The Cathedral Extends a Hearty Welcome to New Staff Members. Deacon Andrew and Michelle Petta. Peter Kane. August 2010 Page 2

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1 The Deacon A Monthly Publication of St. Vincent s Cathedral Volume 111, Issue 8 August 2010

2 August 2010 Page 2 The Cathedral Extends a Hearty Welcome to New Staff Members As we prepare for a new school year and a new season of ministry and worship here at St. Vincent s, we do so by welcoming two new members to the Cathedral Staff. Deacon Andrew Petta and his wife Michelle began service here at St. Vincent s on July 1. Deacon Petta has begun a two year, diocesan curacy program and will assist in all the various forms of ministry both in the church and in our school. Mr. Peter Kane began work on June 1 taking on the role of Business Manager for the church and school after Ellen Reedy and her husband moved to Italy. If you have not had a chance to meet either the Pettas or Peter, please take some time to welcome them to the ministry of St. Vincent s Cathedral and remember to keep them in your prayers. Deacon Andrew and Michelle Petta God gave him a passion for the nations, which God has used over the years in Mexico, Ghana, and Nigeria. After finishing high school in 2003, he headed off to college in Nashville, Tennessee. There at Belmont University, he further discerned his calling by entering the college of business with an emphasis upon the music industry. God continued to lead him in the direction of the priesthood, and he switched to communications. In December of 2006, he graduated with a Bachelors of Science degree. Prior to heading to Nashotah House in the fall of 2007, he served the Lord abroad for a number of weeks in Nigeria. There he lived and worked under Archbishop Kwashi as he ministered among the people. Upon returning, he helped colead a youth group in Rowlett while they searched for a new full-time youth director. His three years at Nashotah House Theological Seminary in Wisconsin served to deepen his knowledge and understanding of the faith. Aside from his studies, those three years provided many other valuable opportunities. He served in a church about an hour away, teaching an adult confirmation class, preaching, and coordinating small groups for their Alpha course. He spent time one summer serving in Fort Worth at St. Anne s, learning about the daily life in a parish. During that same summer he had an opportunity to strengthen this relationships with the rest of the Anglican Communion and learn about the way forward by attending GAFCON in Jerusalem. He also served and chaired the mission committee at Nashotah House, which put on a church planting conference, mission conference, attended New Wineskins, and also coordinated foreign and local mission trips. He also spent one summer serving as a chaplain at Harris Methodist Hospital in Southwest Fort Worth. He was ordained a deacon last February prior to graduation in May. Shortly after making his way home, he married his lovely bride, Michelle, on June 4th. They had a few weeks to unpack boxes after the honeymoon before they both carried on their ministries. They are both very excited about this new chapter in their lives at St. Vincent s. Peter Kane Deacon Andrew Petta grew up in Fort Worth at Saint Andrew s Episcopal Church in downtown Fort Worth. It was there that he began to discern God calling him into the ministry around the young age of thirteen. Under the guidance and direction of his parents and mentors he grew in the faith during these formative years. Prior to entering Paschal High School, God further strengthened his calling when he accompanied the diocesan mission team to Malawi in During that short trip, Born and raised just outside of Plymouth, Massachusetts, Peter Kane came to Texas in 2005 in order to attend the University of Dallas. At the University, Peter studied English with a special focus on T.S. Eliot and James Joyce. Graduating Summa Cum Laude just last year, Peter worked as a Marketing Director for a Dallas Roofing Contracting Business before becoming the Business Administrator for St. Vincent s on June 1st. Peter is a member of Phi Beta Kappa and a High School Religious Education teacher at St. Luke s Community Catholic

3 Page 3 THE DEACON Church in Irving. He is a published writer for The Irving Renaissance, a creative writing group, and a member of Collegium Cantorum, a choir specializing in 16th century liturgical polyphony. He is very happy to be here and looks forward to matching faces with all the names he comes across on a daily basis. Fall Music Opportunities The Cathedral Choir (sings 9 a.m. services and festivals) will resume rehearsals on Wednesday, Aug 25, at 7:30 p.m. in the Music Room, and sing for the Confirmation service on Aug 29. It is not necessary to audition to join this group. All Saints Chorale sings 11:30 services approximately twice a month. Rehearsals are at 11 a.m. before the service. If you can carry a tune, you can sing in this choir. Scheduled dates so far are Aug 29 and Sept 12. Youth Choir will resume rehearsals on Wednesday, Sept 8, at 5:15 p.m. in the Music Room. This choir is for Grades 5 through 12. Handbells will begin rehearsing on Monday, Oct 4, at 7:30 p.m. in the Music Room. All these groups will welcome new members. Please call or Mrs Burton for more information , bburton@sves.org. Updates to Online Parish Directory It has been two years since we created our Online Parish Directory so it is time to provide updates to it. Our parish directory photographer will be available on the last two weekends in August for photographs in a professional studio setting. Plan now to have a family photo in the directory if you currently do not have one or if you would like to update your existing family photo. Photo appointments are available on these dates: Saturday, August 21 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Sunday, August 22 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Saturday, August 28 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Sunday, August 29 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. All photo sessions will be in the EYC Room off the Courtyard. Additional appointments will be available later for the weekends of October 23 & 24 and December 11 & 12. Sign-up sheets for August appointments will be available in the courtyard each Sunday, August 1st, 8th, & 15th. All families should plan to stop by the courtyard and validate your family information (names, address, phone contact, etc.) so we can ensure our database and the directory are correct. In 2011, we plan to offer photographic opportunities for the directory each quarter January 9, April 10, July 10 & October 9. This will give new members an opportunity to have their picture and family information added to the Online Parish Directory in a timelier manner. The Deacon is a monthly publication of St. Vincent s Cathedral in the Episcopal Diocese of Fort Worth All rights reserved. Comments, suggestions and offers to volunteer on future issues are encouraged. Editor: Ron Turner, stvcdeacon@yahoo.com Publisher: The Very Rev. Ryan S. Reed, SSC, Dean of St. Vincent s Cathedral St. Vincent s Cathedral 1300 Forest Ridge Drive Bedford, Texas Telephone:

4 August 2010 Page 4 Transfer In: Michael & Claudia Pugh Michael Kizer-Pugh St. Mark s, Arlington David & Sarah Olvey Cooper, Alan, & Phoebe Palmer Memorial Episcopal, Houston Don & Mary Anne Foster Plymouth Park Methodist, Irving Transfer Out: Raelynn Scott St. Timothy s, Fort Worth Parish Cards help make the job of inviting others to St. Vincent s easy and comfortable. Give these cards to anyone who might be looking for a church. You can obtain additional supplies of the Parish Card in the Parish Office. Jack & Kellye Baum St. Laurence, Southlake Dorothy, JoElaine & Jordan Vidal St. Laurence, Southlake Andrew & Laura Bartus St. Mary of the All Angels, Los Angeles, CA Baptisms: Susan Foster Carr First Communion Class First Communion Class will be on August 1st, 8th, and 15th, during Sunday School in St. Mary s Chapel. Call the office to register: First Communions will be made at 9:00 a.m. on August 29th. Bishop s Visit to be marked by celebration Bishop Iker will be here for his annual visitation on Sunday, August 29th. Along with confirmations, receptions, and baptisms at 9:00 a.m., he will be preaching at 11:30 a.m. as well. At the 9:00 a.m. service, our choir will return for a beautiful Communion Anthem and we will be joined by the African Fellowship Mother s Union who will be singing a traditional Ugandan hymn at the Offertory. The African Fellowship children will also offer a dance during our reception between services where cake and punch will be available.

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6 August 2010 Page 6 Class Schedule: Sunday Adult Forum... 10:30am Basic Christianity... 10:30am Wednesday Dean s Bible Study... 10:00am Thursday Father Foster s Class... 7:30pm Gifts From God Bookstore We have hand-crafted crosses made from antler horns which we're asking a $10 donation for...all proceeds go to the mission team. Need something to read? Check the selection of books on various religious topics. Humbly I adore thee, Verity unseen, who thy glory hidest neath these shadows mean; lo, to thee surrendered, my whole heart is bowed, tranced as it beholds thee, shrined within the cloud. Taste and touch and vision to discern thee fail; faith, that comes by hearing, pierces through the veil. I believe whate er the Son of God hath told; what the Truth hath spoken, that for truth I hold. O memorial wondrous of the Lord s own death; living Bread that givest all thy creatures breath, grant my spirit ever by thy life may live, to my taste thy sweetness never failing give. Jesus, whom now hidden, I by faith behold, what my soul doth long for, that thy word foretold; face to face thy splendor, I at last shall see, in the glorious vision, blessed Lord, of thee. The Astute Anglicans are having great fun. We meet for a pot luck dinner on the third Friday of each month at 7:00 p.m. in the Parish Hall. After dinner, we either play games, have a great discussion concerning whatever, and on occasions we go out to local events. We have been to hockey games, community theater, as well as musical events. If you have reached the age of Astuteness or are even approaching that age, come have an evening of great fun and fellowship. We do not check ID s or membership cards, bring a few. For additional information, call the church office or Rudy Jackson at Friday, August 20th Words: Att. St. Thomas Aquinas (1225?-1274) Fifth century mosaic of Loaves and Fishes from the floor of an ancient church and monastery at Tabgha on the north shore of the Sea of Galilee, near where Jesus is said to have fed the 5,000, thus initiating his Bread of Life discourse.

7 Page 7 THE DEACON Non-pledge contributions continued strong for the month of June. Pledges were down by almost $9,400 the summer doldrums have set in. Unfortunately, this is typical for the summer months. Parishioners go on vacation and lose track of making their pledges. We can help you with that get you set up on automatic debit that just deducts it right out of your account and you don t have to worry about writing checks or anything. Quick & easy! Expenses, as a total, were higher than budget and that was due to some quarterly payments and some unusual one-time expenses. So far this summer, St. Vincent s assisted a large family with rent for two months, groceries for a military family that are struggling and unexpected travel expenses for a member. This support came from the Benevolence Fund which is only funded by donations from parish members. If you would like to assist, please make your checks payable to St. Vincent s and mark the memo line Benevolence Fund. During these difficult economic times, we have many requests. Please consider helping out. Your financial support for all the various ministries and special funds and special needs is essential. We have had good support for the Mortgage Fund and continued support of the DMR fund and others. We need your continued support. The School is doing well and registrations for the year are growing. We still have much to do and miles to go. Our school is special and we must get the word out about the quality of the education that the children get by attending here. I talk to parents all the time whose kids graduated from St. Vincent s School and they tell me to a person what a great education they got and the special influence our school has had on them. Our goal is to Make Jesus Christ Known In All That We Do! ~ Charles Dowden St. Vincent's Cathedral Church June 2010 Income Pre-Paid Pledges Actual Budget Actual YTD Budget YTD Variance $ - $ - $30,120 $30,120 $ - Pledges $39,954 $49,308 $298,160 $295,850 $2,310 Non-budgeted Pledges Plate (cash) & other $- $ - $20,000 $ - $20,000 $813 $1,025 $8,874 $6,150 $2,724 Sub-Total $40,767 $50,333 $357,154 $332,120 $25,034 Loose checks (non-pledge) Designated Donations $5,224 $5,833 $22,768 $35,000 $(12,232) $540 $425 $3,029 $2,547 $482 Sub-Total $5,764 $6,258 $25,797 $37,547 $(11,750) Total $46,531 $56,591 $382,951 $369,667 $13,284

8 August 2010 Page 8 CD Ministry Table Visit our website at Did you know that we offer our Sunday Services on compact disc? These can be found in the Narthex on a table near the Nursery entrance. We also offer CDs of Special Celebrations, Adult Forum, Basic Christianity and Select Classes. Flower Calendar Just a reminder to all who have donated altar flowers during the year and have not paid the $40 donation! Checks are made payable to St. Vincent s, marked FLOWERS, on the check. Are You Called To Be A Daughter? Of the King, that is. The Order of the Daughters of the King is a group of women striving to fulfill the promises of our Baptismal Covenant through the adoption of a Rule of Life. Every daughter pledges herself to a life-long program of prayer, service and personal evangelism, dedicated to the extension of Christ s Kingdom and to the strengthening of the spiritual life of her parish. Prospective members go through about an 8-week discernment study before being admitted to the order. St. Anne s Anglican Chapter of DOK at St. Vincent s adopted Leily, an orphan at Our Little Roses Orphanage in Honduras, several years ago as our on-going service and evangelism project. Leily is now 13. We support her financially and spiritually with our prayers. In addition to prayer, daughters also help with projects in our parish and community. We come together in a monthly meeting to unify our prayer efforts and in support of each other. A Discernment Process to become a Daughter of the King will begin in September, the Sunday after Rally Day. We will meet during the 11:30 a.m. service. If you are interested in becoming a daughter or would like more information about this, please contact Darlene Pruitt ( , darlenepruitt@att.net). Completing the discernment process does not obligate anyone to become a daughter if she is not led to do so. If you would like more information about daughters, please feel free to pick up a brochure in the Narthex or visit with any daughter. You can identify us by the cross we wear. Rio Mambo Tex Mex y Mas Take your bulletin to Rio Mambo on Sundays. They donate 10% of the bill back to St. Vincent s. And, the food is EXCELLENT! Cover: Titian s Assunta ( ), possibly the most famous rendition of the Assumption of St. Mary in Western Art.

9 Page 9 THE DEACON Every Christian has, at some point, wrestled in prayer against the illness of a friend, loved one, or themselves. We long to witness healing such as Christ himself performed when He walked this earth. Christ said that we would do greater things than He did; but we were never meant to do them alone, and we need the power of the Holy Spirit for healing and miracles. It is because of this, Dean Reed is revitalizing the Order of St. Luke the Physician here at St. Vincent s. The OSL is a Christian organization devoted to bringing the healing ministry of Jesus Christ to all who need physical, spiritual and emotional healing. Jesus Christ lives today, and He still possesses all power on earth as in Heaven. His desire for us is wholeness and health. He uses many means for healing. Some are spiritual such as prayer, faith, and laying on of hands. Some are medical such as medicine, surgery and psychology. We must be supportive of one another in the various ways God chooses to heal. After Labor Day we will begin a study of the twenty-six healing miracles of Jesus. As an associate member, you will grow through scriptural training and personal prayer. You will become equipped to pray for those whom Christ brings to you who are experiencing sickness and emotional distress. And, at the end of the study, if you wish, you can become a full member in the Order of St. Luke. The most exciting part of being a part of the Order of St. Luke is the deep, rich relationship you will develop with Jesus Christ. By studying Him intently, you get to know him on a new, personal level that will change your life. You cannot be intimate with Him and expect your life to remain status quo. If you have wanted to learn more about Jesus, if you have wanted to go further in your prayer life, if you have a desire to make a difference, the OSL could be for you. For more information, you can talk to Dean Reed, or Miche lle Briggs ( ), or go to Motto and Logo Blue is the color of healing. The emblem of the order is a cross within a circle, which together make an acrostic. The motto is in Latin: JESU ESTO MIHI JESUS - DUX - LUX - REX - LEX Roughly translated this means: "O Jesus, be to me my Savior (Healer), my Leader, my Light, my King, and my Law." Life's greatest adventure awaits you when Jesus Christ becomes your Leader, Light, King, Law, and Savior-Healer. According to tradition, this cross was found in the catacombs of Domitillain Rome during the second century. It is the prayer of a Roman nobleman. The story is that this Roman officer lost his wife who had been the guide and inspiration of his life. He felt the light of his life had been extinguished. Restless and distraught, he wandered this way and that. Then he heard the Glad Tidings of the Christian Gospel and found in the catacombs this prayer inscribed on the wall. He accepted Christ and made the prayer the Rule of his life. The light of Christ shone into his life with healing and integration. He lived a long and useful life thereafter. Feast of St. Mary The Virgin This important feast will be observed on Monday evening, August 16, at 7:00 p.m. in the church. The women of the Cathedral Choir will offer music, including a setting of Ave Maria by McNeil Robinson. Preview of Fall Musical Events Save these dates in your calendar! October 17, Evensong & Benediction, 6:00 p.m. October 24, Organ Recital by John Scott Whiteley, Organist of York Minster in England (evening time TBA) November 2, Requiem Mass for All Faithful Departed, featuring Durufle Requiem, 7:30 p.m. December 5, Advent Festival of Lessons & Carols, 6:00 p.m.

10 August 2010 Page 10 Things have changed! The Father Hadley Tournament is just around the corner and almost in your backyard. With a new location we are hoping to have a better turnout than we ever have. The kids of St. Vincent s and La Gran Familia need us and look to us for support. Take the time to get a work team, a neighborhood group, your weekend golf buddies, or just find someone at Church who you do not get a chance to spend time with and sign-up. Full details of the event are on our website. Just remember Friday, October 1 ST. This year our new location is Iron Horse Golf Course in North Richland Hills. Don t worry if you have work to do that day. That is why we play in the afternoon. Get your stuff done early. New start time is 1:30pm. Don t forget to ask the boss to have the company sponsor a hole. Baptism For anyone prepared for Baptism when the Bishop visits on August 29th, please contact the parish office or speak to Dean Reed. The Deacon Deadline September August 15th FOOD COLLECTION SUNDAY, August 1st N.E.E.D. (Northeast Emergency Distribution ) needs your help, especially food items such as peanut butter, canned meats, canned vegetables, etc. There will be a special collection the first Sunday of each month. Please place your donations in the "Green N.E.E.D. Box" in the courtyard outside the narthex doors. N.E.E.D. is an outreach service supported by over 50 churches in Northeast Tarrant County and supplies food, clothing and other short term necessities for the needy. Mission Board If you would like to know more about how St. Vincent s is fulfilling the Great Commission, stop by the NW corner of the parish hall and check out the detailed mission board.

11 Page 11 THE DEACON What s Coming Up for St. Vincent s Kids! August 8: Last day of Summer Sunday School September 12: Rally Sunday St. Vincent s School 2 years old through 8th grade NOW ENROLLING!! Call for details (Come sign up for Sunday School and Catechesis of the Good Shepherd and Blast Off into the new school year!) September 19: First day of Sunday School (10:30 a.m.) and Catechesis of the Good Shepherd (9:00 a.m.) on Sunday mornings. Contact: Donna Thornton Marketing and Admissions Coordinator x. 201 dthornton@sves.org St. Vincent s School 1300 Forest Ridge Drive Bedford, TX Men s Retreat A retreat for the men of the diocese entitled Build Christ s Kingdom is being held October 8-10 at Camp Crucis. The keynote speaker is Bishop Jack Iker. For more information, contact Joe Francis at: josephfrancis@earthlink.net. St. Vincent s Women s Fellowship will have a Back to School Bake Sale on August 22nd. Make going back to school extra special with treats from the bake sale. Stock up for lunches and desserts!!

12 August 2010 Page 12 We had a at VBS! In July, we had a week of fun and learning that was out of this world! With lots of help from lots of volunteers, we had a cosmic adventure praising God with over 80 children. The children learned that before anything existed, God was there and He created everything in the universe. The kids had a great time in fun activities and had a great dinner each evening. VBS was great!

13 Page 13 THE DEACON August 1 Joan Caldwell Mary McKee Jared Wayne Mraz August 2 Mike Carovillano Jack Wright Natalie Young August 3 Emilie Featherston David Frey Caroline Guertler Teresa Nunez August 4 David Burns Annette Thompson August 5 Chad Haney Grant Johnson Zoe Miller Kim Welch August 6 Miranda Angell Margaret Cowen Julia Dezendorf Lily Donnelly Gerald Post August 8 Robert Bachman Mikey Carlisle John Fain Anna Long Bret Starr Michelle Underwood August 9 Raymond Cervantes Bruce Ebert August 10 Natalia Shattuck August 11 Allison Irwin Anna Magnuson JoAnne McKenna August 12 Cullen Hutchison Joan Ramseyer August 14 Patrick Cleveland Ryan Filipski Beverly Starr August 15 Rosemary Bell Celia A. Higginbotham Ron Turner August 16 James Davis Hillary Williams August 17 Gwynne Horton Betsy Smith August 19 David Coburn Jerry Wigginton August 20 Lynn Kalbfleisch Georgia Kidwell August 21 Jas Kirkwood Dakoda Pilcher Wallace Pitts August 22 Beverly Brown Nina Cox Donald Young August 23 James Kenneth Monk Robyn Moore August 24 Kathy Sloan August 25 Sydney Kuykendall Audrey Rodriguez Kami Simmons August 26 Piers Chance Anthony Emerick August 27 Linda Johnson Joshua Trussell August 28 Nancy Clingman Marilyn Fry Polly Post Angela Williams August 31 Ed Casebier Elizabeth Ward August BIRTHDAYS Prayer Bear Thanks from Cook Children's Hospital A special thank you to St. Vincent s Episcopal Church for the wonderful bears. I know you have fun collecting the bears and we certainly have fun delivering them to each of our newly admitted children. The children are told that they have someone praying for them that they do not know. It is really comforting for the parents and other family members to know this too. On a difficult day, to think someone is thinking of your child, praying for them to get well is a powerful message. You have brought so much happiness to so many children. If you can imagine them smiling as they receive their bears to play with, pray and finally take home, you would get a wonderful feeling. During the summer months alone, we give out 40 to 70 bears a day. To all of you at St. Vincent's, your kindness is very much appreciated.

14 August 2010 Page 14 Saints & Feasts August 4 ~ Jean-Baptiste Vianney, Cure d Ars, Spiritual Guide, 1859 August 5 ~ Oswald, King of Northumbria, Martyr, 642 August 6 ~ The Transfiguration of Our Lord August 7 ~ John Mason Neale, Priest, Hymn Writer, 1866 August 8 ~ Dominic, Priest, Founder of the Order of Preachers, 1221 August 9 ~ Mary Sumner, Founder of the Mother s Union, 1921 August 10 ~ Laurence, Deacon at Rome, Martyr, 258 August 11 ~ Clare of Assisi, Founder of the Minoresses (Poor Clares), 1253 August 11 ~ John Henry Newman, Priest, Tractarian, 1890 August 13 ~ Jeremy Taylor, Bishop of Down and Connor, Teacher of the Faith, 1667 August 13 ~ Florence Nightingale, Nurse, Social Reformer, 1910 August 13 ~ Octavia Hill, Social Reformer, 1912 August 14 ~ Macmilian Kolbe, Friar, Martyr, 1941 August 15 ~ The Blessed Virgin Mary August 20 ~ Bernard, Abbot of Clairvaux, Teacher of the Faith, 1153 August 20 ~ William and Catherine Booth, Founders of the Salvation Army, 1912 and 1890 August 24 ~ Bartholomew the Apostle August 27 ~ Monica, mother of Augustine of Hippo, 387 August 28 ~ Augustine, Bishop of Hippo, Teacher of the Faith, 430 August 29 ~ The Beheading of John the Baptist August 30 ~ John Bunyan, Spiritual Writer, 1688 August 31 ~ Aidan, Bishop of Lindisfarne, Missionary, 651 Dinner With The Dean Nets A Record $9100 Thank you to all who stepped up to serve, give, and enjoy an evening of fellowship. Funds are being used to assist our mission work in Cambodia and to help pay for my travels to both Cambodia and a conference in England. I appreciate the support and love of St. Vincent's and our commitment to be about "making Jesus Christ known in all that we do."

15 Page 15 THE DEACON AUGUST 2010 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 N.E.E.D. Food Collection st Communion class Finance mtg 6pm (conf.) 12 School Committee mtg 5:30pm (L) 13 A4D Provincial Ultreya st Communion class Deacon Deadline 16 Feast of St. Mary the Virgin - mass 7p 17 SVS New Parent Orientation SVS Middle School Orientation 20 Meet the Teacher Astute Anglicans 7pm (PH) 21 Directory Photo Appointments, 10a- 3p 22 1st Communion class Directory Photo Appointments, 10:30a-4:30p 23 FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL Vestry mtg 7p (L) Choir Rehearsal, 730p Full Friday s resume 28 Directory Photo Appointments, 10a- 3p SVWF Bake Sale 29 Bishop s visit st Communions, Confirmations, & Baptisms at 9a Directory Photo Appointments, 10:30a-4:30p

16 Clergy The Right. Rev. Jack Leo Iker, SSC, Bishop of Fort Worth The Right Rev. William C. Wantland, Assisting Bishop The Very Rev. Ryan S. Reed, SSC, Dean The Rev. Canon Richard A. Cantrell, SSC The Rev. Andrew Petta, Deacon The Rev. John Kalimi, African Fellowship The Rev. Canon Randall Foster, School Chaplain The Rev. Kerwin K. Wade, Deacon Administration Barbara M. Burton Music Director & Organist Peter Kane Cathedral & School Business Administrator Virginia Butchard Receptionist Barbara Wojnicki Facilities Manager Ken Monk Head of School Dana Holland Ministries Coordinator Children s Ministry Laura West Kris Dickey Carly Cook Lynne Shattuck Vestry Sunday School Coordinator Children s Chapel Coordinator Nursery Coordinator Youth Ministries Coordinator Charles Dowden, Sr. Warden Bob Thornton, Jr Warden Chris Webb, Treasurer Don Bendure, Clerk Keal Cleveland Jake Hart Rob Shattuck Tom Crook Joe Kalbfleisch Scott Siek Susan Frey Neil Rogers Don Young Chad Haney Sunday Morning Prayer... 7:05am Holy Eucharist... 7:30am Choral Eucharist... 9:00am Christian Education... 10:30am Holy Eucharist... 11:30am Evening Prayer... 6:00pm Evensong is offered on select Sunday evenings at 6:00pm All weekday services take place in St. Mary s Chapel Weekday Morning Prayer Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, & Friday... 9:00am Wednesday & Saturday... 8:40am Holy Eucharist Monday, Friday...12:00pm Tuesday... 6:30am Wednesday... 9:00am Thursday... 7:00pm Saturday... 9:00am Evening Prayer Daily (except Thursday)... 5:00pm Thursday... 6:40pm Confession Saturdays... 8:00a.m.-8:30a.m (or by appointment) St. Vincent s uses the 1979 Book of Common Prayer as its standard form of worship Address Service Requested Non-Profit Org. Permit No. 58 US Postage Paid Bedford TX