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E-mail [email protected] Phone (405) 341-3855

St. Mary’s School (405) 341-9541

Head of School Pamela Dockter

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August 2019

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The Head of this Church Jesus Christ

Bishop Rev. Edward J. Konieczny

Rector Rev. Dr. Mark D. Story

Assisting Priest (retired) Rev. Jim Hunkins

Deacons Rev. Nancy Bridges

Rev. Bill Hesse

Rev. Ann Murray

Administrative Assistant Debbie Turpin

Bookkeeper Kay Zumwalt

Children’s Formation Director Lisa Jones

Nursery Director

Youth Minister Donna Costello

Youth Minister Chris Hand

Youth Minister David & Jill Youngblood

Youth Minister Roger Webb

Praise Ensemble Elizabeth Bolt

Chris Rathbun

Chris Weigand

Jack Helsley

Clayton Garner

Chancel Choir Dr. Karl Nelson

Organist Betsy Banks

Senior Warden Andy Smith

Junior Warden Mike Ryan

Junior Warden –Elect Tim Bridges

Chancellor Tom Ferguson

Treasurer Ben Kenyon

Summer Worship Schedule

7:30 am Eucharist Liturgy/Rite I 10:00 am Eucharist Contemporary Liturgy

Morning Prayer

Monday—Friday 9:00 am

325 East First Street, Edmond, OK 73034 Phone: (405) 341-3855

Mission Statement We are called to proclaim Jesus Christ as Lord to form our lives into the

image of Christ to serve our neighbors in the name of Christ to invite our neighbors into

fellowship with Christ.

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We seek to be formed into the image of Christ. This is done through spiritual formation, and at St. Mary's we strive to offer something for all ages.

Sunday

Wired Word meets in the room in the middle hallway bathrooms. Looking at current events from the Gospel perspective

Children’s Formation will resume September 8, 2019

Youth meet in the Canterbury House, will resume September 11, 2019

A great group learning to live out Faith in their daily life

Thursday Mornings (when scheduled) Bible Study from 9:30-11:30 in the middle room in west hallway.

Wednesday Nights

Youth Group will resume September 11, 2019

Friday Nights The 1st Friday of each month is Men’s Dinner: (July 12th will be for this month’s dinner)

(Sign up sheet is by the T.V. in the Parish Hall.)

The 2nd and 4th Fridays each month: singles group (Whole in One) 5:30 PM—location TBD

*The Church also hosts a women’s bridge group, Scouts, UCO’s Pre-School for the Hearing Im-paired, Ryan’s Case which is a number of volunteers who make pillow cases for patients at OU

Children’s hospital, a group that meets for Thai Chi, and there are many additional opportunities to support, serve, learn, and grow in the love of Christ.

Weekly Worship Schedule

Summer Worship Service Schedule

7:30 a.m. Eucharist Liturgy with Traditional Language 10:00 a.m. Eucharist with

Contemporary Liturgy

Morning Prayer Monday—Friday

at 9:00 a.m.

325 East First Street, Edmond, OK 73034 Phone: (405) 341-3855

Mission Statement We are called to proclaim

Jesus Christ as Lord to form our lives into the image of Christ to serve our neighbors in the name

of Christ to invite our neighbors into fellowship with Christ.

Mission and Ministries………...

Ladies’ Bridge - The games are the 2nd Thursday of each month in the Parish Hall. All women are welcome.

For more information, contact Julie Young, (405) 514-4548 or Peggy Stucky (580) 504-5580. Whole In One – The meetings are the 2nd & 4th Friday of each month at 5:30 p.m. All singles are invited to

join us. For more information, call Nancy Bridges, (405) 833-4761 or [email protected] Men’s Dinner – occurs the first Friday of every month at 7:00 p.m. in the Parish Hall. Sign-up sheet located in

the Parish Hall. For more information contact Dennis Weigand, (405) 640-2717. DOK - The Emmanuel Chapter of the International order of the Daughters of the King meet each 2nd Sunday

of the month at 12:30 PM. A light lunch will be served. Their lifelong mission is prayer, service, and evangelism. They also meet for small Evening Prayer each 4th Monday each month at 6:30 pm in the chapel. All are invited. For more information, call Katie Plotkin (316) 250-7796 or [email protected]

Flower Guild - Flowers for the Altar sign-up sheet and forms are located in the North hallway across from the

kitchen. Forms are also available in the pews or the back of the weekly bulletins. Fill out a form if you would like to place flowers on the altar, “In Memory of”, “In Thanksgiving for”, “In Honor of”, or “In Celebration for”. Drop the form in the offering plate or bring to the church office. Please keep this min-istry alive by donating, sixty dollars or more. For more information contact, the church office (405) 341-3855

Blanket Ministry - The blankets that we provided this year are fleece blankets that carry great meaning, for

each knot in the fringe symbolizes a prayer. One-by one the knots are tied by individual parishioners at the end of each service. One-by one the blanket recipient is lifted-up to God by a caring congregation. A blanket is freely and reverently offered to anyone in St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Community. To request a blanket, call the church office. A donation of $10 is accepted for those outside the communi-ty. We respectfully accept all inquiries regarding this Ministry in care of Mary Lambert, at [email protected]

Altar Guild – The Altar Guild is a lay ministry, a gift of time and talent. Altar Guild members are evangelists

and help keep the traditions of the Church and the beauty and timelessness for some of the coolest stuff in the Episcopal Church. We learn the reason for the names of the linens and vessels used in per-forming the Eucharist. Service on the Altar Guild requires only a few hours a month and usually one Sunday. New members do not serve alone but are partnered with one or more seasoned members for training and guidance. If you are interested in becoming a member contact Tom Majors, [email protected] or (405) 403-5041.

Lector – During worship, a lector is assigned to read the scriptures and lead the prayers. You must be baptized

to serve as a lector. Deb Hand is your contact if you would like to serve your Lord and your church in this capacity. You can reach her at [email protected]

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Lay Eucharistic Minister (LEM) – A LEM assists the clergy in distributing the sacrament during the service.

You must be a confirmed communicant in good standing in order to be eligible for this ministry. Dea-

con Nancy Bridges is your contact. You can reach her at [email protected]

Usher – Ushers welcome people to worship with a warm greeting and a service bulletin. During the distribution of Communion, they keep the flow of Holy Communion moving by directing people toward the altar. After the service has ended, they remove used bulletins from the pews and reset the books and count the offering for the bookkeeper. You must pass an FBI background check to be eligible to serve in this capacity. Deb hand is your contact. You can reach her at [email protected]. (We’re kidding about the FBI.)

Chancel Choir – Our choir is awesome. Dr. Karl Nelson, our Choir Director, is so awesome that we’ve been

told that you don’t even need to be able to read music. Rehearsals take place on Wednesday evenings at 6:30 pm in the choir room. For more info contact, Karl Nelson at [email protected]

Contemporary Praise Ensemble—contact Elizabeth Bolt (317)523-3664 or [email protected] Acolytes – Once you reach the age of seven, you can serve as an acolyte. Acolytes are attentive to the needs of

the congregation and assist the priest in leading worship. Gavin Marshall is your contact, and you can reach him at [email protected].

EFM – Education for Ministry. The program is for lay persons and is administered by the Episcopal School of

Theology at the University of the South in Sewanee, TN. The program lasts four (4) years in length. En-rollment for the 2018-2019 school term is now open. For more information, contact the Rev. Bill Hesse [email protected] or (405) 348-4167.

Youth Group – The youth groups are grades 6th through 12th. They meet on Wednesday evenings at 6:15 pm

throughout the school year. Meetings begin by gathering in the Canterbury building and Evening Prayer worship reflecting on life and scripture. For more info contact David Youngblood [email protected] or (405) 414-5758.

Children’s Formation – The Children’s Ministry serves during the school year the elementary- aged children of

St. Mary’s with programs on Sunday between the 8:45 am and 11:00 am services. For more information contact, Lisa Jones [email protected] or (808) 778-9613.

Saints and Sinners – Following a summer break, the Saints and Sinners dinner groups are a great way for all

adults, including newcomers and “established” parishioners, to enjoy food and fellowship with each oth-er. New groups of 6 or 8 which begin each September and again in February meet once in each other homes during a four-month period. All singles and couples are extended a sincere invitation to partici-pate in this fellowship and friendship offering. For more information contact either Margie Bean (309) 397-1058 or Jackie Shields (405) 286-6347.

Thursday’s Bible Study – Bible Study on Thursday’s when scheduled. Anne Winzenread is your contact and

she can be reached at (405) 209-5209 or [email protected].



Scouts - For more info on dates/times for Cub Scouts, contact Hilarie Simpson, Committee Chair (405) 406-

1347. For more info on the Boy Scouts, contact Roger White, Committee Chair (405) 417-6474, Girl Scouts, contact Megan Gyetvai, (405) 343-8696.

Ryan’s Case for Smiles – A group of volunteers who meet the 2nd Wednesday of each month to make pillow

cases for patients at OU Children’s Hospital. For more info contact Ruth Treat, [email protected] Tai Chi – a group that meets every Monday morning at 10:00 am. All are welcome. UCO Food Pantry – The UCO Food Pantry especially needs canned beans, canned fruits, baby diapers, and

feminine hygiene items. Just a dollar or two of grocery store items truly helps a family in need. The basket to fill is in the Parish Hall.

UCO’s Pre-school - for the hearing-impaired students

There are many additional opportunities to support, serve, learn, and grow in the love of Christ.

There’s a place for you!

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St. Mary’s Preparation to Move

We’ve begun the process of going through the building and looking for items that we WILL NOT be taking with us to the new church. Please understand it will take a while to finish this process, so we are sectioning off part of the Parish Hall to collect them. PLEASE DO NOT TAKE ANYTHING out of this area while these items are being collected.

The following individuals are responsible for overseeing and clearing out of items in the designated areas:

Parish Archives Deacon Nancy Bridges Library Sara Memmott ECW Items Ann Winzenread and Carol Smith

Tom Majors Altar Guild Lisa Jones Children’s Formation Ben Kenyon Archiving Documents Traci Hampton Flower Guild

Once we have gone through everything, we will invite you to bring items from your home for a garage sale. An email will be sent with more details about the sale. This is a good time to start spring clean-ing in your home for items to donate to the garage sale. (Do not bring your donated items to the church for the sale until a designated time has been set). Parish members will have first choice of any items they wish to pur-chase, and the proceeds will go towards the new building fund.

If you have any questions please don’t hesitate to contact Traci Hampton, [email protected] or (972) 333-7213.

mailto:[email protected]

North Broadway…...MOVING the DIRT……….

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A Look at the New Design for the New Church Page 1 of 3

Pictures are also available on St. Mary’s website

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(NO REPORT SUBMITTED)

Financial Summary for June…………………………...

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Approved Vestry Meeting Minutes…………….. Page 1 of 3

ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH VESTRY MINUTES

June 18, 2019

PRESENT: Sr. Warden Andy Smith, Jr. Warden Mike Ryan, Jr. Warden-Elect Tim Bridges, John Harrison, Debbie Hand, Traci Hampton, Kyle Baker, Treasurer Ben Kenyon ABSENT: Father Mark Story, Bill Lambert, Mark McLochlin GUESTS: None I. MEETING Andy Smith called the June meeting of the Vestry to order. II. AMEND OR APPROVE MINUTES Minutes from the May meeting were reviewed. A motion was made by Mike Ryan to approve the minutes as amended, with a second by Tim Bridges. PASSED (1) III. FINANCE TEAM REPORT Ben Kenyon. a. May financials. There was an uptick in pledge payments for May with $32K in pledges received versus $29K budgeted. However, for the month we received less than half of what was budgeted for plate offering, which erased the gain in pledges. We are still substantially behind in terms of total pledged receipts year to date, $145K budg-eted versus $129K actual. We had a positive bottom line for the month because expenses were below budget. We are budgeted to take $40,000 off the balance sheet out of an unrestricted endowment for the year to pay operating expens-es. b. Balance sheet. Total assets of the church are $6,119,312. The deficit year to date is $23,421, which is the amount we will have off the balance sheet at the end of the year if we do not receive enough income to offset it (i.e., out of the EDO Unrestricted Fund). Of the $100,000 in the EDO Unrestricted Fund, $50,000 is corpus that cannot be taken without approval first, of the Vestry, and then the Bishop and the standing committee. c. Wells Fargo accounts. Year to date the value of our portfolio has increased $249K. The downside risk mitigation for the portfolio has demonstrated that we have a good mix of investments. d. New church finances. Total assets of the church are $6,119,312. The “all in” balance of the unrestricted and tem-porarily restricted funds available to build the new church is $3,985,746. Ben’s recommended balance of funds availa-ble to build is $3,670,929. The largest portion of the difference is $250,000 to be left in the Mosier Wells Fargo account as an operating cushion. There is also $55,000 of permanently restricted funds that are available to build the new build-ing. The capital campaign came up with pledges of $1,108,638. Ben is projecting a 4% shrinkage. There is $491K yet to be received after allowance for shrinkage and canceled pledges. Adding that to the money available from the balance sheet, we have $4,217,823 available for the new building. As of April 8, 2019 the construction manager’s estimate to build is $5,228,289. There are some options that will add to or reduce the cost, including $236K for the organ (this amount may be less) and $168K still due to the architect (which may come down). With all of the additional options factored in, Ben’s estimate of the variance to cash for the new building is $1,577,512. We have a preliminary loan com-mitment from Kirkpatrick Bank today for $550,000. Previously it had been estimated that the most we would need to borrow would be $1,250,000. If we borrow that amount we would still need $327,512. A loan in the amount of $1,250,000 can be paid for out of Mosier oil and gas revenue. The $1,250,000 will probably end up being closer to $1.6 million to cover the $327K shortfall. There will also be costs to move the road for the oil and gas lease and for the church move which are not included in these numbers. On average currently we are getting about $15,000 a month in oil and gas royalties. We should have sufficient income from royalties to make payments on a $1,250,000 loan, and probably more, depending on the future price of oil and production. Ultimately, we will probably need a loan for $1.75 million and we need to be able to demonstrate that we can service that loan. Motion to approve the financial report made by Tim Bridges, second by Deb Hand. Approved (2)


V. SENIOR WARDEN’S REPORT a. The architect is saying that we should have City Council approval for the building on September 9. The site plan goes to the planning commission on August 20, and then goes for approval by the City Council on Septem-ber 9. We will be able to get the building permit once the site plan is approved by the City Council. b. There were about 20 people at the newcomer gathering two weeks ago but most of them were not new people. Andy is open to new ideas on having a newcomer gathering in the fall. Some ideas are a game night (board games, card games), or a casino night, to attract younger families. c. We are not having vacation Bible school this summer. d. 20 people came to the Dodgers baseball game. We might want to consider some other activities for the sum-mer, like possibly a movie night. Maybe meet for supper and go to the movie afterwards to make it a social event for families. VI. JUNIOR WARDEN’S REPORT Mary Lee Lane house. That work is being done to mitigate the mold. Sheet rock has been removed in the utility room. The last renters left the house in a mess. They won’t get a deposit back. The house will be ready to put back on the market in July. V. OLD BUSINESS/NEW BUSINESS Tim said that the church directory is now on the website and is password-protected. The password is Holyspirit. There was a discussion about the need to provide disability insurance for church employees and a discussion of the various options. Ben noted that Kay’s computer is old and very slow. We need to have it checked. Tim will talk to Bob Peterson and see if he can help with that or if he knows someone. Tim said there is no interest in using the church van anymore. Ben said that Marcia Robbins had a $30K life in-surance policy, that was designated to provide for the Whole in One ministry and to provide transportation for it. Part of that money was used to pay for the church van. When we sell the van we will put the money back in that fund. There is $15,000 in the fund now. Selling the van will get rid of $3000 a year in maintenance. Motion to sell the church van made by Traci Hampton, seconded by Deb hand. APPROVED(3). Tim will look into selling it. No further business being brought forward, following prayer, the meeting was adjourned. Submitted,

John Harrison, Clerk

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MOTIONS: A motion was made by Mike Ryan to approve the minutes as amended, with a second by Tim Bridges. PASSED (1) Motion to approve the financial report made by Tim Bridges, second by Deb Hand. APPROVED (2) Motion to sell the church van made by Traci Hampton, seconded by Deb hand. APPROVED (3)


Setting up an ACH withdrawal …………………... Is convenient for you and it will help the church manage its mission and its ministry! Forms are available in the Narthex or the church office. You will need to fill out the form, attach a voided check, and return it to the office. Kay will walk you through the process. You can reach her at 405-341-3855.

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Up-Coming Diocesan Events……..………………...

The Diocese of Oklahoma has several up-coming events and we want to make sure everyone knows about them: August 9 – 11 Multi-Generational Family Weekend https://www.epiok.org/eventcalendardetails.aspx?vieweventguid=fd03b160-8feb-40cb-b3cb-f515f02870de&subheadertext=Multi-Generational+Family+Weekend St. Crispin’s. Come spend a few days away with your family at St. Crispin’s where you can get away from the phone, read, sleep, and take part in family activities offered during summer camp. September 13 and 14 Bishop’s Lecture Series featuring The Rev. Becca Stevens https://www.epiok.org/eventcalendardetails.aspx?vieweventguid=300e5b7a-1631-42a1-b4cb-333df23ac3a3&subheadertext=2019+Bishop%27s+Lecture+Series Becca Stevens is an author, speaker, social justice entrepreneur, and priest. She is the founder and president of Thistle Farms, a movement dedicated to supporting women survi-vors of trafficking, prostitution, and addiction. Becca has been named a White House "Champion of Change," a 2016 CNN Hero, and has been featured in the New York Times, on ABC World News and NPR. Her newest book, Love Heals, was published by Harper Collins in September of 2017. October 5, 2019 Acolyte Festival https://www.epiok.org/eventcalendardetails.aspx?vieweventguid=d29e956e-ceb2-4563-8c54-e83d470ed6ed&subheadertext=Acolyte+Festival+2019 Registration will be up soon. If any questions contact Sabrina Evans (405) 232-4820 or [email protected]

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PRESENTATOIN ABOUT UCO’S CRISP

UCO sponsors a program to engage international students with local families. This program, CRISP – COMMUNITY RESPONDING TO INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS PROGRAM – pairs an international student with a family to exchange some cultural activities. The University provides a lot of the activities so that it is really easy to spend some cultural time with a student. They provide things like a Halloween pumpkin carving, a Thanksgiving dinner, a Christmas light show, bowling, a zoo visit….and other events. The Daughters of the King are sponsoring a CRISP presentation after the 10 am service on Sunday, August 11. It will last about 20 minutes. Come and join us for a few minutes to learn more about this program. We believe it is an excellent opportunity to love others in our community. The CRISP program tries to respond to your preferences, such as country of origin, gender, older vs. younger, and other characteristics you might desire. We look forward to seeing you in the Library after church on August 11! For further information, contact Linda Mason.

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Episcopal Salad On Thursdays, I will be offering a class covering the Episcopal Church. Two classes will be offered on Thursday. One will begin at 1 p.m. and conclude by 2:30 p.m. The other will begin at 6:45 p.m. and conclude by 8:15 p.m. The evening class will be proceeded by Evening Prayer that will begin at 6:15 p.m. If you're interested, please contact [email protected] to let me know what time you prefer. The class will be like a great salad, a little bit of this and a little bit of that, tasty, and healthy for the soul.

Weather permitting, come support your St. Mary's Softball Team! We need players AND fans! Step up to play or root for us in the stands. Either way, we'd love to see you, and it's a great way to meet your fellow Episcopalians from other parishes around the area. Please text Adam Baker if you would like to participate, (405) 315-7132. Schedule Aug 4- Home, 6 p.m. v. Grace at 505 E. Covell Rd, Edmond Aug 11- Home, 6 p.m. v. St. Paul's at 505 E. Covell Rd, Edmond


Starts back September 8th

It starts at 10am in the upstairs classrooms for grade levels PreK - 5th grade. All are welcome for Bible stories and fun activities. Please contact Lisa Jones at 808-778-9613 or [email protected] with any questions.

Starts back September 11 The youth groups are grades 6th through 12th. They meet on Wednes-day evenings at 6:15 pm throughout the school year. Meetings begin by gathering in the Canterbury building and Evening Prayer worship reflecting on life and scripture. For more info contact David Youngblood, (405) 414-5758 [email protected]


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Opportunity Alert!

Attention, followers of Jesus of Nazareth: Here is an opportunity for continuing education in ones’ Christian Formation. Also, it enables one to better carry out ones’ Baptismal Covenant. The opportunity is realized via the theological education program by exten-sion called Education for Ministry. The program is for lay persons and has been developed and is administered by the Episcopal School of Theology at the University of the South in Sewanee, Tennessee. The program is conducted at various locations in Oklahoma, one of which is at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church in Edmond, Oklahoma. The program is four (4) years in length, taken one year at a time. Enrollment for the 2019-2020 school term is now open. If interested for more detailed information, contact the following:

➢ EfM.sewanee.edu

➢ The Rev. Bill Hesse – [email protected] 405/348-4167


Youth Mission Trip—Winchester, Kentucky page 1 of 3

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Youth Mission Trip—Winchester, Kentucky page 2 of 3 Our Youth Fruits of Labor

Therefore, my beloved brothers, be steadfast, immovable, always abounding in the work of the Lord, knowing that in the Lord your labor is not in vain.

1 Corinthians 15:58

A Big Thank You for our Youth……………. page 3 of 3

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Saints and Sinners

The Saints and Sinners dinner groups will start up in the fall (September) follow-ing a potluck dinner Sunday, August 25 at 5:00 PM. This is a great way for adults, whether newcomers or long-time parishioners, couples or singles, to get to know each other better through sharing fellowship and food. The groups meet in each other’s homes for dinner or can go out for a meal or any activity of their choosing. If you participated in Saints and Sinners from February through May, you will be automatically be included in the new fall groups. If you cannot partici-pate or you are new and would like to join a group or have questions, contact either Margie Bean (309) 397-1058 or Jackie Shields (405)286-6347 no later Sunday, Au-gust 4th. We look forward to another season of fellowship together.

St. Mary’s website Church Calendar The office calendar of News and Special Events is now available to view on St. Mary's website. Reminder if you have an event coming up and need to request a room reservation, contact the church office (405) 341-3855.

Downloadable Bulletins The 10:00 am weekly service bulletin is available on the front page of our website by Friday of each week: http://www.stmarysedmond.org. Now you can use your tablet or smart phone if you prefer that over our paper bulletins. Just know that the wifi at the church is limited, so you may want to use your device data or download the bul-letin from home before the service. eNewsletter Signup In order to stay informed of church activities and other information that needs to be shared with each other, you can sign up on St. Mary’s website: https://www.stmarysedmond.org. Scroll down the page and click on eNewsletter signup. Click on the tabs on the website to stay informed with updated news, the monthly Magnificat, Mission & Ministries, Vestry News, Pictures, Church Directory, or the capability to donate with paypal.

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August Birthdays…………….

Not seeing you or a family members birthday published? Please update your family records by contacting the church office (405) 341-3855.

8/02 Cecilia Gray

8/02 John Pearson

8/04 Sean O'Brien

8/05 Myrna Gray

8/07 Edith Rainey

8/09 Debbie Baker

8/09 Charlie Rohr

8/10 Hannah Felder

8/10 Alex Loeb

8/10 Kimberly Webb

8/10 Cade Youngblood

8/11 Rafe Nelson

8/12 Carol Smith

8/16 Quinn Baker

8/16 Leslie Kearns

8/16 Zachary Youngblood

8/17 Sarah McLain

8/18 Jerry Hayes

8/18 Allero Kotey

8/19 Jaime Marshall

8/19 Owen Tracy

8/22 Mark McLochlin

8/23 Anne Winzenread

8/24 George Bailey

8/24 James Rounsavall

8/28 Baker Aday

8/30 Bill Lambert

8/30 John Warne

8/31 Pat Sawyer

The Mission of our Parish We are called to proclaim Jesus Christ as Lord; to form our lives into the image of Christ; to serve our neighbors in the name of Christ; and to invite our neighbors into fellowship with Christ.

Morning Prayer Monday through Thursday at 9:00 a.m. in the Chapel Summer Worship Service Schedule

7:30 a.m. Eucharist Liturgy with Traditional Language 10:00 a.m. Eucharist with Contemporary Liturgy

Clergy Staff

The Clergy at St. Mary’s are available to serve you. The Rev. Dr. Mark D. Story, Rector Rev. Nancy Bridges, Deacon Rev. Bill Hesse, Deacon Rev. Ann Murray, Deacon

General Contact Information

Email: [email protected] Website: www.stmarysedmond.org Facebook.com/StMarysEdmond (405) 341-3855

St. Mary’s Publication Deadlines include: Magnificat — the 15th of each month Mid-Week Update — Monday, 5 p.m. of each week Weekend Announcements — Wednesday, noon each week