2018 ECW DIOCESAN CALENDAR

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1 2018 ECW DIOCESAN CALENDAR TABLE OF CONTENTS Diocesan Executive Staff Contact Information...3 The Rt. Rev. Dabney T. Smith, Bishop Letter 4-5 Diocesan ECW President Letter...7 Diocesan ECW Executive Board...8 ECW Ex-Officio Diocesan Officers...9 ECW Diocesan Past Presidents...10 ECW Diocesan Board Committees...11 Organization of the ECW..12 The Episcopal Church...13 Altar Guild...14 Church Periodical Club United Thank Offering...18 Mission & Ministry...19 Sara Howell Memorial Fund Daughters of the King...22 Reports Directory of Congregations by Deanery ECW Dates to Remember Monthly Calendars THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH WOMEN'S PRAYER Almighty God, we pray that You will bless our work in mission and ministry in the world. Help us to pray fervently, labor diligently and give liberally to make known the power of your love given through your son, Jesus Christ. Let us not forget the lessons from the past nor fear the challenges of the future. Anoint us with your grace and shine in our hearts as we reflect your light throughout the world. Amen 1

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3 Diocesan Staff Bishop: Assisting Bishops: The Rt. Rev. Dabney T. Smith The Rt. Rev. Michael Garrison The Rt. Rev. Barry R. Howe Bishops Administrative Ms. Jan Nothum - Ext. 986 Assistant: Cell: /jnothum@episcopalswfl.org Canon to the Ordinary: The Rev. Canon Michael P. Durning - Ext. 984 Cell: /mdurning@episcopalswfl.org Administrative Assistant Mrs. Tana Sembiante - Ext. 983 to Canon Durning: tsembiante@episcopalswfl.org Archdeacon: Canon for Stewardship and Pastoral Care: The Ven. Dr. Kathleen Moore Cell: / kmoore@episcopalswfl.org The Rev. Canon Christopher N. Gray Cell: /cgray@episcopalswfl.org Canon for Ministry The Rev. Canon Eric S. Cooter Ext. 978 Development: Cell: /ecooter@episcopalswfl.org Canon for Program The Rev. Canon Dr. John Palarine Ext. 989 & Youth: Cell: /jpalarine@episcopalswfl.org Director Youth Ministry & Mr. Greg Randall Ext. 989 Programming: Cell: /grandall@episcopalswfl.org Missioner for Church Extension: Ms. Adrienne Hymes Cell: / ahymes@episcopalswfl.org Administrative Assistant Mrs. Michelle Mercurio - Ext. 977 Youth/School for Ministry: mmercurio@episcopalswfl.org Canon for Finance and Canon Anne Vickers, CFA - Ext. 982 Administration/CFO: Cell: /avickers@episcopalswfl.org Director Communications: Mr. Garland Pollard Ext. 979 Cell: /gpollard@episcopalswfl.org Director Congregational Ms. Martha Goodwill - Ext. 980 Support: Cell: /mgoodwill@episcopalswfl.org Bookkeeper: Mrs. Barbara Leonard - Ext. 981 bleonard@episcopalswfl.org Registrar/Reception: Ms. Marilyn Erfourth - Ext. 987 merfourth@episcopalswfl.org Exec. Director, DaySpring Episcopal Center: Mrs. Carla Odell Cell: /execdirector@dayspringfla.org Diocesan House DaySpring Episcopal Center th St. East Parrish, FL episcopalswfl.org dayspringfla.org 3

4 The Rt. Rev. Dabney T. Smith Fifth Bishop of the Diocese of Southwest Florida The Rt. Rev. Dabney Tyler Smith was elected bishop coadjutor of the Diocese of Southwest Florida on December. 9, He was ordained and consecrated as a bishop on March 10, 2007 at the Cathedral of St. Jude the Apostle in St. Petersburg, FL. He was seated as the fifth bishop of the diocese September 15, 2007 at St. Peter's Cathedral in St. Petersburg. Prior to his election, he had been rector of Trinity Church, New Orleans, LA, since January The church, with about 2,500 members and seven associate clergy, includes Trinity Episcopal School (pre-k through eighth grade with 329 students), and a counseling and training center. In post-katrina New Orleans, he served on the Jericho Road Episcopal Housing Initiative that exists to create desperately needed housing for hurricane victims. He was also on the steering committee of Common Good, a public partnership of faith-based, nonprofit, civic and higher-education organizations that brings the voice of the citizens of New Orleans to the table with the political and business sectors. He served on the Diocesan Rebuilding Committee for the Diocese of Louisiana and on the diocesan executive board. He earned a B.A. in broadcasting production from the University of South Florida, Tampa (1980); an M. Div. from Nashotah House, cum laude (1987); and a D. Min. from Seabury- Western Theological Seminary with special focus on congregational development (1999). He served at Holy Trinity in Melbourne, FL; St. Michael and All Angels in South Bend, IN.; and Grace Church in Port Orange, FL. He is president of the Bishop Gray Retirement Foundation serves as a member of the board of directors of the Dominican Development Group, the Board of Regents of University of the South and Board of Trustees of Nashotah House. He was recently appointed by the Presiding Bishop to serve on the Standing Committee on Mission and Evangelism. In the Diocese of Southwest Florida, he serves on the board of Berkeley Preparatory School in Tampa. At the 2015 General Convention, he was elected to serve as a member of Executive Council. He also served the wider Church as chairman of the Episcopal Church Building Fund, board member of the Seminary of the Southwest and member of the House of Bishops Planning Committee. He is a former Vice President of Province IV, where he sat on the Presiding Bishop's Council of Advice. Born in 1953, Bishop Smith is a Florida native, the son of the late The Rev. Dorsey and Dorothy Smith. He and wife Mary Wallis Smith are the parents of five grown children: sons Dabney Smith and Andrew Bennett Wallis and daughters Alicia Caputo, Megan (Meg) Wallis and Ashton Williston. They have six grandchildren, Dabney Tyler, Charles Tyler, Emma, Isabella, Abigail, and twins James Christopher and Lucas Tyler. His hobbies include music (he played guitar and keyboards in various groups for many years), and reading history and biographies. 4

5 The Episcopal Diocese of Southwest Florida The Rt. Rev. Dabney T. Smith, Bishop th Street East Parrish, FL Phone: (941) Fax: (941) October 2017 Dear Sisters in Christ: Episcopal Church Women Diocese of Southwest Florida As you begin your church planning for 2018, I invite you to revisit the Diocesan Convention theme, WORK, PRAY & GIVE. Work, pray, and give is a phrase from the Catechism response to the question What is the duty of all Christians?, It is, of course, not the full response. The theme and the full response in the Catechism have to do with the missional purpose of spreading the kingdom of God. Working, praying and giving have to do with our Christian duties of living into that mission. We have a healthy number of congregations living vital mission by feeding the underfed, evangelizing in the 21century, dealing with conflict with the Biblical imperative of Peace, and the ongoing work of dismantling racism. Our work does not just happen when we are doing social work or participating in programs. Healing our world happens when people in our parishes engage ministry in their daily lives and when we dedicate our work to the glory of God. The teachings within our diocese and the business of the church, all have to do with working, praying and giving, for the spread of the kingdom of God. There are other kingdoms, or sovereignties not of God, that seek our lives. Spreading God s kingdom is the work of the Church. It is why we are here. Work, Pray, and Give! Faithfully yours, The Rt. Rev. Dabney T. Smith Fifth Bishop of Southwest Florida 5

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7 Clearwater Deanery Fort Myers Deanery Manasota Deanery Naples Deanery St. Petersburg Deanery Tampa Deanery Venice Deanery ECW Diocesan President s Message... Dear Episcopal Church Women Friends, I am so excited about what God wants to do with our ladies Ministry! It is the desire of our heart to reach women inside and outside of the church with the love of Jesus, see women grow in their walk with the Lord and apply God s Word to their lives. We want to encourage, equip, and strengthen women in their faith by providing women with Bible studies/knowledge, retreats and outreach opportunities. As your newly elected President of the Episcopal Church Women for the Diocese of Southwest Florida, I am looking forward to working with you serving our Lord in our churches, communities and beyond. Keeping the women s groups connected is extremely important to the success of women s ministry. Many people join the women s ministry for support and friendship. I am hoping to encourage women to support one another in their relationship with God so that through spiritual friendships, mentoring, modeling and teaching on another, we might experience the love, hope, and freedom to become all that God intends us to be. I personally invite you to participate in the various expressions of this important ministry. Your Board is looking forward to meeting you and serving with you for the next three years. We urge you to reach out to us for support and guidance in your women s ministries. Blessings to you! Leila J. Mizer Leila J. Mizer, President Episcopal Church Women Diocese of SWFL Cell:

8 EPISCOPAL CHURCH WOMEN DIOCESE OF SOUTHWEST FLORIDA EXECUTIVE BOARD BOARD Bishop: The Rt. Rev. Dabney T. Smith PRESIDENT Leila Mizer 5208 Bellefield Dr Tampa, FL , Cell: St. James House of Prayer, Tampa PRESIDENT-ELECT Michelle Schombs 824 Lakeside Terr Palm Harbor, FL Church of Good Shepherd, Dunedin TREASURER Berenice (Berry) Ludwig St. E Treasure Island, FL Cell: berryludwig@gmail.com St. Vincent s Episcopal Church, St. Petersburg PAST PRESIDENT Lana Fitzgerald 300 S Collier Blvd #602 Marco Island, FL , Cell: fitzgeraldlana@gmail.com St. Mark s Episcopal Church, Marco Island SECRETARY Miriam Benitez-Nixon 2700 Bayshore Blvd. #556 Dunedin, FL , Cell: miriambenitez2003@yahoo.com Church of the Good Shepherd, Dunedin Clearwater Donna Davis 1659 El Tair Tr Clearwater, FL Phone: Cell: donnad41@hotmail.com Episcopal Church of the Good Samaritan Ft. Myers Jean McDonald P. O. Box 426 Lehigh Acres, FL Cell: mcdonaldj@mindspring.com St. Anselm, Lehigh Acres DEANERY DIRECTORS 8 Manasota Jeanne Colwell P.O. Box Lakewood Ranch, FL jcol@infionline.net Church of the Annunciation, Anna Maria Naples Lana Fitzgerald-Contact 300 S. Collier Blvd. #602 Marco Island, FL , cell fitzgeraldlana@gmail.com St. Mark s Episcopal Church, Marco Island

9 St. Petersburg Barbara Counts, Co-Director St S #41 St. Petersburg, FL Phone: Cell: bcounts@tampabay.rr.com St. Matthew s Episcopal Church Cheryl Johnson-Tindall, Co-Director S St. Petersburg, FL Phone: cljtin@yahoo.com Cell: St. Augustine s Episcopal Church Tampa Barbara Scotland Forest Lake Dr Tampa, FL Phone: bmscotla@aol.com St. James House of Prayer, Tampa Venice Barbara Willis - Contact 3640 Sunset Beach Dr Venice, FL Phone: brwillis@msn.com St. Mark s Episcopal Church, Venice CHURCH PERIODICAL CLUB & UNITED THANK OFFERING Michelle Schombs 824 Lakeside Terrace Palm Harbor, FL m19ma50@verizon.net Church of Good Shepherd, Dunedin EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS ALTAR GUILD Sarah Hill 1906 Carolina Ave NE. St. Petersburg, FL sarahhill.fl@gmail.com St. Peter s Cathedral, St. Petersburg DAUGHTERS OF THE KING Sue Tharp, President 6438 Kahana Way Sarasota, FL Cell: bsuet@comcast.net St. Wilfred Episcopal Church, Sarasota HISTORIAN/ARCHIVIST Susan Guise Terrace Dr E Reddington Shores, FL srgsusie5@gmail.com St. Anne of Grace Episcopal Church, Seminole MINISTRIES 9 MISSION & MINISTRY Jan Sessions 121 Woodcreek Dr E Safety Harbor, FL , Cell: jams34695@aol.com Church of the Good Samaritan, Clearwater NAT L ECW BOARD PRESIDENT Lisa H. Towle PROVINCE IV ECW PRESIDENT Pat Rutenberg PROVINCE IV ECW REP Mary Beth Welch: mbwelch2012@yahoo.com SARAH HOWELL MEMORIAL FUND Karen Patterson-Director P.O. Box 1866 Dade City, FL oakley42@msn.com NORTH COORDINATOR Barbara Counts bcounts@tampabay.rr.com Jeanne Plecenik jtpcpa@gmail.com SOUTH COORDINATIOR Barbara Willis brwillis@msn.com Lana Fitzgerald fitzgeraldlana@gmail.com

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11 ECW DIOCESAN PAST PRESIDENTS MARG SIMMONS (Deceased) CLARA SLOAN (Deceased) AVIS BOOTH (Deceased) SYLVIA COREY (Deceased) SHELBY SHAD (Deceased) BEA STROM (Deceased) EDNA JANE PEEPLES (Deceased) DELENE LOGAN (Deceased) ANITA CARROLL Ridge Road Largo, FL Church of the Resurrection, Largo VIRGINIA KNOWLTON (Deceased) MARY CLOWERS Mikol Terrace South St. Petersburg, FL St. Augustine, St. Petersburg KAREN PATTERSON PO Box 1866 Dade City, FL St. Mary s, Dade City SHIRLEY ALEXANDER (Deceased) JACKIE ROBE Wachesaw Plantation East 4649 Fringetree Drive Murrell s Inlet, SC jrobe18413@aol.com HELEN KURTZ Pinellas Point Drive South #475 St. Petersburg, FL hekurtz70@yahoo.com St. Mathews, St. Petersburg 11 JUDY MCSWINE Lime Avenue, Apt. 102 Clearwater, FL jmcswine@verizon.net Ascension, Clearwater JANE BRUCE P. O. Box 1758 LaBelle, FL Fax ffnb71966@yahoo.com Good Shepherd, LaBelle CIS DALTON Royal Forest Dr. Raleigh, NC cisdalton@aol.com Ascension, Clearwater JOAN KLINE Ponce de Leon Blvd Belleair, FL Joan.Kline@MHKline.net Ascension, Clearwater CAROL EISENBAUGH Preston St. Port Charlotte, FL flamingo611@embarqmail.com Good Shepherd, Punta Gorda BARBARA B. COUNTS th St. South, #41 St. Petersburg, FL , Cell: bcounts@tampabay.rr.com St. Mathews, St. Petersburg LANA FITZGERALD S Collier Blvd #602 Marco Island, FL , Cell: fitzgeraldlana@gmail.com St. Mark s, Marco Island

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13 c B O A R D C O M M I T T E E S EXECUTIVE BOARD Leila Mizer, President Michelle Schombs, Vice President Berenice (Berry) Ludwig, Treasurer Miriam Benitez-Nixon, Secretary Lana Fitzgerald, Past President ANNUAL MEETING Leila Mizer-Chair Miriam Benitez-Nixon, Co-Chair Berenice (Berry) Ludwig Co-Chair Jean McDonald Michelle Schombs Jeanne Colwell Jan Sessions Donna Davis FINANCE/AUDIT Michelle Schombs-Chair Berenice (Berry) Ludwig, Co-Chair Jan Sessions BY-LAWS/NOMINATION HANDBOOK Leila Mizer-Chair Michelle Schombs Miriam Benitez-Nixon Karen Patterson Jeanne Colwell CALENDAR Leila Mizer-Publisher Lana Fitzgerald-Editor Miriam Benitez-Nixon Berenice (Berry) Ludwig Michelle Schombs 13

14 ORGANIZATION OF EPISCOPAL CHURCH WOMEN NATIONAL The purpose of this organization shall be to assist the women of the Episcopal Church to carry on Christ s work of reconciliation, mission, and ministry in the community, nation, and the world, and to take their place in the life, governance, and worship of the Church. National officers are elected and national by-laws are adopted. The officers are responsible for planning and implementing the Triennial Meeting. For current information visit: ecwnational.org TRIENNIAL The Episcopal Church Women of the Episcopal Church meet every three years concurrently with the General Convention. The purpose of the Triennial Meeting is to provide a forum wherein the concerns of the whole Church may be explored in freedom and mutual caring. The meeting is spiritually oriented, of an educational nature, and inclusive of all women. The Triennial Meeting discusses issues and concerns of women in workshops and panel discussions. For current information visit: ecwnational.org PROVINCE ECW Provinces correspond with those of the national church. Our province is called Sewanee. A Woman s Conference is held yearly at Kanuga in early June for the women of Province IV. Kanuga Episcopal Conference Center is in North Carolina near Hendersonville. For current information visit: ecwnational.org/province-iv DIOCESE The Diocesan Executive Board is elected by the delegates representing each parish and mission at the Annual Meeting held each November. The officers are President, President-Elect, Secretary, Treasurer and the elected chairs of the following ministries: Church Periodical Club, United Thank Offering, and Mission & Ministries. The President shall appoint other chairmen who may be needed to carry out the work of the Board. The purpose of the Diocesan Executive Board is to assist branches in ways to deepen the spiritual lives of church women and to foster their active participation in the whole church program. For current information visit: episcopalswfl.org DEANERY The organization of the Episcopal Church Women of the Diocese is divided into seven Deaneries; each Deanery has an elected Deanery Director. The Deanery Directors sit on the Diocesan Executive Board and serve as liaison between the ECW Diocesan Executive Board and the branches. Deanery gatherings are held throughout the year. Deanery colors are: Clearwater Red; Fort Myers Turquoise; Manasota Gold; Naples Burgundy; St. Petersburg Green; Tampa Purple; Venice Royal Blue. BRANCHES A Branch is the ECW organization of an individual congregation. The ECW Diocesan organization is available to assist with the work of the Branches. The ECW Offices of the Branch, in consultation with the Priest-in-Charge, should plan, promote, direct, and evaluate the work of the branch. 14

15 THE NATIONAL CHURCH: The Episcopal Church, a branch of the Anglican Communion, is comprised of nine provinces, representing 99 dioceses in the USA, 9 additional provincial dioceses, 12 additional territorial dioceses, and the convocation of the American Church in Europe. General Convention: The Legislative Body of the Church is composed of the House of Bishops and the House of Deputies, clerical and lay. It meets every three years and will meet again in June 2018 All legislation must be concurred on by both houses. Executive Council: The Executive Body of the Church is comprised of representatives (Bishops, Priests, and Laymen) elected by the Convention and the Provinces. The Council, together with a staff of salaried workers, carries out the program ordered by the General Convention. The Presiding Bishop: Elected by the General Convention, is the President of the Executive Council and presides over the House of Bishops and joint sessions of the Convention. The Most Reverend Michael Curry Episcopal Church Center 815 Second Avenue New York, NY The Province: The Episcopal Church is divided into 9 geographical provinces. Southwest Florida belongs to the Fourth Province (Province IV) which consists of 20 dioceses in 9 southern states. The Provincial Synod: Is the annual meeting of Bishops, Clergy and Lay representatives from all dioceses in a province. The Dioceses: A diocese is a group of congregations under the jurisdiction of a Bishop. In the Diocese of Southwest Florida, there are a total of 76 congregations. Annual Diocesan Convention: The Convention, attended by delegates from the parishes and missions, adopts a program and budget for the diocese and elects clerical and lay members to the Diocesan Council and the Standing Committee. Diocesan Council: The Council is composed of clergy and laity. Meetings of the Diocesan Council are presided over by the Bishop. The Diocesan Council is charged with the development and prosecution of the program of the Diocese. Standing Committee: The Standing Committee is a council of advice to the Bishop. The Deanery: The Diocese is divided into deaneries. There are 7 deaneries in the Diocese of Southwest Florida: Clearwater, Fort Myers, Manasota, Naples, St. Petersburg, Tampa, and Venice. The Bishop appoints a Dean who presides over meetings of the clergy and laity of the deanery. In our Diocese, these meetings are called convocations. Women s Ministries: For current information visit: ecwnational.org or episcopalchurch.org/page/women-church 15

16 ALTAR GUILD When we offer ourselves to serve at the altar, we are offering ourselves to God as a living prayer. When you enter your church, all is in readiness. The silent ministry of the Altar Guild has been at work. All the proper vessels, vestments, and hangings are in place. The silver and brass have been polished, and all the linens have been washed and ironed. In some churches the flowers have been arranged. Everything in the sanctuary has been prepared by the Altar Guild. Its members are God s housekeepers. All who perform these chores are devoted to God and are privileged to serve Him. The Diocese is divided into two areas. The Northern area has three Deaneries (Clearwater, St. Petersburg, Tampa) and the Southern area has four (Fort Myers, Manasota, Naples, Venice). ALTAR GUILD DIOCESAN DIRECTOR Sarah H. Hill 1906 Carolina Ave St. Petersburg, FL sarahhill.fl@gmail.com St. Petersburg Cathedral, St. Petersburg For additional information about the Altar Guild please refer to the Episcopal Church Women Diocese of Southwest Florida Handbook 16

17 CHURCH PERIODICAL CLUB (CPC) The Church Periodical Club is an independent, affiliated organization of the Executive Council of the Episcopal Church, dedicated to the worldwide ministry of the printed word. In this diocese it is administered by the Episcopal Church Women. All churches are asked to participate whether there is an ECW Branch or not. The Presiding Bishop designates a CPC Sunday, but with the approval of each congregation s Priest-in-Charge. It may be held at any time of the year. In our diocese one-half of the offering may be retained by the congregation for books, Bibles, Sunday School curricula, etc. for use within the congregation. Undergraduate Student Book Grants are available in our Diocese. See ECW Handbook/CPC, form on page 16, or contact CPC Diocesan Director. The CPC Mile of Pennies (MOP) is an outreach program to provide books for children grades K- 12. One mile of pennies equals $ and a MOP grant is for that amount. The MOP collection must be remitted by the Diocese in full to the national organization. Checks are to be made out to ECW Diocese of Southwest Florida and marked for CPC Mile of Pennies. SEND ALL CPC AND MOP MONIES, BOOK GRANT FORMS TO ECW DIOCESAN TREASURER: BERRY LUDWIG, TH ST. EAST, TREASURE ISLAND, FL CPC DIOCESAN Director: Michelle Schombs, President Elect 824 Lakeside Terrace Palm Harbor, FL m19ma50@verizon.net Church of Good Shepherd, Dunedin CPC DEANERY REPRESENTATIVES Clearwater: Amy Kipp, U.S. Hwy. 19 N, #341, Tarpon Springs, FL ahrkipp@yahoo.com All Saints, Tarpon Springs Fort Myers: Ruth McConnell, 508 NE 13th Place, Cape Coral, FL flstcomdr@juno.com Epiphany, Cape Coral Manasota: Wylene Graham, st Ave. West, Bradenton, FL wylenegraham@inbox.com Christ Church, Bradenton Naples: Van Geoghegan, 1885 Florida Club Dr., #8108, Naples, FL cookielady21@aol.com St. Paul s, Naples St. Petersburg: Contact Diocesan Director or Deanery Director Tampa: Anita Berry, 5609 North Albany Avenue, Tampa, FL St. Chad s, Tampa Venice: Phyllis Brown, P. O. Box 889, Placida, FL phb917@comcast.net St. David s, Englewood SCHOLORSHIP DONATIONS DUE BY AUGUST 1, FINAL REPORT TO BE COMPLETED BY CPC BRANCH REPRESENTATIVE OR SECRETARY AND MAILED BY DECEMBER 31,

18 CHURCH PERIODICAL CLUB (CPC) BRANCH ANNUAL REPORT January 1, December 31, 2018 CPC CONTACT PERSON: CHURCH: ADDRESS: CITY: ZIP: DEANERY: Contributions received from to for: (Date) (Date) Miles of Pennies $ CPC Sunday/Donation $ Total $ Make checks payable to: ECW Diocese of Southwest FL MAIL FORM AND CONTRIBUTIONS TO: Berenice (Berry) Ludwig ECW Diocesan Treasurer th St. East Treasure Island, FL Cell berryludwig@gmail.com 18

19 CHURCH PERIODICAL CLUB (CPC) Undergraduate (4-Year) Student Book Grant Application 1. Student s Name: 2. Address (home or school) Street: City: Zip: 3. School, College or University attending: Class Full Time Part Time (check one) 4. What circumstances led to your selection of this school? 5. Approximate cost, including tax, for your needed text books for your classes: 6. Where are you living while a student and why? 7. Source of income while a student: 8. Comments which will help you qualify for this grant, for example, course requirements *Recommended by Priest-in-Charge: CHURCH: ADDRESS: CITY: ZIP: DEANERY: *This application must be accompanied by a letter from the Priest-in-Charge verifying the facts stated herein. RETURN COMPLETED APPLICATION BY AUGUST 1, 2018 TO: Berry Ludwig, ECW Diocesan Treasurer th St. East Treasure Island, FL

20 UNITED THANK OFFERING United Thank Offering (UTO) is a ministry of The Episcopal Church for the mission of the whole church. Through United Thank Offering, men, women, and children nurture the habit of giving daily thanks to God. These prayers of thanksgiving start when we recognize and name our many daily blessings. Those who participate in UTO discover that thankfulness leads to generosity. United Thank Offering is entrusted to promote thank offerings, to receive the offerings, and to distribute the UTO monies to support mission and ministry throughout The Episcopal Church and in invited Provinces of the Anglican Communion in the developing world. Grants are awarded annually and must meet the criteria set forth by the United Thank Offering Committee. Grants are submitted to the Bishop s office, reviewed by the committee, and the Bishop writes his recommendation. The ECW Diocesan UTO Director will forward annual UTO dates and criteria for grant information to the churches when it becomes available. The Grant applications and UTO supplies are available on line: United Thank Offering Prayer Source of all creation, all love, all true joy, accept we pray, these outward signs of our profound and continuing thankfulness for all of life. Bless those who will benefit from these gifts through the outreach of the United Thank Offering; and keep each of us ever thankful for all the blessings of joy and challenge that come our way; through him who is the greatest gift and blessing of all, Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior. Amen UTO DIOCESAN DIRECTOR Michelle Schombs, President Elect 824 Lakeside Terrace Palm Harbor, FL m19ma50@verizon.net Church of Good Shepherd, Dunedin Clearwater: DEANERY R EPR ES EN TAT I VES Nancy Campbell-ECW Diocesan Director (See Above) Fort Myers: Julie Boyd, 9040 Mockingbird Rd., Sanibel, FL julieboyd@embarqmail.com All Angels, Sanibel Manasota: Jeanne Colwell, PO Box , Lakewood Ranch, FL jcol@ infionline.net Annunciation, Anna Maria Island Naples: Van Geoghegan, 1885 Florida Club Dr., #8108, Naples, FL Cell: cookielady21@aol.com St. Paul s, Naples St. Petersburg: Hazel Hudson-Allen Tampa: Margaret Rivera, 5609 North Albany Avenue, Tampa, FL St. Chad s, Tampa Venice: Carol Eisenbaugh, 1341 Preston St., Port Charlotte, FL flamingo611@embarqmail.com Good Shepherd, Punta Gorda UTO CHECKS PAYABLE TO: ECW DIOCESE OF SOUTHWEST FL Mail Checks To: Berry Ludwig, ECW Diocesan Treasurer, St East, Treasure Island, FL

21 MISSION & MINISTRY In 2002, Province IV added a chair for Mission & Ministry to their board of directors, and in 2004, our Diocesan Board followed their lead. The purpose of Mission & Ministry arm of our Diocesan ECW is twofold: 1) to raise the awareness of mission work being done throughout the Diocese by serving as a conduit of communication from the local branches to the Diocesan Board, and vice versa; 2) to support one another s mission work through sharing, not only of resources, experience and knowledge, but especially, through prayers. This team includes the respective deanery representatives for Mission & Ministry, as well as the coordinators for youth ministry, scholarship funds and mission projects for our companion diocese, the Dominican Republic; Asian Ministry; and representatives or coordinators of any upcoming ministries, as these arise. MISSION & MINISTRY DIRECTOR Jan Sessions 121 Woodcreek Dr. E. Safety Harbor, FL , Cell: jams34695@aol.com Good Samaritan, Clearwater SEND A KID TO DAYSPRING Mr. Greg Randall Director Youth Ministry Dev. Work: Ext.978 grandall@episcopalswfl.org Michelle Mercurio x97 mmercurio@episcopalswfl.org CORNERSTONE KIDS, INC. After School Program St. James House of Prayer 2708 Central Avenue Tampa, FL OR o.leggett@connerstonekids.org ASIAN MINISTRY CONTACT Ning Bonoan Chemille Drive Lutz, FL Cell: ningrn@juno.com Holy Spirit, Safety Harbor DEANERY REPRESENTATIVES Clearwater: Susan Guise, th Terrace Dr. E, Redington Shores, FL Srgsusie5@gmail.com St. Anne of Grace, Seminole Fort Myers: Contact Mission & Ministry Director or Deanery Director Manasota: Gillian Stockton, 2147 Wasatch Dr., Sarasota, FL, gwstockton@comcast.net Redeemer, Sarasota Naples: Contact Mission & Ministry Director or Deanery Director St. Petersburg: Nancy Morgan, St. N., St. Petersburg, FL fla55morgans@aol.com St. Bede, St. Petersburg Tampa: Anna Valdes, 3424 W. Ivy St., Tampa, FL annadv11@msn.com St. James House of Prayer, Tampa Venice: Kathleen Hudson, 316 Franca St., Punta Gorda, FL katrrn@aol.com St. James, Port Charlotte 21

22 Sarah Howell MEMORIAL FUND The Sarah Howell Memorial Fund is a ministry that was created by and administered by the Episcopal Church Women in the Diocese of Southwest Florida. In May 1988 this new ministry was named in memory of Sara Howell, who had served as ECW Diocesan Chair of Christian Social Concerns. Sara had, years before, found herself a single parent with no means of support or any job skills. She met her challenge, entering the workforce and sustaining both herself and her daughter. Encouraging women to fulfill their individual potential through education was important to Sara. The intent and purpose of this ministry is to provide needed financial aid and support to Episcopal women seeking entry or re-entry into the job market. Paramount among those needing assistance are single parents who must support their families as well as older women who need training to return to the workforce. In this challenging economy more women are finding it necessary to advance themselves beyond minimum wage employment by training and education. Most support for the Sarah Howell Memorial Fund is provided by ECW branches through their outreach budgets and also from memorial or recognition gifts. Every dollar given means new life, new vision and hope to an Episcopal woman in need of help, be it your friend, a woman in your church, a neighbor or yourself one day. Each gift from the heart is a true testament of accepting our mission to be women helping women. SARAH HOWELL MEMORIAL FUND PRAYER Heavenly Father, bless we pray for those we strive to help in the memory of our sister, your servant, Sara Howell. Grant them new life and new vision. Amen SARAH HOWELL MEMORIAL FUND DIRECTOR Karen Patterson P.O. Box 1866 Dade City, FL oakley42@msn.com St. Mary s, Dade City SOUTH- COORDINATORS NORTH-COORDINATORS Barbara Willis Barbara Counts 3640 Sunset Beach Dr th St. South, #41 Venice, FL St. Petersburg, FL , Cell: brwillis@msn.com bcounts@tampabay.rr.com St. Mark, Venice St. Mathers, St. Petersburg Lana Fitzgerald Jeanne Plecenik 300 S. Collier Blvd Marco Island, FL fitzgeraldlana@gmail.com St. Mark s, Marco Island CONTACT: Sarah Howell Memorial Fund Director for Application 22

23 TO BE COMPLETED BY SARA HOWELL BRANCH REPRESENTATIVE OR SECRETARY AND MAILED BY DECEMBER 31, 2018 Sarah Howell MEMORIAL FUND Contribution Form CHURCH: CITY: DEANERY: Sarah Howell Memorial Fund Contact Person: Address: City: Zip: Phone: CONTRIBUTION: MAIL FORM AND CONTRIBUTION TO: Berenice (Berry) Ludwig ECW Diocesan Treasurer th St. East Treasure Island, FL Cell: berryludwig@gmail.com For a Sarah Howell Memorial Fund Application Form, Contact: Karen Patterson Sarah Howell Director P.O. Box 1866 Dade City, FL oakley42@msn.com 23

24 The Daughters of the King is a religious order for lay women in the Episcopal, Anglican, Roman Catholic and Lutheran churches, and was organized in Every Daughter pledges herself to a lifelong program of prayer, service and evangelism, dedicating herself to the spread of Christ s kingdom, especially among women and girls. There is a threemonth preparation period before final vows are taken. Daughters are young and old, rich and poor, beautiful and plain, community leaders and mothers, doctors and teachers, secretaries, executives and housewives, sinful and wavering, generous and strong. Daughters are ordinary human beings enabled by God s grace to do His work. The symbol of the Order is a silver Greek cross, which members wear at all times. THE MOTTO OF THE ORDER For His sake I am but one, but I am one. I cannot do everything, but I can do something. What I can do, I ought to do. What I ought to do, by the grace of God, I will do. Lord, what will you have me do? DIOCESAN DOK OFFICERS Sue Tharp, President 6438 Kahana Way Sarasota, FL Cell: bsuet@comcast.net St. Wilfred s, Sarasota Jackie Smith: Vice President Jlsmith1211@gmail.com St. John s, Clearwater 24

25 TO BE COMPLETED BY BRANCH TREASURER AND MAILED BY APRIL 15, 2018 Clearwater Deanery Fort Myers Deanery Manasota Deanery Naples Deanery St. Petersburg Deanery Tampa Deanery Venice Deanery 2017 ANNUAL GIFT REPORT January 1, 2017 December 31, 2017 CHURCH: CITY: DEANERY: NOTE: REPORT ONLY 2017 CONTRIBUTIONS (Do not report 2018 gifts, CPC or UTO on this form) GIFTS TO OUR PARISH... $ GIFTS TO OUR COMMUNITY... $ ANNUAL CONTRIBUTION TO DIOCESAN ECW... $ GIFTS TO OUR DIOCESE... $ GIFTS FOR THE WORLD... $ GRAND TOTAL... $ TOTAL VOLUNTEER HOURS IN 2017: SEND VIA OR MAIL TO: If you wish to list your gifts, please attach list to this report. Michelle Schombs, President Elect 824 Lakeside Terrace Palm Harbor, FL m19ma50@verizon.net Church of Good Shepherd, Dunedin 25

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27 TO BE COMPLETED BY BRANCH TREASURER AND MAILED BY JUNE 1, 2018 CHURCH: ADDRESS: DEANERY: Clearwater Deanery Fort Myers Deanery Manasota Deanery Naples Deanery St. Petersburg Deanery Tampa Deanery Venice Deanery AMOUNT ENCLOSED: $ 2018 ANNUAL ECW DIOCESAN CONTRIBUTION EPISCOPAL CHURCH WOMEN DIOCESE OF SOUTHWEST FLORIDA Make check payable to: ECW DIOCESE OF SOUTHWEST FLORIDA MAIL TO: Berenice (Berry) Ludwig ECW Diocesan Treasurer th St. East Treasure Island, FL Cell berryludwig@gmail.com Please mail contribution by June 1, 2018 to enable us to prepare our 2019 Budget. Note: In accordance with the Episcopal Church Women Bylaws: for a Branch to have a vote in the ECW Diocesan election, this contribution must be received by August 31, Your ECW Diocesan Board, Diocese of Southwest Florida, operates solely on the contributions received from all ECW Branches within the Diocese. Your financial support enables our Diocesan ECW Ministries and Outreach Ministries State, Provincial, National and Worldwide to help many. Your contribution provides educational training and informational programs as well as special events for all Episcopal Church Women within our Diocese. Thank you for your financial contribution and supporting your Episcopal Church Women Diocesan Board. Please keep us in your prayers. 27

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29 Adopt-a-Camper Scholarship DONATION FORM 2018 DaySpring Summer Camp Summer Camp 2017 Summary 70 of 192 campers received scholarships, Contributions totaling $10,754 enabled our Diocese to fully or partially fund scholarships for 70 campers, ECWs donated $2,535 for Camp scholarships in ECW SUMMER CAMP 2018 SCHOLARSHIP GOALS A Youth Ministry for Churches. Adopt a camper for a single session (or multiple). Support our diocesan youth ministry. ECW members can donate and adopt campers and build relationships with them before, during and after camp sessions. A letter or postcard from campers at session will be mailed to you after the session, thanking you for your contribution to their camp experience. Opportunity (if you choose) to communicate with actual camper. You can send a letter to your adopted camper (via their parents) in advance of their Camp experience. Name: Address: Please return this form with check I Support a DaySpring Camper (Write number of scholarships on line): $390 FOR A FULL, 6-DAY SESSION OF CAMP FOR ONE CAMPER $260 FOR A FULL, 4-DAY SESSION OF BREAKOUT ELEMENTARY CAMP Other amount toward Summer Camp scholarships ALL CAMPER SCHOLARSHIP DONATIONS ARE APPRECIATED. Phone: Please include this form with check payable to:episcopal Diocese of Southwest Florida, and mail to: Episcopal Diocese of Southwest Florida Attn: Michelle Mercurio, Youth Registrar th Street East Parrish, FL For addition information about Summer Youth Camp Michelle Mercurio: mmercurio@episcopalswfl.org 29

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31 Cornerstone Kids, Inc., DONATION FORM (After-School Program) St. James House of Prayer, Tampa The mission of Cornerstone Kids, Inc. is to reach at-risk inner-city children and to assist in their educational, spiritual, and emotional development in a safe, secure and nurturing environment. Cornerstone Kids, Inc. is 501 (c) (3) Outreach Ministry of St. James House of Prayer, Tampa, FL, which provides a comprehensive after-school program in which the children of the Tampa Heights Community who are five to eleven years of age can receive homework assistance, tutoring, computer training, reading comprehension, arts and crafts, educational/recreational activities and field trips. There are approximately 40 children enrolled in the program. In addition to the activities offered, a hot nutritious meal is served daily. The program operates 5 days a week from 2:30 PM to 5:30 PM with a staff of six and a small pool of volunteers. Cornerstone Kids, Inc. has a diverse fourteen-member board of directors that make decisions concerning the direction and fiscal management of the program and assists with projects and fundraising responsibilities. Funds are generated through grants, special projects, fundraisers, contributions from private donors, churches, friends, and parishioners; to meet its yearly operations budget. Summer Program: During the summer, the Cornerstone Kids Program operates on a modified schedule Monday through Thursday from 12 noon until 4 pm. Lunch is served daily. The curriculum includes computer training, beginners Spanish, etiquette training, songs and movement, indoor board games, arts, and crafts, organized outdoor activities, field trips and other enrichment activities. History: The Rector of the House of Prayer Episcopal Church started the program as Cornerstone Kids Club 24 years ago. The intent was to provide a safe place for the children in the Tampa Heights community to play and avoid the negative influences on the street and of an empty home. Today, Cornerstone Kids, Inc. is a comprehensive After-School Program that serves 45 children in the Tampa Heights community. How Can I Help? $2,500 Sponsor a Child for One Year $260 Sponsor a Child for Summer Program $ Any Donation is Appreciated Name: Address: Phone: Please Mail Form with Check Payable to Cornerstone Kids, Inc. to: Cornerstone Kids, Inc., 2708 Central Avenue, Tampa, FL 33602, Attn: Olatha Legget, Program Director For further information contact Olatha Leggett, (813) o.leggett@cornerstonekidsinc.org ALL DONATIONS ARE TAX-DEDUCTIBLE 31

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33 TO BE COMPLETED AND MAILED BY SEPTEMBER 15, 2018 Clearwater Deanery Fort Myers Deanery Manasota Deanery Naples Deanery St. Petersburg Deanery Tampa Deanery Venice Deanery MEMORIAL ROLL for BOOK OF REMEMBRANCE (September 1, 2017 thru August 31, 2018) Names of church women who died after September 1 of the previous year should be sent to the ECW Diocesan Secretary by: September 15, This information should be available from your parish rector s office. CHURCH: CITY: DEANERY: PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT FIRST & LAST NAME IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER BELOW: If additional space is needed, please use reverse side. No names to report MAIL TO: Miriam Benitez-Nixon ECW Diocesan Secretary 2700 Bayshore Blvd. #556 Dunedin, FL , Cell: miriambenitez2003@yahoo.com 33

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35 TO BE COMPLETED AND RETURNED BY SEPTEMBER 15, 2018 Clearwater Deanery Fort Myers Deanery Manasota Deanery Naples Deanery St. Petersburg Deanery Tampa Deanery Venice Deanery 2019 CALENDAR REQUEST Each Church will receive one (1) free Calendar; addditional calendars cost $5.00 each. Church: Deanery: Requested By: Address: City: State: Zip: Quantity Ordered: (Plus one free) Total: Amount Due ($5:00 Each): MAIL COMPLETED FORM AND CHECK TO: Berenice (Berry) Ludwig ECW Diocesan Treasurer th St. East Treasure Islalnd, FL Cell: berryludwig@gmail.com 35

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37 ECW BRANCH OFFICERS ROSTER REPORTING FORM Completed by all branch churches Due June 15, 2018 Return to your Deanery Director Church: Deanery: Address: City: Zip: Phone: Clergy: Other Clergy: No changes to report Name: Title: Address: City: Zip: Phone: Cell: Name: Title: Address: City: Zip: Phone: Cell: Name: Title: Address: City: Zip: Phone: Cell: 37

38 Name: Title: Address: City: Zip: Phone: Cell: Name: Title: Address: City: Zip: Phone: Cell: Name: Title: Address: City: Zip: Phone: Cell: Name: Title: Address: City: Zip: Phone: Cell: Name: Title: Address: City: Zip: Phone: Cell: 38

39 Clearwater Deanery Fort Myers Deanery Manasota Deanery Naples Deanery St. Petersburg Deanery Tampa Deanery Venice Deanery DIRECTORY OF CONGREGATIONS CLEARWATER DEANERY 13 CHURCHES All Saints 1700 Keystone Rd., Tarpon Springs (P) (F) Ascension 701 Orange Ave., Clearwater (P) (F) Calvary st St., Indian Rocks Beach (P) Good Samaritan 2165 NE Coachman Rd., Clearwater (P) (F) Good Shepherd 639 Edgewater Dr., Dunedin (P) (F) Holy Spirit 601 Philippe Parkway, Safety Harbor (P) (F) Holy Trinity 3200 McMullen Booth Rd., Clearwater (P) (F) Resurrection th Ave. N., Largo (P) St. Alfred s 1601 Curlew Rd., Palm Harbor (P) stalfredpalmharbor@gmail.com St. Andrew s 2301 Deltona Blvd., Spring Hill (P) dmccan444@tampabay.rr.com (F) St. Anne of Grace th St. N., Seminole (P) stanneofgrace@tampabay.rr.com (F) St. John s 1676 S Belcher Rd., Clearwater (P) marlene.stjohns@gmail.com (F) St. Martin s US 19 N., Hudson (P) stmartinsflorida@gmail.com St. Stephen s 5326 Charles St., New Port Richey (P) ssec1@verizon.net All Souls FORT MYERS DEANERY 11 CHURCHES N Cleveland Ave., N Fort Myers, (P) allsoulsep@aol.com (F) Epiphany 2507 Del Prado Blvd. S., Cape Coral, (P) epiphanycapecoral@gmail.com (F) Good Shepherd 1098 Collingsworth Parkway, LaBelle, (P) goodshepherd@embarqmail.com (F) 39

40 Iona-Hope 9650 Gladiolus Dr., Fort Myers, (P) (F) Lamb of God Cypress View Dr., Fort Myers, (P) (F) St. Anselm s th St. E., Lehigh Acres, (P) saintanselmchurch@embarqmail.com (F) St. Hilary s 5011 McGregor Blvd., Fort Myers, (P) office@sainthilarys.org (F) St. John s 7771 Stringfellow Rd., St. James City, (P) stjohnspi@embarqmail.com (F) St. Luke s 2635 Cleveland St., Fort Myers, (P) office@saintlukes-fortmyers.org (F) St. Michaels & All Angels 2304 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel, parishsecretary@saintmichaels-sanibel.org (P) (F) St. Raphael s Williams Dr., Fort Myers Beach, (P) srec@comcast.net MANASOTA DEANERY 13 CHURCHES All Angels 563 Bay Isles Rd., Longboat Key, (P) office@allangleslbk.org (F) Annunciation 4408 Gulf Dr., Holmes Beach, (P) cota@tampabay.rr.com (F) Christ Church 4030 Manatee Ave. W., Bradenton, (P) cec@christchurchswfla.org (F) Holy Spirit 129 S Tamiami Trail, Osprey, (P) admin@chsosprey.com Nativity 5900 N Lockwood Ridge Rd., Sarasota, (P) eafreyer@earthlink.net (F) Redeemer 222 S Palm Ave., Sarasota, (P) award@redeemersarasota.org St. Boniface 5615 Midnight Pass Rd., Sarasota, (P) office@bonifacechurch.org St. Edmund s 327 W Hickory St., Arcadia, (P) stedmundsarcadia@yahoo.com (F) St. George s rd Ave. W., Bradenton, (P) saint.dragonslayer10@gmail.com St. Margaret of Scotland 8700 SR 72, Sarasota, (P) stmargaret8700@aol.com St. Mary s th Ave. W., Palmetto, (P) stmaryspalmetto@verizon.net St. Mary Magdalene Palmbrush Trail, Bradenton, (P) publicationsstmm@verizon.net St. Wilfred s 3733 Wilkinson Rd., Sarasota, (P) stwilfredepiscopal@gmail.com (F) 40

41 NAPLES DEANERY 6 CHURCHES St. John s 500 Park Shore Dr., Naples, (P) parishsecretary@stjohnsnaples.com (F) St. Mark s 1101 N Collier Blvd., Marco Island, (P) office@stmarksmarco.org (F) St. Mary s 9801 Bonita Beach Rd., Bonita, (P) churchoffice@stmarysbonita.org (F) St. Monica s 7070 Immokalee Rd., Naples, (P) pdemorett@stmonicas.org (F) St. Paul s 3901 Davis Blvd., Naples, (P) welcome@saintpaulsnaples.org (F) Trinity-by-the-Cove 553 Galleon Dr., Naples, (P) info@trinitybythecove.com (F) ST. PETERSBURG DEANERY 9 CHURCHES St. Alban s th Ave., St. Petersburg Beach, (P) stalbans@tampabay.rr.com (F) St. Augustine s th Ave. S., St. Petersburg, (P) staugustine@tampabay.rr.com (F) St. Bartholomew s th St. S., St. Petersburg, (P) stbarts1887@verizon.net (F) St. Bede's th St. N., St. Petersburg, (P) office@stbedesepiscopalchurch.org (F) St. Giles nd St. N., Pinellas Park, (P) gilesepiscopal@gmail.com (F) St. Matthew s 738 Pinellas Point Dr. S., St. Petersburg, (P) stmatthews@ij.net (F) St. Peter's Cathedral 140 4th St. N., St. Petersburg, (P) agordon@spcathedral.com (F) mhobbs@spcathedral.com St. Thomas 1200 Snell Island Blvd NE, St. Petersburg, (P) tidings@tampabay.rr.com (F) St. Vincent s Ave. N., St. Petersburg, (P) officestvin@gmail.com TAMPA DEANERY 16 CHURCHES Grace Church Amberly Dr., Tampa, (P) gracechurchoffice@verizon.net Holy Innocents 604 N Valrico Rd., Valrico, (P) office@holyinnocentsvalrico.com (F) St. Andrew s 509 E Twiggs St., Tampa, (P) secretary@saintandrewstampa.org (F) St. Catherine s 502 Druid Hills Rd., Temple Terrace, (P) stcath1@verizon.net (F) 41

42 St. Chad s 5609 N Albany Ave., Tampa, (P) office@stchadstampa.org St. Clement s 706 W 113th Ave., Tampa, (P) stclement@verizon.net (F) St. Elizabeth s th St., Zephyrhills, (P) stelizabethzhills@verizon.net (F) San Francisco de Asis Cain Rd., Tampa, (P) yudili@hotmail.com (F) St. James House of Prayer 2708 N Central Ave., Tampa, sjhoptpa.org@gmail.com (P) (F) St. John s Brooksville 200 S Brooksville Ave., Brooksville, (P) stjohnsepisco816@bellsouth.net (F) St. John s Tampa 906 S Orleans Ave., Tampa, (P) parish@stjohnstampa.org (F) St. John the Divine 1016 Del Webb Blvd E, Sun City Center, (P) office@stjohndivine.com (F) St. Mark s Cain Rd., Tampa, (P) office@stmarkstampa.org (F) St. Mary s Dade City Magnolia Ave., Dade City, (P) sandra@stmdc.com (F) St. Mary s Tampa 4311 W San Miguel, Tampa, (P) churchoffice@stmarystampa.com (F) St. Peter s 302 Carey St., Plant City, (P) st.peterspc@verizon.net VENICE DEANERY 7 CHURCHES Good Shepherd Punta Gorda 401 W Henry St., Punta Gorda, church@goodshepherdpg.com (P) Good Shepherd Venice 1115 Center Rd., Venice, (P) goodshepherdvenice@verizon.net (F) St. Andrew s 380 Gilchrist Ave., Boca Grande, (P) mail@standrewsbocagrande.org (F) St. David s 401 S Broadway, Englewood, (P) admin@stdavidsenglewood.org (F) St. James 1365 Viscaya Dr., Port Charlotte, (P) stjames9@earthlink.net (F) St. Mark s 513 Nassau St. S., Venice, (P) sandy@stmarksvenice.com (F) St. Nathaniel s 4200 S Biscayne Blvd., North Port, (P) saintnathaniels@yahoo.com 42

43 2018 ECW Diocesan Dates January 2018 January 9 ECW Diocesan Board Meeting-10 DaySpring January January 11 January 24 January 25 DOK Province IV Board, Jacksonville, FL Combined Deanery Leadership Workshops Naples/Fort Myers@ St. Mary s Bonita Springs Tampa /Clearwater /St. St. Mark s Manasota Nativity, Sarasota March 2018 March 13 April 2018 April 1 Easter April 21 Deanery Gatherings St. John s, Clearwater Daughter of the King, Spring Day Spring May 2018 May 8 ECW Diocesan Board Day Spring June 2018 June 4-6 Province IV Women s Kanuga Conference Center, NC June July 5-11 September 2018 September 18 DOK the Arboretum in Austin ECW Triennial Meeting, Austin, TX, Convention Center Diocesan Board Day Spring, 10 a.m. October 2018 October 1-4 Daughter of the King, Fall Kanuga October 4 October 9 October 16 October 18 October 17 October 23 November 3 November 2018 November 14 November 15 Deanery Fall Leadership Workshop Good Shepherd Punta Gorda Saint Stephen s, New Port Richey Fort St. Anselm Annunciation, Holmes Beach St. Mark s, Marco Island St. Mary s, Dade City Daughter of the King, Fall DaySpring ECW Diocesan Board Meeting, DaySpring ECW Diocesan Board DaySpring ECW Diocesan Annual DaySpring 43

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45 ECW ~ JANUARY 2018 ~ Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat ECW Diocesan Board Meeting-10 DaySpring Board, Jacksonville, FL DOK Province IV Tampa/ Clearwater /St. St. Mark s Manasota Nativity, Sarasota ECW ~ FEBRUARY 2018 ~ Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

46 ECW ~ MARCH 2018 ~ Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat St. John s, Clearwater ECW ~ APRIL 2018 ~ Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Daughter of the King, Spring DaySpring