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1 ST. PAUL S LETTER Volume 32 Issue 4 St. Paul s Episcopal Church in Cary is home to an active, caring, and diverse congregation of the Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina. Through corporate worship, spiritual development, fellowship, and service we continue to grow together in faith. We strive to be Christ's welcoming, reconciling and transforming presence in the world through our many and varied ministries. May 2008 Sunday Church Services 7:30 a.m., 9:00 a.m., and 11:15 a.m. KID S CLUB RENOVATION Celebrate and give Thanks! Thanks to everyone who contributed to the Encore Campaign and made it possible to renovate our former office space into the new Kids Club. Thanks to the friends and family members of Matt Magee and Jackie Walker who donated nearly $6,000 in their memories toward this project. Thanks to the, more than 50 people listed below who contributed time and effort hammering nails, hauling trash, painting, cleaning, and rebuilding Kids Club. Be sure to stop by and visit! What s Inside About Our Church 4 Adult Ed Classes 4 50th Anniversary 6 ASP 6 Calendars color insert Children s Ministries 3 Cookbook 2 Christian Social Ministries 8 E.Y.C (Youth) 5 Musically Speaking 7 Preschool 2 Pre EYC 4 Stop Hunger Now 8 Warden's Corner 2 Woodworkers 4 Next Newsletter Deadline May 21, 2008 at 10:00 a.m. Alana Loughlin Allen Ray Andy Kintz Carol Phillips Chris Lewis Chris McInerney Chris Schaubach Chuck Hubbard Dan Loughlin Darlene Ray Emma Hirschy Erin McInerney Ethan Lewis Gary Targosky Glenn Neff Isabelle Hirschy Jared Kirby Jennifer Landis Jennifer Lindquist Jennifer Shy Jim Speight John O Brien Jon Troxler Julie Kirby Kathleen Neff Ken Targosky Kenny O Harra Kevin Swann Larry Ray Lauren Schaubach Lisa Brown Mark Evaul YEAR ROUND STEWARDSHIP UPDATE "Guide us in Sharing" When I stand before God at the end of my life, I would hope that I would not have a single bit of talent left, and could say, "I used everything you gave me." Erma Bombeck Thank you for your generous outpouring of time, talent, and treasure to St. Paul's. God Bless, Mary Wood, Year-Round Stewardship Committee Marsha Brooks Mary Kintz Mike Gorman Mike McInerney Mike O Dowd Nancy O Dowd Paul Gregg Peter Thornton Ralph Pinney Richard Targosky Ricky Barker Sally Harbold Scott Lewis Stephanie Hirschy Tad Richard Terry Babb

2 NEWS FROM ST. PAUL S PRESCHOOL As the end of our school year approaches, children are busy with crafts and learning about caterpillars, butterflies, flowers and other critters. Many classes are planning a field trip to the strawberry patch; the children love picking strawberries! This field trip is also a favorite with the teachers too. The 4-and 5-year-olds will also have bike day where they learn to be safe riding their bicycles. Our 3-, 4-, and 5-year-old classes are excitedly preparing for the End of Year Celebration when they will entertain family and friends with fun songs. We would love for you to join us on May 21 at 11:30 a.m. to celebrate the many successes of our school year. We are extremely excited that our Summer Camp weeks are full. The teachers are looking forward to 2 weeks of fun in the sun as we transform the classes into different adventures for the children. I hope you all have a warm, fun-filled May. Mary Catherine Troxler ST. PAUL S COOKBOOK The Fellowship Committee will be developing a cookbook to commemorate St. Paul s 50 th Anniversary. We will want to hear from oldtimers, newcomers and those in between. Please begin thinking about food experiences you ve had at St. Paul s (or brought to St. Paul s from other church events), and the small stories that go with them that connect them to St. Paul s past, present and future. More information and requests for recipes will follow in the next few weeks, but if you have questions or would like help to with the cookbook, please call Susan Hawkins, , nanooh@nc.rr.com. Submitted by Susan Hawkins WARDEN S CORNER ST. PAUL'S AND THE LAST FIVE POUNDS For those of you who are women you can probably relate to trying to lose those last few pounds of unwanted weight, especially after having a baby. The effort to lose that last five seems exponentially difficult compared to the rest of the weight you have already lost. As you focus on the last five pounds, it is easy to lose the perspective on what you have already lost and you often forget how much you have achieved. I think this applies to so many aspects in our lives. I recently attended the Warden's Retreat held by the Diocese of North Carolina. Junior and Senior Wardens attended from both large and small congregations. After listening to the many issues that other congregations are facing, St. Paul's issues seemed very small. In fact, it felt like St. Paul's was participating in the "Biggest Loser" weight loss contest and we showed up wanting only to lose five pounds. At one point, I sat at a table-top discussion with some smaller parishes. As we went around the table, the first gentleman spoke about his surrounding community and church shrinking. The average parishioners' age was sixty and the church did not have any children. There were seven households that pledged at his church and there were not enough funds to continue to pay their priest. When he was through speaking the next woman spoke of her church's situation. Her church had to let their priest go due to a betrayal of trust. The church was trying to heal and at the same time find a new priest. When it came time for me to speak, I didn't know what to say. Clearly these churches were dealing with very serious issues, and by the grace of God, St. Paul's is not dealing with anything like this. As I drove home, I reflected on all of St. Paul's blessings. We have a community and church that are growing. Our sanctuary and education hall are full of children on Sundays. We have a wonderful staff and clergy. It is an honor to work closely with them. As we continue to grow and face issues, let us not forget how far we have come. Only fifty years ago, we were just a dream in the minds of St. Paul's parishioners. Let us rejoice with where we are. Let us continue to strive and live into God's calling for us without becoming overly focused on the last five pounds. In Christ, Mary Wood, Junior Warden 2

3 Sunday School Scribbles Let the little children come to me for it is to such as these that the kingdom of God belongs. - Matthew 10:14 Moving on Up Congratulations to the fifth grade students who will be graduating from the Sunday School program this spring and moving on to the Episcopal Youth Community next fall. We wish this wonderful group the best of luck and continued growth in middle school. Good wishes to Michael Boone, Vaughn Burgess, Aaron Clukey, Matthew Cozzolino, Kate Elam, Isabelle Hirschy, Katherine King, Jacob Kintz, Ethan Lewis, Emily Magee, Andrew Remavich, Katie Shy, Salem Troxler, and Nicholas Williams. VBS Update SonWorld Adventure Park is whirling and twirling into action. We already have 75 children signed up for our theme park adventure and we have room for 75 more. Get your registration forms to Jennifer Shy soon in order to reserve a spot for the week of July at the coolest park in Cary! And, in order to make VBS a thrill for little thrill-seekers, we need volunteers! So if you can spend a little time, or a lot of time, at our Adventure Park this summer, please contact Jennifer Shy. Also, anyone attending our SonWorld Adventure Park experience will be invited to attend the VBS Kick-Off Potluck Supper on Sunday, July 20. Information will be available soon so mark your calendars now. Summer Education While Sunday School will break for summer after May 18 (and return in the Fall starting September 7), the Children s Ministries Committee is committed to providing year-round spiritual education for your children. Therefore, Children s Chapel will continue through the summer for both the 9:00 and 10:45 a.m. summer services. Our summer curriculum will be devoted to the stories of famous and infamous heroes and villains in the Bible. We look forward to seeing the children s sunny smiles during our sunshine season. A World of Thanks The Winter/Spring semester of Sunday School and Children s Chapel is drawing to a close, and we want to say a big thank you to the dedicated teachers and chapel leaders who have made St. Paul s such a joyful place to be: BelindaLea Barnhart, Ricky Barker, Elaine Barry, John and Heather Blythe, Melissa and Joe Bracken, Alysia Carney, Jill Cobb, Tyrus Cohan, Cathy and Emily Connors, Linda Cozzolino, Rachel Crigger, Katherine Crowe, Heather Gates, Janie Goehrke, Laura Gorman, Richard Gray, Kelly Gregg, Bob Grimm, Sheela George, Sue Hannum, Stephanie Hirschy, Kristen Holmes, Sherri and Chuck Hubbard, Barb Hurley, Christine Ingram, Juli and Dan Kirby, Jennifer Landis, Dan and Alana Loughlin, Allison Lyles, Dave Mackie, Aleta McClenney, Kim McCombs, Katharine Mitchell, Ginger Mole, Kathleen Neff, Heather and Charles Patisaul, Tad Richard, Marti Schmitt, Eddie and Andrea Szigethy, Preethi Thomas, Katie Turnage, Amanda Waterman, Jane Womack, and Jill Zapadinsky. Thank you so much, teachers and chapel leaders, for your commitment to the children of St. Paul s! Family Fun Night The Children s Ministries Committee will be hosting its very first Family Fun Night on Wednesday, June 25 from 5:00 7:00 p.m. Pizza is on the menu for $1/slice and there will be Bingo, games, activities and lots of socializing for St. Paul s families. It will be a great opportunity for parents and children to meet and mix. Watch the bulletin for more information. Mark Your Calendars May 18 June 7 June 8 June 25 July 20 July 21 Sept. 7 Last Day of Sunday School Happy Graduation 5 th Grade! Godly Play Training 50 th Anniversary Parish Celebration Family Fun Night VBS Kick-Off Potluck VBS Week Begins SonWorld Adventure Park Sunday School Begins (Fall Semester) 3

4 PRE-EYC FOR 4 th -6 th GRADERS Our spring program is off to a great start! We have two more opportunities for 4 th, 5 th and 6 th graders to gather on Sunday Evenings: May 4 th and May 18 th. We meet in front of the chapel from 4:00 p.m. until 5:45 p.m. You can start on either of these Sundays! The program involves a shared meal (which the children help to prepare), followed by games, activities, and even a short liturgy. Sixth graders have the option of participating in either pre- EYC or middle school EYC. If you have questions, please contact Carla Traudt or B.J. Owens. 20s & 30s AT ST. PAUL S Under the leadership of Amy and Rob Joyce and Sara and Mike Concini, the 20s and 30s group will be reconvening this summer! We are planning to offer a variety of activities for 20s and 30s. Details and activities to follow so watch the bulletin and website! If you are curious or interested, please get in touch with the leaders, or with me to get on the list! Also, if you would like to host an event, please let us know all ideas are welcome! BJ Owens ABOUT OUR CHURCH We celebrate the marriage of Lauren Hemperly and Chas Cullipher. They were married on Saturday, April 5, Lauren is the daughter of John and Mary Hemperly. We express our sympathy to Adelaide and Chris Siegl for the death of their son, Michael Seamus Siegl; to Katharine Mitchell for the death of her father, David Mitchell; to Jackie Straub for the death of her birth mother, Alene Strother; to Steve Haughey for the death of his mother Isabel Kane Haughey; to Jack and Meggie McBrayer for the death of their grandfather, Bruce Donald; to Katharine Evaul and Sarah Morrison for the death of their cousin, Rodney Carter; to Larry Cobb for the death of his brother, Donald Cobb; to Jane Ayers for the death of her mother, Gwendolyn Elsie Black; and to Mildred Bartlett for the death of her friend, Dr. Bert Coffer. We rejoice in the baptisms of Taylor Dapkevich and Jared Dapkevich, daughter and son of Bernard and JoAnna Dapkevich; Clare Marguerite Hibberd and Owen Conner Hibberd, Jr., daughter and son of Owen and Colette Hibberd; Andrew Seth London, son of Seth and Sarah London; and Emily Parker Mettler, daughter of Quentin and Deborah Mettler. ADULT EDUCATION Clergy Forum Sundays, May 4, 11, & 25, 10:15-11:05 a.m., Chapel The May 11th Clergy Forum will combine with Adult Education s Maternal Health and the Millennium Development Goals presentation in a program to address non-partisan approaches to global social issues. Please visit the St. Paul s website, for information regarding the Clergy Forum. Faith, Dignity, and Integrity: Conversations About End-of-Life Issues. Sunday May 4, 10:15-11:05 a.m., Education Building Library A resource from the Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina School of Ministry, Faith, Dignity, and Integrity is a document that encourages reflection about end-of-life issues from a faith perspective. It permits participants to consider the Biblical message about death and resurrection and the teachings of the church. This class will be led by The Rev. Candy Snively. The Episcopal Church - Who We Are Sunday, May 25, 10:15-11:05 a.m., Room 10 Education Building Join members of the St. Paul s Clergy for a revolving exploration of our Anglican, Episcopal, & sacramental identities. These are monthly gatherings where all are welcome and every question is important. Submitted by Nita Byrd LOST A men's full-size black umbrella with a wooden handle was misplaced at the Youth Advent Party last December. This umbrella has a great deal of sentimental value for it's owner. If found, please return to The Rev. Bernard J. Owens or Fred Lowry. Thanks. Sue Remavich WOODWORKERS NEEDED! In order to outfit our Godly Play classrooms for next year, we re looking for a few volunteers who could create materials for the teachers to use in storytelling. These items are integral to the Godly Play experience. Plans and supplies are provided. For more information, please see and contact Jennifer shy if you think you can help. 4

5 Episcopal Youth Community Upcoming EYC Events May 4th $10 Prom May 10th Babysitting Fundraiser No EYC ASP Chore Day Senior Recognition at Coffee Hour Final EYC and Closing May 11th No EYC May 17th ASP Chore Day May 18th Senior Recognition May 18th Final EYC and Closing June 22nd-28th ASP ASP During the time leading up to ASP we will be collecting school supplies for the children of Tennessee. There will be a collection box in the narthex. Please help us out with pencils, pens, binders, paper, glue, etc. For questions contact Sheila Reilly Mother s Day Babysitting Fundraiser St. Paul's Youth Group will offer drop off babysitting at the Church on Saturday, May 10th from 4:00-8:00 p.m. We will play games, have crafts and watch a movie. Drop off dinner with your children and enjoy the evening. Donations accepted. $10 Prom May 4th, from 6 p.m.-8 p.m., EYC will have its $10 Prom. The rules: Your entire outfit cannot cost more than $10. Prizes categories: Best Dressed, Celebrity Look-Alike Award, Best Combined Costume, Most Creative, Most Thrifty, Most Likely to have Spent More than $10, and The Owens Achievement Award for Individual Excellence in Dressing Yourself, plus many more. See you there. Do you need yard work done, like moving Mulch or removing debris? Is there a big job you put off because it is too much for one person? Call on the Chores for ASP team! We will have an ASP Chores day fundraiser on May 17th. If you are interested, please call or Kevin Swann at or swannet@pipeline.com. To all youth and adults who attended the Youth Christmas party in December: A men's full-size black umbrella with a wooden handle was misplaced that evening and we think that a similar umbrella was accidentally picked up. This umbrella has a great deal of sentimental value for its owner. If found, please return to BJ Owens or Fred Lowry, to exchange it with the umbrella left behind! Ongoing Activities for 6 th -12 th graders Weekly Sunday EYC Middle School 4:00-5:15 p.m., Shared Dinner 5:15-5:45 p.m., High School 5:45-7:00 p.m. High School Compline: Tuesdays 8:00-9:00 p.m. Sunday School: 10:10-11:00 a.m. Fred Lowry, Youth Director youth@stpaulscary.org ex. 37 5

6 ST. PAUL'S 50TH ANNIVERSARY GUEST SPEAKERS Continues Sunday, May 18, 2008 The Rt. Rev. Robert Johnson, Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of NC from 1995 to 2000, will preach at the 9:00 a.m. and 11:15 a.m. services. Bishop Johnson is the fourth and last speaker visiting St. Paul's before the anniversary celebration. Bishop Johnson's tenure covered The Rev. Charles Hocking's last two years at St. Paul's, the Interim Period when The Rev. James Hubbard was here, and The Rev. George Adamik s being called as Rector in He visited us for Confirmations and other special occasions. Between the services, he will lead an informal sharing of his reflections about St. Paul's. Visual displays of our evolving history will again line the back of the nave, so plan to visit this area. New pictures and information will bring us up to the present time. A special way you can be a part of St. Paul's history: There is still time for you to become a part of St. Paul's recorded history by sharing a special memory. It could be your first visit to the parish, someone who touched your heart with a kind word, a worship service that changed your life, a musical moment that brought a tear to your eye, funny stories, anecdotes, or your work on a project that brought us to where we are today. Entries may be posted on our website and may be edited. Send your remembrances to: ourmemories@stpaulscary.org If you do not have , you may send your typed or hand-written information to the church office marked: "Our Memories." Be sure to sign your name. Write away! Submitted by Melissa Zeph The Rector, Vestry and Parish Community of St. Paul s Episcopal Church Request the Honor of your presence at the 50th Anniversary of the Parish on Sunday the Eighth of June Two Thousand and Eight 10:00 a.m. Service St. Paul s Episcopal Church 221 Union Street Cary, North Carolina RSVP by May 23, , stpauls@stpaulscary.org, Or sign up in the Narthex ASP 2008 Our annual youth mission trip is June 22 nd June 28 th. We are heading to Morgan County, TN, and the week is shaping up to be another great experience for 37 youth, adult and staff participants. The Spaghetti Dinner & Silent Auction was a great success, and a great show of support. Thanks to the generosity and enthusiasm of the parish, ASP continues to be a vibrant outreach and youth ministry. Here s what s coming up on the ASP calendar (ASP participants are expected to attend these meetings and activities, and be actively involved in fundraising for the trip): Sunday, April 27 th (during High School EYC): ASP Mountain Month Program Saturday, May 10 th Babysitting Fundraiser Saturday, May 17 th ASP Chores Day: contact Kevin Swann at or swannet@pipeline.com. Sunday, May 18 th Participant Balance due please turn checks into Fred Lowry, and only to Fred Lowry! Saturday, June 21 st Chaperone meeting, youth participant meeting, and Van Packing! If you have questions, or wonder how you can be involved whether offering to clean vans on the return, donating school supplies for homeowners, or simply praying for the trip - please let me know! B.J. Owens 6

7 MAY MUSICALLY SPEAKING from Jason Pace Thoughts on Worship: Soren Kierkegaard ( ), a great theologian, was particularly outspoken on the subject of worship. He was critical of many churches whose worship had become "user friendly." To illustrate, he described Christian worship using two analogies from drama. In the first analogy, God is the prompter, the liturgical leaders (musicians, readers of the scriptures, preachers and celebrants) are the actors and the congregation is the audience. This situation occurs when people believe that specially trained leaders are better equipped to be the performers. This congregation believes it is best if they just watch as onlookers. Kierkegaard taught that this understanding of worship was totally wrong. In the second analogy, he proposes the liturgical leaders are the prompters. The congregation and liturgical leaders together are the actors in the drama of worship and God alone is the audience for the drama. These analogies give us something to think about: In my life am I just being an audience or prompter? Or, am I active and participating in worship each day with humility, service, praise, singing, giving and by telling others that God loves them? More important than making music and having fun, the music programs at St. Paul s serve to provide a way for people to be active in worship. (And we do have fun too!) So during this season of transition in the music ministry, consider if now is time for you to explore becoming a part of a music program at St. Paul s. Choir Camp for Youth (for rising 4 th through 9 th graders) August 22-24, 2008 Church Music Conference (for Adults) August 21-24, 2008 in Salter Path, NC at beautiful liturgy, stunning music, Community Music Events A variety of musical presentations are occurring in our community this month: 8:00 p.m. 5/2 Triangle Brass Band Fletcher Theater 3:00 p.m. 5/4 Triangle Youth Philharmonic - Meymandi 7:30 p.m. 5/8 Concert Singers of Cary - Regency Park 7:30 p.m. 5/10 Mozart s Coronation Mass - St. Stephen, Durham 4:00 p.m. 5/18 Thompson's A Testament of Freedom - Edenton Street Methodist A SPLASHING Success! The children s cantata presentation of Oh, Jonah! last month was amazing, enjoyable and worshipful. What a wonderful expression of God s love and grace for us as told through the experience of Jonah, the sailors, a whale and the Ninevites. In addition to the performance at St. Paul s, the children s choirs gave presentations to the residents at Cary Rehabilitation and Chatham Creek Home. I would like to offer thanks and appreciation to the children and to everyone who helped put this program together. I would also like to express a special thank you to the parents who support the music programs and make the effort to bring their children. The enrichment that the children receive through their participation in these programs will have a blessing and impact throughout their lives. May 2008 Music Service Schedule May 4 9:00 a.m. Jubilate Choir 11:15 a.m. Senior Choir May 11 9:00 a.m. Youth Choir & Canterbury Bells 11:15 a.m. Senior Choir May 18 9:00 a.m. Jubilate Choir 11:15 a.m. Senior Choir May 25 9:00 a.m. Jubilate Choir 11:15 a.m. Senior Choir Music Season Finale and Thank You It s May, and several of our seasonal choirs and ensembles have finished their season. The Epiphany Choir, Junior Choir, Proclamation Bells and Bells of St. Paul s, are taking a well deserved break for summer. Youth Choir and Canterbury Bells will continue to rehearse through May 6 th and then begin their break after singing in church at the 9:00 a.m. service on May 11. So what s the best thing to do after a year of commitment, hours of rehearsal and numerous performances? Celebrate! Children s Music Celebration April 30 Youth Music Celebration May 13 Bells of St Paul s Celebration April 24 I would like to take this opportunity to express my appreciation and gratitude to everyone who leads or participates in a music program. I have been delighted by so many new friends and grown to love each of you. I particularly appreciate the service that so many of you contribute to make things run smoothly during this time of transition in the music ministry. I would like to specifically mention the contributions of Gaylene Henry and Olivia Ittoop who help in the leadership of the music ministry. Also, there are the many folks who sing, play instruments, and assist with snacks, transportation, music and library filing, accompanying, communication, cleanup, crowd management, devotions, proofing, office support, and making costumes and props. Thank you! Serve the Lord with gladness; Come before Him with joyful singing. Psalm 100:2 7

8 Spring Greetings! The Christian Social Ministries committee thanks all who have helped St. Paul's to reach out by participating in recent projects. So many members contributed food to the Urban Ministries' collection and donated clothing for migrant farmworkers on Hermano Day. So many members made donations to Heifer International, via weekly offerings (from our children as well!) and the special Easter Sunday collection. So many volunteers cooked meals for - and spent time with, families during the Wake Interfaith Hospitality Network's Homeless Ministry week. So many members baked cookies and helped to purchase dough for the Kairos spring weekend. So many of our children created beautiful cards to send messages of hope to the female residents taking part in the prison ministry program. CHRISTIAN SOCIAL MINISTRIES (CSM) So many wonderful visitors attended the recent Ministry Fair! We hope that you'll attend our next meeting (Sunday, June 1 st, 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. or be in touch to learn more about volunteering or CSM projects/ Outreach in general. Please visit the St. Paul's website, under "Outreach" - it's a fantastic resource, chock full of information! The generosity of our church community is astounding. By reaching out in these and many other ways together, we truly make a real difference in the lives of so many. Thank you. UPCOMING EVENTS Saturday, May :00 a.m. Blood Drive mobile unit at St. Paul's via Rex Health Services. Sunday, May 11-10:10-11:00 a.m. We encourage you to attend a special presentation on Mother's Day, hosted by the Adult Education committee. The topic: Maternal Health & the Millenium Development Goals (MDGs). A project of the United Nations, the MDGs are eight goals - to be achieved by that respond to the world's main development challenges. Saturday, May 17 - Food Packaging Event at St. Paul's, for STOP HUNGER NOW (SHN), an international relief and development agency. Several trips to the SHN Warehouse will take place over the summer please watch for details. SAVE THE DATE! Sunday, June 1 st CSM Committee Meeting 10:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. For more information, please see bulletin, Narthex displays and website as well as related articles in this newsletter. Submitted by Linda Cozzolino STOP HUNGER NOW: ARE YOU READY TO PACK? Would you and/or your family like to make an impact on global starvation? If so, then please save the date of Saturday, May 17, and come to St. Paul s to be part of a huge effort to package 100,000 meals. St. Paul s parishioners will be teaming up with three local Rotary Clubs and the Raleigh Sertoma Club. St. Paul s will be responsible for packing meals between 8:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. 12:00 noon. We need to provide approximately 40 people per shift and ask that you arrive approximately 15 minutes prior to your shift. The 12:00 noon 2:00 p.m. and 2:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. shifts will be filled by the attending clubs. There will also be a clean-up shift from 4:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m.. All people from age five and up are welcome to participate in this important humanitarian event. Not only are we combining physical resources to package 100,000 meals, but we will also be purchasing all the food materials used in the 100,000 meals. As a result, donations are encouraged and will be accepted at the event. Sign up sheets will be available in the narthex on Sundays, May 4 and May 11. Please consider this opportunity to make an impact on global starvation. If you have any questions, please contact Glenda Swann at or swannet@pipeline.com. Submitted by Glenda Swann 8

9 St. Paul s Episcopal Church 221 Union Street Cary NC Non-Profit Organization U.S. Postage Paid Permit #38 Cary NC Return Service Requested Label Staff The Rev. George Adamik, Rector The Rev. Sally L. Harbold, Associate Rector The Rev. Bernard J. Owens, Associate Rector The Rev. Antoinette Wike, Priest Associate The Rev. Lois Reardin, Priest Associate The Rev. Candy Snively, Deacon Melanie Fairbrother, Office Manager Chris Lewis, Financial Manager Jason Pace, Interim Minister of Music Olivia Ittoop, Music Assistant Gaylene Henry, Music Assistant Mary Catherine Troxler, Preschool Director Jennifer Shy, Nursery Director/Church School Director Fred Lowry, Youth Coordinator Church Office: : Fax The Rev. George Adamik x 13 The Rev. Sally L. Harbold x 12 The Rev. Bernard J. Owens x 23 The Rev. Lois Reardin x 36 Office Manager x 10 Financial Manager x 21 Church School Office x 19 Preschool Office: x 16 Minister of Music Office: x 15 Youth x 37 Vestry Senior Warden: Paul Gregg Junior Warden: Mary Wood Margie Best, Rick Bradley, Ottis Cowper, Carol Flickinger, Josh Geigerman, John Hemperly, Chuck Hubbard, Jean Huey, Ann Lockhart, Betsy Flagg McBrayer, Treasurer: Kay Burgess addresses are: stpauls@stpaulscary.org Melanie Fairbrother financial@stpaulscary.org Chris Lewis rector@stpaulscary.org The Rev. George Adamik rector2@stpaulscary.org The Rev. Sally L. Harbold bernard.owens@stpaulscary.org The Rev. Bernard J. Owens rector3@stpaulscary.org The Rev. Lois Reardin rector 4@stpaulscary.org The Rev. Antoinette Wike snively@mindspring.com The Rev. Candy Snively music@stpaulscary.org Jason Pace youth@stpaulscary.org Fred Lowry churchschool@stpaulscary.org Jennifer Shy preschool@stpaulscary.org Mary Catherine Troxler kidsclub@stpaulscary.org Jennifer Shy Sunday Services: 7:30 a.m., 9:00 a.m. & 11:15 a.m. 9