May YOUTH SUNDAY May 3, 2015, 10:30am MOTHER S DAY ALTAR FLOWER DEDICATIONS. END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR PARTY May 17, 2015 Woodall Commons Patio

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1 YOUTH SUNDAY May 3, 2015, 10:30am Episcopal Church of the Epiphany 1101 Sunset Drive * P. O. Box 116 Guntersville, AL Please join us on May 3rd for Youth Sunday, a celebration of our children and youth. Sam Jones will be delivering the sermon; children and youth will be serving as ushers, greeters, acolytes, torch bearers and readers. Our young people will raise their beautiful voices in praise and thanksgiving as they lead the service music. Come with an open mind and heart to see and feel how the Holy Spirit is working through the youngest of our parishioners. Please join us for refreshments following the service to honor our young people and graduates. Editor: Rusty Ogden May MOTHER S DAY ALTAR FLOWER DEDICATIONS Mother s Day is Sunday, May 10 and the Altar Guild is taking dedications for the altar flowers until May 6. Each dedication will be listed in the bulletins on that day. This dedication is a beautiful way to remember those who mean so much to us; your wife, your mother, your grandmothers, sister, a favorite aunt, or a special friend. A dedication form is on the counter in the church office or in the rear of the nave. Each dedication is $5.00. END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR PARTY May 17, 2015 Woodall Commons Patio Please join us for food, fellowship and FUN immediately following the 10:30 a.m. service. We will have hamburgers, hot dogs, yummy sides and the mile long ice cream sundae! Wear your backyard picnic clothes and bring a lawn chair to relax in. Kids and kids-atheart, bring a bathing suit or change of clothes so you can get wet on the inflatable water slide (weather permitting), and don t forget a towel! We will also have a bounce house for our little ones. Pray the weather cooperates so we can enjoy God s great outdoors right outside our backdoor. Sawyerville Day Camp coordinators are asking Epiphany to supply 30 swimsuits for this year's camps. Suits are around $10 each. Please consider giving to this wonderful ministry. Donations will be taken through May 17th. Make checks out to Epiphany and write Sawyerville on the memo line of your check or on your envelope if a cash donation. Sawyerville Day Camp is a week-long day camp in Greensboro, Alabama, sponsored by the Episcopal Diocese of Alabama and staffed, mostly, by high school and college-aged volunteers. There are three sessions this summer, starting June 6. Please consider being a prayer partner. Visit sawyervilledaycamp.org for more information. For questions, contact Kelly Auman, aumankelly@gmail.com or call her at To date, $170 of the $300 needed has been collected.

2 Epiphany Star Page 2 Alleluia! Christ is Risen! The Lord is risen indeed. Alleluia! It is a joy to welcome us all into the Easter season, when we celebrate the Resurrection of Our Lord. Perhaps many of us think only of the actual Sunday of the Resurrection when we think of Easter. But Easter has a much fuller and richer meaning. Indeed, Easter is not just a single day, but an entire season of the church year. It stretches over the Great Fifty Days until the Sunday of Pentecost. But Easter s meaning extends even further than these calendar definitions. We should always remember that Easter is more than a day or a season. It is more than a theological concept or philosophical conceit. It is more than an historical event. In fact, Easter is a way of life. Life in the resurrection the life we enjoy now as Christians is powerful, transformational, and eternal. Jesus gave us the definitive sign of new and transformed life in the fact of the resurrection. He himself was the firstborn of the resurrection a sign to us of God s power, and a sign that nothing would separate us from God s love. The power of sin and death was ultimately and decisively defeated in Jesus resurrection. And with that knowledge, we are invited into a new life. Life in the resurrection. Life in the resurrection is powerful: what once seemed impossible, suddenly becomes possible. What we once couldn t conceive, suddenly becomes a reality. What was once shrouded in darkness, suddenly becomes revealed in the light. Life in the resurrection is transformative. In other words, God changes us. In an often difficult and dangerous world, God gives us the grace and forbearance to deal with whatever challenges we may face. And life in the resurrection is eternal. Through Christ s deliverance through death and into the resurrection, we are given the blessed assurance that God is with us, and will always be with us. We are no longer bound by things temporal; we turn to that which is eternal. Indeed, the Easter way of life new life in the Resurrection is the core of our character. Jesus makes us who we are; he gives us our identity. We are God s people: empowered, transformed, and loved for all eternity. Thanks be to God! Yours in Christ, Fr. Aaron Easter Season, 2015 I would like to thank the anonymous person who dedicated the altar flowers to me on Sunday, April 19. It meant so very much to me. Thank you. Kay Benefield OFFICE VOLUNTEER GUILD Linda Katz could use a couple more office volunteers, and a few that are willing to fill-in on occasion when someone cannot meet the schedule. If you are interested, please call Linda Katz at

3 Epiphany Star Page 3 A Hole-in-One wins a New 2015 Chevy Cruze from Bob Hembree Chevrolet $15,000 Cash for a Hole-in-One sponsored by Nissan of Albertville WE NEED HELP FROM ALL MEMBERS FOR A SUCCESSFUL GOLF TOURNAMENT Included in the tournament fee is a lunch which begins at Noon; Tee Time is 1:00pm. Registration will begin at 10:30am. This is our second biggest fund raiser of the year, so even if you do not play golf it is possible for you to help. The following three ways are where we need people. We need people (male, female, and teens) who will play golf. If you don t have a team we will try to set you up with one. The tournament is a best ball scramble. So you don t even need to golf that well just a willingness to go out and have some fun. Ask your friends or family who play golf to get a team together and participate. We need people and businesses to sponsor holes. Sponsorship is $100 per hole and each sponsor gets their own personal sign at one of the 18 tees. We could have 400 hole sponsors. Wouldn t that be something? FORMAT 4 Person Scramble. $75.00 Per Player ($ Per Person Team). $5.00 Per Mulligan (2 Total Per Person). $5.00 Per Red Tee Blaster (1 Total Per Person). CASH PRIZES 1st Place $ nd Place $ Closest to Pin on ALL Par 3 s Longest Drive Chipping/Putting Contest Raffle For Chance To Win Additional Door Prizes 50/50 Raffle For further information, call: Barry Jones at Hollis Babb at TRASH TO TREASURE SALE - MAY 16 The annual Trash to Treasure Sale will be held in the parking lot and inside Sanderson Hall. We need your GOOD unwanted items so start your Spring cleaning now. Popular items are appliances, baby items and toys, electronics, furniture and household items, sports equipment and tools. WE WILL NOT ACCEPT STAINED, TORN OR UNUSABLE CLOTHES. Clothes must be in excellent condition with the size available. Electronics, lamps, fans or anything electrical must be in good working order. If you have items to donate, or would like to assist with the sale, please call Rusty in the church office, WE WILL START ACCEPTING ITEMS MAY 13. We also need workers to help set up on Thursday and Friday and to work the sale on Saturday, May 16, from 7:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. You do not have to work all day. A couple of hours would be appreciated. There is a sign up sheet on the nave bulletin board. They say that one person s junk is another person s treasure. And sometimes, one person s junk is just junk. PLEASE KNOW THE DIFFERENCE

4 Epiphany Star Page 4 Adult Christian Formation WEDNESDAY BOOK CLUB The Road to Santiago Continuing the Celtic Theme Father Bill and Rita Winters have again been working with the most excellent tour guides ever, Clive Richardson and Ann Gray, to create the most imaginative pilgrimage yet. In 2016, they will embark on their seventh pilgrimage to another Celtic land the Galatia area of northern Spain. The journey will be to a place where pilgrims have traveled for over a thousand years the picturesque and historic El Camino de Santiago, culminating in a visit to Santiago de Compostela. The major cities in this exquisite pilgrimage are Madrid, Escorial, Segovia, Avila, Salamanca, Zamora, Leon, O Cebriero, Santa Eulalia de Bovado and Santiago de Compostela. The planned route will include visits to ancient Roman viaducts and castles, blended together with the splendor of 15 th and 16 th century Spanish Christianity. In Leon, the pilgrimage will be on the Camino itself, enroute to Santiago where the Cathedral houses the venerated relics of St. James. A planned extension will be to the mysterious and beautiful Portugal, eventually departing from Lisbon. The dates of the Pilgrimage will be April 30 through May 10, The extension to Portugal and Lisbon will be May 10 through May 14, The Epiphany point of contact for more detailed information is Shari Harrison, , sbharrison520@gmail.com. Or, please feel free to contact Fr. Bill at , brwinters@bellsouth.net. A book study will begin May 6 at 6:30 p.m. The first book will be Eternal Life A New Vision by John Spong. The book may be purchased at Amazon.com. The Kindle Edition is $10.99 This is a remarkable spiritual journey about his lifelong struggle with the questions of God and death, Bishop John Shelby Spong reveals how he came to a new conviction about eternal life. God, says Spong, is ultimately one, and each of us is a part of that oneness. We do not live on after death as children who have been rewarded with heaven or punished with hell, but as part of the life and being of God, sharing in God s eternity, which is beyond the barriers of time and space. Spong argues that the discovery of the eternal can be found within each of us if we go deeply into ourselves, transcend our limits and become fully human. By seeking God within, by living each day to its fullest, we will come to understand how we live eternally. MEN S BREAKFAST & BIBLE STUDY Beginning on Friday, May 1 st, the men of the parish are invited to join Fr. Aaron for a 7:00 a.m. breakfast and Bible study gathering, which will meet regularly on Fridays. This is B.Y.O.B.&B., which means bring your own breakfast and Bible. We will meet either in the Heritage Room or in Sanderson Hall at 7:00 a.m., depending on the size of our group. For the first half hour (7:00-7:30) we will enjoy our food and fellowship. From 7:30 to 8:00 we will explore Holy Scripture together. We will finish promptly at 8:00 a.m. with prayer. Our first text will be The Gospel of Mark. TAPESTRY SOCIETY The Tapestry Society is planning a needlepoint project. If you have talent in needlepoint and would like to participate, please call Shaun Packard at

5 Epiphany Star Page 5 Congratulations High School Graduates Taylor Nicole Allen, daughter of Ronnie Allen and Lori Scott, is graduating from Guntersville High school. Taylor is enlisted in the United States Navy ROTC and will be studying forensic science. Taylor is the recipient of an H&R Block Budget Challenge $20,000 scholarship. Jon Auman, son of Lamar and Kelly Auman, is graduating from Arab High School. Jon is planning to attend Auburn University to pursue a degree in Environmental Engineering, he is a recipient of the Auburn Achievement Scholarship. Jon has served on the Diocese of Alabama Youth Department as a member-at-large and as a Tennessee Valley District Representative. He has also served as youth staff at diocesan events Special Sessions, Happening #'s 63, 64, 65, 66, Awakenings, Christmas Conference, Foothills Day Camp, Rites of Spring and Sawyerville Day Camp. Jon represented the Diocese of Alabama youth at the triennial Episcopal Youth Event (EYE) last summer. Jon will be serving as a Counselor-In-Training (CIT) at Camp McDowell this summer. Samuel Sam Ray Duffey, son of Ernie Duffey, and Marsha and Tony Lee, is graduating from Guntersville High School. Sam is planning to acquire his real estate license and attend Shelton State Community College. Samuel "Sam" Christian Jones, son of Barry and Lee Jones, is graduating from Randolph High School. Sam is planning to attend the University of Redlands after taking a gap year to work at Yosemite National Park and travel. He received a Presidential Scholarship. Sam served on the Diocese of Alabama Youth Department as the Tennessee Valley District Representative. He has also served as youth staff at Special Sessions, Happening #65 and #66, Foothills Day Camp and Sawyerville Day Camp. Jack Mullins, son of John and Michelle Mullins, is graduating from Arab High School. Jack is a National Merit Scholar. He is planning to attend Auburn University to study Electrical Engineering and Spanish. College Graduates Abigail Abby Rehfeld, grand daughter of Joyce and Roger Rehfeld, is graduating from the University of Alabama with a degree in finance. She has accepted a job in Scottsdale, Arizona. David Ezekiel "Zeke" Jones, son of Barry and Lee Jones, is graduating from Tulane University with a degree in philosophy. Zeke plans to teach in southeast Asia. Rite-13 Liturgy May 10, :30am Happy Mothers Day! Bring your mom and the rest of your family to Epiphany to participate in a special liturgy for Kendall Moore as she celebrates God s gift of womanhood. We are called as a community of faith through our baptismal covenant to support one another in our journey as Christians. Please come and support Kendall in her journey. Sunday School and Children s Church Sunday school and the wonderful volunteers who serve from September thru May will be taking a rest from June until mid August. The volunteers and the children may enjoy sleeping in during the summer. But don t sleep too long, or you will miss Children s Church! We will not have Children s church May 24, 31 or June 7. We will resume June 14 th and continue through the summer beginning at 10:30 a.m. for children three years old through the 5 th grade. Thank You! Thank You! Volunteers I want to thank the many volunteers who help with children and youth ministries throughout the year. I am not going to name names, you know who you are. You may have taught a Sunday school class, led children s church, mentored a youth group, made a meal, purchased a meal, drove the bus, drove your car, chaperoned, cut out materials for crafts, donated materials, made posters, took pictures, cleaned up after an event, set up for an event, painted, sewed, donated money, prayed for us and/or offered a word of encouragement. I am truly grateful for you. The children and youth are grateful for you. Thank you and God bless you! Thank You For Youth Sunday A special thank you to Jeanne Nelson for leading the music rehearsals to prepare the children, youth and adults to lead the music for Youth Sunday. Thank you Cheri Blair, Jim Coleman, Valerie Fleming, Shari Harrison, Liz Riehl and Lief Thornton for lending your vocal and instrumental talents. Thank you to the parents and adults who helped during the rehearsals and to Shelia Myrick for preparing lunch for the rehearsals.

6 Epiphany Star Page 6 Dear Friends, For more information or to register for any event go to A CALL FOR CAMPERS Camp McDowell has NEW camps offered this summer in the NEW space of Bethany Village. We are calling for campers, ages 3rd -12th grades, to come and see what else is wonderful, wonderful at Camp McDowell this summer. You may be surprised, even amazed, at the unique opportunities our diocesan camp has waiting for you, including: OUR TIME - a grief camp for kids healing from loss (May 29-June 1) Youth Workshops - Fiddle (June 4-6), Blacksmithing (July 9-11), Guitar (July 20-Aug 1) Bethany's Kids - inclusion summer camp (July 26-29) Plus volunteer opportunities! Please join us this summer. Your diocesan camp and conference center is waiting to serve you. For more information go to: In faith, Susanna Whitsett Faith-based Programs Developer for Camp McDowell susanna@campmcdowell.com Summer is just around the corner! Camp McDowell and Bethany Village have a host of camps available for children and youth of all ages. Visit to check out the camps that are available. Scholarships are available! If you need financial assistance, contact: Lamar Auman lamar.auman@gmail.com Shelly Hardin EpiphnyYouth@EpiphanyGuntersville.org or Father Aaron FatherAaron@EpiphanyGuntersville.org, DEDICATION The Dedication of Bethany Village is Saturday, June 20, 2015 at 10 a.m. in Doug Carpenter Hall, with lunch following. This will be a fantastic, spirit-filled celebration of Camp McDowell s beautiful new expansion built with universal design and alternative energy features. Please join The Most Rev. Dr. Katharine Jefferts Schori, The Rt. Rev. Kee Sloan, the Rev. Mark Johnston, the Bethany Campaign Cabinet, and the Department of Camp McDowell for this grand opening of our new diocesan home for ministry and programming. You are invited to come for the dedication only or stay on for the afternoon and/or the remainder of the weekend! Many wonderful activities are planned, including a Folk School concert (Saturday evening) and closing service of Holy Eucharist (Sunday). We invite you to bring your family and friends to Camp McDowell for this glorious weekend. Registration is required for all.

7 Epiphany Star Page 7 Diocesan Acolyte Festival and Training Event May 16, 2015 St. Andrew s Episcopal Church, th St., S., Birmingham :30 a.m. check-in, 9:00.a.m. - 2:00 p.m. acolyte fun Bring your acolytes and masters for a day of fun and training. Here s what all we will do: 1. Holy Smokes! The ministry of the Thurifer in the Eucharist 2. Actions Speak Louder than Words: What do you do when you're "up front"? 3. To Worry about Making a Mistake Is to Make the Greatest Mistake of All: The ministry of the acolyte master. 4. Acolyting in the Eucharist: A walk-through of the Holy Eucharist and the ministry of an acolyte. 5. Acolyte Jeopardy Who will win the Bishops Bowl to take home to their parish until next year s event??? This is a free and fun event! Jacob, Lydia and Michael Raulerson attended the event last year, in fact their church took home the Bishop s Bowl. It would be great to bring the Bishop s Bowl to Epiphany! Register at Contact Will Smith at anglican.will@gmail.com so transportation and chaperones can be coordinated. Vacation Bible School Mark your calendars to attend June 5 th, 6 th, & 7 th You can help by loaning the following items for use as decoration/props: 10x10 (or similar size) pop up sunshade tent wicker/woven baskets pottery bowls and jars wooden bowls burlap sacks artificial greenery and fruit These items will be needed from June 1 thru June 7. Please contact Shelly Hardin at EpiphanyYouth@EpiphanyGuntersville.org or Jr. & Sr. EYC Dates for May May 3 Sunday Sr. EYC 5:00pm - 7:00pm May 6 Wednesday Jr. & Sr. EYC 6:30pm - 7:30pm May 10 Sunday Mother's Day NO EYC May 13 Wednesday Jr. & Sr. EYC 6:30pm - 7:30pm Last Wed EYC meeting Jr. & Sr. EYC 12:00pm - 2:00pm End of School Year Party May 17 Sunday Sr. EYC 5:00pm - 7:00pm Last Sunday EYC Meeting May 24 Sunday NO EYC May 31 Sunday NO EYC

8 Epiphany Star Page 8 By Shari Harrison Church of the Epiphany Income and Expense Statement General Fund March 2015 Straight Line 25% Current Period Year to Date Annual Budget Annual Budget Percentage INCOME CONTRIBUTION INCOME UNRESTRICTED $24, $85, $349, % FUND RAISERS 1, , , % Subtotal Unrestricted 25, , , % DONOR RESTRICTED TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED 3, , % PERMANENTLY RESTRICTED , % Subtotal Donor Restricted 4, , % Subtotal Contribution Income 29, , , % INTEREST INCOME % RELEASE FROM RESTRICTIONS TEMP RESTRICTED RELEASE (9,504.16) (17,729.48) % RELEASED FROM RESTRICTION 9, , % Subtotal Release From Restrictions % TOTAL INCOME 29, , , % EXPENSES BUDGETED EXPENSES CLERGY COMPENSATION RECTOR COMPENSATION $8, $27, $111, % OTHER CLERGY COMPENSATION , % Subtotal Clergy Compensation 8, , , % LAY STAFF COMPENSATION FIN ASST COMPENSATION , % COMM ASST COMPENSATION 1, , , % YOUTH DIR. COMPENSATION 1, , , % OTHER LAY SUPPORT STAFF , , % EMPLOYER EXPENSES , % Subtotal Lay Staff Compensation 4, , , %

9 Epiphany Star Page 9 Income and Expense Statement General Fund March 2015 continued. NON-PERSONNEL EXPENSES BUILDINGS/GROUNDS EXPENSE 9, , , % CHRISTIAN EDUCATION , , % OFFICE EXPENSE 1, , , % PROGRAM EXPANSION 5, , , % WORSHIP EXPENSE , % Subtotal Non-personnel Expenses 16, , , % OTHER EXPENSE KITCHEN FUND EXPENSE , % FUND RAISER EXPENSE , % Subtotal Other Expense , % OTHER DESIGNATED EXPENSES % NON OPERATING EXPENSE WEDNESDAY NIGHT DINNER , % SUNDAY BREAKFAST , % FUND EXPENSE 8, , % Subtotal Non Operating Expense 9, , % TOTAL EXPENSES 39, , , % EXCESS INCOME\EXPENSES ($9,629.92) $7, $ % Direct Debit Update Epiphany is now four months into utilizing direct debit for contributions. It is convenient and simple both for the contributor and for the office staff. We have many satisfied parishioners who are now taking advantage of this opportunity to easily support Epiphany with their donations while saving time and energy for everyone! Just ask them. Nancy Brennan: If you pay bills through automatic deductions from your checking account, why would you treat your pledge to Epiphany differently? Make it automatic. I did and love it! Jerry Ann Holt: Taking advantage of Epiphany s new automatic draft offering is a great way to pay your pledge each month. No more checks to write. It s a great service. If you aren t signed up, you should be. Shaun Packard: I find automatic payment to be very easy. This way I don t forget and I know where I am with my pledge. It works nicely for me. Bickie Raspilair: I am thankful for the automatic transfer from my bank to cover my pledge. It makes me the faithful steward I want to be. Month after month my pledge stays current even if I am sick or out of town or just plain forgetful. I recommend it to you. If you re interested in signing up for direct debit for your contribution, please contact Charlene Mason, Financial Assistant, in the church office at

10 Epiphany Star Page 10 Church of the Epiphany Balance Sheet Consolidated - March 2015 ASSETS BANK ACCOUNTS CHECKING ACCOUNTS SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Current Year Citizens - Operating $25, Citizens Money Market 83, Vantage Money Market 19, Subtotal Savings Accounts 103, Subtotal Bank Accounts 129, INVESTMENTS State Street Global Adv. 39, DIOALA Pooled Investments 16, Subtotal Investments 56, FIXED ASSETS BUILDINGS Nave/Office Space 1,036, Sanderson Hall 679, Woodall Commons 767, Accum. Depreciation - Buildings (873,286.83) Subtotal Buildings 1,609, EQUIPMENT Equipment and Furnishings 411, Accum. Depreciation (183,878.03) Subtotal Equipment 227, Subtotal Fixed Assets 1,836, TOTAL ASSETS $2,023, LIABILITIES CURRENT LIABILITIES PAYROLL DEDUCTIONS TAXES PAYABLE Federal Withholding $ Social Security Medicare State Taxes Payable Subtotal Taxes Payable 2, Subtotal Payroll Deductions 2,369.77

11 Epiphany Star Page 11 Balance Sheet continued. PASS THRU CONTRIBUTIONS Room in the Inn Subtotal Current Liabilities 2, LONG-TERM LIABILITIES MORTGAGES & LOANS Vantage Bank Loan 273, TOTAL LIABILITIES 275, NET ASSETS UNRESTRICTED General Fund Balance $6, Facilities and Equipment 1,563, Subtotal Unrestricted 1,569, DONOR RESTRICTED TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED Children's Offering 1, CJ Rives Forum 1, Epiphany Scholarship Fund Contingency Fund 5, Operating Reserve 13, Daughters of the King Brotherhood of St. Andrew Kitchen Fund 22, Epiphany Memorial Fund 2, Playground Tree Project EYC Fundraisers 3, Altar Guild Fund 6, Memorial Garden Escrow 17, Memorial Gdn.Unrestricted 2, Epiphany Ultreya Debt Reduction Budget Surplus 39, Subtotal Temporarily Restricted 119, PERMANENTLY RESTRICTED Alves Outreach Fund 17, Epiphany Tapestry Fund 40, Subtotal Permanently Restricted 57, Subtotal Donor Restricted 177, TOTAL EQUITY 1,747, TOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITY $2,023,112.54

12 Epiphany Star Page 12 May 2015 CODE: CC Children s Church; CP Centering Prayer; DOK Daughters of the King; DG Dream Group; HC Holy Communion; HE Holy Eucharist; MP ; SS Sunday School; Birthdays in italics Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 Men s Breakfast and Bible Study 7am 2 Holy One Golf Tournament 1pm Vestry Person of the Month Grant Armstrong Nancy Brennan Sharon Clay John Gartrell Jake Rogers 3 Youth Sunday HC 8 & 10:30am SS & Nursery Lectionary Class 9:30am Sr. EYC 5pm Susie Conerly Cassandra Kistler 4 EfM 6pm Sue Beiter Bobbie Lou Smith 5 Kelly Auman Kendall Moore Ben Perkins Kim Shifflett Bill Winters 6 CP 9:45am Service of Healing 11:30am HE 5:30pm Nursery 5:30pm Dinner 6pm Book Study, VYP, EYC, & Choir Practice 6:30pm 7 Staff mtg 10am Dream Group 12pm Karen Drinkard Luke Nelson 8 Men s Breakfast and Bible Study 7am 9 Brotherhood of Saint Andrew 8am 10 HC 8 & 10:30am Rite XIII 10:30am SS & Nursery Lectionary Class 9:30am Outreach 9:30am Children s Church 10:30am 11 DOK 11:30am EfM 6pm 12 Buildings & Grounds 6pm 13 CP 9:45am Service of Healing 11:30am HE 5:30pm Nursery 5:30pm Dinner 6pm Book Study, VYP, EYC, & Choir Practice 6:30pm 14 Staff mtg 10am Dream Group 12pm 15 Men s Breakfast and Bible Study 7am 16 Trash to Treasure Sale 7am 1:30pm Helen Hall Al Ward 17 HC 8 & 10:30am SS & Nursery Lectionary Class 9:30am Children s Church 10:30am Year End Party 12pm EfM Party 5pm Sr. EYC 5pm Jan Maxwell 18 Corrine Walker 19 Vestry 6:30pm Parker Jackson Barry Jones 20 CP 9:45am Service of Healing 11:30pm Choir Practice 6:30pm Michael Brown John Woodall 21 Staff mtg 10am Dream Group 12pm Matt Perkins Caleb Scott 22 Men s Breakfast and Bible Study 7am 23 Brotherhood of Saint Andrew 8am Clay Hall 24 HC 8 & 10:30am Nursery Lectionary class 9:30am Ultreya 5pm Tank Conerly 31 HC 8 & 10:30am Nursery Lectionary class 9:30am Jackson Moss 25 OFFICE CLOSED Kathy Gartrell Emily Moses CP 9:45am Service of Healing 11:30pm Choir Practice 6:30pm Ginny McCrary 28 Staff mtg 10am Dream Group 12pm 29 Men s Breakfast and Bible Study 7am Joe Katz Kathy Nelson Jim Phelps Charlotte Webb June 1 June 2 June 3 June 4 June 5 June 6 30 Vacation Bible School