Six Months Post-FMC

It has been nearly six months now since we redefined Jenny LeBlanc’s job from being

Family Ministry Coordinator to Director of Christian Education. As you recall, the FMC

position was created as a kind of experiment, funded entirely from the Christ Church 20/20

capital campaign. The original plan was to fund the position for 3 years, and we have been able

to fund it for 4 years. Last year we evaluated with a congregational survey and some heavy

discussion in the vestry. We decided to cut the position from full-time to half-time, with the

same cut in pay. In redefining the position, we eliminated all the unique things that made the

FMC position so different, and put the emphasis on running our children and youth programs in

education.

The changes that took place on the first of this year have had an impact. There have been

many things that Jenny used to do, that she is no longer doing. I know I miss them. She does

too. And the congregation is beginning to notice. When we made the change, it was with the

hope that volunteers, either individuals or groups within the parish, would step up and take

responsibility for some of the events and programs that we’ve come to enjoy. Frankly, I wasn’t

sure if that would happen. That’s why I was delighted when the New Member Ministry

Commission, co-chaired by Louise Corderman and Ruth Brancolini, stepped up to host the

recent Ladies’ Springtime Tea, a program that Jenny started as FMC but was among the things

she had to drop. By all accounts the tea was a great success, and I see it as a wonderful witness

to what can be done in our post-FMC parish.

Jenny didn’t drop all of the extra things she was doing. She was unwilling to let go of the

annual parish retreat at Shrine Mont. She put a lot of work into that again this year, and it was a

wonderful, rewarding experience for all who participated.

As we continue to adjust to the new staff situation, I hope we can all remember that there

are more opportunities now to get involved and help beloved programs continue. If you are

interested in helping, speak to Jenny. I’m sure there are more things she would help someone

take on, as she did with the tea, advising and supporting to ensure success.

We may not be in the financial position to continue to professionally staff the inter-

generational activities, and other things that made life with an FMC so enjoyable, but we can still

pull together and have some of the benefits. My personal thanks go to Jenny for all she has done

for Christ Church and all she continues to do. I know that this transition has not been easy for

her.

Summer 2014

JUNE 2014 LAY MINISTERS SCHEDULE

Lector Chalice Bearer Acolytes Ushers Altar Guild Nursery

June 1 Magin/DiRusso Teams

8:00 Calib Garland

Ray Crafton Lester Kidd

10:30 Beverly McNeil

Steve Clifford

Werner Wieland

Megan LeBlanc

Matthew LeBlanc

Richard Stockli

TBA

TBA

Erin Senters

June 8 Wieland Team

8:00 Dana Houck

Edd Houck Joe Ilk

10:30 Sian Packard

Kristi Gross

Mark Walker

Jack DiFilippo

Ethan Goldberg

Hannah Clifford

Tim Zafrano

Frank Carosella

Molly Watts

June 15 Williams Team

8:00 Shirley Pozzato

Lydia Pozzato Calib Garland

10:30 Martha Clark

Alex Watts

Tim Watts

Jenna Phillips

Stephen Wallach

Ian Gibson

Tim Watts

Hank Mausolf

McKenzie Goldberg

June 22 Magin/DiRusso Teams

8:00 Thom Smelter

Tricia Smelter Jack Cheeseman

10:30 Roy Smith

Virginia Insley

Stephanie Smith

Justin Phillips

Hunter Clifford

Colby Clifford

Frank Carosella

Bill Estes

Amanda Watts

June 29 Wieland Team

8:00 Calib Garland

Ray Crafton Buck Sutton

10:30 Anne Williams

Jeff Massey

Penny Knepp

Alex Watts

David Packard

Aaron Packard

Werner Wieland

Frank Stewart

Molly Watts

You are responsible for finding your own replacement in the event that you cannot serve when scheduled. If you are unable to find one, please contact

Penny Knepp at pnypitstop@aol.com or 891-6299 and she will assist you. Notify parish office of replacement(s).

JULY 2014 LAY MINISTERS SCHEDULE

Lector Chalice Bearer Acolytes Ushers Altar Guild Nursery

July 6 Williams Team

8:00 Thom Smelter

Tricia Smelter Barbara Deal

10:30 Ann Woolford

Joe Junod

Linda Rooney

Hannah Clifford

Hunter Clifford

Rachel Stockli

Ron Magin

Bob Massey

Erin Senters

July 13 Magin/DiRusso Teams

8:00 Dana Houck

Edd Houck Lester Kidd

10:30 David Cain

Donna Nuzum

Jenny LeBlanc

Ethan Goldberg

Aaron DiFilippo

Jack DiFilippo

Cecil Jarman

Missie Jarman

McKenzie Goldberg

July 20 Wieland Team

8:00 Shirley Pozzato

Lydia Pozzato Joe Ilk

10:30 Beverly McNeil

Werner Wieland

Steve Clifford

Justin Phillips

Stephen Wallach

Alex Watts

Tim Zafrano

Bill Palmer

Amanda Watts

July 27 Williams Team

8:00 Calib Garland

Ray Crafton Calib Garland

10:30 Sian Packard

Mark Walker

Kristi Gross

Jenna Phillips

Ian Gibson

Rachel Stockli

Tim Watts

Hank Mausolf

McKenzie Goldberg

You are responsible for finding your own replacement in the event that you cannot serve when scheduled. If you are unable to find one, please contact

Penny Knepp at pnypitstop@aol.com or 891-6299 and she will assist you. Notify parish office of replacement(s).

AUGUST 2014 LAY MINISTERS SCHEDULE

Lector Chalice Bearer Acolytes Ushers Altar Guild Nursery

August 3 Magin/DiRusso Teams

8:00 Thom Smelter Tricia Smelter Jack Cheeseman

10:30 Martha Clark

Alex Watts

Tim Watts

Megan LeBlanc

Matthew LeBlanc

Ethan Goldberg

Bill Estes

Frank Carosella

Erin Senters

August 10 Wieland Team

8:00 Dana Houck Edd Houck Robert Truslow

10:30 Roy Smith

Stephanie Smith

Virginia Insley

Hannah Clifford

Hunter Clifford

Colby Clifford

Werner Wieland

Frank Steward

Molly Watts

August 17 Williams Team

8:00 Shirley Pozzato Lydia Pozzato Buck Sutton

10:30 Anne Williams

Penny Knepp

Jeff Massey

Aaron DiFilippo

Jack DiFilippo

Justin Phillips

Judi O’Neill

Bob McGann

McKenzie Goldberg

August 24 Magin/DiRusso Teams

8:00 Calib Garland Ray Crafton Barbara Deal

10:30 Ann Woolford

Linda Rooney

Joe Junod

Alex Watts

Stephen Wallach

Ian Gibson

Bob Massey

Ron Magin

Amanda Watts

August 31 Wieland Team

8:00 Thom Smelter Tricia Smelter Lester Kidd

10:30 David Cain

Jenny LeBlanc

Donna Nuzum

Rachel Stockli

Aaron Packard

David Packard

Missie Jarman

Cecil Jarman

Molly Watts

You are responsible for finding your own replacement in the event that you cannot serve when scheduled. If you are unable to find one, please contact

Penny Knepp at pnypitstop@aol.com or 891-6299 and she will assist you. Notify parish office of replacement(s).

Christ Episcopal Church 8951 Courthouse Road

Spotsylvania, Virginia 22553

Phone (540) 582-5033

www.christchurchspotsy.com

Rector

The Reverend Jeffrey A. Packard

Rector@christchurchspotsy.com

Director of Christian Education

Jenny LeBlanc

fmc@christchurchspotsy.com

The Chronicler

2014 Summer Edition

Choir Director

Kristine Clifford

Kristine.Clifford214@gmail.com

Organist

Hannah Massey

Secretary

Ruth Feltner

Secretary@christchurchspotsy.com

Newsletter Coordinator

Mary Kovach

trmary@comcast.net

Vestry

Senior Warden Ray Crafton

Jr. Warden Roger Williams

Treasurer Mary Williams

Asst Treasurer Linda Smith

Register Jeri Phillips

Ruth Brancolini

Steve Clifford

Missie Jarman

Beverly McNeill

Jeri Phillips

Roy Smith

Tim Watts

Roger Williams

Welcome! We extend a warm welcome to Dan Trimble, a recent visitor to our church. Dan, we hope

you’ll continue to join us for services and fellowship. We are very glad to have you with us.

Baptism. On the Feast of Pentecost, June 8, Christ Church will have a very special

event take place at our 10:30 service. Martha Ayres granddaughters, Emma Christine Ayres-Brown and

Grechen Allison Ayers-Brown will be baptized and become members of our church family. We welcome

them with open arms!

Condolences ~ Our Christ Church family extends their sympathy to Father Jeff

Packard and family on the death of his cousin, David Bixler on May 19.

“May his soul and the souls of all the departed, by the mercy of God, rest in peace.”

Congratulations Graduates!

There are lots of momentous occasions in our lives and one of them is graduation. On June 1, 2014

we will take time during the 10:30 service to recognize our graduates. Please join us at both the

service and our special coffee hour following to show our love and celebrate their accomplishments.

Emily Dutton graduated from VCU with a BA in Biology. Emily is a beloved friend of Harry and

Michelle Ruth.

Allison Eagle is graduating from Spotsylvania High School. He will be attending Longwood

University in the fall, she will be in the premed program with the goal of being dermatologist.

Allison is the daughter of Bob and Cameron Eagle.

Olivia Johnson is graduating from Massaponax High School and plans to attend Graham Webb

Academy in Washington DC in the fall. Olivia is the daughter of Gerald and Ellen Johnson.

Jenna Phillips, daughter of John and Jeri Phillips, is graduating from Massaponax High School and

will attend James Madison University in the fall. Jenna will be studying Biology with the long term

plan of going to medical school and becoming an obstetrician.

Julia M. Schiesser Radford University with a Masters of Math Education; Julia is the daughter of

Michelle Schiesser.

Joseph Wieland, son of Werner and Linda Wieland, graduated from James Madison University with

a BS degree in Biology and double minors in Secondary Education and Coaching Education.

Joseph is currently working on his Master’s Degree in Education.

Annie Louise Wyant graduated from Northern Virginia Community College and plans to attend

George Mason University in the fall. Annie is the granddaughter of Elaine Wyant.

06/02 Marilyn Greene

06/03 Jacob Stockli

06/05 Penny Knepp

06/05 Olivia Johnson

06/06 Joseph Ilk

06/14 Thomas Lee V

06/15 Heather Doud

06/16 Sean Doud

06/18 Ethan Goldberg

06/19 Sarah Estes

06/19 Johnathan Doud

06/19 Virginia Insley

06/20 Jane Schultz

06/21 Stephanie Cronin

06/22 Tracy Magin

06/25 Jim Settles

06/30 Robert Eagle

June Birthdays 2014

Children’s Day

Since there is a Mother’s Day and Father’s Day, we would like to

make you aware that on June 8, Children’s Day is celebrated in honor

of children all over the world. Hug your child today and let them

know they are loved.

FATHER’S DAY

Father's Day, always celebrated on the second Sunday of June, refers to a celebration honoring

fathers and giving them respect for fatherhood, paternal bond, and their influence in our society.

Every day, we celebrate God, our true father, and thank him for our dads.

Third Annual Ladies Tea

The ladies tea was held on Sunday May 18 on a beautiful spring day. We had 43 lovely ladies who,

along with some of their friends and neighbors, brought either their favorite tea cup or a treat to share or

both! It was such fun sharing this special afternoon with our church sisters and friends.

The Thrift Shop Update

The Thrift Shop took in $3,773 for the first three weeks of May. We urgently need younger males who

have not only a vehicle but the strength to pick up our donations and unload them at the Thrift Shop. Home

furnishings are our biggest money maker and without them, the Thrift Shop cannot thrive or survive. Also,

with summer vacations, the shop is always short staffed. Perhaps this would be a good time for church

members who have never volunteered to give it a try for a shift or two a month (3 hours each shift). The

Thrift Shop is a big money maker for Christ Church and really needs your support. For more details or

info, please contact Cheryl at 582-5508 or 972-1891.

The Episcopal Church Women

ECW Plant and Bake Sale in April was a great success! The ladies thank everyone who helped (including

providing all the delicious baked goods) for their sale. After expenses, they netted $617.25.

ECW closed out another year of our regular monthly meetings with our annual field trip to an area historic

episcopal church. This year we traveled to King George and were able to tour two churches. Our first

church was Lambs' Creek Church where we were warmly welcomed by Joan Poland, an ECW member and

very knowledgeable docent. The history of the church has been well preserved and documented. We

learned some very interesting facts. The church is only opened for worship one day a year - the last Sunday

in August were they use a copy of the very rare "Vinegar" Bible (1716) and an altar edition of the 1661

Book of Common Prayer (1739 printing).

From Lambs' Creek we went to St. John's Church, a few miles away and toured that on our own. Again,

another church of simple, quiet, and reflective beauty. St. Johns has had an active congregation

continuously since 1869. Remarkable!

We ended our tours with lunch at Howard's Restaurant & Bakery - good food and most of us left with a bag

or box of yummy bakery items!

Thank you Father Jeff for arranging this trip for us. ECW will break for the summer and resume regular

monthly meetings in September.

God's Blessings to all for a safe and happy summer.

Christ Church Quilters

Interested in Quilting? Our Christ Church quilters are dwindling to a precious few and looking for anyone

that would like to join them on Thursday from 10:30 to 2 in ASH #8. You need not feel obligated to

become a member of the group; just sit in on a few of their sessions and see if it’s something you might be

interested in doing. The ladies would love to have you. Bring a bag lunch and enjoy.

The Sunlight Garden Club

We look forward to more Christ Church members joining this active club and invite you to join us for as

many of these events as you can. Meetings are usually held at 6:30 PM in All Saints Hall on the second

Tuesday of each month. Questions? Contact Margaret Smith, (540) 972-9489. Here is the last meeting of

the year, June 10: Meet at Chancellor’s Village, 6:30 PM to make patriotic arrangements with the

residents.

July Birthdays 2014

07/05 Peggy Settles

07/12 Tina Strausbaugh

07/15 Mary Williams

07/15 Anna Caitlin Doud

07/21 Bill Jackson

07/21 Gerald Johnson

07/21 Jeff Everhart II

07/23 Bill Estes

07/23 Riley Erwin

07/24 Cameron Eagle

07/24 Gerald Stockli Jr.

07/26 Alli Ayres-Brown

07/27 Amanda Watts

07/27 Hannah Clifford

07/27 Hunter Clifford

07/28 Judy Fristoe

07/29 Shirley Pozzato

07/29 Rita Paxton

07/29 Harry Frank

07/30 Beverly McNeill

07/31 Molly Watts

The Great Hall ~ Great Space, Great Price!

Over the years, all of you have experienced the spaciousness and enjoyment of having fellowship and

other church events (dinners and meetings) in our Great Hall in All Saints Hall. However, have you ever

looked at it as the perfect venue for a wedding reception or other large event at a reasonable cost? If not,

perhaps you should. Our splendid Great Hall seats 125 for dinner and can handle 375 for a standing

reception. We have an elevator for those requiring it’s use, a fully equipped warm-up kitchen, and

plenty of parking.

If you’ll tell your friends, neighbors and co-workers about this wonderful space and what it has to offer

(for such a low price) and ask them to contact our parish office for a walk-through of the hall, we’re

confident they will be pleased and delighted they chose our wonderful gathering place for their special

event. The application forms to be filled out are on our Christ Church website:

www.christchurchspotsy.com and click on Facilities. Rental info and contracts are also there for their

use. For additional information, contact Ruth in our parish office, (540) 582-5033.

Maranatha Touring Choir Concert

Please mark your calendars because on Wednesday, July 9 at 7 PM,

this wonderful choir returns to Christ Church before departing on a

several state tour. Our own Kristine and Steve, Hannah and Hunter

Clifford are a part of this unique group. You can’t miss this. It will

be a treat!

The Parish Retreat Update

The parish retreat held at Shrine Mont in early May was a great success. We participated with St.

Peter’s, Port Royal—Catherine Hicks’ church. The weather was beautiful. We worshiped, hiked,

relaxed, read, fished, ate a lot, had workshops on Benedictine spirituality, and enjoyed the natural

beauty.

Marriage Vow Renewal Opportunity

If you are celebrating a landmark wedding anniversary and would

like to celebrate it by renewing your vows on a Sunday in church

with your parish family, speak to Father Packard.

Summer Vacation

The Last Day of Sunday School will be on June 8, 2014. The Last Day of Children’s Chapel will be on

May 25, 2014. Sunday School and Children’s Chapel will resume on September 7, 2014.

Thank you to all teachers for a great year! It is your dedication to the ministry of our children that make

Sunday School possible. Also, a big thanks to Kris Clifford for sharing her wonderful gift with our youth

choir. We hope you all have a wonderful summer vacation!

Youth Group Canoe Trip

On June 8, the group will reap the benefits of their various fund-raising

events and go on a canoe trip down the Rappahannock. Enjoy!!

Christ Church Quilters

Interested in Quilting? Our Christ Church quilters are dwindling to a precious few and looking for anyone

that would like to join them on Thursday from 10:30 to 2 in ASH #8. You need not feel obligated to

become a member of the group; just sit in on a few of their sessions and see if it’s something you might be

interested in doing. The ladies would love to have you. Bring a bag lunch and enjoy.

08/02 Ray Crafton

08/04 Ann Woolford

08/05 Lindsey Bates

08/07 Ruth Brancolini

08/07 Alice Daniels

08/08 Josh LeBlanc

08/10 Mark Svare

08/15 Alex Watts

08/17 Glen Bomgardner

08/17 Chloe Bomgardner

08/19 Carol Baker

08/19 Frank Carosella

08/20 Pat Linton

08/22 Ed Strysko

08/27 Mary McWhirt

08/27 Jeff McWhirt

08/28 Jeanette Stewart

08/30 Linda Wieland

08/30 David Roberts

08/30 Grace Howell

August Birthdays 2014

Vacation Bible School

August 18 - 22

9:00am – 12:00: age 3 thru 5th

grade

9:00am – 3:00pm: 6th

grade thru 12th

grade

Kids love crazy, weird animals…the weirder the better! So we searched the globe for the most special,

unique, rare, never-before seen animas we could find to help kids discover what Jesus’ endless love

means in their lives.

God filled the world with a lot of crazy creatures…including us! We will experience and be

empowered by all of the unexpected and, yes, weird ways that Jesus demonstrated unconditional love.

From healing lepers to washing the feet of his disciples, the Bible is filled with accounts of Jesus’ one

of a kind love.

When kids feel weird, different, or even lost in a crowd- nothing compares to the unconditional love of

Jesus! Join us for VBS this year as we learn about weird creatures and the love of Jesus.

Middle School and High School students will work as counselors and helpers in the morning and have

a program just for them in the afternoon. Registration forms are available at the communications center

and at the back of the church. If you would like to volunteer please contact Jenny LeBlanc at

fmc@christchurchspotsy.com or (540) 582-5033.

Click here for a Registration Form. Please note you must fill out a form, print it, and turn completed form in to Jenny LeBlanc or parish office.

Spotsylvania Family Movie Night!

Friday, June 13, 2014, 8 PM, R. E. Lee Elementary School

Free Admission and you can bring a picnic basket too!

Celebrate the end of school and the beginning of summer!!

Come and enjoy the “stars” at the 2014 Spotsylvania Family Movie Night.

At this time the movie to be shown has not been decided on; therefore, it will be a surprise to all!

Bring your blankets or lawn chairs, sit back and relax while enjoying a movie under the stars.

Vendors will be on site offering a variety of foods for your eating pleasure.

No alcohol, glass containers, tobacco products, or pets allowed.

(Rain Date: Saturday, June 14)

Stars and Stripes Spectacular!

June 28, 2014 ~ Spotsylvania Courthouse

Starting at 3:00 p.m., special shuttle bus service from nearby locations will be offered. Bring your family,

friends and neighbors for this hometown all day family fun event. Come for the music, the food and the

fireworks (which will begin around 9:15).

We’re Back ~ Christ Church Car Show!!

Please mark your calendar for Saturday, October 4, 2014. The car show will be back! We hope to have

cars parked all over the lawn again for you to view and enjoy. The ECM will be cooking food and the

ECW will be selling baked goods. Volunteers for both activities would be appreciated. We are hoping to

keep it simple this year. There will be trophies but probably not tee shirts. The Thrift Shop will be open

instead of a crafts sale. We have taken a two year “vacation” but we hope our friends in the car world will

be back to join us! Please spread the word!

8:30am Morning Prayer

7:00pm Boy Scouts, ASH

308:00am HE Rite 1

9:15am Brotherhood of St. Andrew Mtg/Breakfast, GH

10:30am HE Rite II

11:45am Fellowship, GH

29

3:00pm Spotsylvania Stars and Stripes Spectacular

288:00pm AA Mtg

278:30am Morning Prayer

10:30am Quilters, ASH #8

268:30am Morning Prayer

258:30am Morning Prayer

10:00am Food Pantry

7:00pm Parish Care Comm. Mtg, ASH #8

248:30am Morning Prayer

7:00pm Boy Scouts, ASH

238:00am MP Rite I

10:30am MP Rite II

11:45am Fellowship, GH

22

218:00pm AA Mtg

2010:30am Quilters, ASH #8

1918177:00pm Boy Scouts, ASH

16TRINITY

8:00am HE Rite 1

9:15am Christian Education, ASH

10:30am HE Rite II

11:45am Fellowship, GH

15

148:00pm Spotsylvania Movie Night, R.E. Lee Elementary School

8:00pm AA Mtg

138:30am Morning Prayer

10:30am Quilters, ASH #8

7:00pm Vestry Meeting; ASH #8

128:30am Morning Prayer

118:30am Morning Prayer

10:00am Food Pantry, ASH Downstairs

10:00am Food Pantry

6:00pm Sunlight Garden Club Meet @ Chancellor's Village

7:00pm Prayer Chain Mtg, ASH #8

108:30am Morning Prayer

7:00pm Boy Scouts, ASH

9PENTECOST

8:00am HE Rite 1

9:15am Christian Education, ASH

10:30am HE Rite II

11:45am Youth GoupCanoe Trip

11:45am Fellowship, GH

8

78:00pm AA Mtg

68:30am Morning Prayer

10:30am Quilters, ASH #8

58:30am Morning Prayer

7:15pm Choir Rehearsal

48:30am Morning Prayer

38:30am Morning Prayer

7:00pm Boy Scouts, ASH

2Grad Recog/Family Svc

8:00am HE Rite 1

9:15am Christian Education, ASH

10:30am HE Rite II

11:45am Fellowship, GH

1

SaturdayFridayThursdayWednesdayTuesdayMondaySunday

Christ Church June 2014

8:30am Morning Prayer

10:30am Quilters, ASH #8

318:30am Morning Prayer

308:30am Morning Prayer

298:30am Morning Prayer

7:00pm Boy Scouts, ASH

288:00am HE Rite 1

10:30am HE Rite II

11:45am Fellowship, GH

27

2:15pm Jayne's Dancers, GH

268:00pm AA Mtg

258:30am Morning Prayer

10:30am Quilters, ASH #8

248:30am Morning Prayer

238:30am Morning Prayer

10:00am Food Pantry

228:30am Morning Prayer

7:00pm Boy Scouts, ASH

218:00am HE Rite 1

10:30am HE Rite II

11:45am Fellowship, GH

20

198:00pm AA Mtg

188:30am Morning Prayer

10:30am Quilters, ASH #8

178:30am Morning Prayer

10:00am Shrinemont Board of Directors, GH

168:30am Morning Prayer

158:30am Morning Prayer

7:00pm Boy Scouts, ASH

148:00am HE Rite 1

10:30am HE Rite II

11:45am Youth GoupMtg

11:45am Fellowship, GH

13

128:00pm AA Mtg

118:30am Morning Prayer

10:30am Quilters, ASH #8

7:00pm Vestry Meeting; ASH #8

108:30am Morning Prayer

7:00pm Maranatha Touring Choir, Church

98:30am Morning Prayer

10:00am Food Pantry, ASH Downstairs

88:30am Morning Prayer

7:00pm Boy Scouts, ASH

78:00am HE Rite 1

10:30am HE Rite II

11:45am Fellowship, GH

6

58:00pm AA Mtg

48:30am Morning Prayer

10:30am Quilters, ASH #8

38:30am Morning Prayer

7:15pm Choir Rehearsal

28:30am Morning Prayer

1

SaturdayFridayThursdayWednesdayTuesdayMondaySunday

July 2014

8:00am HE Rite 1

10:30am HE Rite II

11:45am Fellowship, GH

31

2:15pm Jayne's Dancers

308:00pm AA Mtg

298:30am Morning Prayer

10:30am Quilters, ASH #8

288:30am Morning Prayer

278:30am Morning Prayer

10:00am Food Pantry

268:30am Morning Prayer

7:00pm Boy Scouts, ASH

258:00am HE Rite 1

10:30am HE Rite II

11:45am Fellowship, GH

24

8:00am Brotherhood of St. Andrew Mtg/Breakfast, GH

2:00pm (T) Jayne's Dancers, GH

238:00pm AA Mtg

228:30am Morning Prayer

10:30am Quilters, ASH #8

218:30am Morning Prayer

208:30am Morning Prayer

198:30am Morning Prayer

7:00pm Boy Scouts, ASH

188:00am HE Rite 1

10:30am HE Rite II

11:45am Fellowship, GH

17

168:00pm AA Mtg

158:30am Morning Prayer

10:30am Quilters, ASH #8

7:00pm Vestry Meeting; ASH #8

148:30am Morning Prayer

138:30am Morning Prayer

10:00am Food Pantry, ASH Downstairs

128:30am Morning Prayer

7:00pm Boy Scouts, ASH

118:00am HE Rite 1

10:30am HE Rite II

11:45am Fellowship, GH

11:45am Youth GoupMtg

10

98:00pm AA Mtg

88:30am Morning Prayer

10:30am Quilters, ASH #8

78:30am Morning Prayer

7:15pm Choir Rehearsal

68:30am Morning Prayer

10:00am Food Pantry

58:30am Morning Prayer

7:00pm Boy Scouts, ASH

48:00am HE Rite 1

10:30am HE Rite II

11:45am Fellowship, GH

3

28:00pm AA Mtg

1

SaturdayFridayThursdayWednesdayTuesdayMondaySunday

August 2014

DON’T FORGET

Sunday morning worship services 8:00 and 10:30.

Sunday morning Christian Education for all ages from 9:15 to 10:15. Sunday School for

preschool through high school in classrooms downstairs in All Saints Hall. Adult Education in the

Great Hall. Last Sunday, June 8, till fall.

Children’s Chapel in Choir Room at 10:30, except on Family Sunday. Children are brought into

the church to join their families for Communion. Last Sunday, May 25, till fall.

Episcopal Church Women and the Episcopal Men’s Group will be on summer break but resume

their meetings in September.

The Vestry meets on the 2nd

Thursday of the month at 7:00 PM in room 8, All Saints Hall.

Sunday bulletin announcements due by: noon Wednesday, call 582-5033.

The Chronicler will resume in September after summer break. Have a great summer!

Parish Care Commission Re-boot

The Parish Care Commission has been dormant ever Since Anne Parker’s death. We are delighted to

announce that Deacon Margaret has now been appointed to chair this commission. The focus of the

commission is to help provide support and pastoral care to members of the congregation. They will be

in charge of the Prayer Chain—the confidential prayer list that is not published in the bulletin. They are

also developing a ministry of providing meals to members who are recovering from surgery or other

disruptive life events. The newly organized commission will meet at 7:00 PM on Tuesday, June 24 in

room #8 of All Saints Hall. All who are interested are invited to attend. Your ideas for new ministries

are welcome. The commission was renamed as the “Parish Care and Health” commission under Anne

Parker’s leadership. As the parish nurse, Anne’s focus was on matters of health. We are going back to

the original name of “Parish Care”.

Fellowship Commission

We want and need you to share yourself and your time hosting Fellowship on

Sundays. Fellowship hour is a very important ministry as it gives us time to

socialize/unwind once a week as a church family. Talk to Bill Butler about

hosting and then sign up at the Communication Center.