GODSPELL – A Joyous Musical!
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Adults $20, Children $15
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Friday May 29 and Saturday May 30 — 7 PM
Sunday May 31 — 2 PM
Prepare to be uplifted by Godspell, the beloved musical that blends timeless parables with vibrant music, humor, and heart. Inspired by the Gospel of Matthew! WIth an infectious spirit, and powerful message of love and unity, Godspell is an unforgettable experience that will leave you smiling, singing, and inspired long after the show ends.
Perfect for audiences of all ages, this is a show that celebrates the joy of coming together.
Conceived and Originally Directed by John-Michael Tebelak
Music and New Lyrics by Stephen Schwartz
Originally produced on the New York Stage by Edgar Lansbury / Stuart Duncan / Joseph Beruh
GODSPELL is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI).
All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI. www.mtishows.com
This is a Capital Committee Sponsored Event. All proceeds benefit the St. Matthew’s Capital Campaign.
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Lenten Alterscape by the Flower Guild
GODSPELL Auditions!
St. Matthews presents: GODSPELL — the joyful and uplifting musical retelling of the Gospel of Matthew through song, story, and celebration! Show dates: May 29–31.
We are seeking a talented, energetic ensemble of singers, actors, and movers to audition!
AUDITIONS
Sun, March 22, 12:00–1:30 p.m.
In the Undercroft
Thurs, March 26, 6:30–8:30 p.m.
In the Choir Room
WHAT TO EXPECT
Be prepared to sing 16–32 bars of an upbeat song (bring sheet music/track accompanist may be available), short readings and simple movement taught on-site. Wear comfy clothes to move!
Questions? Contact: EventsStMatts@gmail.com
Location: 1520 Oak Road, Snellville, GA (Directional signs will guide you to the correct room on campus.)
This production is licensed by Music Theater International.
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Holy Week Schedule
April 2 — Maundy Thursday
Service 6:30 p.m. (livestreamed)
Vigil 8:00 p.m. – 12 midnight
April 3 — Good Friday
Vigil 9:00 a.m. – 12 noon
Spoken service 12 noon (livestreamed)
Choral Stations of the Cross 6:30 p.m. (livestreamed)
April 4 — Holy Saturday
Easter Vigil 6:30 p.m. (livestreamed)
April 5 — Easter Sunday
8 a.m. & 10:30 a.m. (livestreamed)
(Bring flowers for the Flowering of the Cross
and bring bells to ring!)
Egg Hunt following the 10:30 service
(Bring a basket!)
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ECW Retreat – Registration Deadline March 28th!
Please view this Retreat Information Sheet for all registration details!
St. Matthew’s plans to attend the retreat on Saturday, April 25 only. Anyone wishing to experience the full weekend is welcome to make their own arrangements. For those attending on Saturday, plans to carpool from St. Matthew’s is being discussed. If you’d like to join the carpool, contact the church administrator admin@stmatthewssnellville.org by March 20—it’s a great way to enjoy fellowship on the way!
Register here! You can pay now or later—just be sure your registration is submitted by March 28, 2026:
2026 Diocesan ECW Annual Spring Retreat at Camp Mikell Registration
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ECW English Tea Outing
ECW (Episcopal Church Women) enjoyed a delightful afternoon at the English Tea at Holy Trinity on Sunday, March 1st. We had 26 participants!
Thank you to everyone who supported the outing and to those who participated and attended. We had a truly lovely time of fellowship, tea, and laughter together.
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Vestry Corner: Dave Lott, Senior Warden
I am deeply honored and extremely grateful for Fr. Tim to ask me to serve as Senior Warden for this coming year. I am thankful to God for the trust placed in me and for the opportunity to serve alongside such faithful and dedicated people. It is a privilege to support the life and mission of St. Matthew’s in our shared journey.
We are blessed with Fr. Tim, parish staff and every member of the Vestry who has committed time, prayer, and thoughtful leadership to the well-being of our parish. Healthy parishes such as ours are built on shared ministry, open hearts, and a common vision. I look forward to working closely with the entire Vestry to ensure that our decisions reflect both faithful stewardship and bold hope for the future.
At the recent Annual Meeting, Fr. Tim talked about the need to experiment and try new things with the understanding that they may not always work. Yes, there is risk in change; but there is also a level of risk in not changing as the world around us certainly is in so many ways. By listening to one another, praying together, and embracing fresh ideas, we can build on the strong foundation that already exists at St. Matthew’s.
Your Vestry is tasked with looking at the big picture—balancing budgets; maintaining our wonderful but aging facilities; supporting staff; and, planning for the future. Even when decisions are complex or not universally popular, a spirit of patience and unity strengthens the entire parish. When parishioners share ideas, hopes, and concerns respectfully and constructively, it builds a culture of trust rather than tension. Ask questions of the Vestry with curiosity. Offer feedback with kindness. Assume good intentions. Vestry members are fellow parishioners who love St. Matthew’s as much as you do.
Our mission statement places a call that extends beyond our campus. We are blessed to worship and serve in the vibrant and growing Snellville and south Gwinnett community. We have meaningful opportunities to deepen our presence here. Together, we can continue strengthening our ministries, welcoming new families, supporting those in need, and being a visible sign of Christ’s love in our neighborhoods.
I thank you again for your prayers and your support.
Blessings,
Dave Lott
Senior Warden
St. Matthew’s strives to be a welcoming home for all who seek Jesus Christ as we share God’s Love with the community.
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Talent Show Wrap-Up with Photos
A huge thank-you to everyone involved in the Cabaret, Cabernet, & Clavier talent show! The event raised over $1000 towards the Capital Campaign projects, and ideas are already spinning for next year’s show!
This event featured 10 musical and spoken word acts from several of our talented youth, parishioners, and community members. Richard Morris wore several hats as event coordinator and organizer, emcee, and literally wore two outfits! So many volunteers were involved in the setup, decorations, lights, sound, ticket sales, concessions sales, and bartending that helped make the entire evening memorable for all involved, especially the audience members.
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Planning for Lent
Lent Begins Wednesday February 18
Ash Wednesday (Feb 18) Service Times:
- Ashes-To-Go 7:00 a.m. in the front parking lot
- Ash Wednesday Service 12:00 noon
- Ash Wednesday Service with Music at 6:30 p.m. (live-streamed)
Beginning Tuesday
February 24:
Potluck Supper
and a Movie
Tuesdays at 6:00 p.m.
in the parish hall
The Chosen, Season 5
Continue the story of Jesus’ ministry through the eyes of his disciples and others around him. Bring a dish to share and watch in fellowship with others and join in the discussion afterwards.
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