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We will worship together at one 10 am service
in July and August We will meet in the Sanctuary in the month of July and in the Fellowship Hall in the month of August. ALL CHURCH POTLUCK CELEBRATION—Join us at 11:15 on July 23 in the Fellowship Hall, to celebrate our church administrator’s retirement. Bring your favorite dish to share and help us recognize Donna’s 12 years of service and the start of her retirement.
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Rev. Conrado Zepeda, SJ Being Church in the Borderlands: Migrant Ministry at the Mexico-Guatemala Border Wednesday, July 26th, 6-8pm in Fellowship Hall Join us for conversation and Communion with Father Conrado, Jesuit priest with the Catholic Diocese of San Cristóbal de las Casas in Comalapa, Chiapas, Mexico. Father Conrado serves the Albuerge de San Rafael at the Mexico-Guatemala border, and will talk about the violence and unbounded faith of his team and the migrants with whom they serve. He came to Rincon to preach for Pastor Delle’s Installation service in October, 2013, and returns to share what Being Church in the Borderlands means in his context. Please bring a brown bag supper and join Pastor Delle and Father Conrado for an exploration of faith in the context of the southern border of Mexico with Guatemala. Friends are welcome! |
AMAZING BAT FACTS—AUGUST 20, 4-5:30 PM, ROOM 1A Did you know that there are more than 1000 different bat species in the world? That is almost one quarter of all mammal species! Approximately 70 species of bats live in the Sonoran Desert region. Arizona has amazing bat diversity with 28 bat species, second in the US after Texas. Most bats eat insects and are important in controlling pests; but Arizona has two nectar-eating bats. Lesser long-nosed and Mexican long-tongued bats rely on saguaro cactus, organ pipe cactus, agaves, and even hummingbird feeders for their diet of nectar, pollen, and fruit. Join us for a presentation on Amazing Bat Facts, fun and games. Suitable for children of all ages.
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