Parish Notes, December 2022

Clergy

Jeanne Leinbach, Rector jleinbach@stpauls-church.org

Jessie Dodson, Associate Rector jdodson@stpauls-church.org

Brandon Ashcraft, Assistant Rector bashcraft@stpauls-church.org

John Kennedy, Assistant Rector jkennedy@stpauls-church.org

Staff

Lois Bell

Handbell Choir Director

Brenda Burton, Controller

Lauren Dockery

Director of Children’s & Youth Min.

Kevin Jones, Director of Music

Kelsey Ferguson

Director of Children’s & Youth Choirs

Ethan Greenberg, Sexton

Steve Halasz, Sexton

Lysa Kenney Administrative Assistant

Paul McCuen, Sexton

Pam O’Halloran

Director of Operations

David Osburn Carillonneur

Karel Paukert, Organist

Nathaniel Powell

Director of Communications

Jenni Thomas

Administrative Coordinator

Fred Tucker, Sexton

St. Paul’s Episcopal Church

2747 Fairmount Boulevard Cleveland Heights, OH 44106

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Pastoral Care Line: (216) 238-4001

THE REV. ANNE B. JOLLY ELECTED BISHOP COADJUTOR

We Have a New Bishop

The Diocese of Ohio

The Rev. Anne B. Jolly was elected as Bishop Coadjutor of the Episcopal Diocese of Ohio during the 206th annual convention on November 19, 2022, at the Cleveland Marriott Downtown at Key Tower. She was elected on the second ballot after receiving a majority of both clergy and lay votes. The election concludes the year-long process of seeking a successor for Bishop Mark Hollingsworth, Jr., who began his service in the diocese in 2004.

Jolly is the first woman to be elected a bishop in the Episcopal Diocese of Ohio. She was one of three nominees. The other nominees were the Rev. Dr. Elaine Ellis Thomas and the Rev. Diana L. Wilcox, both from the Diocese of Newark.

Currently serving as the Rector of St. Gregory’s in Deerfield, IL, in the Diocese of Chicago, Jolly feels her call is to shape the church so that God’s people are equipped to live lives of faith and share the love and justice of Christ’s “Kindom.” As the President of the Standing Committee in the Diocese of Chicago (since 2019), she served as the head of the ecclesiastical authority for two years while the diocese was in an interim period between bishops. She has previously served at Good Shepherd in Austin, Texas; St. Paul’s in Chattanooga, Tennessee; and Christ Church in Greenville, South Carolina.

Addressing the convention, Jolly said, “I’m so excited and overwhelmed and ready to be with you…I want to thank everyone who has held us all in prayer…I am eager and ready to get there [Ohio] to get to know you, to listen to you, to help us solidify a vision together about how we can do things and be a part of God’s work in changing the world.”

Pending consent of a majority of the bishops with jurisdiction and the diocesan standing committees, Jolly will be ordained and consecrated on April 29, 2023, at Cleveland Public Auditorium. Presiding Bishop Michael Curry will preside. She will succeed Bishop Hollingsworth later next year, becoming the 12th Bishop of Ohio.

Cover Photos

This month’s cover photos are from some of our favorite moments on the First Sunday of Advent, November 27. From our Celebration of the Holy Eucharist, to the Men’s Council’s Greens Sale, and to our All Things Advent. Do you have a photo to share? Send them to Nathaniel, and you just might see them here, on social mdeia, or around the building: npowell@stpauls-church.org

ADVENT SERMON SERIES

What Are You Waiting For?

The Rev. Jessie Gutgsell Dodson

One of the great joys of working at St. Paul’s is getting to share in ministry with my fellow priests, Jeanne, Brandon, and John. I look forward to hearing their sermons each week. I relish watching them move through ministry, interacting with members, teaching classes, and leading meetings. I continue to not only learn from them but delight in them as well.

Those who know Rev. Brandon won’t be surprised to know that he’s been expanding and shaping my understanding of the season of Advent. (One of Brandon’s spiritual gifts is enriching liturgy and people’s participation.) Brandon assigned an excerpt of Fleming Rutledge’s book Advent: The Once and Future Coming of Christ for a recent program staff discussion. The piece opened my eyes to things I’d never considered about the season of Advent. For instance, did you know that observance of this liturgical season has varied by denomination and tradition? For some, the primary focus of Advent is on spiritual preparation for Christmas and Christ’s birth. For others, the focus is more cosmic. Not just focusing on the first birth of Christ but anticipating His second birth at the end of time. For others still, the penitential practices of Advent were stressed (not unlike a Lenten observance). I can’t think of another liturgical season that contains such varied interpretations. And like with so much of our theology, these different foci profoundly shape our practices and beliefs, even if we’re not aware of it.

This Advent, I’ll join with my fellow assisting clergy in an exploration of the meanings of Advent. We’ll seek to explore the myriad of ways to understand this season as we shape a sermon series around the theme “What Are You Waiting For?” As you seek justice and right relationship with God and others, what are you waiting for? What are you waiting for as you long for healing? As you wait, what brings you hope? We’ll take up these questions together as we prepare our hearts and minds not only for Christ’s first coming but also for his second. I hope we’ll see you in church to journey the way with us.

Advent Preaching Series

Entering Advent: What Are You Waiting For?

The Rev. John Kennedy, preaching First Sunday of Advent, November 27

Repentance: What Are You Waiting For?

The Rev. Brandon Ashcraft, preaching Second Sunday of Advent, December 4

Healing: What Are You Waiting For?

The Rev. Jessie Gutgsell Dodson, preaching Third Sunday of Advent, December 11

Hope: What Are You Waiting For?

The Rev. John Kennedy, preaching Fourth Sunday of Advent, December 18

Dr. Dr. Karel Paukert

Nathaniel Powell

In October, our very own Karel Paukert returned to his native Czech Republic. While there, he was bestowed with two awards. First, the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague awarded Karel an honorary doctorate. Along with a professorial appointment and a gold medal, the doctor honoris causa degree represents the highest rate of appreciation for one’s life and achievements that the university grants. Karel received this degree for his contributions to the field of organ playing and for sharing and promoting Czech music internationally.

The second prize came from the Ministry of Culture, similar to our National Endowment for the Arts, of the Czech Republic for his contributions to music. During a nationally televised awards ceremony that included other artists for their work in theater and the like, Karel received his award for his lifelong concert and pedagogical activities, and for his sharing the good reputation of Czech interpretive and dramaturgical art.

Karel began his tenure at St. Paul’s in 1979. He taught at several universities, primarily at Northwestern University and the Cleveland Institute of Music (C.I.M.) — Kevin Jones, our Director of Music, studied with him there. Despite this being his second honorary doctorate, the first from C.I.M. in 2003, and the international acclaim, Karel is a humble servant to music and the St. Paul’s community. You’ll often find him practicing with vim and vigor, washing dishes in the upstairs kitchen, turning pages, pumping the organ after a windstorm, or attempting to tell a joke through a mischievous grin.

The following is an excerpt from Karel’s acceptance speech at the Academy of Musical Arts in Prague.

“I began to understand in my old age that my life’s journey in music is not accidental but is rather outlined for me. I benefitted greatly from getting acquainted with bioethicist Stephen G. Post, his writings on Unlimited Love, and continue to cherish occasional meetings with him. I began to understand that we are led in life by the Deep Mind, God or Jehovah, Buddha or Jesus. Whether we are Christians or Catholics, Protestants or Presbyterians, depends very much on where we were born and where we live. For a long time, I have contributed the happy times in my life to pure luck, or to a chance. (My grandmother, Marie, would contribute it to my being born on January first.)

“Even during my long commitments — whether it be pedagogical at Northwestern University from 1968 to 1974, or as a curator of Musical Arts at the Cleveland Museum of art from 1974 to 2004 — I was always dedicating my energy and time to sacred music. On September 1, one of my prized students took over the reins as the Director of Music at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Cleveland Heights — a program that I cultivated for 44 years. While I am prepared to be helpful to him, I do not know how long or short my terrestrial journey will continue to be. I do know the extent that it will be welcome, and I will contribute with music, love, and understanding to the lives of those around me in mutual joy and grief.

“I have always remembered my roots and growing up in the heart of Europe. I did not think I would ever be able to visit again. Now, after my country regained — thirty-plus years ago — its lost freedom, I cherish every opportunity to return.”

Karel Paukert

JOIN

US

FOR Christmastide Worship

Advent Lessons and Carols Sunday, December 11, 5 p.m.^

As part of the quiet reflection and joyful expectation that our yearly observance of Advent brings, this candlelit service of scripture, hymns, and anthems moves us from the Creation story to prophecy to the coming of the Kingdom of God. The Handbell Choir begins at 4:45 p.m., carols and hymns are sung by the Senior, Youth, St. Cecilia, and St. David Choirs, congregational hymns feature prominently throughout the liturgy, and a carillon concert follows. A freewill offering will be collected to benefit our non-profit community partners.

The Longest Night Wednesday, December 21, 7 p.m.

As the longest night of the year approaches, we remember those in our world confronting sadness and grief who feel disconnected from the joyful spirit of the holidays. To create space for those seeking comfort and consolation, we’ll partner with other Cleveland Heights churches (Fairmount Presbyterian, Church of Our Saviour, and Church of the Redeemer United Methodist Church) for a “Longest Night”/Blue Christmas service on Wednesday, December 21, at 7 p.m. The service will include music, reflection, and candle lighting. The service will be held in the Great Hall of The Church of the Saviour (2537 Lee Road, Cleveland Heights, Ohio 44118). Contact Rev. Jessie with questions: jdodson@stpauls-church.org

Christmas Eve Saturday, December 24

Christmas Day Sunday, December 25 10 a.m. | Holy Eucharist

The Feast of the Holy Name Sunday, January 1, 2023 10 a.m. | Holy Eucharist^

The Feast of Epiphany Friday, January 6, 2023, 6 p.m.

We’ll mark the arrival of the magi with the ancient Epiphany custom of the ‘chalking of the doors’ and a service of Holy Eucharist. ‘Chalking the doors’ is a ritual to ask God’s blessing on our homes and our lives. We’ll send everyone home with chalk and special prayers to observe this custom in their own homes. * ASL Interpreted ^ Livestreamed to stpauls-church.org/live

Around the Parish

Parish News

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Annual Meeting

Sunday, January 22, 2023, 11 a.m.

On Sunday, January, 22, 2023, following our combined worship service at 10 a.m., we will gather as a parish to reflect and look ahead to the coming year. We’ll hear updates on current ministries and projects, and learn about programming. In addition, the 2023 Budget will be presented, and we will give thanks to outgoing Vestry members and elect new members. The Vestry slate will be announced soon.

Music and Art

Member Art Show

Now through March 5, 2023

The Nicholson B. White Gallery is excited to bring back the Member Show! Come see the amazing talent of 27 current members of St. Paul’s. Artwork includes watercolors, textiles, photography, ceramics, jewelry, woodwork, metalwork, and more.

Christian Formation

Advent Book Group

On the Incarnation

Sundays, Beginning December 4, 3:30 p.m.

On the Incarnation is a classic of Christian theology. Written by St. Athanasius in the fourth century, it articulates the theological vision of the Councils of Nicaea: that the Son of God became fully human so that we might become god. Its influence on all subsequent theology, East and West, makes it one of the few “must-read” books for all who want to know more about Christian faith and life. Join us for a three-session exploration of the life and thoughts of Athanasius of Alexandria and his friend St. Anthony the Great, the father of desert spirituality. On the Incarnation can be purchased from the publisher (svspress.com) or Amazon as a paperback or e-book, and financial assistance is available. All meetings will be from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. in the Brooks Room, and virtual participation is an option. Contact Rev. John to sign up or learn more: jkennedy@stpauls-church.org

Advent Forums on Theological Dramas Sundays, 10:15 a.m.

Forums will take place in Tucker Hall and be livestreamed: stpauls-church.org/live.

December 4 | The Theology of The Lord of the Rings

The Honorable William F.B. Vodrey

December 11 | The Tapestry of Imagination

Medieval Fantasy and Drama in Advent, Part 1 John Orlock, Ph.D.

December 18 | The Tapestry of Imagination

Medieval Fantasy and Drama in Advent, Part 2 John Orlock, Ph.D.

Around the Parish

Contemplative Prayer

Preparing for Christmas

Tuesdays, 5:30 p.m.

Deepen your devotion this Advent with the ancient practice of Lectio Divina. Using Advent scripture and meditations from Richard Rohr as our guide, we will listen, meditate, and pray in hope that God will prepare room in our hearts for Christ to enter and take his rightful place as our center. If you’d like to learn more, please contact Rev. John: jkennedy@ stpauls-church.org

Clergy Bible Study

The Sundays of Advent Thursdays, 9 a.m., Sanders Room

Explore the riches of the scriptures and stories of Advent with the preacher-on-deck. Drop-in anytime; no RSVP required. Contact the Rev. John Kennedy for more information: jkennedy@ stpauls-church.org

Spirituality on the Silver Screen Wednesdays Beginning January 11

Spirituality on the Silver Screen returns in person! Members of the St. Paul’s community will host movies followed by discussion on Wednesday evenings between Epiphany and Ash Wednesday. The selections will relate to the sacraments, our theme for the program year. The sacramental way reminds us of — and draws us more deeply into — our identity as embodied, creaturely beings. We enter into communion with God not just through ideas but through our senses and stories — our journeys through life. Senses, story, and symbols come together in cinema in a powerful combination that is perfect for enriching our exploration of the sacraments. Look for more information in the new year.

Archive Work Session

Saturday, January 14, 2023, 10 a.m.

Come join the fun at the next work session of the Archives Team on Saturday, January 14, 2023, at 10 a.m. Learn how the artifacts of our history are archived by helping to review and verify the documents in one of our archival boxes. Contact David Sloan to RSVP and with any questions: sloan.david@yahoo.com

Outreach

GCC Action for Children

Tuesday, December 6, 7 p.m.

Your St. Paul’s G.C.C. Core Team needs your support by attending our Criminal Justice Action on Tuesday, December 6, from 7 to 8:30 p.m. either in person or via Zoom. The Action, a public hearing to create awareness of a serious issue in our juvenile justice system, discretionary youth bindover, will be live at Olivet Institutional Baptist Church, 8712 Quincy Ave in Cleveland, 44106. Meet your fellow parishioners at Olivet or car pool from St. Paul’s. We will meet at 6:15 p.m. in the Coventry parking lot and masks are mandatory. Everyone attending must pre-register.For more information and to register, visit our website: www.stpauls-church.org/ gccdecember2022.

Loaves and Fishes Christmas Dinner

Wednesday, December 14, 5:30 p.m.

The Loaves and Fishes ministry will serve its annual festive Christmas Dinner on Wednesday, December 14, at 5:30 p.m. This year, for the first time, we’ll serve the residents of Lutheran Metropolitan Ministries Men’s Shelter, 2100 Lakeside Avenue. We’re seeking volunteer casserole makers, cookie bakers, transporters, and servers. We’re also seeking donations of 2023 calendars, which are a sought-after item by shelter residents. Contact ministry co-chairs Carol and Jeff Spero to participate: cjmspero@ gmail.com

Around the Parish

Habitat for Humanity

Saturday, December 17, 9 a.m.

We’re partnering with faith communities across Cleveland for the 2022 Faith Build. This annual event makes affordable homeownership a reality for a low-income family, furthering Habitat’s mission of bringing people together to build homes, communities, and hope. What better way to give back during the holidays than to help build a new home for a family? We have one remaining volunteer day on December 17 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., with the possibility of morning and afternoon shifts. No construction experience is necessary – there’s a job for everyone. Join us for fun, fellowship, and faith in action! Contact Kathy Hogg for more information: khogg75@gmail.com.

Fellowship

Greens Workshop

Thursday, December 8, 5:30 p.m.

The Eliza Backus Guild is proud and excited to announce its annual Greens Workshop will be held in the Dining Room on Thursday, December 8, from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Instructors will guide you in making a holiday centerpiece, a boxwood tree, and/or a swag for your door. Everyone goes home with a unique and beautiful decoration for their home. The workshop is open to all, including children. The cost is $30 for one arrangement and $50 for two. If you prefer to make a boxwood tree or holiday centerpiece at home, you can preorder a to-go bag of greens and trimmings for either project for $25. One dollar from each arrangement will go to St. Luke’s Episcopal Church for outerwear for children in need. To register for the Greens Workshop, preorder, or ask a question, don’t hesitate to get in touch with Sally Bosley (440-289-9044 or bosley.sally@gmail.com) or Lee Deininger (440-289-9044 or leedeininger@ ameritech.net).

Raising of the Wreath

Saturday, December 10, 9 a.m.

Thanks to our Men’s Council, our two, large, 14-foot wide wreaths will be hoisted to the top of our bell tower. They could use a few extra hands and will provide warm refreshments. For more information or to RSVP, contact Mike Kechisen: kechisen@gmail.com

Children and Youth

C.A.S.T. Winter Play

Friday, December 2, and Saturday, December 3, 7 p.m.

The young people of St. Paul’s and their friends are taking on Greek mythology in this year’s winter play — The Greek Mythology Olympiaganza. Two battling narrators attempt to cover the entirety of Greek mythology with chaotic and crazy interpretations of your favorite myths. We have Pandora and the infamous box, Jason and his best buds, The Argonauts, and Hercules: Intern to the Gods. Come see Shaker Heights freshman Morgan Azouri’s directorial debut with this epic mythic mania. Performances Friday, December 2, and Saturday, December 3, at 7 p.m. in Tucker Hall. Suggested donation of $12 per ticket and $40 per family.

Around the Parish

Help Tell the Christmas Story!

St. Paul’s Christmas Pageants are a wonderful tradition and a fantastic opportunity for all of us to live into the Christmas story. Children and youth of all ages are invited to participate, and adult volunteers are warmly invited to help. As in years past, we will have two pageants on Christmas Eve.

Youth in grades 7 and up are invited to participate in the 2 p.m. pageant. This pageant is narrated, so there is no memorization necessary! Please email Lauren Dockery if you are interested in narrating or performing in the 2 p.m. pageant: ldockery@stpauls-church.org

All children in kindergarten and up are invited to play angels, shepherds, and sheep in the 4 p.m. pageant — no auditions necessary. Rehearsals for both pageants will be on Friday, December 23, from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.

In the Diocese

Upcoming Ordination

Saturday, December 17, 10 a.m.

God willing and the people of God consenting, the Rt. Rev. Mark Hollingsworth, Jr. will ordain Leah Louise Romanelli DeJesus, our former Director of Youth Ministries, to the priesthood on Saturday, December 17, at 10 a.m. in the sanctuary of St. Luke’s Episcopal Church. This service is open to all, and a community meal and reception will follow in the gymnasium. Temporary ramps and chair lifts will be installed to provide easy access to guests with limited mobility. Although masks are not mandatory, we highly recommend them as we will be in a smaller venue. Please note that parking is confined to the street and seating is limited. Please plan to walk a block or so from your parking spot and carpool as you can.

2023 Winter Convocation February 3 to 4, 2023

The 2023 Winter Convocation will be held at Kalahari Convention Center in Sandusky on February 3 to 4. More information will be available soon.

Christmas Flower Donations

Making a donation toward St. Paul’s beautiful Christmas decorations is a meaningful way to remember or honor someone, or to give thanks for a blessing in your life. The names of those you wish to remember, honor, or give thanks for will be printed in the Christmas Bulletin. Since your donations are to be made directly to St. Paul’s Church, they are tax deductible.

If you wish to donate flowers this Christmas, please complete this form and return it to the Parish Office, or call (216) 932-5815 with questions. Forms with payment are due back by Monday, December 19. Checks should be made out to St. Paul’s Church with “Christmas Flowers” in the memo line. Alternatively, donations can be made at www.stpauls-church.org/christmasflowers/

Looking to Next Year

Pam O’Halloran

Thank you to the 238 households who have submitted their pledges to the 2023 annual operating fund. As parish leaders are forming the 2023 budget, it’s critical that they be able to accurately forecast income in order to establish a balanced budget. With the extraordinary inflation we are all experiencing, we would like to offer our staff cost of living raises. However, this will be difficult to do if projected income does not meet the level necessary to allow for that.

If you have not yet submitted your pledge for the 2023 annual fund, we faithfully request that you do so, either by returning your pledge form or by pledging online at www.stpauls-church.org/pledge. And if you have already submitted your pledge, we thank you and ask that you prayerfully consider whether an increase might be possible.

We extend our gratitude to those who have submitted a pledge or gift toward the 2023 annual fund as of November 30. We have received 238 pledges totaling $1,211,500. To enable cost of living increases for the staff, our goal is $1,550,000. We will be updating this list in the February Parish Notes.

A Note About Gratavid

Those who have submitted their pledge have received an email with a video ‘thank you’ from the church, sent through Gratavid.com. Gratavid is a new communications service we have employed. You will see it more frequently as we begin to send birthday greetings, event invitations, and other video announcements through this service. This is not spam! We encourage you to open these emails and hope that you find them to be a fun and engaging way to receive communications from St. Paul’s.

Please join us in thanking those who have made a gift or pledge to the 2023 annual fund as of 11/31/22. Did we miss your name? Please contact Pam O’Halloran, Director of Operations: pohalloran@stpauls-church.org.

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