ST FRANCIS of ASSISI
  Episcopal Church     
ST FRANCIS of ASSISI
PO Box 445
8818 SW Miley Rd
Wilsonville, OR 97070

503-678-5422

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Holy Eucharist
  Sunday - 8 & 10:30AM
  Wednesday -12 noon

Office Hours
  Tues -Fri 9AM-3PM

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Catechumenate was the early church’s way for adults to prepare for baptism; we use it at St. Francis for all of us who seek better understanding of how we might be a church together, within the context of baptism. Every person who is a candidate for baptism or reaffirmation through the catechumenal process shares this time with the group and a special person, chosen by the Cat Team, who acts as his/her companion. The Cat Team also facilitates each session and presents each week’s topic. The group includes candidates, companions, and the Cat Team. So far over 80 people have completed Cat at St. Francis, and shared Holy Baptism at the Great Vigil of Easter.
Catechumenate 2012 at St. Francis
New Baptism Bowl – A glass baptism bowl has been created to add to the beauty and intrigue of the baptism sacrament for the people of St. Francis.  This bowl is given in memory of Koko Sutton – a woman who gave generously to many ministries at St. Francis of Assisi.  This bowl shares its beauty, strength, and artistic sensibilities with "our Koko".

This amber colored glass bowl with dots of colored glass around the edges (a pebble effect creating texture) was made by Kerstin Hilton of "If Wishes Were Fishes."  Kerstin grew up as a minister's daughter – in a fishbowl.  She always knew what was expected of her and, today, order and structure are a part of her job as an apparel developer.

Working in her glass studio allows Kerstin the opportunity to explore a multitude of possibilities.  She is drawn to geometric forms and she enjoys the mystery created as the glass is moved by heat and gravity.