Holy Eucharist Rite I Adult Christian Formation Holy Eucharist Rite II, Children’s Sunday School Mission Statement To bring all people to unity with God and each other in Christ by providing a safe and loving environment, recogniz- ing community diversity, and sharing God’s gifts within the Anglican Tradition. 9:00 AM 10:00 AM 11:00 AM Sunday Worship Adult Bible Study 7:30 PM Thursday The Messenger St. Augustine of Canterbury Episcopal Church Inside this issue: Rejoicing in God’s Grace 1-2 From The Rector’s Desk 3 Thoughts on Stewardship 4 Youth and Stewardship 5 Financial Report 6 Prayer List 7 Thank You! 8 Worship Schedule 9 Calendar 10 Birthdays/Anniversaries That’s News To Me! 11 Senior Warden’s Corner 2 Inserts: Kids Activity Page! AUTUMN FAIRE! October 2008 Rejoicing in God’s Grace Like good stewards of the manifold grace of God, serve one another with whatever gift each of you has received. 1 Peter 4:10-11 Stewardship 2009
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Holy Eucharist Rite I
Adult Christian Formation
Holy Eucharist Rite II,
Children’s Sunday School
Mission Statement
To bring all people to unitywith God and each other inChrist by providing a safe andloving environment, recogniz-ing community diversity, andsharing God’s gifts within theAnglican Tradition.
9:00 AM
10:00 AM
11:00 AM
Sunday Worship
Adult Bible Study7:30 PM
Thursday
T h e M e s s e n g e rS t . A u g u s t i n e o f C a n t e r b u r y E p i s c o p a l C h u r c h
I n s i d e t h i s i s s u e :
Rejoicing in God’s Grace 1-2
From The Rector’s Desk 3
Thoughts on Stewardship 4
Youth and Stewardship 5
Financial Report 6
Prayer List 7
Thank You! 8
Worship Schedule 9
Calendar 10
Birthdays/AnniversariesThat’s News To Me!
11
Senior Warden’s Corner 2
I n s e r t s :
Kids Activity Page!
AUTUMN FAIRE!
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Rejoicing in God’s GraceLike good stewards of the manifold grace of God, serve one another with whatever gift each of you has received.
1 Peter 4:10-11
Stewardship 2009
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Dear Friends,
The dog days of summer have run their course until next year and fall is here! I hope you are enjoying thebalmy days and cooler temperatures of the season. Fall at St. Augustine’s—October to be specific—means the beginning our Stewardship campaign as well as our third annual Autumn Faire.
Soon, you will be receiving your stewardship packet in the mail, and we ask that you prayerfully consideryour commitment of money, time and talent to Saint Augustine’s. The theme for this year’s Stewardshipcampaign is “Rejoicing in God’s Grace.” Based on 1 Peter 4:10-11, we are encouraged to “serve oneanother with whatever gift each of you has received.”
Autumn Faire is just days away, and I am looking forward to Saturday, October 11. I hope you are aswell. As you know all profits from the Faire will go to Securus House, a safe haven in Clayton for bat-tered women, and Holy Comforter Church, a mission of the Diocese of Atlanta. This is just another wayfor us to “serve one another with whatever gift each of you has received.” I’m sure there will be some-thing at the Faire for everyone! We will have arts and crafts vendors, and community service and healthproviders—the American Red Cross Blood Mobile will be here again this year. If you have not yet com-mitted to donate blood, there is still time. There will be free dental check-ups for children, The GA CHIPProgram will offer free fingerprinting for children, and many more. The cooks from the ever-popular“Hamburger Heaven” are getting their grill ready to serve up some of the best burgers this side of Heaven.If you have not yet signed up to volunteer at the Faire, you can still do so. Sign-up sheets are in the ParishHall and in the Gathering Room
It has been said that St. Augustine’s is “The little church with a big heart.” Yes, we might be small, butmighty indeed! At a recent retreat, the vestry discussed plans that we hope will continue to attest to howmighty we can be when we all put our heads together to work in the vineyard. Once these plans are un-veiled, we will need the help of everyone to see them to fruition. We’ve also set new goals for 2009,which we are confident will be successful, again, with everyone on board. More details to follow.
See you in church and at the Faire!
Grace and peace,
Veronica Ridenhour
Senior Warden
T he Se n i o r Wa r de n’s Cor ne r
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F ro m t h e R e c t o r ’s D e s k
What a great day we had on our 50th Anniversary Homecoming Sunday! The weather was great, theturnout was great, the food was great. It was great to have back with us as guest preacher The Rev.Terri Tilley Stanford. As the eleven o'clock service ended, she was truly surprised when we presentedher with a birthday cake! Thanks to LaUna Rozier-Moore, Parish Life Chair, and her team, the potluckluncheon was one of our best.
Have you seen the new Portrait Gallery in the hallway of the Founders' Hall? Framed photographs ofpresent and former bishops and clergy are displayed, along with a photo of Ida Baumgartner, the ladywho had the vision of an Episcopal parish in Clayton County back in 1958. The Portrait Gallery was aproject of the 50th Anniversary Committee. I wish to thank Robert Harrell for his excellent work onthis project.
The vestry had a very productive retreat last weekend. On Friday evening Veronica and Lorenzo Rid-enhour served us a delicious dinner in their home. Saturday morning we gathered in the parlor of St.John's, College Park, for our working and planning session. We left excited and energized. Details ofour meeting will be shared later. We have a fine vestry. We work hard, and we have a lot of fun!
Our annual Stewardship Campaign begins this Sunday, October 5. You should receive a stewardshipmailing this week. At St. Augustine's we think of stewardship as a celebration, not a chore. I look for-ward to celebrating stewardship with you in the weeks ahead!
One aspect of our stewardship focus will be an outreach project for Bethlehem Ministries in Haiti. Asyou know, Haiti has been hit especially hard by hurricanes this year. The people of Haiti live in direcircumstances to begin with, and these natural disasters have only added to their hardships. Severalyears ago I invited The Rev. Pere Bruno to preach and share with us his ministry at the school he estab-lished in Cap Haitian. Our October stewardship/outreach project will focus on Christmas boxes forBethlehem Ministries school children. Details will be shared this Sunday.
Finally, October 11 is Autumn Faire! Proceeds will go to Holy Comforter Church, a ministry of ourdiocese, and Securus House, a safe haven for battered women of Clayton County. Volunteer sign-upsheets are in the Parish Hall and the Gathering Room. We need lots of volunteers to make lots ofmoney and have lots of fun! This is our third Autumn Faire for outreach, and each year the celebra-tions gets better.
May the Wisdom of God, the Love of God, and the Grace of God strengthen us to be Christ's hands andheart in this world, in the name of the Holy Trinity.
Barry+
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Rejoicing in God’s Grace1 Peter 4:10-11
Thoughts on Stewardship
Victoria BuntinMember since 2006
Faithful stewardship reminds me of the story of the loaves and the fishes. When I give more to the church, God takeswhat I have left over and multiplies it. It defies all logic! Trusting and “Rejoicing in God’s Grace,” I give in faith andget back more in return.
Yvonne ChevannesMember since 2000
For me, Stewardship means giving of your time, talents, gifts and resources as God commanded us to do. Once circum-stances determine how these obligations are met and sometimes it may not be in the traditional way. Nevertheless, gladly“Rejoicing in God’s Grace,” whatever we give should be given from the heart...freely and without reservation.
Franklin DouglasMember since 2002
I believe that being a good steward in not just giving money. Giving service or helping those in need, in whatever waywe can, wherever we can, and as much as we can is perhaps the greatest way to demonstrate stewardship. In doing this,we share our gifts of time and talent “like good stewards” of God’s unending grace. We therefore, are doing as com-manded: “serve one another with whatever gift each of you has received.”
God gives us more than He receives, so let us as Christians do what our conscience allows us to do and God will rewardus in many different ways.
Ho me c o mi n g 2 0 0 8 !Here are some memorable moments from our Homecoming Sunday! See our website for more! http://staugustine.episcopalatlanta.org/
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L o o k w h a t o u r c h i l d re n a re u p t o . . .
In the September issue we mis-printed the name of the young manthat gave us his “Vision” for St.Augustine’s. His name is Alonzo.His family calls him Mikey.
Alonzo is will be 18 on November19th. He is an inspiration to ourparish!
Gre a t “ Vi s i o n ” !
In September, we have been thinking about Stewardship. We learned that moneyis important to pay the bills for the church and to help the needy and to give tomissions and outreach. Our time and talents are also a way to show God’s love.The children at St. Augustine’s obviously come from very loving homes becausethe following is how they express their sharing:
Their time is spent: Their talent is shared by:
“I helped my mom wash the plates” Art
“Help daddy” Singing
“Helped clean-up” Violin, draw, paint
“Help daddy wash” Drawing
“Helping my mom fix my bed” I am good at loving and drawing
“I love to help people” Dancing, cooking, singing
“Helping [Ms. Jordan] with papers” I play the guitar
“I helped my dad peel potatoes” I played my DC
“Went to McDonald’s” Dancing
“Watched TV with Dad” Playing video games
“I help mommy make my sippy”
“Take out the trash”
And their Treasure……………
My mom, dad, grandparents and everyone
The offering totals for the first three weeks of September from St.Augustine’s children totaled $14.45!!! Each child will begin receiving astatement of their contributions. St. Augustine’s is fortunate to have somany amazing children. Please let them know how much we value them.
Thank you,
Mary Job
Christian Formation Chair
Yo u t h a n d St e w a r d s h i p
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RAINY DAY FUND BALANCE IS $32,055.45 THE RAINY DAY SAVINGS GOAL IS $40,960
LILLY GRANT FUNDS: $15,000 received, minus $13,886.74 spent YTD leaves 1,113.26 balance.
Hallelujah! Our contributions year to date are right ontarget. Through the end of August we are less than onepercent behind our projection. Collectively we are all do-ing well in honoring our pledges.
Thanks to everyone that has stepped forward to fi-nancially support the ministry of St. Augustine’s.We know the overall economic climate is not sogood. We are bucking the trend here in ClaytonCounty. Thank you.
De b o ra h’s Do l la rs a nd S e ns e
Spending is still well within budget andcontributions are picking up. If we stayon this track, our Reserve/Rainy DayFund can continue to grow untapped inthe coming months. Thanks be to God!
What the numbers are saying: Regularcontributions for the month of Augustexceeded budget expectations by $1,201.We are now behind in our year-to-dateprojected contributions by only 1,132.August expenses, however, exceeded thebudget by $740. Still, year-to-date weare behind in our spending by $3,915.
Combined with the contributions shortfall,we are currently ‘in the black’ by $3,175, andthat’s not bad at all.
What the numbers do not tell us: Our fi-nancial picture at the close of August contin-ues the optimistic trend that started in July.
F i n a n c i a l R e p o r t
4th ANNUAL GLOBAL MISSION EVENT
GROWING RELATIONSHIPS…BUILDING PARTNERSHIPS
TOGETHER TRANSFORMING LIVES THROUGH GOD’S LOVE
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2008
8:30 – 3:15 (check-in begins at 8:00)
CATHEDRAL OF ST. PHILIP
$15.00 (lunch included)
Come enjoy a day of sharing, learning and developing your mission strategy.
Keynote Speaker: Bishop Neil Alexander has been invited to speak to us about LambethConference and its impact on global mission.
REGISTER ONLINE BY 9/30/08 AT www.episcopalatlanta.org
O c to b er 2 0 0 8 P a g e 7T h e M e s s e n g e r
JAMES LEMACKS
ERNIE LOPEZ
THERESA MATTISON
PAT MATHIS
RUTH MATHIS
MIMI McDONALD
DESREE McNEIL
WADE McCOY AND FAMILY
IVAN MENDEZ & FAMILY
JIM & PEGGY MENTZ
DAVID MITCHELL
ALMA & CLAYMON MOORE
EDD MOORE
MIKE MOORE
PAULA NESFIELD
NELSON NOBLE
THE HARRY NUTTER FAMILY
ASSUNTA PALMISANO
KAREN PARSONS
DEVON PINCKNEY
LINDA RAUCH & FAMILY
CHRISTA REYNOLDS
JONATHAN REID
CLARON ROBINSON
DON ROBINSON
DARLENE ROGERS
WILMA ROSS
ANTONIO BERNARD SAUNDERS
BEVERLY ANDREWS
TYLER BLAND
JEFF BRAGG
JOSHUA BROOKS
AMANDA GREENE
GARY HOGAN
ROBERT NOBLE
KEVIN PARROTT
T h o s e o n A c t i v e D u t y i n t h e M i l i t a r y :
Ke e p i n y o u r p r a y e r s :JEFF ANDREWS
DARRYL BARISHMAN
JAMES BARR
JOSIE BAUMGARTNER
GEORGE BEAL
VIRGINIA BENNETT
ALICE BERKHAN
NANCY BERNER
JOHN BLAIZE
DONNA BRAVARD
ODESSA CAREW
ETHEL CHASTAIN
JOCIE COCKRELL
JOHN COCKRELL
MINA COCKRELL
GAIL CONVILLE
THE REV. BARBARA CRAFTON
MARK CRAWFORD
CONNIE CURRY
CARRIE CURTIS
JEAN DANIELS
RACHEL DANIEL
JIMMY DAVIS
ALICIA DERIN
DEBRA DREYER
DIANA DUNCAN
GLENDA DYKES
LOU EASTER
OLIVIA FELINTIN
EVELYN FOWLKES
FELIX GARCIA
LORRAINE GEIGER
SUSIE GIRARDEAU
PEARL GOODRUM
EVA and QUENTIN GRIFFIN
CHERYL HAGAN
THE HAPPE FAMILY
BEVERLY HARBIN
CANDIS HARRISON
CHRIS HARTLEY
AINSLEE HARVEY
LESLIE & DAVE HARVEY
GABRIEL HENDERSON
MARINA HINCHEY
ANDRE HIXON
SABRINA G. HIXON
ROYAL & GLORIA HURST
J.B. JOHNSON
LOU JOHNSON
JIMMY JONES
JODIE JONES
YAN & KARL KANOLL
AUNDREE KELLAM
LINDA KENNERLY
LYDIA KIRILENKO
THE KIRK FAMILY
NORMAN SAUNDERS
SHIRLEY SAUNDERS
WALTER SCOTT
MICHAEL SESIT
BRET SMITH
SADIE STARRETT
FELIX STEERMAN AND FAMILY
MIKE AND CHRISTY STRICKLAND
DANIEL STRAUSS
THE REV. TOM STUBBS
MATT & GARRETTSOUTHERLAND
ANITA SWANSON
KIMBERLY SZILAGYI
BYRON TAYLOR
CHERYL THOMAS
JAMES EVERITT THOMAS
ROBYN TURCH
DORIS VAN HOOZER
JOHNNY VAUGHN
PIERRE VAIRCRUISE & FAMILY
BETH VIGIL
MARY WAGNER
RICKY WALLS
DENISE WESTER
ADRIENNE WILLIAMS
ALLEN WILLIAMS
ALVIN WILLIAMS
JAY & RENÉE WOODS
GEORGE ZIMMER
A u t u mn F a i re R a f f l e i t e ms :
Here are the items youcan win in the AutumnFaire Raffle! Pleasecome join us for food &fun and support two wor-thy causes:
Securus House and
Holy Comforter Church.
Beautiful Afghan! Digital Camera!
T h e M e s s e n g e rO c to b er 2 0 0 8P a g e 8
Thank you for your generous contribution of $50.00 tothe Episcopal Relief & Development (ERD). Your giftwas received on Friday, July 11, 2008, designated for theMidwest Floods Response Fund.
Your contribution to this emergency fund enables Episco-pal Relief & Development, in partnership with impactedDioceses, to provide immediate critical assistance such asshelter, food, water, medicine and other necessities topeople facing hardship due to the rising waters.
The compassion and generosity of donors like you makeit possible for us to provide communities with criticaltools that restore lives today and build hope for tomor-row.
Faithfully,
Robert W. Radtke
President
T h an k Y o u f r o m“ E pi s c op a l R el i e f & D e v e l o p me n t ”
Please accept this small token of appreciation from Reachfor Excellence. Your help in allowing the Marist van tostay on your property allowed Reach to transport studentsto our location at Marist during the summer! We appre-ciate your help.
Karen A. Dessables
(Accompanied with this thank you letter was a checkfor $200.00 paid to St. Augustine’s Episcopal Church,which has been deposited in our Rainy Day/ReserveFund!)
T h an k Y o u f r o m“ R e a c h f o r Ex c e l l e n c e ”
Deacon Ann Hackett is showing off a wonderfulgift from her son-in-law to our church. Mr. JoeBallantyne donated 100 insulated and 100 non-insulated Green Bags to St. Augustine’s for fund-raising purposes. His company is called EarthSavvy Productions. We are very appreciative ofthese gifts! See Deacon Ann to get your bags: ($5Insulated) ($2.50 Non-insulated). The proceedswill go to our Outreach Ministries and our ReserveFund!
Earth Savvy Gifts!
DATE TIME LAY READER A C O L Y TES ALTAR GUILD USHER GREETER
1st
Sunday
5th
9:00am Chalice and Psalm – Phil Kyle
2nd Lesson – David Shaw (Cong)
Prayers of the People – Mary Job (Cong)
Crucifer /Server/Chalice/1st Lesson – Lee Cash
Verger – Phil Kyle
Flo Webster
11:00am 1st Chalice – Veronica Ridenhour
2nd Chalice – Ginny Harrell
1st Lesson – Ken Kimsey (Cong)
2nd Lesson – Rebecca Weaver
Prayers of the People –Bonnie Malvea (Cong)
Thurifer - Phil Kyle
Server/Crucifer – Robert Harrell
Torches – Ivan Mendez & Tino Lopez
Flo Webster
Lena Williams
Ronica Malvea
David Moore
Corrie West
Peggy Beal
2nd
Sunday
12th
9:00am Chalice and Psalm –Matt Johnson
2nd Lesson – Flo Webster (Cong)
Prayers of the People –Lee Cash(Cong)
Crucifer /Server/Chalice/1st Lesson – Phil Kyle
Verger – Sterling White
Robert Lynch
Sylvia Lynch
11:00am 1st Chalice –Rebecca Weaver
2nd Chalice – Philip Kyle
1st Lesson – Cynthia Jacobs (Cong)
2nd Lesson – Bob Myers(Cong)
Prayers of the People – James Blackstock (Cong)
Thurifer - Veronica Ridenhour
Crucifer – Ivan Mendez
Server – Ivan Mendez
Torches – Summer Reyneke & Stormy Reyneke
Beth Captino
Tony Captino
John Cockrell
Susanna Kyle
Kim SiebertLena Williams
3rd
Sunday
19th
9:00am Chalice and Psalm – Chuck Dale
2nd Lesson – Mary Job (Cong)
Prayers of the People – David Shaw(Cong)
Crucifer /Server/Chalice/1st Lesson - Matt Johnson
Verger – Chuck DaleFred Viele
11:00am 1st Chalice –Rebecca Weaver
2nd Chalice – Ginny Harrell
1st Lesson – Wesley Williams (Cong)
2nd Lesson – Ken Kimsey (Cong)
Prayers of the People – Susanna Kyle (Cong)
Thurifer – Chuck Dale
Crucifer – Robert Harrell
Server – Robert Harrell
Torches – Joy Marshall & Faith Marshall
Marina Hinchey
Catharine Groover
Judy Erhardt-Sinor
Kathleen Hayles
Leslie Hayles
Peggy Beal
4th
Sunday
26th
9:00am Chalice and Psalm – Phil Kyle
2nd Lesson – Lee Cash (Cong)
Prayers of the People – David Shaw (Cong)
Crucifer/Server/Chalice/1st Lesson – Mary Job
Verger – Phil Kyle
LaUna Rozier-Moore
11:00am 1st Chalice – Veronica Ridenhour
2nd Chalice – Wesley Williams
1st Lesson – Susanna Kyle (Cong)
2nd Lesson – Cynthia Jacobs (Cong)
Prayers of the People – Bob Myers (Cong)
Thurifer – Ivan Mendez
Crucifer – Phil Kyle
Server—Phil Kyle
Torches – Summer Reyneke & Stormy Reyneke
Yvonne Chevan-nes
Mary Job
David Green
Corrie West
David Moore
Lena Williams
Organist/Choirmaster: Grace Caudle. Choir: Glenda Frederick, Doug Francis, David Green, Ginny Harrell, Robert Harrell, Cindy Moody, Veronica Ridenhour, Emily Vail, Donna White,Alvin Williams, Thelma Williams. Banner for Community Breakfast: Corrie West
T H E M I N I S T E R S O F W O R S H I P
O c t o b e r 2 0 0 8Note: Please be at the church a minimum of 20 minutes prior to the service and report to the Verger. If you will not be available for your scheduled service,please arrange a replacement. Call Ken Kimsey at (678) 272-2689, or e-mail [email protected], if you cannot make arrangements with someone else.
3 49:00-2:00Fall Grounds Dayand Cookout!11 AMDaughter’s of theKing
5 Pentecost 2110:00 1st SundayPotLuck Breakfast
4:00 PM EfM
6 DEADLINE FORVOTER REGIS-TRATION!
Project Open Hand
7
Meals on Wheels
6:00 PM TOPS
810:00-2:00
Bridge Buddies
7:30 PM Choir
9
7:30 PMAdult Bible Study
10 1110:00-4:00AUTUMN FAIRE!
12 Pentecost 2212:30 PM
Dream Group
4:00 PM EfM
13 Columbus Day
Project Open Hand
14
Meals on Wheels
6:00 PM TOPS7:00 PM Book Club
1510:00-2:00
Bridge Buddies
7:30 PM Choir
16
7:30 PMAdult Bible Study
17
7 PM AnnualPANDA Seminar/Retreat at CampMikell
1810:00 Holy Eucharist10:30 Vestry Meeting
7 PM PANDA
19 Pentecost 23
4:00 PM EfM
7 PM PANDA
20
Project Open Hand
21
Meals on Wheels
6:00 PM TOPS
2210:00-2:00
Bridge Buddies
7:30 PM Choir
23
7:30 PMAdult Bible Study
24 25
26 Pentecost 24Stewardship Sunday12:30 PM
Dream Group
4:00 PM EfM
27
Project Open Hand
28
Meals on Wheels
6:00 PM TOPS
2910:00-2:00
Bridge Buddies
7:30 PM Choir
30
7:30 PMAdult Bible Study
31 All Hallow’s Eve
O c t o b e r 2 0 0 8S t . A u g u s t i n e o f C a n t e r b u r y E p i s c o p a l C h u r c h C a l e n d a r
T h e M e s s e n g e r P a g e 1 1O c to b er 2 0 0 8
An n and B yro n T a ylo r 1 0 /0 5S yl v ia a nd Ro b e r t Lync h 1 0 /0 7
H a p py Ann iv e rsa ry !
Due to the Autumn Faire, the October Community Breakfast has been cancelled for the month of Octo-ber. The breakfast will resume in November, with a special autumn inspired breakfast. Please see ad in theMessenger for further information.
NO 2ND SATURDAY COMMUNITY BREAKFAST IN OCTOBER!
That’s News to me!
H a p py Bi r th d ay!
Misty Lopez 10/01
Ashley Olaiya 10/04
Cassandra Saunders 10/04
Sharon David 10/08
Daimler Olaiya 10/08
Ashiany Rennie 10/13
Summer Reyneke 10/15
Alda Allen 10/21
Barry Griffin 10/22
Tino Lopez 10/22
David Shaw 10/22
Leslie Hayles 10/24
Mike Moody 10/29
Wesley Williams 10/29
St. Augustine’s website has a whole new look! There are pages highlighting our worship, our vestry, our staff, our Rector, upcomingevents, and lots of photos of us having a great time together! Also, there are links to our newsletter, ministers of worship schedule,calendar, lawn care schedule and Sunday school teacher schedule, so you will always have current information at your fingertips!Please go online and visit our website!
Don’t forget our First Sunday Interna-tional Pot Luck Breakfasts at the 10:00hour every 1st Sunday!
Join us as the 9 and 11 o’clockers cometogether in the Parish Hall to share dishesfrom our very diverse congregation!
First Sunday International Pot Luck Breakfast!!! - October 5th
Before the Faire, we need to spruce up our Grounds!
Join Matt “The Grillmaster” Johnson and other dedicated folks (with and without green thumbs) on Saturday,October 4 beginning at 9:00 a.m. for our Annual Fall Grounds Day and Cookout! We’ll be gathering to dosome trimming and weeding in our yard and enjoy a fresh grilled lunch on the lawn! If you have gardengloves and/or tools, please bring them!
St. Augustine’s Kids Activity Page
Hey Kids! Here is an activity page for you to color and talk about with your parents!See you in church on Sunday!
The ButterflyGod has created a very beautiful world!
The Rt. Rev. Neil Alexander, Bishop
The Rev. Barry Griffin, Rector
Grace Caudle, Organist, Choirmaster
Deborah Barwise, Parish Administrator
Chuck Dale, Treasurer
Bob Myers, Clerk
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Pentecost
1. Increase Attendance and Participation at Christian Formation and Worship.
2. Meet our Reserve Account Goal.
3. Restore Our 10% Pledge to the Diocese for 2009.
