The Beacon St. Barnabas Episcopal Church May- June 2017 Everybody loves a birthday. On Pentecost, June 4 th , we celebrate the feast day of the descent of the Holy Spirit, which is often referred to as the birthday of the Christian Church; Let us examine this word “Church.” What is a Christian Church? Here is a good definition: The Christian Church is a visible society established by Jesus Christ to continue the work of redemption. First, we say that the Church is a visible society, consisting of people who believe in Jesus Christ as the Savior and the Son of God, and of clergy who are ordained by God to govern it. The first thing Jesus did when He began His public work was to gather a group of followers. Of these He selected and trained twelve to be His apostles. They were to carry on His work after Him. When Judas died, the apostles were careful to fill his post. This has gone on and on down through the centuries, so that today’s bishops and priests are successors of the Lord’s apostles and disciples. Second, the Church was established by Jesus Christ; it is not a man-made institution. Although faulty because it is overseen by man, it is faultless because it is established, ordered, and governed by Jesus Christ. Jesus speaks of “His” Church. He “purchased” it or established it with His death on the cross. This Church was born on Pentecost Day. It was then that God the Holy Spirit came to dwell within the Church. Just as the first man, Adam, was lifeless until God breathed into him the breath of life. So, the church truly became a living society when the Holy Spirit descended from heaven and took up His abode within the Church and its people. The Church is often spoken of as the “body of Christ” – we are the members of that body, and the Holy Spirit is the soul. Third, the Church was established to continue the work of redemption. This means saving people for eternity. It is true that mankind was saved by the death of Jesus Christ on the cross. It is true that Christ said on Good Friday “It is finished,” and that this includes the fact that our salvation is complete. But the “good news” of Christ’s death to save us has to be made known to all men and women of every place and every time. So Christ established a means whereby His salvation would be brought to all people of the world and this means was His Church. Our Lord said, “I have come to seek and to save the lost.” This is the Church’s mission: not just some of the time, but all of the time! Let us celebrate the Feast of Pentecost as the real birthday for our Church. May it give us the power to be true witnesses for Christ, to be truly the “called ones” for Christ, Our Lord. May we on our travels and various other activities throughout the summer remember what it means to be “called by Christ.” Also, when we are home, we celebrate with our church community in the common mission and witness every single Sunday. Soli Deo Gloria, Father Michael J. Murphy, SSC Message from the Rector
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The Beacon St. Barnabas Episcopal Church May- June 2017
Everybody loves a birthday. On Pentecost, June 4th, we celebrate the feast day of the descent of the Holy Spirit, which is often referred to as the birthday of the Christian Church; Let us examine this word “Church.” What is a Christian Church? Here is a good definition: The Christian Church is a visible society established by Jesus Christ to continue the work of redemption.
First, we say that the Church is a visible society, consisting of people who believe in Jesus Christ as the Savior and the Son of God, and of clergy who are ordained by God to govern it. The first thing Jesus did when He began His public work was to gather a group of followers. Of these He selected and trained twelve to be His apostles. They were to carry on His work after Him. When Judas died, the apostles were careful to fill his post. This has gone on and on down through the centuries, so that today’s bishops and priests are successors of the Lord’s apostles and disciples.
Second, the Church was established by Jesus Christ; it is not a man-made institution. Although faulty because it is overseen by man, it is faultless because it is established, ordered, and governed by Jesus Christ. Jesus speaks of “His” Church. He “purchased” it or established it with His death on the cross. This Church was born on Pentecost Day. It was then that God the Holy Spirit came to dwell within the Church. Just as the first man, Adam, was lifeless until God breathed into him the breath of life. So, the church truly became a living society when the Holy Spirit descended from heaven and took up His abode within the Church and its people. The Church is often spoken of as the “body of Christ” – we are the members of that body, and the Holy Spirit is the soul.
Third, the Church was established to continue the work of redemption. This means saving people for eternity. It is true that mankind was saved by the death of Jesus Christ on the cross. It is true that Christ said on Good Friday “It is finished,” and that this includes the fact that our salvation is complete. But the “good news” of Christ’s death to save us has to be made known to all men and women of every place and every time. So Christ established a means whereby His salvation would be brought to all people of the world and this means was His Church. Our Lord said, “I have come to seek and to save the lost.” This is the Church’s mission: not just some of the time, but all of the time!
Let us celebrate the Feast of Pentecost as the real birthday for our Church. May it give us the power to be true witnesses for Christ, to be truly the “called ones” for Christ, Our Lord. May we on our travels and various other activities throughout the summer remember what it means to be “called by Christ.” Also, when we are home, we celebrate with our church community in the common mission and witness every single Sunday.
Soli Deo Gloria, Father Michael J. Murphy, SSC
Message from the Rector
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CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Notes from the Sexton I appreciate the effort the coffee hour host and their assistants put into collecting the wet dishcloths and dishtowels and putting them on the washing machine. Here is my conundrum: unless I have tablecloths to wash, it may be a week or longer before I go into the laundry room and we all know what happens to a pile of wet laundry left in a pile for a week or longer. Here is the solution to the conundrum: the coffee hour host and their assistants spread the wet dishtowels and dishcloths on the tables around the kitchen to dry and when I come in on Monday to clean up for Rotary; I will gather up all the dishtowels and dishcloths and put them in the dirty laundry. Respectfully submitted, David Thomas
Monday, May 1 ~ Evening Prayer at 6 p.m. in honor of St. Philip & St. James, Apostles
Almighty God, who gave to your apostles Philip and James grace and strength to bear witness to the truth: Grant that we, being mindful of their victory of faith, may glorify in life and death the Name of our Lord Jesus Christ; who lives and reigns with You and the Holy Spirit, one God, now and for ever. Amen.
Theology Night resumed Tuesday, May 2 at 6 p.m. at the Celtic Cup Father Murphy dares you to bring a theological question designed to “stump the priest.” Enjoy the great atmosphere and refreshments at the Celtic Cup while he leads the group in a lively discussion. Theology night resumed Tuesday, May 2 and will meet every Tuesday night at 6 p.m. throughout May and June.
Hymn Festival ~ Sunday, May 7 at 5 p.m. The Music Ministry of Saint Barnabas’ Episcopal Church held their Third Annual Hymn Festival on Sunday, May 7 at 5 pm in the church sanctuary at 110 East Lincoln in Tullahoma. Dr. Darryl Ray Miller of Franklin served as the guest organist. The program consisted of anthems by the Saint Barnabas Festival Choir (directed by Mr. Evans Baird), congregational hymn singing, and organ pieces played by Dr. Darryl Miller on the newly enlarged Casavant Frerés pipe organ. There was a reception following the festival in the parish hall.
Dr. Darryl Miller serves St. Andrew Lutheran Church in Franklin, Tennessee, as Organist. Beginning in 2002, he served a dual role as Director of Music and and Organist, but chose to step down from conducting three years ago. At St. Andrew Church, Darryl was directly responsible for negotiating the acquisition of the 52-rank Aeolian-Skinner pipe organ. He recently retired as a music specialist with the Metro Nashville Public Schools.
It was a good time had by all those able to attend the Hymn Festival. Thank you to the
participants who helped to make it a success! We’re so blessed to have gifted choir
members and musicians in our community who join us each year for the festival.
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Chancel Choir rehearsal every Wednesday at 7 p.m. Chancel Choir will continue to rehearse every Wednesday evening at 7 p.m. in preparation for the St. Barnabas’ Day Celebration. The last rehearsal before the choir takes their summer break will be Wednesday, June 7.
Knitting Guild meets every Tuesday at 4 p.m. Do you enjoy knitting and or would you like to learn to knit? The Knitting Guild is always looking for new members to join them. They meet in the classroom next to the kitchen every Tuesday at 4 p.m. Contact David Thomas at 931-247-6328 for more information.
Men’s Breakfast every second Saturday at 8 a.m. All men of the parish are invited to come enjoy a hearty breakfast on Saturday, May 13 & June 10 at 8 a.m. in the parish hall. The Brotherhood of Saint Andrew will have their monthly meeting following each breakfast.
It’s Yard Sale Time Again!!! Saturday, May 20 from 7a.m.-1 p.m. Those attending the St. Michael’s Youth Conference this summer are hosting a yard sale for the community on May 20th from 7am – 1pm. We are in great need of your treasures that you’re ready to give away! Feel free to drop off your donations any time during office hours (Mon-Thurs 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.) and please place them in the Yard Sale Room located in the Christian Education wing. Anyone who needs assistance with the pick-up of large items from your home or to drop off items after office hours may contact Erica Murphy to make arrangements at 931-215-1261. We are also looking for volunteers to help sort, price and work the sale! We will begin working on Tuesday, May 16th following the Rotary breakfast at approximately 8 a.m. Anyone who loves a challenge is invited to join the fun. Pray for good weather and a fruitful sale! Please bring your items to donate no later than Monday, May 15 to the church office. Thank you for the donations already delivered. All proceeds from the yard sale will be used to defray the costs of travel to the St. Michael’s Youth Conference in July.
Ascension Day ~ Thursday, May 25 ~ Holy Eucharist at 6 p.m.
Almighty God, whose blessed Son our Savior Jesus Christ ascended far above all heavens that He might fill all things: Mercifully give us faith to perceive that, according to His promise, He abides with His Church on earth, even to the end of the ages; through Jesus Christ our Lord, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, in glory everlasting. Amen.
The Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary ~ Wednesday, May 31 ~ Holy Eucharist at 6 p.m.
Father in heaven, by your grace the virgin mother of your incarnate Son was blessed in bearing him, but still more blessed in keeping your word: Grant us who honor the exaltation of her lowliness to follow the example of her devotion to your will; through Jesus Christ our Lord, who lives and reigns
with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. Amen.
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Memorial Service for Ann Lunsford Young ~ Wednesday, June 7 at 1 p.m. Ann Lunsford Young, 83, died Tuesday, February 28, 2017 in Beaufort Memorial Hospital in Beaufort, SC. A celebration of her life will be held in the sanctuary and interment of her ashes will be on Wednesday, June 7th at 1 p.m. with a reception following in the parish hall.
St. Barnabas’ Patronal Feast Day Celebration & Potluck Picnic ~ Sunday, June 11 at 11:30 am. You’re invited to the annual parish-wide potluck picnic celebration in honor of our patron saint. Bring your favorite picnic side dish to share. Many hands make light work and the celebration more fun for all involved!
Volunteers are needed to help set up and clean up after the picnic. A sign-up sheet is posted on the bulletin board in the parish hall if you would like to help with the event.
The Nativity of St. John the Baptist ~ Saturday, June 24 ~Holy Eucharist at 6 p.m.
Almighty God, by whose providence your servant John the Baptist was wonderfully born, and sent to prepare the way of Your Son our Savior by preaching repentance: Make us so to follow his teaching and holy life, that we may truly repent according to his preaching; and, following his example, constantly speak the truth, boldly rebuke vice, and patiently suffer for the truth's sake; through Jesus Christ your Son our Lord, who lives and reigns with You and the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. Amen.
Evening Prayer at 6 p.m.~ Thursday, June 29 ~ St. Peter & St. Paul Apostles
Almighty God, whose blessed apostles Peter and Paul glorified You by their martyrdom: Grant that your Church, instructed by their teaching and example, and knit together in unity by your Spirit, may ever stand firm upon the one foundation, which is Jesus Christ our Lord; who lives and reigns with You, in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, now and for ever. Amen.
St. Barnabas Diners meet the First Thursday of each month at 6 p.m.
ST B DINERS met on Thursday, May 4th, at 6 PM at Tandoor, an Indian restaurant at 529 N. Thompson Lane in Murfreesboro. The menu offers a variety of choices spicy and non-spicy.
The next dining excursion is on Thursday, June 1st, at 6 p.m. at Papa Ron's, 402 W Main St in Monteagle. This is one of our best attended venues, despite the long drive. The St B Diners will go to Camino Real located at 1050 N Jackson St. in Tullahoma on Thursday, July, 6th at 6 p.m. It is ranked as one of the best Mexican restaurants in Tullahoma.
Contact Sharon Maby for reservations at 715-305-1249 or via email at [email protected] by noon on the day of each event.
Building Use - If you would like to use the parish hall or any other rooms at St. Barnabas for events that have not already been scheduled, please write it on the calendar (preferably one month in advance) in the old parish hall by the office. If you are the committee chairperson in charge of a church event, please also note the times on the church calendar that you will need for set-up and cleanup. You may use the parish hall for family/group events but there may be a rental charge for using the church building depending on the nature of the event. Please email June in the parish office so that she can get the proper approval from Father Murphy and discuss rental fees with you.
Outreach needs for the summer
Box Fan Drive for Good Samaritan Good Samaritan relies heavily on the fans we buy to assist those without a means of keeping cool in the warmer months. You may donate a box fan to help or make a monetary donation to the St. Barnabas’ Outreach Committee for the purchase of a fan. Fans usually cost between $15-25. St. Barnabas’ Diaper Drive
The Outreach Committee has been getting many requests for children’s diapers from those in need in the community. If you would like to donate diapers (Size 2 and up preferred), there will be a collection area set up by the parish hall entrance. Or you may also make a monetary donation to the Outreach Committee for the purchase of diapers.
GOOD SAMARITAN ~ SUMMER FOOD PANTRY Summer can be a tough time for some of the children in our community. A lot of those children receive most of their meals during school where they are given breakfast and lunch. Tullahoma City Schools will again be offering a free breakfast and lunch program at East Lincoln Elementary on weekdays during the summer. However, some children will still be in need of snacks and food for other meals. Listed below are some items that the pantry has requested for the summer. However, any donations of food items not on the list are also greatly appreciated by Good Samaritan. They’re always impressed by the generosity of our parish when they pick up the donations! REQUESTED ITEMS: peanut butter, jelly, breakfast bars, boxes of cereal, boxed instant oatmeal in packages, canned or pre-packaged fruits, applesauce, easy to open lunch & dinner meals (ravioli, spaghetti, macaroni & cheese etc.)- anything that is easy for children to prepare or cook for themselves.
Please give monetary donations to Robbie Williamson
PLEASE CONSIDER joining the Altar Guild ministry. The more workers there are in the Guild, the less work and less time is required for each person. The current members have done a stellar job keeping the church altar clean and beautiful, and did yeoman duty for the Easter season, but they really need additional hands. Please contact Anne Hightower for more information.
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Lay Ministry Schedule for May and June 2017
Position
07 May 4th Sunday of
Easter
14 May 5th Sunday
of Easter
21 May 6th Sunday of
Easter
28 May 7th Sunday of
Easter
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Lector/Chalice Jeff Emmet Pat Eagan Crawford Parrish Jeff Emmet
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Lector 1 Jim Jolliffe Crawford Parrish
Crawford Parrish
Marianne Cavett
Lector 2 Jordan Daly Ed LeBlanc Zachary Daly Lee Cavett
Prayers of the People
Barbara Harmon Fran Parrish Fran Parrish Virginia Boyd
Chalice 1 Marge
Henderson Jim Jolliffe Ed LeBlanc Marge
Henderson
Chalice 2 Crawford Parrish
Crawford Parrish
Crawford Parrish
Crawford Parrish
Usher 1 M. Williamson M.
Williamson M. Williamson M. Williamson
Greeter 1 René Cavett Ed LeBlanc Jim Jolliffe Maurice Hale
Greeter 2 Justin
Edwards Roberson
Family Liz Jolliffe Ginny Bagsby
Position 04 Jun
Pentecost
11 Jun Trinity
Sunday
18 Jun 2nd Sunday
after Pentecost
25 Jun 3rd Sunday
after Pentecost
//////////////// 8:00 AM 8:00 AM 8:00 AM 8:00 AM
Lector/Chalice Pat Eagan Crawford Parrish Jeff Emmet Pat Eagan
//////////////// 10:30 AM 10:30 AM 10:30 AM 10:30 AM
Lector 1 Jim Jolliffe Crawford Parrish Virginia Boyd Lee Cavett
Lector 2 Barbara Harmon Jordan Daly Ed LeBlanc
Marianne Cavett
Prayers of the People Fran Parrish Lee Cavett
Crawford Parrish Virginia Boyd
Chalice 1 Jim Jolliffe Ed LeBlanc Marge
Henderson Jim Jolliffe
Chalice 2 Crawford Parrish
Crawford Parrish
Crawford Parrish
Crawford Parrish
Usher 1 M.
Williamson M.
Williamson M. Williamson M. Williamson
Greeter 1 Clare Zisk John Greeter Ed LeBlanc Joan Fellin
Greeter 2 Gallman Family
Sandra Johnson
Carolyn McKersie
Marge Hendeson
7 a - 1 p
YARD
SALE
PRAYer FOR MOTHERS: We give thanks to God for the divine gift of motherhood in all its diverse forms. Let us pray for all the mothers among us today; for our own mothers, those living and those who have passed away; for the mothers who loved us and for those who fell short of loving us fully; for all who hope to be mothers someday and for those whose hopes to have children have been frustrated; for all mothers who have lost children; for all women who have been a substitute mother for those in need. We pray this all in the name of Jesus Christ Our Lord. Amen.
St. Barnabas’ Episcopal Church June 2017 Calendar of Events
4 The Day of Pentecost 8:00 a. Holy Eucharist, Rite I 10:30 a. Holy Eucharist, Rite II 11:30 a. Potluck
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6 4:00 p. Knitting Guild 6:00 p. Theology Night @ Celtic Cup
7 1:00 p. Ann Young Memorial Service 7:00 p. Last Chancel Choir Rehearsal before Summer Break.
8 9 10 8 a.m. Men’s Breakfast & BOSTA Meeting
11 The 1st Sunday after Pentecost 8:00 a. Holy Eucharist, Rite I 10:30 a. Holy Eucharist, Rite II 11:30 a St. Barnabas’ Day Celebration & Potluck Picnic 12:30 p. DOK Meeting
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13 4:00 p. Knitting Guild 6:00 p. Theology Night @ Celtic Cup
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15 10:00 a. Staff Meeting 6:00 p. Vestry Meeting
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18 The 2
nd Sunday after Pentecost (Father’s Day)
8:00 a. Holy Eucharist, Rite I 10:30 a. Holy Eucharist, Rite II 11:30 a. Fellowship Hour
19 20 4:00 p. Knitting Guild 6:00 p. Theology Night @ Celtic Cup
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23 BEACON DEADLINE!
24 The Nativity of St. John the Baptist 6:00 p. Holy Eucharist
25 The 3rd
Sunday after Pentecost 8:00 a. Holy Eucharist, Rite I 10:30 a. Holy Eucharist, Rite II 11:30 a. Fellowship Hour
26 27 4:00 p. Knitting Guild 6:00 p. Theology Night @ Celtic Cup
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29 St. Peter & St. Paul, Apostles 6:00 p. Evening Prayer
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Prayer for Fathers: Loving God, Heavenly Father, we thank You for fathers. We thank You for biological fathers, adopted fathers, and fathers in spirit. We thank You for fathers who love and nurture children who are not their own, who teach us to be upright and courageous in adversity and make us strong enough to go out into the world. We thank You for fathers who work hard every day to help fulfill the needs of their families, who fix broken things and teach us how to do it ourselves, who embrace us and guide us, who love us even when they don't understand us. We know they reflect and embody Your love for us as our heavenly Father. Comfort those of us who miss our fathers this day, and strengthen and bless those fathers who work so hard to love, protect, and nurture their families this day and every day. Amen
St. Barnabas’ Episcopal Church GREETER SCHEDULE
MAY 7-28, 2017 JUN 4-25, 2017
MAY 07 Rene’ Cavett Justin Edwards MAY 14 Ed LeBlanc Roberson Family MAY 21 Liz Jolliffe Jim Jolliffe MAY 28 Maurice Hale Ginny Bagsby JUN 04 Clare Zisk Gallman Family JUN 11 John Greeter Sandra Johnson JUN 18 Ed LeBlanc Carolyn Mackersie JUN 25 Joan Fellin Margaret Henderson
Thanks to our Greeters serving at our Church Services. You are greatly appreciated. EVERYONE is encouraged to volunteer as a “GREETER”… including children. Greeter Volunteers are needed at ALL Services to meet and welcome every one, new and old. If you can sign up as a volunteer and are not already listed, please do so… by calling Marianne (or email [email protected] ) to volunteer for service time. For those that cannot serve on your scheduled Sunday date, please help us by trading your date with another Greeter. Then, notify Marianne (phone 931-461-9062 or email < [email protected] > ) AND June, our Church Secretary, by the Tuesday before the Service that you are scheduled for, so that change(s) can be made in the Sunday Church Bulletin’s Worship List, that goes to print on Wednesdays… and also for the future calendar change date of the Greeter you traded with. Thanks be to God for your service so willingly given and God Bless everyone of you, Lee and Marianne Cavett, Greeter Co-Chairpersons [email protected] (931) 461-9062 HOME (931) 639-2066 CELL
Recycling .................... David Thomas 247-6328 The History of St. Barnabas Marjorie Collier 455-4186 Ushers ........................ Mark Williamson 393-2502 Use of the Church ....... Fr. Murphy 455-3170
Parish Information St. Barnabas’ Episcopal Church 110 East Lincoln Street Tullahoma, TN 37388
Office................. 931-455-3170 Fax.................... 931-455-3194 Email................. [email protected] Website............. stbarnabastullahoma.com OFFICE HOURS: MONDAY-THURSDAY, 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM OFFICE CLOSED ON MONDAY, MAY 29 (MEMORIAL DAY)
The Reverend Michael J. Murphy, Rector Office: 931-455-3170 Cell: 931-215-1435 Email: [email protected]
Staff Members Verger .................................... Crawford L. Parrish, Seminarian-in-Residence ...... Sinclair Ender Sr. Organist ........................... Nelda Lowrance Education............................... Fr. Murphy Nursery .................................. Yvonne Gilliam Parish Secretary .................... June Smith Sexton ................................... David Thomas Treasurer ............................... Liz Jolliffe
Sunday Service Times 8:00 a.m. Holy Eucharist, Rite I 9:30 a.m. Christian Education* 10:30 a.m. Holy Eucharist, Rite II* 11:30 p.m. Fellowship Hour
*Childcare is provided on Sundays for children five and under.
Episcopal Diocese of Tennessee The Right Reverend John C. Bauerschmidt 3700 Woodmont Blvd Nashville, TN 37215
Vestry Members Virginia Bagsby ................................................. 637-2252 René Cavett ...................................................... 461-9062 Rick Crutcher .................................................... 455-9619 Justin Edwards. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 423-605-4657 Maurice Hale. ................................................... 434-4209 Barbara Harmon ............................................... 581-7831 Jim Jolliffe……………………………………….. 393-2552 David Thomas ................................................... 247-6328 Mark Williamson ................................................ 393-2502
Vestry Officers Senior Warden Mark Williamson
Junior Warden Jim Jolliffe Treasurer Liz Jolliffe Assistant Treasurer Clare Zisk Clerk of the Vestry Button Dale Class of 2017 Class of 2018 Rick Crutcher René Cavett Jim Jolliffe Barbara Harmon Mark Williamson Maurice Hale Class of 2019 Virginia Bagsby Justin Edwards David Thomas
THE DEADLINE FOR THE JULY-AUGUST EDITION OF THE BEACON IS JUNE 23, 2017
Vestry Members Evans Baird ...................................................... 728-3818 Rene Cavétt ...................................................... 461-9062 Rick Crutcher .................................................... 455-9619 June Debatin ..................................................... 461-5733 Maurice Hale. ................................................... 434-4209 Jim Jolliffe……………………………………… 393-2552 Ed LeBlanc ....................................................... 409-5700 Mark Williamson ............................................... 393-2502
Vestry Officers Senior Warden Mark Williamson
Junior Warden Jim Jolliffe Treasurer Liz Jolliffe Assistant Treasurer Clare Zisk Clerk of the Vestry Button Dale Class of 2016 Class of 2017 Evans Baird Rick Crutcher Ed LeBlanc Jim Jolliffe Larry Pace Mark Williamson Class of 2018 René Cavett June Debatin Maurice Hale
Vestry Members Evans Baird ...................................................... 728-3818 Rene Cavétt ...................................................... 461-9062 Rick Crutcher .................................................... 455-9619 June Debatin ..................................................... 461-5733 Maurice Hale. ................................................... 434-4209 Jim Jolliffe……………………………………… 393-2552 Ed LeBlanc ....................................................... 409-5700 Mark Williamson ............................................... 393-2502
Vestry Officers Senior Warden Mark Williamson
Junior Warden Jim Jolliffe Treasurer Liz Jolliffe Assistant Treasurer Clare Zisk Clerk of the Vestry Button Dale Class of 2016 Class of 2017 Evans Baird Rick Crutcher Ed LeBlanc Jim Jolliffe Larry Pace Mark Williamson Class of 2018 René Cavett June Debatin Maurice Hale
