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Annual Meeting

Sunday, February 5  
 
This is a time to reflect on the past year, look forward to next year, and choose people for the vestry to lead us as we move forward. Questions about the meeting or about vestry or Diocesan Convention can be directed to Laura+ at rector@olypen.com  
 
The Fellowship Committee will provide sandwiches, chips, and beverages.


Sequim Community Orchestra Concert


Announcing The First Annual St. Andrew's Bowling Tournament!

Sunday, February 19 at 3 pm  
 
Laurel Lanes  
108 W. 8th Street, Port Angeles  
 
Grab your friends, and put on a spare shirt because this is right up your alley! We're looking for teams of four to compete for the PAEBC Title (Port Angeles Episcopal Bowling Championship).  
 
Sponsored by the St. Andrew's Youth: Games and shoes provided. (No-host Snack Bar available)  
 
Spectators are welcome.  
 
 
 

Leave no pin standing.


Shrove Tuesday

February 21  
 
Soup Suppers are an opportunity to gather for a simple meal as a parish community on Wednesdays in Lent. Parishioners of all ages bring soups, and a short program follows the meal.  
 
Watch for more information to come.  
 
We will have the traditional Pancake Supper beginning at 5:30 pm in All Saints' Hall. Bring your family and invite your friends!  
 
Find your palms from last year and bring them along. We will have a little liturgy out on the patio and burn the palms to make ashes for Ash Wednesday the next day. We will also burn the written prayers that have been collected at a variety of services over the course of the year and commit their ashes to the ground.  
 
And, we'll bury the alleluias and let them to rest for the season of Lent. Come.


Ash Wednesday

Ash Wednesday services 11 am and 7 pm.  
 
Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent: a time of fasting, prayer, self-examination, and preparation for the Easter Feast. Join us for a service of Holy Eucharist including the imposition of ashes, an ancient sign of repentance and serves as a reminder of our mortality.


What is Lent Madness?

"First of all, it's lighthearted and fun! But more importantly, Lent Madness is a vehicle for learning about the women and men of faith who have gone before us in Christ."  
 
Loosely based on the wildly popular NCAA basketball tournament, Lent Madness pits 32 saints against one another in a single-elimination bracket as they compete for the coveted Golden Halo.


Lent Soup Suppers

Wednesdays - March 1, 8, 15, 22. 29 | 5:30-7:00  
 
Soup Suppers are an opportunity to gather for a simple meal as a parish community on Wednesdays in Lent. Parishioners of all ages bring soups, and a short program follows the meal.  
 
Watch for more information to come.


Envionmental News

The Climate Action Team of the Olympic Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Sequim/Port Angeles, is sponsoring a series of forums on the 1st Sunday of the month at 12:30 PM at the Fellowship, located at 1033 N. Barr Rd. addressing a variety of climate issues. The public is invited to this free event. Each presentation will last from 30-45 minutes and include an opportunity for questions. For more information contact Emily Beals, Chair Green Sanctuary Team ejbn@aol.com  
 
We believe addressing climate change is everyone's business and hope this series of lectures/workshops/ films will enable us to become more informed about the issues and empowered to take meaningful action.  
 
Feb 5: Improving Our Home Energy Efficiency: What to do to improve the energy efficiency of your home, lower your use of fossil fuels and move to using renewable energy.  
 
March 5: Green Alternatives to Burial & Cremation: Exploring environmentally sustainable options other than the highly polluting and expensive methods of cremation and burial that are currently being used.  
 
April 2: Conserving Washington's Forests: A discussion of Washington's public & privately owned forests and the conservation efforts currently underway to manage and preserve them, especially our old growth and legacy forests.  
 
May 7: Recycling & Use of Plastics: A discussion/workshop about recycling efforts on the Oly Peninsula and alternatives to our use of plastics, particularly single use plastics. Workshop may also include a documentary about plastics.  
 
June 4: Making Healthy Food Choices: A discussion/workshop of how to make healthy food choices, where to shop locally, the personal and planetary benefits of eating less meat or a vegetarian/vegan diet.  
 
July 2: A Broad Look at Where Our Energy Comes From and a discussion of our best renewable options.  
 
August 6: The Use of Natives in our Landscapes, Garden and Food Preparation. A look at what natives in our area are best for pollination, food and medicinal purposes. How to plant and where to buy them will also be discussed.  
 
September 3: A Look at Transportation on the Oly Peninsula and a discussion of electric car options.

eNews - 31 Jan 2023

Annual Meeting

Sequim Community Orchestra Concert

Announcing The First Annual St. Andrew's Bowling Tournament!

Shrove Tuesday

Ash Wednesday

What is Lent Madness?

Lent Soup Suppers

Envionmental News

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