OUR NEW CHOIRMASTER! 2 nd, 3 rd, 4 th, & 5 th SUNDAYS AFTER PENTECOST ~~ JUNE \ The Rev. Dr. Billy Walton, Deacon

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1 \ The Rev. Dr. Billy Walton, Deacon 608 West Jefferson Street Tupelo, MS (662) Fax (662) nd, 3 rd, 4 th, & 5 th SUNDAYS AFTER PENTECOST ~~ JUNE 2018 OUR NEW CHOIRMASTER! The Vestry is pleased to announce the appointment of Taylor Sparks as our permanent part-time Choirmaster. Taylor has been serving as our interim Choirmaster since February. In 2017, he graduated with a Master of Education Degree in Educational Leadership from William Carey University. He has been teaching music in the Tupelo Public School District since August 2011 and is currently the Music specialist, administrative intern and leadership team member at Lawndale Elementary School. Taylor will work over the summer to prepare for our fall choir programs, recruitment of choir members, restarting our Children s Choir, continuing special music during the choir s summer break and attending the Mississippi Conference on Church Music and Liturgy. We are excited to have the expertise that Taylor brings to this position. You can contact Taylor at taylor@allsaintstupelo.org. Please help us formally and warmly welcome him as our newest staff member!

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. OPERATING APRIL 2018 Revenue: Actual Budget Pledge $ 49,141 $ 39,291 All other sources $ 4,958 $ 4,017 Total $ 54,099 $43,308 Expenses: Clergy $ 4,421 $ 5,550 Staff $ 12,210 $14,079 Office $ 2,661 $ 1,393 Physical Plant $ 5,078 $10,063 Community Outreach $ 7,920 $ 8,049 Worship/Programs $ 1,257 $ 2,597 Special Programs $ 700 $ 4,000 Total $34,247 $45,731 Net Total $19,852 ( $ 2,423) Year-to-date operating surplus $ 28,110 Do you receive our monthly newsletter and the weekly e-news? Stay connected with all of the services, events, programs and news! To sign up, please call the office at or nancy@allsaintstupelo.org Speak The Spirit that Jesus gives empowers us to speak the truth, and to speak it boldly. Witness the fearlessness of the disciples after they receive the power of the Spirit. They cannot be shut up! -Br. David Vryhof Society of Saint John the Evangelist AVERAGE SUNDAY CAPTIAL CAMPAIGN APRIL 2018 Actual Revenue $ 9,845 Actual Expenses $17,226 Net ($ 7,381) Cash Balance at month end $ 60,859 May 126 May YTD 147 April YTD 153

3 PARISH MINISTRIES An Order of Service for Noonday with Prayers for Healing Wednesdays 12:05 p.m. in the Chapel June 6, 13, 20 & 27 SUNDAY, JUNE 10 8:30 a.m. Holy Eucharist Using liturgy from the Episcopal Book of Common Prayer 10:45 a.m. Holy Communion Using liturgy from the Evangelical Lutheran Worship neighborhoodlife invites you to join them at their next meeting on Tuesday, June 5 5:30 p.m. in the Sr. High Sunday School room. Plans are underway for upcoming activities! We d love your input! High School Graduates: Peter Gray, Garrett Timmons Education for Ministry (EfM) Virginia Chambers College Graduates: Anna Ballard (University of Mississippi) Hayden Hershfelt (University of Mississippi) Briana Thorn (University of North Alabama) Forrest Timmons (University of Mississippi) Advance Degrees: Corey Jackson (ICC, Computer Networking) Marrion Winders (University of Mississippi Education Specialist degree in Educational Leadership) HONDURAS MEDICAL MISSION 2019 February 9 16, 2019 Applications for the mission can be found at Deadline for submitting applications is July 15, The team will be chosen and applicants notified in August There is a mandatory overnight team retreat at Gray Center January 11, 2019 (evening) - January 12, 2019 (before lunch). Individuals must pay their own team fees of $1500. The first $750 must be paid by September 15, 2018, with the remainder due December 15, Anyone may apply we always have a need for medical professionals including doctors, nurse practitioners, nurses, veterinarians, dentists, dental hygienists, optometrists, and pharmacists. There are also openings for general support for which no prior training is necessary! We always need Spanish-speaking applicants, but there are translators present for those who don t speak Spanish. If you do not wish to travel, but want to support the mission, please consider making a financial donation. While team members pay for their own expenses, the mission raises money to purchase medicines, supplies, and tools needed to serve the team. We also offer small grants to the community for infrastructure, economic, and educational improvements. Donations may be sent to the Honduras Medical Mission c/o Sandra Perkins P. O. Box 2006 Tupelo, MS

4 PARISH MINISTRIES 79 th GENERAL CONVENTION July 5 13, 2018 Austin Convention Center Austin, Texas The General Convention is the governing body of The Episcopal Church that meets every three years. The theme is The Jesus Movement: Loving, Liberating and Life-Giving. The Joint Standing Committee on Program, Budget and Finance invites comments on the proposed budget for the triennium. You can also view a draft agenda, along with other details at WEDNESDAY JUNE 27 5:45 p.m. Parish Hall Invite a friend and enjoy the fellowship with your parish family. Bring a dish of food to share. Childcare provided. We must discover the power of love, the redemptive power of love. And when we do that, we will make of this old world a new world. Love is the only way. Jesus did not get an honorary doctorate for dying. He wasn t getting anything out of it. He sacrificed his life for the good of others, for the well-being of the world, for us. That s what love is. Think and imagine a world when love is the way. Because when love is the way, we actually treat each other like we are actually family. When love is the way, we know that God is the source of us all. And we are brothers and sisters, children of God. My brothers and sisters, that s a new Heaven, a new Earth, a new world, a new human family. -The Most Rev. Michael Curry, Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church, USA May 19, 2018 FROM THE FLOWER GUILD If you d like to give the flowers on a particular Sunday, the 2018 flower chart is available at the entrance to the church. The flowers may be given in memory or honor of someone or in thanksgiving for a special occasion. The Flower Guild works very diligently and frugally to provide beautiful altar arrangements each Sunday at the lowest possible cost to the donor - $75 for 2 vases. Several dates in the immediate future are available. To check availability please see the flower chart or call Nancy in the church office at If you missed the sermon on Sunday or you d just like to hear it again, our You can find a catalog of sermons of our visiting guest preachers on our website at

5 PARISH MINISTRIES All Saints Assistance Program In April we assisted 49 families with a total of 109 children under the age of 18. $16, Was was distributed from the Family Resource Center grant to assist families with utility deposits and payments, rental deposits and payments and temporary emergency housing. April 2018 Activities Included: Mississippi Balance of State Continuum of Care Northeast Regional Meeting City of Tupelo Community Outreach Committee meeting Human Trafficking Presentation at Mooreville Methodist Church Random Acts of Kindness Month Lunch Debt assistance at Mooreville Elementary Fulton Family Resource Center Open House City of Tupelo Homelessness Task Force meeting Can a Mayor Solve Homelessness? Webinar City of Tupelo Public Transportation community meeting Human Trafficking Presentation at St. Luke s United Methodist Church Collections: Recycle your Bicycle We are collecting adult bicycles in good condition for transportation for our homeless community to connect with jobs and education opportunities. If you have a bicycle to donate, please call Hannah Maharrey at Girl Power Feminine Hygiene Supply Drive We are also collecting feminine hygiene supplies for local school girls of all ages in Tupelo-Lee County who don t have the necessary supplies they need. Donations can be dropped off at All Saints or the Family Resource Center. Since 2010, Saints Brew has served 152,090 meals to individuals, families with children, those employed who are food insecure and homeless persons. IMMEDIATE NEEDS Family size boxes of cereal (Rice Crispies, Cheerios and Corn Flakes) and creamer Other needs: Coffee, syrup, sugar and canned fruit WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE On behalf of the Saints Brew Task Force at All Saints and Christ the King, it is with Thanks and Praise that I announce a Legacy Gift of $75,000 from Women s First Resource Center, Inc. The funds will be used as intended by the benefactor toward the long-term growth and management of the ministry of Saints Brew in our community. Details about this magnificent gift and the proposal(s) by the Saints Brew Task Force for its program implementation will be provided over the next few weeks. Our most sincere thanks go to Sherry Abraham and Judy Hester at Women s First Resource Center Inc. and to Christ The King Lutheran Church in its relationship of full Communion with All Saints, without whom this gift would not have been possible. -Albert White Saints Brew Task Force chair

6 CHRIST THE KING ELCA Campaign at 74% of Goal! As of March 31, ELCA members have given nearly $147 million in cash gifts and commitments to Always Being Made New: The Campaign for the ELCA. This represents 74 percent of the church s goal to raise $198 million for Lutheran ministries by January 31, We have accomplished so much together. Yet, there is more work to be done, said Ron Glusenkamp, campaign director. We re inviting individuals, congregations, synods and our partners to join us as we rally and make additional gifts to these life-giving ministries. Learn more at elca.org/campaign. Friday, June 1 Sunday, June 3 Chattanooga Convention Center 1150 Carter Street Chattanooga, Tennessee CtK VISIONING WORKSHOP Sunday, June 10 3:00 p.m. South breakout room of the Parish Hall Wayne Fell, the Director of Evangelical Mission for the Southeastern Synod will be with us to conduct a three-hour visioning workshop to help outline the future of CtK. This workshop is for ALL members of Christ the King. We will work together with Wayne to create a new direction toward growth and sustainability for our congregation. Mark your calendars and plan to attend so your voice can be heard! Monthly Worship with Lutheran Liturgy Holy Communion will be celebrated using liturgy from the ELW on Sunday, June 10 at 10:45 a.m. See you there! 2018 is Here! Joshua Hester, who was scheduled to be one of the two voting lay delegates for CtK, will not be able to attend. Corey Jackson will be taking his place. Watch next month s CtK page for news from the Assembly! The annual Southeastern Synod summer youth event, Affirm, is finally here! This year AFFIRM will be held on the University of West Alabama campus on June Please keep our attending youth, leaders and the AFFIRM staff in your prayers as they travel to and from this event.

7 CHRISTIAN FORMATION Join us as we follow Jonah on a whale of an adventure on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, July 18-20! All children ages 3 years thru 6 th grade are invited to bring a friend and jump in to the fun! For online registration forms, visit Registration forms are also available in the church on Sundays and in the office during the week. We will need older youth and adults to jump in too and help in areas such as group leaders, snacks, and games. If you can help in any of these areas, please contact Amber Buckley or Michelle Hester. SUNDAY LECTIONARY SUNDAYS ~ 9:30 a.m. South breakout room of the Parish Hall The Sunday Lectionary Class is a Christian education offering for adults that meets every Sunday year-round. This gathering features a presentation on selected texts from the scriptures appointed for the day s liturgy, followed by lively discussions 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. All are welcome, especially visitors and newcomers. Contact the church office to be added to the group s weekly list. Lay persons face the difficult and often subtle task of interpreting the richness of the church's faith in a complex and confusing world. They need a theological education which supports their faith and also teaches them to express that faith in day-to-day events. As the emphasis on lay ministry has grown, EfM has come to play an important role by providing a program that develops an informed and knowledgeable laity. The EfM program is preparation for the ministry to which we all are called. It is that vocation for which we pray at the end of the Eucharist: "And now, Father, send us out to do the work you have given us to do, to love and serve you as faithful witnesses of Christ our Lord." Areas of study include, the Hebrew Bible, the New Testament, Church History and Theology, Ethics, and Interfaith Encounter. Enrollment for the academic year 2018/2019 is now open. Tuition is $375 for the year (includes books). For more information, contact Ken Murphree or Tommie Moore.

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, Ginny Belk, Sherrie Black, Curtis Brown, Tommy Caldwell, Virginia Chambers, Pamela Cox, Jerry Davis, Cathy Duncan, James Duncan, Jr., Will Edmonson, Tom Evans, Carla Felts, Kaylynn Gilmore, Shirley Goodman, Lynn High, Allison Holloway, Sylvia Honeycutt, Joan Jones, Warner Wills King, Jeanne Lagrone, Deborah Limerick, Bill Mathews, Heather McCain, Drew Montgomery, Tommie Moore, Bill Morgan, Peg Oakes, Lynn Palmer, Mary Lou Parks, Don Pate, Michael Pate, Belva & Pete Poland, Flo Poplin, Tom Prather, Jo Pugh, Ken Riskedahl, Rebecca Riskedahl, Alice Sandercock, Melinda Seitz, Cate Sparks, Cathy Sparks, Ann Springfield, 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, Lester Alvis, Ezra Armas, Virginia Armstrong, David Arthur, Lynn Ayers, Ginger Bailess, Bernice Baker, Dennis Barshaw, Steve Barshaw, Travis (Jack) Penix Barshaw, Homer Bartlett, William Battaile, Thaine Batte, Jay Bede, Elisabeth Belmont, Randy Beane, Kirk Biddle, Beth Biedler, Deedy Boland, Jerry & Carolyn Boyd, Scott Bradley, Valerie Bradley, Henry Brevard, Gavin Brewer, Diane Brown, Ruth Bryan, Edward Bullock, Tim & Tammy Bullock Family, Loretta Burgess, Sandi Burt, Morgan & Don Buse, Tiny, Pam & Paula Byrd, Ellen Caldwell, Bill Cannon, Dott Cannon, Sean Carpenter, Kyle Carrol & Family, Jane Carruth, Nelda Clayton, Louise Cole, Terra Gilmer Cook, Steve Cozart, Louise Cran, Sam Creekmore, Catherine Crews, Stephen Crocker, Rebecca Davis, Family of Jonathan DeGuzman, Matt Dillon, Theo Dinkins, Chris Donaldson, Tommy Doty, John-Forrest Douglas, Drew, Judy Dunehew, Merita Ellis, Beth Anne Harper Ellzey, Jai Eschete, Janet Evans, Kaitlin Fitzpatrick, Margaret Fowler, Joseph Furr II, C.D. Gaston, Rex Giles, Nelson Gravatt, Sammy Green, Sandi Haire, Gloria Hale, Rylee Hale, Courtney Hall, Lillian Hampton, Larry Hancock, Debby Harbison, Rusty Harris, Theresa Harris, Wayne Hatcher, Pat Hayes, Corrine Heard & Family, Frank Henderson, Sally Herring, Judy Hester, Anna Hill, Jimmy & Beth Hill, Rev. Steve & Dianne Hill, Suzanne Hodge, Elliegrace Homan, Patricia Hood, Sandra Hood, David Horne, Jan & Linkey Hughes, Trish & Susan Hundley, Charles Hyatt, Bill Irby, Johnson Family, Nancy Johnston, Christy Jones, Moira Jones, Raymond Jourdan, Katelyn, John Thomas Kellum, Kelly Day Kenney, Rose Kersh, Toni Lebrun-Denton, Danielle Lee, Dwight Smith Lee, Mary Elizabeth Lee, Michael Lippard, Steve Liss, Jimmy Long, Dot Lyons, Ed Martin, Meredith Poole Martin & Josh Martin, Gloria Martinson, Sonny Mason, Betty Jane Mathews, the McAlilly Family, George & Nona McBunch, Anthony McCain, Tucker & Brenda McCarley, Kristin McElroy, Lyn McFadden, Nate McKinley, Cliff Medders, Nita Megginson, Allison Mitchell, Paula & Rick Mitchell, TEM Mitchell, Dr. Jim Mixson, Darrell Moll, The Rev. Dr. Ben Moravitz, Connor Morris, Belinda Mothershed, Debby Munro, Ed & Elissa Naro, Margaret Naugel, Nemit Family, D. D. Ruff Nicolau, The Nichols Family, Lynn Oakes, Butch Owen, Delsie Owens, Peyton Passons, Carol & Frank Pattillo, Jane Pennington, Luke Perry, Laura Pickens, James Plaxico, Tracie Plaxico, Stacy Plaxico, Cindy Prestage, Ken Priest, Jan Pritchard, Pam Putnam, Picket Randall, Kaye Ward Redmon, Dick Reed, Will, Amanda, Magnolia Jane & June Reed & Family, the Reeder Family, Rhonda Rick, Dale Rinehart, Betty Roberts, Milt Robinson, Lanny Robinson, Sid Salter, Dr. C.J. Sanders, Dr. Nahum Serio, Sue Setera, Sheena, Kay Sheffield, Helen Shelton, Mike Shelton, Dinah & Terry Simmons, Penny Sisson, Crofton Sloan, Robin Smith, Christi Springfield, Phillip Stephens, Wylly Stirling, Karen Streit, Melinda Streit, Angie Surface, Susan, Stan, Teal, & Alexander, Ted Tabor, Ann Taylor, Kathy Thomas, Marvin Thomas, Pat & Jim Thompson, Family of Joseph Tillman, Otis Tims, Melvin Toole, Eliza Tyer, Keshun Vasser, Kenny Wathen, Jerry Webb, Marsha Webb, Dennis Weber, Charlie White, Keller White, Steve White, Jackie Whitlock, Henry Whittenton, George Wilder, Jennie Wilkerson, Karen Winstead, Dudley Wiygul, Trey Woolhouse, Curbie Young Those in the Military Jason Bobo, Nick Bobo, John Bremseth, Josh Garner, Hayes Hershfelt, Jacob Krusen, Cooper Livingston, Justin Phillips, Tanner Ray, Billy Strickland

9 FAMILY PAGE June 3 June 7 June 8 June 11 June 12 June 13 June 14 June 15 June 21 June 22 June 23 June 24 June 26 June 30 June 1 Stacy White Olivia Livaudais June 2 Major Addison Lyonel Gilmore Julia Jackson Mary Dillard Winders Tom Prather Reed Hillen Charlie Buckley Charlotte Kelso Ashley Arthur, Mark Swanberg Rachel Eide Murphy Browning, Will Edmonson Andy Atkins, Sue Ann Averett Kris Riddle Lynn Palmer, Mary Lou Parks Pam Alford Emma Taylor Bean, Michelle Lewis Dee Streit Joan Jones, Pete Poland, III IN MEMORY OF. Austin Armstrong, Iva Bohlken, Diane Dinkins Given by Betty Lee Marshall (Saints Brew) Ladye Elizabeth Wilson Ford Given by Tom Wilson s Saints Brew Friends Fran Shutiok Given by Phil & Donna Timmons (Flower Fund) Diane Dinkins Given by Employees of J.E. Vance & Co., P.A. (Saints Brew) IN HONOR OF. Ashley Chambers Given by John Caruthers (Saints Brew) Mr. Larry Frugé Given by Phil & Donna Timmons (Saints Brew) DONATIONS TO SAINTS BREW. First Christian Church (DOC), D.D. Shepherd Deepika Dey June 3 June 7 June 8 June 11 June 16 June 19 June 22 June 23 June 24 Tommie & Bob Moore Margaret Anne & Jimmy Robbins Kamme & Kris Riddle Cheri & Matthew Weber Lillian & Jim Pratt Amber & Charlie Buckley Cathy & Nathan Duncan Emily & Corey Jackson Pam & David Alford Toni & Heath Hershfelt Toni & Jimmy Hill Thank you so much for the Prayer Book. This church has always been a huge part of me. I am so blessed to have grown up here. Love, Garrett Congratulations to graduating senior, Garrett Timmons on receiving a Misticos Scholarship. To Francis Criss on the death of his brother, & Leslie Criss uncle, Robert Randolph Criss. To the Family of Jack Denton, son of Jane Denton, on his death. Rest eternal grant to them, O Lord, and let light perpetual shine upon them. Dear All Saints Family, Thank you so much for allowing me to use the lovely, welcoming, comfortable Parlor for some parent meetings & interviews. I m grateful to Tommie & Nancy for the hospitality extended to me for 2 days. I was smiling broadly, too, to see streams of people in & out of the parish hall from Saints Brew patrons & team members to parents bringing little ones in to Pathway Montessori. How wonderful you are in the stewardship of your facility. Love to all, Sally Gray ~ ~ ~ Dear Care Team, The beautiful gift of flowers brought great joy to my heart. Thank you so much for thinking of me. Peace be with you, Judy Zinn

10 NON-PROFIT ORG. U.S. POSTAGE PAID PERMIT NO. 250 TUPELO, MS The Rev. Dr. Billy Walton, Deacon 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.

11 June 2018 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 7-8:30 a.m. Saints Brew nd PENTECOST 4 7-8:30 a.m. Saints Brew 5 7-8:30 a.m. Saints Brew 6 7-8:30 a.m. Saints Brew 7 7-8:30 a.m. Saints Brew 8 7-8:30 a.m. Saints Brew 9 8:30 am Deacon s Mass* 9:30 am Sunday Lectionary Class (SBO)* 10:45 am Deacon s Mass* 6:30 pm AA (Conf. Rm.) 6:00-8:00 pm Boy Scout Troop 85 5:30 pm Neighborhood Life (Sr. High SS Room) 5:30 pm AA (Conf. Room) 6:00-8:30 pm EfM (Parlor) 7:00pm Gum Tree Quilter s Guild (Parish Hall) 9:30 am Staff Meeting 12:05 pm Order of Service for Noonday with healing Prayer (Chapel) 1:00 pm Children s Story Time 10:30 am Ordination of Mary Howard King at St. Andrew s Cathedral, Jackson 10 3 rd PENTECOST 8:30 am Holy Eucharist* (BCP Liturgy) 9:30 am Sunday Lectionary Class (SBO)* 10:45 am Holy Communion* (ELW Liturgy) 3:00-6:00 pm CtK Visioning Workshop (P.H.) 6:30 pm AA (Conf. Rm.) 17 4 th PENTECOST :30 a.m. Saints Brew 5:30 pm Finance & Executive Committee (Conference Room) 6:00-8:00 pm Boy Scout Troop :30 a.m. Saints Brew :30 a.m. Saints Brew 5:30 pm AA (Conf. Room) :30 a.m. Saints Brew :30 a.m. Saints Brew 9:30 am Staff Meeting 12:05 pm Order of Service for Noonday with healing Prayer (Chapel) :30 a.m. Saints Brew :30 a.m. Saints Brew :30 a.m. Saints Brew 16 1:00 pm Children s Story Time :30 a.m. Saints Brew :30 a.m. Saints Brew 23 8:30 am Holy Eucharist* 9:30 am Sunday Lectionary Class (SBO)* 10:45 am Holy Eucharist* 6::00 pm Vestry (Conf. Rm.) 5:30 pm AA (Conf. Room) 9:30 am Staff Meeting 12:05 pm Order of Service for Noonday with healing Prayer (Chapel) 1:00 pm Children s Story Time 6:30 pm AA (Conf. Rm.) 24 5 th PENTECOST :30 a.m. Saints Brew :30 a.m. Saints Brew :30 a.m. Saints Brew :30 a.m. Saints Brew :30 a.m. Saints Brew 30 8:30 am Holy Eucharist* 9:30 am Sunday Lectionary Class (SBO)* 10:45 am Holy Eucharist* 6:30 pm AA (Conf. Rm.) 5:00 pm DOK (Conference Room) 6:00-7:30 B.S. Troop Committee (Parlor) 5:30 pm AA (Conf. Room) Michele McBride on vacation this week 9:30 am Staff Meeting 12:05 pm Order of Service for Noonday with healing Prayer (Chapel) 5:45 pm Potluck Dinner* 1:00 pm Children s Story Time

12 LAY MINISTRY SCHEDULE JUNE 2018 DATE 6/3/2018 6/10/2018 6/17/2018 6/24/ PENTECOST 3 PENTECOST 4 PENTECOST 5 PENTECOST ACOLYTES 8:30 AM GARRETT TIMMONS AIDAN WILSON GINNY GRAY CLAIRE BAILEY 10:45 AM CLAIRE BAILEY TRE' HILL ALEXIS HALL ANNALEISE CARROLL GEORGE BRYAN MARY DILLARD WINDERS DREW EDMONSON MARY KATHERINE ARTHUR MAGGIE GRACE BULLOCK MARY W. WESTMORELAND COOPER EDMONSON JANIE RIDDLE ALTAR FLOWERS HUDSON BRYAN JIMMY & M.A. ROBBINS STRICKLAND DAN & MONA WARLICK FLOWER GUILD TRICIA EDMONSON RICK ARMSTRONG DEANNA ALFORD P. COX / B. NELSON ALTAR GUILD JOELLEN MURPHREE CATHY SPARKS PAT BOBO BETH HARRIS MARTHA SENTER BETTY LEE MARSHALL VIRGINIA MATHEWS CAROL ALVIS ROBIN BRYAN MONA WARLICK KAY TRAPP KAREN ASBURY ANNIS NEWELL SUSAN HYATT KAMME RIDDLE SHERRIE BLACK MELANIE HANNIGAN CHALICE 8:30 AM BILLY WALTON BILLY WALTON BILLY WALTON BILLY WALTON BEARERS DARCY STRICKLAND JOELLEN MURPHREE BRITT HESTER FRANK ANGER 10:45 AM BILLY WALTON BILLY WALTON BILLY WALTON BILLY WALTON MANDY ATKINS NATALIE BULLOCK PAMELA COX STAN FURR FOOD 10:45 AM JAMES PAUL, WILL, & CORI SMITH REID BROWNING JANIE BUCKLEY PRESENTERS MARY TANNLER PERRY LYDIA AVERETT LILLIAN BROWNING LUKE MITCHELL GREETER 8:30 AM ANNIS NEWELL LAWRENCE PERKINS SANDRA PERKINS FREDDA ROBINSON 10:45 AM STEPHEN KING JOAN BALL KAREN ASBURY DARCY STRICKLAND INTERCESSOR 8:30 AM DARCY STRICKLAND JOELLEN MURPHREE FREDDA ROBINSON PAUL WHITE 10:45 AM KEVIN PRIDMORE MICHELLE HESTER DARCY STRICKLAND DINETIA NEWMAN LECTORS 8:30 AM FRANK ANGER PAUL WHITE MIKE FITZPATRICK FRANK ANGER 10:45 AM TOM EVANS EMILY JACKSON LYNN NELSON KEVIN PRIDMORE LEILA MASHBURN-KEEL BUD NELSON DINETIA NEWMAN KAY TRAPP MEALS ON 6/6/2018 BRYAN (VERONA) 6/13/2018 C. BROWNING 6/20/2018 PAT BOBO 6/27/2018 KAYE CANNON WHEELS BOBO (TUPELO) (VERONA ROUTE) (VERONA ROUTE) (VERONA ROUTE) OBLATION 8:30 AM (DEACON'S MASS) D. TIMMONS / D. ALFORD PAUL & STACY WHITE FORREST & JANIS TUTOR BEARERS 10:45 AM (DEACON'S MASS) THE ATKINS FAMILY FRED & PAM CARMAN CINDY RING & TOM EVANS USHERS 8:30 AM PETE POLAND TOM ROBINSON MARK SWANBERG HUDSON BRYAN CHUCK REDWOOD WAYNE SLOCUM TONY ALFORD MIKE FITZPATRICK 10:45 AM TOMMY CALDWELL PAUL PERRY CINDY RING DARCY STRICKLAND STEPHEN KING KEVIN PRIDMORE BUDDY VANCE DAVID ALFORD VESTRY PERSONS KEN MURPHREE FRED PAGE CATHY SPARKS GEORGE BOOTH OF THE DAY BUD NELSON MANUELA WILSON MARTHA ANN STAUB LES ALVIS VERGER BRITT HESTER NATHAN DUNCAN FRANK ANGER JOSH WESTMORELAND