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SIGN UP FOR PARISH NEWSLETTERS
Find the current parish newsletters, from January 2021 to present, in the current newsletter archive. You can join the mailing list from there! Find the older pandemic newsletters, to November 2020, in the 2020 newsletter archive. WORSHIP SERVICES
In-person services are held every Sunday at 9:15 am in Erieau, 9:30 am in Aughrim and Dresden, and 11 am in Blenheim, Ridgetown and Florence. Not comfortable gathering with others yet? Unable to attend one Sunday because of a cough or other symptom? Live too far away to drive in, but wish to stay in touch? Join us online! A live service is broadcast by Zoom from Florence every Sunday at 11 am. The link is in your parish newsletter. Don't get a parish newsletter? Sign up above! All are welcome both in-person and by Zoom! We love seeing you!
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STUDY SERIES
Bible Studies Dresden Bible Studies on Wednesday mornings at 10 am include Eucharist. All are welcome. Revive These small group discipleship study sessions will happen every Monday at 7 pm via Zoom starting January 9. Would you like to know more? Write to stmatthewsflorence at diohuron.org and we will get you homework, links, and next steps! Parish and Partnership Meetings and Events
Vestries Jan 18, 11 am Christ Church, Dresden Jan 22, 12:15 pm, St Paul's, Erieau Jan 24, 7 pm, St Matthew's, Florence Jan 29, 12:30 pm, Church of the Advent, Ridgetown Feb 5, 12:30 pm, St John's-in-the-Woods, Aughrim Feb 12, 12:30 pm, Trinity, Blenheim Next Partnership Council Meeting: Thursday, February 16, at 7 pm via Zoom. Bishop Townsend is scheduled to visit St Paul's, Erieau, on January 22. Outreach Wow! Just wow! The parish study group's Advent Conspiracy donations and "Soap for Water" campaign raised over $2,800 for the PWRDF Mishamikoweesh Water Partnership this December. Our optimistic goal had been $1,000. Thanks to our parish and communities for the amazing support! St Matthew's started a Little Free Pantry uptown in the village of Florence during the pandemic and find that now the need is higher than ever. It is emptied nearly daily. It's Village Stitchers group meets on Tuesday mornings in St Matthew's Hall to sew quilts for shut-ins and the shelters, and to knit hats and mittens for men's, women's and children's programs. What do you have going on? Let us know and we will add it here! 
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