we hope to plan a concert for one (not both) of these dates. We plan to pay rent as usual if it works out; is $60 still the rental rate? Thank you so much for your continued support, and I wish you a blessed Lent. 
Clover

Lisa,

The next LYF class will meet on Wednesdays at 6:30 pm (location tbd) from Jan. 11 – Feb. 15.

Thanks!
Amanda+

Fr. Justin and I would love for you to join us for our next session of Living Your Faith, a six-week course based on the fundamentals of our faith for folks who are new and new-ish to the parish, and for folks who are looking to connect with those who are new (and new-ish). This session will be held on six Wednesdays in a row, beginning on January 11 and ending on February 15. We'll meet at the church from 6:30 – 8:00 pm, and we're happy to provide childcare on site for those who might need it.

We will cover topics including how we read the Bible, the history of the Church and what we believe as Christians, what it means to be an Episcopalian, what we believe about the sacraments of Baptism and Eucharist, and what it looks like to be a member of the St. Paul's, Ivy community. We have a lot of fun in this course, and always make time for any questions you might have about the Church or our Christian faith but haven't ever asked!

Please let me know if you'd like to join us for this session and I'll hold a spot for you. I will also send out one more email after the first of the year as a reminder. We'd like to have your RSVP by January 4th if possible. (If you'd like to participate but need a daytime session during the week, please let me know that too. If we have enough folks who do, we may be able to run two sessions concurrently.)

In the meantime, I pray your Advent continues to bring you peace, and that you're able to join us for a joyful Christmas!

With every good blessing,
Amanda+

St. Paul’s, Ivy has recently established a relationship with a local Al-Anon group, the Rockfish Gap Family Al-Anon group. The group currently meets on Zoom every Wednesday night from 6:30 -7:30 pm at the link found here. ( https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83769223155?pwd=MDQwSmJDTU83UHAzdDRqemJRNGl3UT09 ) We look forward to hosting the group in person at our church when COVID restrictions allow. For more information about Al-Anon or Alateen, please visit the Al-Anon website (calamine.org), or email Mother Amanda Kotval. 

Hello Justin, Amanda and Mary,

Our group met and voted for Thursday nights at 7pm for the St Paul’s Ivy Meeting,
We have assembled a nice sized group of folks who committed to support this meeting.
We would like to get started pretty soon.

I would like to come by the church with one of our members, Joe, who will be helping to get things set up and started. Is there a good time that we could come by to meet with you, Justin and Amanda? My days off are Mondays and Tuesdays. Joe’s work schedule is a more regular 9-5 day, but he might be able to come by during his lunch break.

Please let me know what works for you, and we will figure something out.

I am very excited about getting this meeting started.
Thanks again for the opportunity.

On Dec 13, 2021, at 3:40 PM, Philip <> wrote:

Hello Reverend Mcintosh,

I am associated with a couple of AA groups in the western section of Albemarle county. Specifically, White Hall and Greenwood. I would very much like to discuss the possibility of starting a meeting at St Paul’s Ivy. I left a voicemail for you last week. I understand that this is a very busy time of year for you, so I thought I’d check in with you via email.

Is there a time that I could meet you at the Church to explore the options?
I do live nearby so, whenever is convenient for you. I am off work on Mondays and Tuesdays, so those days would be best for me.

Please let me know what works best for you.

Thank you for reaching out to AA.
 Phil Meeker

Hi Elaine,

It was nice talking with you recently. I am just writing to confirm that we will start having a Eucharist at WMC on the last Wednesday of each month at 11 AM, starting this month. 

My colleagues and I are looking forward to it!

Blessings,

Justin+

The Rev. Justin McIntosh
Rector
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
PO Box 37, Ivy, Virginia, 22945 
(434) 979-6354

Good Morning!

Please adjust the time & date for Phil’s Knit & Stitch:
Our group will meet in person at SPI on the fourth Wednesday each month from 12:30-1:30 pm in the library, beginning in February.
Newcomers are always welcome to bring their projects and enjoy the camaraderie of the group!

Lisa,

The next LYF class will meet on Wednesdays at 6:30 pm (location tbd) from Jan. 11 – Feb. 15.

Thanks!
Amanda+

Fr. Justin and I would love for you to join us for our next session of Living Your Faith, a six-week course based on the fundamentals of our faith for folks who are new and new-ish to the parish, and for folks who are looking to connect with those who are new (and new-ish). This session will be held on six Wednesdays in a row, beginning on January 11 and ending on February 15. We'll meet at the church from 6:30 – 8:00 pm, and we're happy to provide childcare on site for those who might need it.

We will cover topics including how we read the Bible, the history of the Church and what we believe as Christians, what it means to be an Episcopalian, what we believe about the sacraments of Baptism and Eucharist, and what it looks like to be a member of the St. Paul's, Ivy community. We have a lot of fun in this course, and always make time for any questions you might have about the Church or our Christian faith but haven't ever asked!

Please let me know if you'd like to join us for this session and I'll hold a spot for you. I will also send out one more email after the first of the year as a reminder. We'd like to have your RSVP by January 4th if possible. (If you'd like to participate but need a daytime session during the week, please let me know that too. If we have enough folks who do, we may be able to run two sessions concurrently.)

In the meantime, I pray your Advent continues to bring you peace, and that you're able to join us for a joyful Christmas!

With every good blessing,
Amanda+

St. Paul’s, Ivy has recently established a relationship with a local Al-Anon group, the Rockfish Gap Family Al-Anon group. The group currently meets on Zoom every Wednesday night from 6:30 -7:30 pm at the link found here. ( https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83769223155?pwd=MDQwSmJDTU83UHAzdDRqemJRNGl3UT09 ) We look forward to hosting the group in person at our church when COVID restrictions allow. For more information about Al-Anon or Alateen, please visit the Al-Anon website (calamine.org), or email Mother Amanda Kotval. 

Hello Justin, Amanda and Mary,

Our group met and voted for Thursday nights at 7pm for the St Paul’s Ivy Meeting,
We have assembled a nice sized group of folks who committed to support this meeting.
We would like to get started pretty soon.

I would like to come by the church with one of our members, Joe, who will be helping to get things set up and started. Is there a good time that we could come by to meet with you, Justin and Amanda? My days off are Mondays and Tuesdays. Joe’s work schedule is a more regular 9-5 day, but he might be able to come by during his lunch break.

Please let me know what works for you, and we will figure something out.

I am very excited about getting this meeting started.
Thanks again for the opportunity.

On Dec 13, 2021, at 3:40 PM, Philip <> wrote:

Hello Reverend Mcintosh,

I am associated with a couple of AA groups in the western section of Albemarle county. Specifically, White Hall and Greenwood. I would very much like to discuss the possibility of starting a meeting at St Paul’s Ivy. I left a voicemail for you last week. I understand that this is a very busy time of year for you, so I thought I’d check in with you via email.

Is there a time that I could meet you at the Church to explore the options?
I do live nearby so, whenever is convenient for you. I am off work on Mondays and Tuesdays, so those days would be best for me.

Please let me know what works best for you.

Thank you for reaching out to AA.
 Phil Meeker

Traveling Freedoms Road – A Guide to Exploring Our Civil Rights History, Jack Hanrahan, author

At St. Paul’s, Ivy, our Education for Ministry (EfM) group meetings foster a warm, accepting space for adult seekers to learn, question, and follow their call to serve God.

https://stpaulsivy.org/learn/adult-formation/efm/

A time for quiet introspection, our Centering Prayer group gathers on Mondays at 12:00 p.m. in St. Paul’s library and on Zoom for a period of silence, meditation, and peace.

https://stpaulsivy.org/worship/in-person/prayer-groups/

St. Paul’s, Ivy has recently established a relationship with a local Al-Anon group, the Rockfish Gap Family Al-Anon group. The group currently meets on Zoom every Wednesday night from 6:30 -7:30 pm at the link found here. ( https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83769223155?pwd=MDQwSmJDTU83UHAzdDRqemJRNGl3UT09 ) We look forward to hosting the group in person at our church when COVID restrictions allow. For more information about Al-Anon or Alateen, please visit the Al-Anon website (calamine.org), or email Mother Amanda Kotval. 

Hunger is Unacceptable: The Mission of the Blue Ridge Area Food Bank”, Michael McKee, CEO Blue Ridge Area Food Bank

At St. Paul’s, Ivy, our Education for Ministry (EfM) group meetings foster a warm, accepting space for adult seekers to learn, question, and follow their call to serve God.

https://stpaulsivy.org/learn/adult-formation/efm/

A time for quiet introspection, our Centering Prayer group gathers on Mondays at 12:00 p.m. in St. Paul’s library and on Zoom for a period of silence, meditation, and peace.

https://stpaulsivy.org/worship/in-person/prayer-groups/

Holy Eucharist Rite II service includeing a healing ritual of the laying on of hands and anointing with holy oil.

https://stpaulsivy.org/worship/in-person/wednesday-morning-worship/

Led by our rector and requires no pre-reading or preparation. The group reads through one book of the Bible at a time.

https://stpaulsivy.org/learn/adult-formation/the-rectors-bible-study-2/

Join us for our next session of Living Your Faith, a six-week course based on the fundamentals of our faith for folks who are new and new-ish to the parish, and for folks who are looking to connect with those who are new (and new-ish).

This group currently meets on Zoom everyWednesday night from 6:30 -7:30 pm at the link found here. (https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83769223155?pwd=MDQwSmJDTU83UHAzdDRqemJRNGl3UT09) For more information about Al-Anon or Alateen, please visit the Al-Anon website (calamine.org), or email Mother Amanda Kotval.

Led by Deacon Bill Joyner and features prayers, music listening, and a reading of the Song of Simeon. The Zoom link can be found athttps://stpaulsivy.org/worship/online/

“Navigating a Complex Health Care System With Serious Illness or Near the End of Life, Tim Short, Chief Medical Officer, Hospice of the Piedmont

At St. Paul’s, Ivy, our Education for Ministry (EfM) group meetings foster a warm, accepting space for adult seekers to learn, question, and follow their call to serve God.

https://stpaulsivy.org/learn/adult-formation/efm/

A time for quiet introspection, our Centering Prayer group gathers on Mondays at 12:00 p.m. in St. Paul’s library and on Zoom for a period of silence, meditation, and peace.

https://stpaulsivy.org/worship/in-person/prayer-groups/

Holy Eucharist Rite II service includeing a healing ritual of the laying on of hands and anointing with holy oil.

https://stpaulsivy.org/worship/in-person/wednesday-morning-worship/

Led by our rector and requires no pre-reading or preparation. The group reads through one book of the Bible at a time.

https://stpaulsivy.org/learn/adult-formation/the-rectors-bible-study-2/

Join us for our next session of Living Your Faith, a six-week course based on the fundamentals of our faith for folks who are new and new-ish to the parish, and for folks who are looking to connect with those who are new (and new-ish).

This group currently meets on Zoom everyWednesday night from 6:30 -7:30 pm at the link found here. (https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83769223155?pwd=MDQwSmJDTU83UHAzdDRqemJRNGl3UT09) For more information about Al-Anon or Alateen, please visit the Al-Anon website (calamine.org), or email Mother Amanda Kotval.

Led by Deacon Bill Joyner and features prayers, music listening, and a reading of the Song of Simeon. The Zoom link can be found athttps://stpaulsivy.org/worship/online/

Celebrate this feast with us, with a fabulous pancake breakfastserved by our Youth and Master Pancake Flipper Matt Franz. Tickets will beavailable at the door, and proceeds will help fund the Youth Summer ServiceTrip to St. James School in Philadelphia. Tickets are $10 for individuals, $15for couples, $25 for families, or your donation.

At St. Paul’s, Ivy, our Education for Ministry (EfM) group meetings foster a warm, accepting space for adult seekers to learn, question, and follow their call to serve God.

https://stpaulsivy.org/learn/adult-formation/efm/

A time for quiet introspection, our Centering Prayer group gathers on Mondays at 12:00 p.m. in St. Paul’s library and on Zoom for a period of silence, meditation, and peace.

https://stpaulsivy.org/worship/in-person/prayer-groups/

Spend time together in fellowship and Bible study to strengthen the spiritual friendships and sisterhood of women in our parish.

https://stpaulsivy.org/learn/adult-formation/womens-group/

This Ash Wednesday, in addition to our worship services, we’ll be offering ashes in our
community because need, humility, and healing shouldn’t be confined to a church building.

Mudhouse Coffee, 5793 The Square, Crozet, VA 22932.

Please visithttps://stpaulsivy.org/connect/lent-and-easter/for a listing of Lenten, Holy Week and Easter offerings.

Westminster-Canterbury of the Blue Ridge
250 Pantops Mountain Rd, Charlottesville, VA 22911

Please visithttps://stpaulsivy.org/connect/lent-and-easter/for a listing of Lenten, Holy Week and Easter offerings.

Please visithttps://stpaulsivy.org/connect/lent-and-easter/for a listing of Lenten, Holy Week and Easter offerings.

Newcomers are always welcome to bring their projects and enjoy the camaraderie of the group!

Please visithttps://stpaulsivy.org/connect/lent-and-easter/for a listing of Lenten, Holy Week and Easter offerings.

This group currently meets on Zoom everyWednesday night from 6:30 -7:30 pm at the link found here. (https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83769223155?pwd=MDQwSmJDTU83UHAzdDRqemJRNGl3UT09) For more information about Al-Anon or Alateen, please visit the Al-Anon website (calamine.org), or email Mother Amanda Kotval.

Led by Deacon Bill Joyner and features prayers, music listening, and a reading of the Song of Simeon. The Zoom link can be found athttps://stpaulsivy.org/worship/online/

with Mtr. Amanda.

Please visithttps://stpaulsivy.org/connect/lent-and-easter/for a listing of Lenten, Holy Week and Easter offerings.

“Elijah Has Already Returned: Looking at the Evidence for Reincarnation From the Bible to Research at UVA’s Division of Perceptual Studies”, Patrick Belisle, University of Virginia Division of Perceptual Studies

At St. Paul’s, Ivy, our Education for Ministry (EfM) group meetings foster a warm, accepting space for adult seekers to learn, question, and follow their call to serve God.

https://stpaulsivy.org/learn/adult-formation/efm/

A time for quiet introspection, our Centering Prayer group gathers on Mondays at 12:00 p.m. in St. Paul’s library and on Zoom for a period of silence, meditation, and peace.

https://stpaulsivy.org/worship/in-person/prayer-groups/