FESTIVAL. It s time for a Potluck! WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 20 6:00 p.m. until 7:30 p.m. Robins Field (Corner of Jackson and Madison Streets)

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1 The Rev. Dr. Billy Walton, Deacon \ 608 West Jefferson Street Tupelo, MS (662) Fax (662) welcome@allsaintstupelo.org 13 th, 14 th, 15 th, & 16 th SUNDAYS AFTER PENTECOST ~ SEPTEMBER, 2017 FESTIVAL On the FIELD WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 20 6:00 p.m. until 7:30 p.m. Robins Field (Corner of Jackson and Madison Streets) Hosted by All Saints, First United Methodist, First Presbyterian and St. Paul United Methodist Churches Hot air balloon rides, live music, food, popcorn, cotton candy, games, the play-doh table & a bouncy house!!! COME ONE, COME ALL!! Donations accepted to offset the cost of food. It s time for a Potluck! Wednesday September 27 5:45 p.m. Invite a friend and bring a dish to share! A nursery will be provided. After dinner The Priest-in-Charge Search committee will have an update on our process and the Honduras Medical Mission team will share details about the next mission trip coming up in February 2018!

2 FROM THE OFFICE For more information, visit our website God, who is the giver of every good gift, you are ever present in our lives and in the world. You act through us, your people, to care for and provide for everyone. We pray for the courage to break out of our insecurity and fear around money as we deepen our understanding of our relationship to you and how we use our financial resources to do your work in the world. We pray these things that we might know you better, that you will increase our desire and ability to give and help others through ministry and friendship and to gratefully commit ourselves to the work you have given us to do. Amen. Borrowed from Trinity Episcopal Church, Swanton, Vermont The office will be closed on MONDAY SEPTEMBER 4 OPERATING JULY, 2017 Revenue: Actual Budget Pledge $ 35,127 $38,507 All other sources $ 5,035 $ 3,683 Total $43,315 $42,190 Expenses: Clergy $ 2,267 $16,473 Staff $11,558 $13,506 Office $ 755 $ 1,456 Physical Plant $11,062 $12,716 Community Outreach $ 8,445 $ 9,081 Worship/Programs $ 515 $ 1,777 Special Programs $ 0 $ 0 Total $ 34,601 $55,008 Net Total $ 5,561 ($12,818) Year-to-date operating surplus $ 71,899 An Order of Service for Noonday with Prayers for Healing Wednesdays 12:05 p.m. In the Chapel September 6, 13, 20 & 27 AVERAGE SUNDAY CAPITAL CAMPAIGN JULY, 2017 Actual Revenue $ 5,852 Actual Expenses $17,226 Net ($11,374) Cash Balance at month end $ 87,620 July 146 July YTD 168 August 162 August YTD 165

3 PARISH MINISTRIES SEARCH COMMITTEE Almighty God, giver of every good gift: Look graciously on your Church, and so guide the minds of those who shall choose a priest for this parish, that we may receive a faithful pastor, who will care for your people and equip us for our ministries; through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen. -From the Book of Common Prayer The parish profile has been completed and approved by Bishop Seage. The profile will be distributed to the candidates in our process. If you d like to take a look at it visit: The Search Committee will be meeting soon with our consultant, The Rev. Canon David Johnson to work on the next phase of the process. This phase will include writing the interview questions to be presented to the candidates. Please keep the work of this committee in your prayers. VESTRY & COUNCIL NEWS At the July meeting of the Vestry, Rufus Van Horn was appointed to serve as the All Saints representative on Christ the King s Council. Rufus will also continue to serve on our Vestry. Christ the King appointed Michelle Hester to serve as their representative on our Vestry. Both Rufus and Michelle will have voice but not vote in their new roles. These appointments are in compliance with the Common Mission Task Force s recommendations approved by the Vestry in June. neighborhoodlife Join us for our next meeting Tuesday, September 5 5:30 p.m. Sr. High Sunday School room All are invited to join us as we plan our fall activities! All Saints Assistance Program In July, we assisted 75 families with a total of 143 children under the age of 18. November July We have assisted 293 families with a total of 622 children under the age of 18. $122, has been distributed from the Family Resource Center grant to assist families with utility deposits and payments, rental deposits and payments and temporary emergency housing. July Activities: Participated in Community Solutions for Recovery Support Seminar City of Tupelo Homelessness Taskforce Meeting Northeast Mississippi Balance of State Continuum of Care Meeting Speaker at Mississippi State LeaderSTATE youth camp Attended Health Care Reform Forum Attended Community Development Foundation Young Professionals Meeting: Access to Issues with the Mayor Attended Mill Village Neighborhood Association Meeting Attended MEMA Disaster Reservist Orientation Attended United Way s Measurement and Outcomes seminar RECYCLING IS GOOD STEWARDSHIP! There is a recycle bin located in the kitchen for items that can be recycled. If your group is using the kitchen, please do not put containers with leftover food in the recycle bin. The bin is only for containers that have been rinsed and cleared of all food.

4 PARISH MINISTRIES SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 8:30 a.m. Holy Communion In the Church Using liturgy from Evangelical Lutheran Worship It is celebrated on the first Monday in September. In many other countries, May Day (May 1) is the day working people are honored. Most of Europe celebrates May Day. For many, Labor Day symbolizes the end of summer. As of July 2016, there were more than 159 million people in the civilian labor force in the US. September 5, New York City held the first Labor Day parade. It is estimated that 10,000 workers participated (US Census Bureau). Not all employers supported the idea, but many union workers took the first Monday in September off anyway. Some unions levied fines against workers who did go into work. At the time, workers received time off for Christmas, the Fourth of July and every other Sunday Oregon became the first state to make Labor Day a legal holiday President Grover Cleveland and the US Congress made it a national holiday. -CNN Fast Facts For children in Kindergarten 6 th grade We are pleased to announce that Sue Ann Averett and Cindy Smith will be taking the leadership role with our Jr. EYC group! They will be assisted by Samantha Houston, Corey Jackson and Alex Watson. Jr. EYC will begin their programming year later in September. Watch future communications for all the details! 10:45 a.m. Holy Eucharist In the Church Using liturgy from the Episcopal Book of Common Prayer 5:00 p.m. Holy Eucharist In the Chapel Using liturgy from the Episcopal Book of Common Prayer Time to get creative and paint pottery! Wednesday, September 20 5:30 7:30 p.m. ECW will meet at Wet Paint, located at 4344 Mall Drive (just a few buildings down from Hobby Lobby). Party room will open at 5:30 and close at 7:30. Attendees can come anytime that is convenient but should expect to paint for about an hour. Refreshments will be provided but you are welcome to bring your favorite beverage. Pottery pieces range from $1-$80 and includes all paint, glazing and firing. It s going to be fun so don t miss out on this one! Ultreya is a Spanish word, derived from the original Latin, meaning Onward! It was in common use by pilgrims to greet and to encourage one another along the way. This word is now used by the Cursillo community to signify the meeting which is held after a Cursillo experience. This meeting may be between Cursillistas from one or several communities. In a climate of friendship, members share their life experiences based on the three tenets of Cursillo life i.e. prayer, study and action, or based on a passage from Scripture. If you have attended Cursillo and would be interested in joining an Ultreya group at All Saints, please call the office at

5 PARISH MINISTRIES The Neighborhood Life Committee & The Honduras Medical Mission need your HELP! You can help by collecting and donating newly purchased, small sizes of the following products: ibuprofen 200mg tablets, acetaminophen 325mg tablets, diphenhydramine 25mg capsules (Benadryl), topical antifungal cream, topical antibiotic cream/ointment, hydrocortisone cream, dry eye drops, antacid (Tums), bismuth subsalicylate (Pepto Bismol), guaifenesin/dextromethorphan (Q-Tussin DM) or guaifenesin (Q-Tussin), children s Tylenol (acetaminophen suspension), children s Benadryl (diphenhydramine suspension), diaper rash cream/ointment. Over-the-counter items that are collected can be delivered to the office during the week or the church on Sundays. The Honduras Medical Mission will package items into Family Packs to be given to families that are seen through the medical clinic. Thank you for helping! Team members from All Saints selected to be a part of the mission trip in February 2018 are: Frank Anger, Art Chambers, Kathleen Hillen, Reed Hillen, Stephen King, Mary Jane Meadows and Paul Perry. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3 Saints Brew will be having an open house to celebrate our 10 th anniversary. Plans are in their initial stages and if you wish to assist with the celebration please contact me. The Open House will take place between the hours of 7:00 to 9:00 a.m. while we serve breakfast to our guests and supporters. United Way is beginning its fall campaign. As a United Way agency, please, when asked to contribute say yes. Saints Brew can be noted as the agency you would like your pledge to support. All the United Way agencies need the support of our surrounding counties to continue to provide services. MUTEH (Mississippi United to End Homelessness) will soon have an employee full-time in the Tupelo area. This will be a great service for our homeless individuals. I have been told that the MUTEH employee will come to Saints Brew to assist our homeless guests in getting housing and wrap around services. I wish to thank all that have contributed food products, made a monetary donation or donated their time to keep Saints Brew functioning. Without all of the contributions everyone has made this ministry could not continue. A huge thank you is extended to the Tupelo Elvis Presley Fan Club, which donated numerous coffee mugs when asked. We currently could use donations of cereal, sugar, coffee, canned fruit and creamer. Cereal is not ever purchased but our guests frequently eat both the hot breakfast and cereal. -Mona Warlick Serving a full, hot breakfast to those in need JULY 149 volunteers served 1,406 meals Since 2010, we have served 138,692 meals Critical needs: Coffee and cereal. Other needs: Creamer, sugar, and canned fruit.

6 CHRIST THE KING Celebrating Reformation 500! 3 Things You May Not Know About the Reformation The Reformation created a demand for all kinds of religious writings. Readership was so great that the number of books printed in Germany increased from about 150 in 1518 to nearly 1,000 six years later. While reformers rejected marriage as a sacrament of the church, they expanded the role of the church in marriage. Couples took an oath before God and the ceremony was moved from outside the church on the doorstep a medieval practice to inside the sanctuary in front of the altar. Luther composed more than 40 hymns in his lifetime, and in 1529 wrote and composed the tune for what became known as The Battle Hymn of the Reformation today called A Mighty Fortress Is Our God. Reprinted from Living Lutheran July 2017 issue SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 Council Meeting Notes On Saturday, August 12 Christ the King held a potluck where members gathered for fellowship and discussion of the All Saints /CtK joint task force recommendations for our congregations. Following the larger meeting, the CtK church council held their quarterly session. Highlights from this meeting include: Voted to approve the recommendations of the task force and move forward toward a formal partnership agreement between CtK and All Saints. Appointed Michelle Hester to serve as the CtK representative on All Saints vestry. Appointed Toni Hill to serve as the CtK representative on the All Saints budget committee. Appointed Emily Jackson to serve as the CtK representative on the All Saints worship committee. Welcomed Rufus Van Horn as the newest member of CtK s council in his position as the All Saints representative. Voted to host Beer n-brats for both congregations on Wednesday, October 25 to commemorate the 500 th anniversary of the Reformation. Beer-n-Brats was such a success last year that the council hopes to make this an annual event. 8:30 a.m. Holy Communion In the Church Using liturgy from Evangelical Lutheran Worship 10:45 a.m. Holy Eucharist In the Church Using liturgy from the Episcopal Book of Common Prayer 5:00 p.m. Holy Eucharist In the Chapel Using liturgy from the Episcopal Book of Common Prayer CHRIST the KING COUNCIL Precious Hill, Jimmy Hill, Rufus Van Horn, Corey Jackson, Emily Jackson, Flo Poplin and Joshua Hester.

7 CHRISTIAN FORMATION The Sunday Lectionary is a Christian education offering for adults led by Les Alvis, that meets every Sunday year-round at 9:30 a.m. in the south breakout room of the Parish Hall. This gathering features a CATECHESIS of the GOOD SHEPHERD Sundays 9:30 a.m. presentation on selected texts from the scriptures appointed for the day s liturgy, followed by lively discussion as the class wrestles with the readings to find meanings for today. The presentations and discussions aim to be enlightening, nourishing and challenging (and many say they re frequently entertaining as well). With participants ranging from the outspoken to the quiet listener and everything in between, there is a place for everyone seeking to hear what the Spirit is saying to the Church. Thoughtful engagement with the Christian tradition helps us to see God at work in our lives and in the world around us. All are welcome, especially visitors and newcomers. Contact the church office to be added to the group s weekly list. Education for Ministry will begin their studies in September. Pam Carman and Ken Murphree will be returning as co-mentors of the group which includes Deanna Alford, Margaret Barshaw, Virginia Chambers, Cristel Cody, Harry Dieckmann, Beth Harris, Michelle Hester, Emily Jackson, and Jeff Tomlinson. Registration for EfM has now closed for the 2017/2018 academic year. Catechesis of the Good Shepherd is a mainstay at All Saints. For 3-year-olds to those in the sixth grade, it is a Montessori approach to the religious formation of children, rooted in the Bible and the liturgy of the church. It also adheres to the educational principals of Maria Montessori, whose philosophy was to teach children with an emphasis on independence, freedom within limits, and respect for a child s intrinsic desire to learn. Each atrium or classroom is led by an adult catechist with a minimum of 90 hours of training. Our certified catechists are: LEVEL I: Natalie Bullock, Tricia Edmonson and Joellen Murphree. LEVEL II: Mary Howard King, Marrion Winders LEVEL III: Kamme Riddle, Stacy White ASSISTANTS: Ashley Arthur, Sue Ann Averett, Tori Darsey and Emily Jackson. This group is strongly committed in helping your children deepen their relationship with God and Jesus the Good Shepherd while helping them to participate more fully in our liturgy. Josh Westmoreland returns to guide our 7 th 12 th graders through topical, yet Bible-based lessons based on current events and other trending subjects that have an immediate relevancy to youth. What better way to capture the attention of a young person than to discuss things that are important to them, to talk about what they are talking about. This class meets on Sundays at 9:30 a.m. in the Sr. High Sunday School room.

8 PRAYER LIST The new additions to our prayer list are those names listed in bold. You may find an updated copy of the prayer list at allsaintstupelo.org. On the Schedules, Forms & Resources page click on the Current Intercessory Prayer List link. Our Parish Family Frank Baker, Margaret Barshaw, Sherrie Black, George Bobo, Curtis Brown & Melinda Seitz, Lark Caldwell, Tommy Caldwell, Virginia Chambers, Jerry Davis, Cathy Duncan, James Duncan, Jr., Will Edmonson, Rachel Eide, Tom Evans, Carla Felts, Shirley Goodman, Destini Hester, Allison Holloway, Sylvia Honeycutt, Joan Jones, Warner Wills King, Jeanne Lagrone, Bill Mathews, Heather McCain, Drew Montgomery, Tommie Moore, Peg Oakes, Lynn Palmer, Mary Lou Parks, Don Pate, Jim Pate, Michael Pate, Belva & Pete Poland, Flo Poplin, Tom Prather, Jo Pugh, Rebecca Riskedahl, Alice Sandercock, Kaira Scott, Fran Shutiok, Cate Sparks, Cathy Sparks, Corky Springfield, Cheryl Sproles, Dee Streit, Clark Tims, Buddy Vance, Lanelle Van Horn, Cheri Weber, Peggy Wilbanks, Randy Wooldridge, Tammy Wooldridge, Judy Zinn. Our Friends and Extended Family Blake, Morgan and Reagan Agricola, Mickey Akers, Charles Alderson, Vickey Alford, Lester Alvis, Virginia Armstrong, David Arthur, Lynn Ayers, Ginger Bailess, Hattie Baker, Bernice Baker, Mildred Barry, Dennis Barshaw, Steve Barshaw, Travis (Jack) Penix Barshaw, Thaine Batte, Jay Bede, Elisabeth Belmont, Randy Beane, Kirk Biddle, Beth Biedler, Deedy Boland, Tom Bottini, Jerry & Carolyn Boyd, Valerie Bradley, Henry Brevard, Gavin Brewer, Diane Brown, Edward Bullock, Tim & Tammy Bullock Family, Loretta Burgess, Sandi Burt, Ellen Caldwell, Dott Cannon, Sean Carpenter, Kyle Carrol & Family, Jane Carruth, Children of Nigeria, Patty Chrestman, Sherrie Cochran, Louise Cole, Terra Gilmer Cook, Louise Cran, Sam Creekmore, Catherine Crews, Bob Criss, Stephen Crocker, Rebecca Davis, Family of Jonathan DeGuzman, Diane Dinkins, Theo Dinkins, Chris Donaldson, Tommy Doty, John-Forrest Douglas, Drew, Judy Dunehew, Beth Anne Harper Ellzey, Jai Eschete, Janet Evans, Stacy Ferguson, Kaitlin Fitzpatrick, Margaret Fowler, Louise Franks, Joseph Furr II, Rex Giles, Geraldine Gillard, Bobby Gratz, Nelson Gravatt, Frances Green, Sammy Green, Sandi Haire, Rylee Hale, Courtney Hall, Lillian Hampton, Mary Pat Hancock, Debby Harbison, Rusty Harris, Theresa Harris, Wayne Hatcher, Pat Hayes, Corrine Heard & Family, Frank Henderson, Sally Herring, Judy Hester, Andy Hewett, Anna Hill, Jimmy & Beth Hill, Rev. Steve & Dianne Hill, Suzanne Hodge, Patricia Hood, Sandra Hood, Zach Hopkins, David Horne, Jan & Linkey Hughes, Trish & Susan Hundley, Charles Hyatt, Jennifer, John & Kayla, Johnson Family, Nancy Johnston, Christy Jones, Moira Jones, Raymond Jourdan, John Thomas Kellum, Kelly Day Kenney, Rose Kersh, Mike & Marilyn Lavender, Jennifer Kyle, Toni Lebrun-Denton, Danielle Lee, Dwight Smith Lee, Michael Lippard, Steve Liss, Jimmy Long, Dot Lyons, Ed Martin, Meredith Poole Martin & Josh Martin, Gloria Martinson, Sonny Mason, Mary Frances Massey, Betty Jane Mathews, the McAlilly Family, George & Nona McBunch, Anthony McCain, Tucker & Brenda McCarley, Betsy McCullough, Kristin McElroy, Lyn McFadden, Nate McKinley, John McLay, Cliff & Owen Medders, Nita Megginson, Allison Mitchell, Paula & Rick Mitchell, TEM Mitchell, Darrell Moll, The Rev. Dr. Ben Moravitz, Connor Morris, William Mosley, Belinda Mothershed, Ed & Elissa Naro, Margaret Naugel, Nemit Family, D. D. Ruff Nicolau, Lynn Oakes, Butch Owen, Delsie Owens, Jennifer Pannell, Peyton Passons, Carol & Frank Pattillo, Jane Pennington, Luke Perry, Phillip Phipps, Laura Pickens, James Plaxico, Tracie Plaxico, Stacy Plaxico, Will Green Poindexter, Cindy Prestage, Ken Priest, Jan Pritchard, Pam Putnam, Picket Randall, Kaye Ward Redmon, Dick Reed, Will, Amanda, Magnolia Jane & June Reed & Family, John Repulski, Betty Roberts, Milt Robinson, Lanny Robinson, Sid Salter, Dr. C.J. Sanders, Libby Sanders (Mrs. George Sanders), Dr. Nahum Serio, Sheena, Kay Sheffield, Helen Shelton, Mike Shelton, Dinah & Terry Simmons, Janice Simmons, Penny Sisson, Crofton Sloan, Robin Smith, Christi Springfield, Dee Ann Stafford, Stan Stein, Phillip Stephens, Mrs. Stewart, Wylly Stirling, Karen Streit, Melinda Streit, Jean Stroup, Angie Surface, Susan, Stan, Teal, & Alexander, Ted Tabor, Kathy Thomas, Marvin Thomas, Family of Joseph Tillman, Tim, Otis Tims, Melvin Toole, Tatum Tribble, Twila Tweed, Elizabeth Page Tyer, Claudette Waits, Kenny Wathen, Jerry Webb, Marsha Webb, Dennis Weber, Ella Weston, Steve White, Jackie Whitlock, Henry Whittenton, George Wilder, Jennie Wilkerson, Heather Wilson, Karen Winstead, Dudley Wiygul, Trey Woolhouse, Steve, Susan & Brandon Yeoman Friends & Extended Family Expectant Parents Taylor Terry & Dee Johnson Those in the Military Jason Bobo, Nick Bobo, John Bremseth, Josh Garner, Hayes Hershfelt, Cooper Livingston, Justin Phillips, Tanner Ray, Billy Strickland

9 FAMILY PAGE September 1 September 2 September 3 September 4 September 5 September 7 September 10 September 11 September 12 September 13 September 14 September 19 September 20 September 24 September 25 September 26 September 27 September 29 September 30 Cathy Fitzpatrick Joan Ball Wayne Averett Lawrence Perkins Grant Smith Candace Browning Harry Dieckmann Hayes Hershfelt Tre Hill Janis Burns-Tutor Rick Armstrong Laura Leigh Fowlkes Paul Perry Tom Robinson Hailey Wooldridge Emily Jackson Donna Timmons Melanie Hannigan Tom Evans Belva Poland Lynn Nelson Lillian Browning Morgan Winders Peter Gray Marshall Edmondson GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF.. Gene Bobo Given by Mr. & Mrs. Curtis Buskirk Doris Streit, Rhonda Saunders, Billy Hitt Given by Pamela Cox (Altar Guild) Billy Hitt Given by Yvette & Wayne Slocum (Saints Brew) DONATIONS TO SAINTS BREW Judy Woods, Addiction Recovery Services Ginna Parsons, Narda O Neal OUR LOVE & SYMPATHY To.Fran Shutiok & family on the death of Fran s sister-in-law, Elieen Romito. To.Sandra Perkins on the death of her father, Billy Hitt. Rest eternal grant to them, O Lord, and let light perpetual shine upon them. To Clarke Tims on her graduation from Full Sail University with a B.S. in Show Production and an Associate Degree in Music Business Management. She was awarded Venue Certification. September 13 September 18 September 20 September 25 September 29 Marcie & Bill Morgan Virginia & Bill Mathews Deanna & Tony Alford Cathy & Mike Fitzpatrick Kaye & Fred Cannon Lisa & Mickey Gray To The Care Team: Thank you so much for your thoughts & prayers as Corky underwent surgery recently. This team is such a blessing to All Saints. Love, joy & peace to all of you, Ann Springfield From Fred Carman: I have really appreciated the get-well cards sent to me during my convalescence. My recovery has only 8 weeks to go. God bless you all & my beautiful wife. Congratulations to Darcy Strickland on the birth of a great grandson, Rylee Weston Mears. Congratulations to Cooper Edmonson & Mason Winders who were elected to the 9 th grade Student Council at THS. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I cannot thank you enough for your donation to Meals on Wheels. The recipients are so grateful! Lee County Meals on Wheels program is not funded through federal monies, but relies on the generosity of our community and people like you. Sincerely, Lynn Johnson (Coordinator)

10 NON-PROFIT ORG. U.S. POSTAGE PAID PERMIT NO. 250 TUPELO, MS 608 West Jefferson Street, Tupelo, MS (662) Fax (662) Return Service Requested MISSION STATEMENT To equip ourselves for Christ s service by gathering for worship, fellowship, prayer, and study; To minister to and support each other, and to welcome all who walk through our doors; To act as responsible stewards of God s gifts to us; And to do God s work in the world by seeking and serving Christ in all persons. MARK YOUR CALENDARS!! PARISH PICNIC SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15 One Morning Service Holy Eucharist at 10:00 a.m. Veteran s Park Pavillion Lunch immediately following

11 September 2017 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 7-8:30 a.m. Saints Brew 2 1:00 pm Children s Story Time (Children s Act. Rm.) 7:00 pm NA (Conf. Rm.) 3 13 PENTECOST 4 7-8:30 a.m. Saints Brew 8:30 am Holy Eucharist* 9:30 am Sunday Lectionary Class (SBO)* 10:45 am Holy Eucharist* 5:00 pm Holy Eucharist (Chapel) 6:30 pm AA (Conference Rm.) OFFICE CLOSED PENTECOST 8:30 am Holy Eucharist* 9:30 am Christian Form.* 10:45 am Holy Eucharist* 5:00 pm Holy Eucharist (Chapel) 5:30-7:30 pm EYC 6:30 pm AA (Conference Rm.) PENTECOST 8:30 am Deacon s Mass* 9:30 am Christian Form.* 10:45 am Deacon s Mass* 5:00 pm Holy Eucharist (Chapel) 5:30-7:30 pm EYC 6:30 pm AA (Conference Rm.) PENTECOST 8:30 am Holy Communion* (Liturgy from ELW - Church) 9:30 am Christian Form.* 10:45 am Holy Eucharist* (Liturgy from BCP - Church) 5:00 pm Holy Eucharist (Liturgy from BCP - Chapel) 6:30 pm AA (Conference Rm.) :30 a.m. Saints Brew 5:30 pm Finance & Executive Committee (Conference Rm.) 6:00-8:00 pm Boy Scout Troop / Pack :30 a.m. Saints Brew 6:00 pm Vestry (Conference Room) 6:00-8:00 pm Boy Scout Troop / Pack :30 a.m. Saints Brew 5:00 pm DOK (Conference Room) 6:00-7:30 pm B.S. Troop Committee (Parlor) 6:00-8:00 pm Boy Scout Troop / Pack :30 a.m. Saints Brew 6 7-8:30 a.m. Saints Brew 5:30 pm AA (Conference Rm.) 9:30 am Staff Mtg. 5:30 pm Neighborhood Life 12:05 pm An Order of (Sr. High SS Room) Service for Noonday 6:00-8:30 pm EfM with Healing Prayers (Pam & Fred Carman home) (Chapel) 7:00 pm Gum Tree Quilters 7:00 p.m. Adult Choir Guild (Parish Hall) :30 a.m. Saints Brew 5:30 pm AA (Conference Rm.) 6:00-8:30 pm EfM (Parlor) :30 a.m. Saints Brew 5:30 pm AA (Conference Rm.) 6:00-8:30 pm EfM (Parlor) :30 a.m. Saints Brew 5:30 pm AA (Conference Rm.) 6:00-8:30 pm EfM (Parlor) :30 a.m. Saints Brew 9:30 am Staff Mtg. 12:05 pm An Order of Service for Noonday with Healing Prayers (Chapel) 7:00 p.m. Adult Choir :30 a.m. Saints Brew 9:30 am Staff Mtg. 12:05 pm An Order of Service for Noonday with Healing Prayers 5:30-7:30 ECW* (Wet Paint) 6:00-7:30 Festival on the Field 7:00 p.m. Adult Choir :30 a.m. Saints Brew 9:30 am Staff Mtg. 12:05 pm An Order of Service for Noonday with Healing Prayers (Chapel) 5:45 pm Potluck Dinner* 7:00 p.m. Adult Choir 7 7-8:30 a.m. Saints Brew 6:00-8:00 p.m. Search Committee (NBO) :30 a.m. Saints Brew 6:00 pm Property Committee (Conference Room) :30 a.m. Saints Brew 5:30 pm Servant Ministry (Conference Room) 7:00 pm District Roundtable (Parish Hall & SBO) 8 7-8:30 a.m. Saints Brew 7:00-9:30 am Legal Clinic (Parish Hall) 1:00 pm Children s Story Time (Children s Act. Rm.) 7:00 pm NA (Conf. Rm.) :30 a.m. Saints Brew 1:00 pm Children s Story Time (Children s Act. Rm.) 7:00 pm NA (Conf. Rm.) :30 a.m. Saints Brew 1:00 pm Children s Story Time (Children s Act. Rm.) 7:00 pm NA (Conf. Rm.) :30 a.m. Saints Brew :30 a.m. Saints Brew 1:00 pm Children s Story Time (Children s Act. Rm.) 7:00 pm NA (Conf. Rm.)

12 LAY MINISTRY SCHEDULE SEPTEMBER 2017 DATE 9/3/2017 9/10/2017 9/17/2017 9/24/ th PENTECOST 14th PENTECOST 15th PENTECOST 16th PENTECOST ACOLYTES 8:30 AM MASON WINDERS LEIGH MICHAEL CANNON CLAIRE BAILEY SAM A. WESTMORELAND 10:45 AM ANNALEISE CARROLL GARRETT TIMMONS TRE' HILL PETER GRAY GEORGE BRYAN MARY KATHERINE ARTHUR MAGGIE GRACE BULLOCK GINNY GRAY MARY W. WESTMORELAND JANIE RIDDLE DESTINI HESTER AIDAN WILSON CHARLIE WILGUS ALTAR FLOWERS MURPHREE NEWMAN WARLICK BOBO FLOWER GUILD CAROL ALVIS P. COX / B. NELSON RICK ARMSTRONG T. EVANS / T. EDMONSON ALTAR GUILD PAMELA COX JOELLEN MURPHREE BETTY LEE MARSHALL PAT BOBO VICKY VANCE MARY LOU PARKS CATHY SPARKS VIRGINIA MATHEWS DANA MAHARREY MARTHA SENTER MONA WARLICK KAY TRAPP AMANDA MILLER ROBIN BRYAN ANNIS NEWELL SUSAN HYATT LISA GRAY FLO POPLIN ROSE TRIGG SHERRIE BLACK CHALICE 8:30 AM BILLY WALTON BILLY WALTON BILLY WALTON BILLY WALTON BEARERS BRITT HESTER KAYE CANNON FRANK ANGER BETH HARRIS 10:45 AM BILLY WALTON BILLY WALTON BILLY WALTON BILLY WALTON PAMELA COX MARY HOWARD KING STAN FURR MANDY ATKINS FOOD 10:45 AM JANIE BUCKLEY LYDIA AVERETT BENJAMIN HOUSTON REID BROWNING PRESENTERS CORI SMITH LUKE MITCHELL MALLORY WATSON LILLIAN BROWNING GREETER 8:30 AM FREDDA ROBINSON MARTHA ANN STAUB DEANNA ALFORD ROBIN BRYAN 10:45 AM KAREN ASBURY JOAN BALL DAVID ALFORD KAREN ASBURY INTERCESSOR 8:30 AM BRITT HESTER FREDDA ROBINSON FRANK ANGER BETH HARRIS 10:45 AM DARCY STRICKLAND STAN FURR STEPHEN KING BETTY LEE MARSHALL LECTORS 8:30 AM JOELLEN MURPHREE MIKE FITZPATRICK BRITT HESTER MICHELLE HESTER 10:45 AM STAN FURR JULIAN CARROLL PAMELA COX STAN FURR SHERRIE BLACK ART CHAMBERS TRICIA EDMONSON STEPHEN KING MEALS ON 9/6/2017 BRYAN (VERONA) 9/13/2017 C. BROWNING 9/20/2017 PAT BOBO 9/27/2017 KAYE CANNON WHEELS BOBO (TUPELO) (VERONA ROUTE) (VERONA ROUTE) (VERONA ROUTE) OBLATION 8:30 AM HUDSON BRYAN D. TIMMONS / D. ALFORD DEACON'S MASS FOREST & JANIS TUTOR BEARERS 10:45 AM PAUL & STACY WHITE THE ATKINS FAMILY DEACON'S MASS LES & CAROL ALVIS USHERS 8:30 AM JIM NEWMAN PETE POLAND TOM ROBINSON MARK SWANBERG FRED PAGE CHUCK REDWOOD WAYNE SLOCUM TONY ALFORD 10:45 AM KEVIN PRIDMORE TBA DAVID ALFORD TOMMY CALDWELL CINDY RING BUDDY VANCE WAYNE AVERETT JULIAN CARROLL VESTRY PERSONS GEORGE BOOTH BRITT HESTER BETTY LEE MARSHALL BUD NELSON OF THE DAY BETH HARRIS DANA MAHARREY KEN MURPHREE FRED PAGE VERGER JOSH WESTMORELAND BETH HARRIS ALBERT WHITE FRANK ANGER