Volume 7 Issue 1 Spiritual New Year’s Resolutions January / February 2011 OUR MISSION STATEMENT St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Chittenango, New York exists for the purpose of glorifying God, proclaiming the Gospel and Serving others in His Name, in this community and around the world by the grace and power of the Holy Spirit. We gather together to joyfully celebrate the sacraments, encourage inquiring hearts and minds and share life’s joys and sorrows. Bishop’s Visitation 2 End of Life Workshops 3 Birthdays 5 People News 6 Prayer List 7 Ministry Schedules 10- 11 Calendars 12- 13 Inside this issue: St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Chittenango, New York My dear friends, Thoughts of January always prompt me to ask myself, “What ‘new’ thing might I do this year?”. The Magi studied the stars for clues to life and the future. But what made them do more than study and wonder what that new star was doing in the heavens? What prompted them into action that led them to visit the newborn Christ Child? Something called to them. What calls to us this fresh new time of 2011? What new thing might we do this year? What old thing might we give up doing? I suppose that is the stuff of New Year’s resolutions. We may think health & fitness: This year I will stick to my diet and exercise more! Or maybe personal growth: This year I will read that book that has been sitting on my shelf all year. Or maybe on the home front: At home, this year I will get organized. How about in our faith life? What new thing does God call us to this year? Perhaps it will be “action”: get to church more. Perhaps it will be “study”: read the Bible for 15 minutes every day, go to Bible study, or read a book on St. Paul because I wonder what made that man do so much. Or maybe it will be spirituality: stop wondering about how to pray better and join a prayer circle - or start one! Mission: maybe this year I will pick one way to help others so that I might share what God has given me. Our possibilities are endless. Our inspiration to grow in our faith and faithful living is always present, but sometimes our calls from God get drowned out with all the noise in our lives. This year, let us listen more carefully and then act on at least one of the new things that might deepen our faith, enrich our prayer life, broaden our understanding of scripture… the possibilities are endless. Let’s enlist a friend to share this adventure with us. It is more fun and we can hold each other accountable. And who knows, this may bring more joy into our lives. May God help each of us discover a more joyful corner of our hearts this year and share that joy with another. Joyfully, The Good News
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Volume 7 Issue 1
Spiritual New Year’s Resolutions
January / February 2011
OUR MISSION
STATEMENT
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Chittenango, New York exists for the
purpose of glorifying God, proclaiming the Gospel and Serving
others in His Name, in this community and
around the world by the grace and power of the
Holy Spirit.
We gather together to joyfully celebrate the
sacraments, encourage inquiring hearts and
minds and share life’s joys and sorrows.
Bishop’s Visitation 2
End of Life Workshops
3
Birthdays 5
People News 6
Prayer List 7
Ministry Schedules 10-11
Calendars 12-13
Inside this issue:
St. Paul ’s Episcopal Church Chittenango , New York
My dear friends, Thoughts of January always prompt me to ask myself, “What ‘new’ thing might I do this year?”. The Magi studied the stars for clues to life and the future. But what made them do more than
study and wonder what that new star was doing in the heavens? What prompted them into action that led them to visit the newborn Christ Child? Something called to them. What calls to us this fresh new time of 2011? What new thing might we do this year? What old thing might we give up doing? I suppose that is the stuff of New Year’s resolutions. We may think health & fitness: This year I will stick to my diet and exercise more! Or maybe personal growth: This year I will read that book that has been sitting on my shelf all year. Or maybe on the home front: At home, this year I will get organized. How about in our faith life? What new thing does God call us to this year? Perhaps it will be “action”: get to church more. Perhaps it will be “study”: read the Bible for 15 minutes every day, go to Bible study, or read a book on St. Paul because I wonder what made that man do so much. Or maybe it will be spirituality: stop wondering about how to pray better and join a prayer circle - or start one! Mission: maybe this year I will pick one way to help others so that I might share what God has given me. Our possibilities are endless. Our inspiration to grow in our faith and faithful living is always present, but sometimes our calls from God get drowned out with all the noise in our lives. This year, let us listen more carefully and then act on at least one of the new things that might deepen our faith, enrich our prayer life, broaden our understanding of scripture… the possibilities are endless. Let’s enlist a friend to share this adventure with us. It is more fun and we can hold each other accountable. And who knows, this may bring more joy into our lives. May God help each of us discover a more joyful corner of our hearts this year and share that joy with another. Joyfully,
The Good News
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Mother’s Musings
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You are cordially invited to join us for an open house at our home. We will have Christmas goodies - appetizer and sweet finger foods.
We hope you are able to drop in and visit a while before we bid farewell to the Christmas season for another year.
(We will keep it casual. Families invited.)
Directions: Route 690 to the Teall Avenue exit. Go right off the exit. Take Teall up and over the hill. One block after James Street, take the first left onto Rugby Road. Go to the stop sign. Turn right onto Dorchester Road and take an immediate left fork onto Wheaton Road. We are on the left first house after you make the turn. The house is taupe with blue shutters. We have an angel in our front yard.
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January 30 The Right Rev. Bishop Gladstone B. Adams will make his triennial visit to St. Paul’s. Our wor-ship will take place at the usual 8 and 9:30 am. We will plan coffee hour between services as well as following the 9:30 service. This is a wonderful opportunity to hear about what is going on around the Episcopal Church and the Diocese of Central New York from our own Bishop Skip. I hope everyone is able to come and offer our special St. Paul’s hospitality to our Bishop.
Prepar ing for Worship Prepar ing for Worship Prepar ing for Worship Prepar ing for Worship ———— Quiet ly Quiet ly Quiet ly Quiet ly Some folks like to prepare for worship in a time or quiet prayer before the service. Others like to take that opportunity to connect with friends. While both are worthwhile endeavors, they don’t always seem to co-exist easily. So, we would like to set aside the church as a sanctuary of relative quiet before each service, to allow folks a peaceful place to pray. If you’d like to chat with your friends before worship , please either whisper or use other spaces in the building. Thank You!
Vestry Retreat January 22 - 8:30 am to 4:00 pm
Place : TBA
For New and Returning Vestry Members
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“H“H“H“HAPPILYAPPILYAPPILYAPPILY E E E EVERVERVERVER A A A AFTERFTERFTERFTER…”…”…”…” A series about the Christian understanding of life and death and preparing for our final journey homeA series about the Christian understanding of life and death and preparing for our final journey homeA series about the Christian understanding of life and death and preparing for our final journey homeA series about the Christian understanding of life and death and preparing for our final journey home Wednesday evenings in January, 7:00 pm, at St. Matthew’s, Liverpool On Wednesday evenings in January, St. Matthew’s be offering an adult education series on Death & Dying. This is a 4 week course designed to help us look at end-of-life issues through the lens of our faith. There’s no better time to prepare ourselves spiritually and intellectually for this eventuality than when we’re notnotnotnot in the midst of that sorrow. Each session can stand alone and you’re welcome to sign up for whatever you feel would be helpful for you. You’re also welcome to invite friends and family members as well.
Wednesday, January January January January 5555thththth Led by: Mother Carrie WWWWHATHATHATHAT DODODODO WEWEWEWE BELIEVEBELIEVEBELIEVEBELIEVE???? We’ll discuss common beliefs about life, death and resurrection and then compare and contrast them with classic Christian teachings.
Wednesday, January January January January 12121212thththth Led by: Stacey & Bill Balduf (attorneys) LLLLEGALEGALEGALEGAL QUESTIONSQUESTIONSQUESTIONSQUESTIONS Planning ahead: living wills, DNRs, estate planning, wills, etc.
Wednesday, January 19January 19January 19January 19thththth Led by: The Rev. John Martinichio, Episcopal Priest and licensed funeral director
FFFFUNERALUNERALUNERALUNERAL P P P PLANNINGLANNINGLANNINGLANNING I: T I: T I: T I: THEHEHEHE SECULARSECULARSECULARSECULAR PARTPARTPARTPART What goes in to funeral planning? What are the costs -- really? What options do you really
have? Looking for clear, honest answers? This will be a great class! Wednesday, January January January January 26262626thththth Led by: Mother Carrie
FFFFUNERALUNERALUNERALUNERAL P P P PLANNINGLANNINGLANNINGLANNING II: T II: T II: T II: THEHEHEHE R R R RELIGIOUSELIGIOUSELIGIOUSELIGIOUS P P P PARTARTARTART Planning a church funeral: prayer, hymn and scripture selections. We’ll go through the logistics
of planning a church funeral and I’ll have worksheets we can use to plan.
To register call the church officeTo register call the church officeTo register call the church officeTo register call the church office 457 457 457 457----4633 or email: 4633 or email: 4633 or email: 4633 or email: [email protected][email protected][email protected][email protected] ....
Trainings and Workshops Trainings and Workshops Trainings and Workshops Trainings and Workshops SAFE CHURCH TRAINING SAFE CHURCH TRAINING SAFE CHURCH TRAINING SAFE CHURCH TRAINING ---- Sunday, Jan. 23 Sunday, Jan. 23 Sunday, Jan. 23 Sunday, Jan. 23 ———— 3:00 pm at St. Matthew’s, Liverpool 3:00 pm at St. Matthew’s, Liverpool 3:00 pm at St. Matthew’s, Liverpool 3:00 pm at St. Matthew’s, Liverpool To register: call 457-4633 or email [email protected] Safe Church Training is required for all staff, vestry, S.S. teachers, nursery volunteers, and anyone else who works with youth in the parish or serves in a leadership role. Training is good for five years.
More Musings
Annual MeetingAnnual MeetingAnnual MeetingAnnual Meeting January 16
One Worship Service at 9:00 am
Following worship, our covered dish brunch, vestry elections, and our annual meeting. Reports will be distributed ahead of time. Please pick up your copy and review before the meeting so that we can move along quickly through some of the business portion of the meeting.
TREASURER’S REPORT
November, 2010
Nov. Income: $8,803.37
Nov. Expense: $7,027.64
YTD Income: $106,072.04
YTD Expense: $103,620.32
2010 Pledge Total: $64,598.00
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OUTREACH NEWS Congratulations St Paul’s! Our Holiday Bazaar Holiday Bazaar Holiday Bazaar Holiday Bazaar earned over $1700.00 this year. Sincere thanks to the many folks who gave their time and energy to make this event such a success. We wish to give special thanks to Roberta Kincaid for organizing, directing the craft making and staging the entire bazaar, Libby Mills who lent her extraordinary talents to make many of the beautiful items we sold, Julie Reals for stepping forward to organize and manage the luncheon, and Darryl Tarbell and Joanne Furtado for organizing the Basket Raffle. Winners of the raffle were Jim Schofield, Tammy Barahmeh, Judy Montgomery, Joanne Furtado, Mr. Talbot, Patricia Fox, and Tania Mousaw. The holiday season was a busy one for St Paul’s. We sponsored a drive to support the Syracuse Rescue MissionRescue MissionRescue MissionRescue Mission which helped provide every resident in their five programs with a “stocking” filled with new personal hygiene products. Through the “Dove Tree” “Dove Tree” “Dove Tree” “Dove Tree” project we provided presents for several chil-dren and families in Madison County. This is a very popular tradition as our parishioners love to play Santa! I don’t want to leave out the terrific support of our local Food Pantry Food Pantry Food Pantry Food Pantry with our 10 lbs of food per family donation drive in October in conjunction with the nationwide Crop Walk against hunger. The most important part of Outreach at St Paul’s was not the material items our parishioners so generously gave to help those in need, but rather the generous giving of their time generous giving of their time generous giving of their time generous giving of their time in so many community programs and projects. Many of our folks volunteer hours at the local Food Pantry, Habitat for Humanity, Chittenango School, Literacy volunteers, the Public Library, Rescue Mission, Salvation Army…….the list goes on and on. This is the true meaning of Outreach – a giving spirit and loving heart.
Next Vestry Meetings
January 13 & February10 6:30 p.m. in Parish Hall
The Agenda will be posted or published
within a reasonable time before the meeting.
for the March /April issue:
February 20th
Annual Meeting Annual Meeting Annual Meeting Annual Meeting January 16, 2011 January 16, 2011 January 16, 2011 January 16, 2011
Pot Luck Brunch and Business Meeting Following a combined 9:00 a.m. service
...to David and Brooke Benson on the birth of their daughter, Olivia Grace, born December 24. David is the great nephew of Betsey Savage. ...to Woody Woodworth on his new position with the Transportation Department at Morrisville College. ...to Doug and Helena Brown on the marriage of their daughter, Fayanne, to Bryan Hall. Fayanne is also the granddaughter of Ray and Betty Every. ...to Frances Abriola and Dr. Jay Stark on the marriage of their daughter, Emily Abriola, to Joel VanBrocklin. They were married in Nashville TN in October. ...to Kaylee Kraus on her graduation from Albany State University with a BS in Business Management. She is the daughter of Jim and Becky Kraus. Many Thanks Many Thanks Many Thanks Many Thanks ...to Ted and Joan Tedford for the gift of the flat screen 42” TV for our parish hall which has been on our wish list. Thanks also to Steve Just, Doug Tarbell and Jim Kraus for its installation and programming. ...to Jim Montgomery for filling in around the blacktop for safety after the new paving. ...to our own Gini Smith for participating in the ecumenical choir at St. Patrick’s Church on Dec. 11 for the beautiful Lessons and Carols Service. This is another example of the Chittenango chuches’ working together. All were appreciative of Gini’s beautiful soprano voice. ...to Woody & Evelyn McAllister for the gift of Oneida Ltd. silverware serving pieces and soup spoons donated to St. Paul’s. ...to Altar Guild members who polished and cleaned the brass and silver on Dec. 18 for our Christmas services and helped with set up: Robin & Katherine Weisbrod, Mary Jane Pokorny, Ethel Barber, Dorothy Norlander, April Boyle, Joanne Furtado, Judy and Jim Montgomery. Thanks to Mother Kathlyn who celebrated the Eucharist with us. ...to Julie and Lew Reals for the wooden plant stands for the Altar. Our Deepest Sympathy Our Deepest Sympathy Our Deepest Sympathy Our Deepest Sympathy
...to Ida Goins, April Boyle & Michael Goins on the death of Ida’s sister, Mabel Haskell, April’s and Michael’s aunt.
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New Year’s PrayersNew Year’s PrayersNew Year’s PrayersNew Year’s Prayers
ST. PAUL’S PRAYER LIST Frank Abriola, Betty Allen (Matthews/Brown’s request), Ann Bakaysa (Semian’s request),
Ron Barber, Fr. Donald Berry, Denise Bordell, John Brennan (Kraus’s request), Lena Brown, Maude
Lee’s request), Jean Semian (Semian’s request), Barbara Sherman (Grover’s request), James
Sherman (Grover’s request), Joe Slivinski, Dolly Teschel, Matthew Titus (Norlander’s request), Iris
Verner (Lena Brown’s request), Katherine Weisbrod, Leta Weisbrod (Gerry Weisbrod’s mother), David
Wilcox (Matthew/Brown’s request), Joe Williams, Robert Winters (Chris Winters’s brother), Mary
Wright
(If you do not wish a prayer list name to include the relationship or wish to remove or add a name, please contact Dorothy Saunders at the church office on Monday mornings.)
His Unfailing Presence His Unfailing Presence His Unfailing Presence His Unfailing Presence Another year I enter Its history unknown; Oh, how my feet would tremble To tread its paths alone! But I have heard a whisper, I know I shall be blest; "My presence shall go with thee, And I will give thee rest." What will the New Year bring me? I may not, must not know; Will it be love and rapture, Or loneliness and woe? Hush! Hush! I hear His whisper; I surely shall be blest; "My presence shall go with thee, And I will give thee rest."
--Unknown Author
Martha Snell Nicholson
The New Year The New Year The New Year The New Year Dear Lord, as this new year is born I give it to Thy hand, Content to walk by faith what paths I cannot understand. Whatever coming days may bring Of bitter loss, or gain, Or every crown of happiness; Should sorrow come, or pain, Or, Lord, if all unknown to me Thine angel hovers near To bear me to that farther shore Before another year, It matters not—my hand in Thine, Thy light upon my face, Thy boundless strength when I am weak, Thy love and saving grace! I only ask, loose not my hand, Grip fast my soul, and be My guiding light upon the path Till, blind no more, I see!
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GOD LAUGHS TOO !GOD LAUGHS TOO !GOD LAUGHS TOO !GOD LAUGHS TOO !
Children in Church Children in Church Children in Church Children in Church A little boy was in a relative's wedding. As he was coming down the aisle, he would take two steps, stop, and turn to the crowd. While facing the crowd, he would put his hands up like claws and roar. So it went, step, step, ROAR, step, step, ROAR, all the way down the aisle. As you can imagine, the crowd was near tears from laughing so hard by the time he reached the pulpit. When asked what he was doing, the child smiled and said, "I was being the Ring Bear." ************** The preacher was wired for sound with a lapel mike, and as he preached, he moved briskly about the platform, jerking the mike cord as he went. Then he moved to one side, getting wound up in the cord and nearly tripping before jerking it again. After several circles and jerks, a little girl in the third pew leaned toward her mother and whispered, "If he gets loose, will he hurt us?" *************** Six-year old Angie and her four-year old brother, Joel , were sitting together in church. Joel giggled, sang and talked out loud. Finally, his big sister had had enough.. "You're not supposed to talk out loud in church." "Why? Who's going to stop me?" Joel asked.
Angie pointed to the back of the church and said, "See those two men standing by the door? They're hushers." ****************** A ten-year old, under the tutelage of her grandmother, was becoming quite knowledgeable about the Bible. Then one day she floored her grandmother by asking, "Which Virgin was the mother of Jesus ? The Virgin Mary or the King James Virgin ?" **************** A Sunday school class was studying the Ten Commandments. They were ready to discuss the last one. The teacher asked if anyone could tell her what it was. Susie raised her hand, stood tall, and quoted, "Thou shall not take the covers off the neighbor's wife." ***************** One Sunday a young child was "acting up" during the morning worship hour. The parents did their best to maintain some sense of order in the pew but were losing the battle. Finally, the father picked the little fellow up and walked sternly up the aisle on his way out. Just before reaching the safety of the foyer, the little one called loudly to the congregation, "Pray for me! Pray for me!"
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Behind The Scenes: Rector: Rev. Kathlyn Schofield (H)315-378-4650 [email protected] Senior Warden: Judy Montgomery (H)315-687-6282 Junior Warden: Virginia Smith (H) 315-687-0089 Secretary: Dorothy Saunders (H)315-687-6409 (O)315-687-6304 Director of Music: Elizabeth Kay (H)315-469-3975 Sexton: Becky Kraus (H) 315-633-2971
Finance/Stewardship Commission: Buildings and Grounds: Don Lee (H) 687-3558 Bob Wilkins (H) 363-6065 Fellowship Commission: Worship Commission: Becky Kraus (H) 633-2971 Gini Smith (H) 687-0089 Outreach / Service Commission: Pastoral Care Commission: Tania Mousaw (H) 687-7023 Judy Montgomery (H) 687-6282 Education: Treasurer: Jim Montgomery (H) 687-6282 Communication: Assistant Treasurer Robin Weisbrod (H) 655-2977 Darryl Tarbell (H) 697-2300 Clerk of the Vestry, Newsletter Editor & Web Manager Gloria Wilkins (H) 363-6065 — [email protected]
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Source: UN Food & Agriculture Organization
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January 2, 2011 January 2, 2011 January 2, 2011 January 2, 2011 –––– Children’s Pageant Children’s Pageant Children’s Pageant Children’s Pageant Chalice:Chalice:Chalice:Chalice: Judy Montgomery Lessons: Lessons: Lessons: Lessons: Gordie Stansbury Roberta Kincaid Prayers: Prayers: Prayers: Prayers: Becky Kraus Ushers: Ushers: Ushers: Ushers: Bob Wilkins Jim Kraus Acolyte:Acolyte:Acolyte:Acolyte: Ben Evans Greeter: Greeter: Greeter: Greeter: Betsey Savage Elements:Elements:Elements:Elements: Furtado Family Counter: Counter: Counter: Counter: Joe Williams Coffee Hour:Coffee Hour:Coffee Hour:Coffee Hour: Sue McIntyre & Jan Lee
January 9, 2011January 9, 2011January 9, 2011January 9, 2011 Chalice:Chalice:Chalice:Chalice: Fran Abriola Lessons: Lessons: Lessons: Lessons: Woody Woodworth Martha Berry Prayers: Prayers: Prayers: Prayers: Doug Tarbell Ushers: Ushers: Ushers: Ushers: Woody McAllister Mike Furtado Acolyte:Acolyte:Acolyte:Acolyte: Sam Evans Greeter: Greeter: Greeter: Greeter: Joanne Furtado Elements: Elements: Elements: Elements: Hobbs Family Counter: Counter: Counter: Counter: Bob Wilkins Coffee Hour: Coffee Hour: Coffee Hour: Coffee Hour: Tania Mousaw January 16, 2011 January 16, 2011 January 16, 2011 January 16, 2011 –––– 9:00 Combined Service 9:00 Combined Service 9:00 Combined Service 9:00 Combined Service Annual Meeting & BrunchAnnual Meeting & BrunchAnnual Meeting & BrunchAnnual Meeting & Brunch Chalice:Chalice:Chalice:Chalice: Dorothy Norlander Lessons: Lessons: Lessons: Lessons: April Boyle Dorothy Saunders Prayers: Prayers: Prayers: Prayers: Woody Woodworth Ushers: Ushers: Ushers: Ushers: Bob Wilkins Gerry Weisbrod Acolyte: Acolyte: Acolyte: Acolyte: Meredith Furtado Greeter: Greeter: Greeter: Greeter: Bob Wilkins Elements: Elements: Elements: Elements: Joe & Ruth Williams Counter: Counter: Counter: Counter: Darryl Tarbell Coffee Hour BrunchCoffee Hour BrunchCoffee Hour BrunchCoffee Hour Brunch – Please bring a dish to pass
January 23, 2011 January 23, 2011 January 23, 2011 January 23, 2011 Chalice: Chalice: Chalice: Chalice: Janet Winters Lessons: Lessons: Lessons: Lessons: Doug Tarbell Dorothy Norlander Prayers: Prayers: Prayers: Prayers: Gloria Wilkins Ushers: Ushers: Ushers: Ushers: Mike Furtado Jim Kraus Acolyte: Acolyte: Acolyte: Acolyte: Ethan Agans Greeter: Greeter: Greeter: Greeter: Mike Furtado Elements: Elements: Elements: Elements: Janet Winters, Kara Agans Counter: Counter: Counter: Counter: Mike Furtado Coffee Hour:Coffee Hour:Coffee Hour:Coffee Hour: MJ Pokorny / S. Van Valkenburgh January 30, 2011January 30, 2011January 30, 2011January 30, 2011---- Bishop’s Visitation Bishop’s Visitation Bishop’s Visitation Bishop’s Visitation Chalice: Chalice: Chalice: Chalice: Jim Montgomery Lessons: Lessons: Lessons: Lessons: Judy Montgomery Becky Kraus Prayers: Prayers: Prayers: Prayers: Janet Winters Ushers: Ushers: Ushers: Ushers: Gerry Weisbrod Woody McAllister Acolyte: Acolyte: Acolyte: Acolyte: Molly Woodworth Greeter: Greeter: Greeter: Greeter: Betsey Savage Elements:Elements:Elements:Elements: Jan Woodworth Counter: Counter: Counter: Counter: Joe Williams Coffee Hour:Coffee Hour:Coffee Hour:Coffee Hour: D. Norlander / V. Smith Altar Guild : Altar Guild : Altar Guild : Altar Guild : Ethel Barber Mary Jane Pokorny
IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO SERVE ON A GIVEN SUNDAY,
PLEASE ARRANGE FOR A SUBSTITUTE AS SOON AS POSSIBLE
February 6, 2011 February 6, 2011 February 6, 2011 February 6, 2011 Chalice: Chalice: Chalice: Chalice: Pam Hobbs Lessons:Lessons:Lessons:Lessons: Bob Wilkins Virginia Smith Prayers:Prayers:Prayers:Prayers: Gordon Stansbury Ushers:Ushers:Ushers:Ushers: Bob Wilkins Jim Kraus Acolyte:Acolyte:Acolyte:Acolyte: Carter Woodworth Greeter:Greeter:Greeter:Greeter: Joanne Furtado Counter:Counter:Counter:Counter: Bob Wilkins Elements:Elements:Elements:Elements: Mike, Ben & Sam Evans Coffee Hour:Coffee Hour:Coffee Hour:Coffee Hour: Gordon & Natalie Stansbury February 13, 2011 February 13, 2011 February 13, 2011 February 13, 2011 Chalice:Chalice:Chalice:Chalice: Judy Montgomery Lessons:Lessons:Lessons:Lessons: Janet Winters Fran Abriola Prayers:Prayers:Prayers:Prayers: Natalie Stansbury Ushers:Ushers:Ushers:Ushers: Mike Furtado Woody McAllister Acolyte:Acolyte:Acolyte:Acolyte: Ben Evans Greeter:Greeter:Greeter:Greeter: Mike Furtado Counter:Counter:Counter:Counter: Mike Furtado Elements:Elements:Elements:Elements: Buyea Family Coffee Hour:Coffee Hour:Coffee Hour:Coffee Hour: Doug & Darryl Tarbell
Altar GuildAltar GuildAltar GuildAltar Guild Judy Montgomery Jennifer Jackson Sue Huebler GREETERS & USHERS PLEASE ARRIVE 1 5 m i n . b e f o r e t h e s e r v i c e 1 5 m i n . b e f o r e t h e s e r v i c e 1 5 m i n . b e f o r e t h e s e r v i c e 1 5 m i n . b e f o r e t h e s e r v i c e
February 20, 2011 February 20, 2011 February 20, 2011 February 20, 2011 Chalice:Chalice:Chalice:Chalice: Fran Abriola Lessons:Lessons:Lessons:Lessons: Gordon Stansbury Sam Evans Prayers:Prayers:Prayers:Prayers: Denise Bordell Ushers:Ushers:Ushers:Ushers: Gerry Weisbrod Bob Wilkins Acolyte:Acolyte:Acolyte:Acolyte: Sam Evans Greeter:Greeter:Greeter:Greeter: Bob Wilkins Counter:Counter:Counter:Counter: Darryl Tarbell Elements:Elements:Elements:Elements: Furtado Family Coffee Hour:Coffee Hour:Coffee Hour:Coffee Hour: Gerry & Robin Weisbrod February 27, 2011February 27, 2011February 27, 2011February 27, 2011 Chalice:Chalice:Chalice:Chalice: Dorothy Norlander Lessons:Lessons:Lessons:Lessons: Gordie Stansbury Denise Bordell Prayers:Prayers:Prayers:Prayers: Roberta Kincaid Ushers:Ushers:Ushers:Ushers: Mike Furtado Woody McAllister Acolytes:Acolytes:Acolytes:Acolytes: Ethan Agans Greeter:Greeter:Greeter:Greeter: Betsey Savage Counter:Counter:Counter:Counter: Joe Williams Elements:Elements:Elements:Elements: Hobbs Family Coffee Hour:Coffee Hour:Coffee Hour:Coffee Hour: Bob & Gloria Wilkins
IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO SERVE ON A GIVEN SUNDAY, P L E A S E A R R A N G E F O R A P L E A S E A R R A N G E F O R A P L E A S E A R R A N G E F O R A P L E A S E A R R A N G E F O R A S U B S T I T U T ES U B S T I T U T ES U B S T I T U T ES U B S T I T U T E COUNTERS:COUNTERS:COUNTERS:COUNTERS: Please count with Jim Montgomery, treasurer, or another vestry person.
