Singing at the bedside of a family and friends is an act of compassion and love. Singing at the bedside of others is an act of boundless love and compassion.
Grace Notes is a group of singers who bring gentle songs of love and comfort to the bedside of those who are on hospice services. A hospice choir, if you will. Twice a month we, a small and growing group of volunteers, visit people throughout the Twin Cities, MN metro on Asera Care Hospice's roster.
Twice a month, on the 1st and 3rd Mondays, we practice our a cappella, paperless music in the choir room at St. Mary's Episcopal Church in St. Paul's Merriam Park neighborhood (1895 Laurel Ave -- the corner of Laurel and Howell). It's an open rehearsal from 7-9 p.m. - if you're curious it's a good way to feel out the waters.
On the ocassional month with five Mondays, we gather for a potluck on the last Monday. This event is open to all as well. In 2012 potlucks will be in January, April, July, October and December. Please contact us through the Email subscription form for location details.
Singing at the bedside is allowed once volunteer training with Asera Care is completed. Becoming a volunteer includes learning more about hospice, background checks to clear you for working with vulnerable people, other medical tests, and some other paperwork. 2012 training dates will be held in February, May, August and November. To find out more, please contact Ruth at Asera Care, 952-943-0009.
Are you ready to sing with your full heart? Come and join us at the bedside.
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SHH in the library - 2012 dates
Just a simple post with the details.
First Sundays of the month, except January, September (traditionally holiday weekends) and any other dates the library might be closed. In 2012 it looks like:
- Feb 5
- Mar 4
- Apr 1
- May 6
- Jun 3
- Jul 1
- Aug 5
- Sep ... Oops not tis month
- Oct 7
- Nov 4
- Dec 2
Jot those dates in your calendar, send reminders to yourself and then find yourself in the OSF library between 4-6pm. Updates on parking to come soon.
"Come, come, whoever your are .."
First Sundays of the month, except January, September (traditionally holiday weekends) and any other dates the library might be closed. In 2012 it looks like:
- Feb 5
- Mar 4
- Apr 1
- May 6
- Jun 3
- Jul 1
- Aug 5
- Sep ... Oops not tis month
- Oct 7
- Nov 4
- Dec 2
Jot those dates in your calendar, send reminders to yourself and then find yourself in the OSF library between 4-6pm. Updates on parking to come soon.
"Come, come, whoever your are .."
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