The Epistle FEBRUARY 2022 - St. Paul's Episcopal Church
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The Epistle FEBRUARY 2022 Our mission is to proclaim the news of Jesus Christ and care for all.
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FIND US:
510 WEST MAIN STREET
The Clergy and Staff FRANKLIN, TN. 37064
(615) 790-0527
The Rev. W.R. “Rusty” McCown, Rector WWW.STPAULSFRANKLIN.COM
The Rev. Monna Mayhall, Associate Rector
The Rev. Ann Van Dervoort,
Assisting Priest, Retired
Donna Stokes-Rogers, Music Minister
Rick Jackson, Organist
Libby Sullivan, Children’s Minister
Nic Parmer, Youth Minister
Shannon Buttrey, Parish Administrator
Kristy Moore, Financial Administrator
Paula Sherman, Communications Manager
FIND US ON FACEBOOK
Vestry @STPAULSFRANKLINTN
*Beth Woodruff, Senior Warden FIND US ON INSTAGRAM
Finance and Stewardship @STPAULSFRANKLIN
*Will Boggs, Junior Warden
Building and Grounds
Jeannie Jones, Clerk
Parish Life February 2022
Scott Faulkner, Pastoral Care
Natalie Hennes, Youth and Children's Ministries
Office Hours:
Jean Larson, Christian Education Monday-Thursday
*Pat McCracken, Hospitality 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
*Sheila Morreale, Outreach Friday
John Paul Saalwaechter, Communications 9:00 - 12:00 pm
Matthew Muenzen, Stewardship
George Bishop, Long-Range Planning
Sam Yeager, Finance
AFTER HOURS EMERGENCY:
Michael Walters Young, Treasurer
A member of the clergy is always on
call. If you need assistance from a
*Outgoing Vestry Members.
priest outside office hours, the
number to call is 615-790-0527. You
will then be directed to a member of
the clergy.
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In This Issue
4 Monthly Calendar
5 Parish Meetings
6 Parish Meetings
7 Absalom Jones
8 WSP
9 Seekers Class
10 Lent
14 EYG
15 Parish Life
18 Recycling
19 Stephen Ministry
20 History
22 Volunteer Opportunities
25 Birthdays
26 Life Events
Cover Photo: Katherine Wright
The Epistle is published on the first day of each month. Forward any information
you have for News In The Pews, Sunday bulletin, or The Epistle monthly newsletter
to communications@stpaulsfranklin.com and we will make sure it gets to the
right publication.
Deadline for February newsletter is Thursday, February 24, 2022.
4 Upcoming Events Seekers Classes Begin Sunday February 27 10:00 AM, Barnabas Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper Tuesday March 1 5:30 - 7:30, Otey Hall Ash Wednesday Tuesday March 2 7:00 AM, Noon, 6:00 PM Lenten Morning Prayer Starting March 3 Monday - Friday, 9:00 AM Taizé Prayer Service Friday March 4 6:30 PM Many more meetings and gatherings can be found on the Church Calendar which is located under the "About Us" tab on the church website, or you can follow link here: https://74053364.view- events.com/calendar/74053364/
5 Parish Meetings We had two Parish wide meetings in January to discuss important events and business with the congregation. The meetings took place in Otey Hall and were also streamed. On January 23rd, Rusty presented the results of the feasibility study for a capital campaign to improve our parish facilities. In addition to the presentation, parishioners were able to voice their concerns and ask questions both in person and online. Read the Executive Summary here: https://www.stpaulsfranklin.com/wp- content/uploads/2022/01/executive-summary-1.pdf Read the entire 90 page report here: https://www.stpaulsfranklin.com/wp- content/uploads/2022/01/Feasibility-Study-St-Pauls.pdf Watch Rusty's presentation here: https://us02web.zoom.us/rec/play/kI4g2KuP0ai173XXBo09yltECRQFP FAT7GDMgy0gMwbuXeVase8TACPHHcejkBEQbUJitsqCDS2a5AQ3.X KtuNlsg4I0ccKJD?continueMode=true&_x_zm_rtaid=4H- SMOZuSv6Y0Zlng5TnTQ.1643843354586.f06e5396e4ab2cf70060abcd 823250fc&_x_zm_rhtaid=430
6 Parish Meetings On January 30th, we held our annual meeting. Budgets were presented, new vestry members were voted in and other discussions about the church business took place. Read the Annual Report here: https://www.stpaulsfranklin.com/wp- content/uploads/2022/02/Annual-Meeting-013022.pdf New Vestry Members Welcome to our Vestry members: Mary Emilie Acklen, Pam Horne, Rob Curwen, and Ron Howes. You can read their bios on the website at https://www.stpaulsfranklin.com/vestry-bios. Thank you to our outgoing Vestry members: Beth Woodruff, Will Boggs, Sheila Morreale, and Pat McCracken.
Feast of Absalom Jones
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The Women of St. Paul's
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Even though the 2022 heArt and Soul Women’s Retreat has been
cancelled, there is still the opportunity to go to Camp McDowell February
24-26 for a weekend getaway, and several ladies have already signed up.
There is no agenda, though morning and evening prayer, and Eucharist
on Sunday will be offered.
Some of us will be walking and hiking while others may be reading and
resting. We can have our meals together in the dining hall or you can
prepare your own in the cabin. There is a common kitchen and gathering
area in the cabin, and each bedroom has its own connecting bathroom.
The cost:
Single Room $120/night
Double Room $70/night
Each Meal $9
Please let Katie Faulkner know if you have dietary restrictions.
Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner are offered on Friday and Saturday. Only
Breakfast is offered Sunday. It is fine if you choose to bring your own food
for any of the meals. Please let us know which meals you would like to
have with the group in the dining hall. This allows the staff at Camp
McDowell to prepare accordingly.
Wanna Getaway? We need to know no later than Tues February 15th.
Please contact Monna monna@stpaulsfranklin.com or Katie at
peppyf@comcast.net.
Make checks payable to “St.Paul’s.”
Leave the checks in Monna’s mailbox at work.
Seekers Class 9 Our annual “Seekers” Class will begin on Sunday, February 27. This is traditionally a class given for those adults who wish to join the church through Confirmation or Reception. However, please know that all are welcome, especially current congregants of St. Paul’s who would like a refresher course. We will look at church subjects such as worship, church history, and Episcopal theology. The course will last six weeks with an additional post-Easter roundtable discussion class on April 24. We will meet each Sunday at 10:00 in our Barnabas annex which is the building located behind the church on Fair Street. The diocesan bishop will then make his annual visit to St. Paul’s for Confirmation on May 1. If you have any questions please contact Rusty via email: rusty@stpaulsfranklin.com or by phone 615-790-0527.
Lent - What Is Lent? 10 Lent was originally a period of preparation for baptism. Catechumens fasted and prayed during their instructional period just as Christ did in the wilderness prior to the beginnings of his ministry. Eventually everyone participated in Lent. The early church Lent as the seson where we, as Christians and as people of God “returned to normal human life.” The word lent comes from an old English word meaning “spring.” Lent was seen as a season of light, joy, and renewal because it was the season of returning to God as the source and center of people's lives. Lent began and still is a season that calls us back to our senses, back to God and back to life. We invite you to participate in a holy lent. It may be a season to give some things up and do some needed spring cleaning, but we hope it's a season where we turn our attention to the things that ultimately matter, foremost, God the giver and redeemer of life. Ash Wednesday: The Beginning of Lent Ash Wednesday Liturgy “Remember that you are dust and to dust you shall return.” For many Christians around the world, Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent, a season of personal repentance and spiritual renewal which ends with Easter Joy. On Ash Wednesday all of us are invited to receive the imposition of ashes – the sign of the cross in ashes on our forehead – the same place where we were marked as “Christ's own forever” in baptism. As we receive the ashes, we hear “Remember that you are dust and to dust you shall return.” It may sound harsh, but it is a powerful outward sign of our humble beginnings and common end. Ash Wednesday helps us remember “who” we are and “whose” we are.
Lent - What Is Lent? 11
What's Different During Lent?
The liturgical color you will see used for the season of Lent is purple
because it is considered a penitential. The music you will hear in services
during the season of Lent is typically mellow and non-celebratory
sounding in nature. You will not see any flowers on the altar during Lent.
You should not hear any “Alleluias” during the season of Lent. We wait
for Easter to shout them loud and clear!
Wednesdays Schedule in Lent
March 9, 16, 23, 30, April 6
5:00 pm Stations of the Cross
5:30 pm Lenten ProgramLent 12 Shrove Tuesday EYG is hosting a Mardi Gras Pancake Supper on Tuesday, March 1, 5:30 - 7:30 PM in Otey Hall. This is the biggest fundraiser of the year for the youth. The proceeds offset their summer mission trip. Please purchase a ticket even if you cannot attend to help support their mission work. Ash Wednesday Ash Wednesday services are on Wednesday, March 2 at 7 am, 12 pm, 6 pm.
Lent 13 Taizé Prayer Service The Daughters of the King are sponsoring a Taizé Service on Friday, March 4 at 6:30 PM. All are invited to spend 60 minutes in an evening of meditative prayer. The practice of Taizé Prayer was begun in Taizé, the Burgundy region of France, during World War II. The prayer service is characterized by repetitive, mantra-like songs (such as “Jesus, Remember Me”), prayerful silence, and short scriptural readings. These elements guide the focus of the prayer in a warm candle-lit environment. Parishioners, friends, family, neighbors and the general public are invited. Come and experience this peaceful service. Contact: Ginny Brewer, vgbrewer@gmail.com, 435-602-9148.
14 EYG EYG, or Episcopal Youth Group, is open to all youth grades 6-12. EYG meets in Barnabas on Sundays from 5-7pm. Youth Sunday School meets at 10am in Barnabas. EYG is back in full swing this year! We have a number of great events coming up this spring, and I am excited to announce that we will be having the Mardi Gras Pancake Supper on Tuesday, March 1st! This event helps us offset some of the cost of our trip to Mountain T.O.P., and it is a great opportunity to get to know the youth group! The Pancake Supper will take place from 5:30-7:00pm in Otey Hall on Shrove Tuesday. Additionally, we are in need of volunteers to provide meals at a few of our upcoming EYG meetings! If you feel called to bring dinner on a Sunday night, please use the link below to sign up: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0d4aaea922a0ffc07-january1 Finally, we need folks to help out with Youth Sunday School. This is a great, low-impact way to get involved with the Youth Group. If you’re interested in volunteering your time, please contact nic@stpaulsfranklin.com. YOUTH CONFIRMATION Youth Confirmation classes have begun. All participants gather with other youth at our Episcopal Youth Gathering (EYG) each Sunday at 5:00. Dinner will be served around 5:30. The groups will then separate with the Youth Confirmation class meeting in Otey Parish Hall. If you have any questions please contact Libby, Nic, or Rusty.
15 Parish Happenings Bad Girl's Book Club The Bad Girls Book Club will meet on Tuesday, February 22nd, 6:30 - 8:00 pm. They will be discussing January's book, The Lions of 5th Avenue by Fiona Davis and February's book, The Woman in the Window: A Novel by AJ Finn. St. Paul's Library Remember to stop in at our library and look around. You will be surprised at not only the number of books we have on loan, but also the variety of topics. We recently acquired some new books in the Beloved Community section as well as the St. Francis section. If you are looking for something special and cannot find it, email Ann at annvvdv65@gmail.com.
Parish Happenings 16 WITS (Women in Theological Study) February is all about "Epiphanies!" February 3 – Presiding Bishop Michael Curry - We will watch a video of one of his sermons, and follow with discussion. WITS will not meet on February 10, but will meet again on Feburary 17 and 24 to watch a video and discuss. In February, WITS will meet on Thursday 9:30-11:00 am via Zoom. Contact Monna Mayhall at monna@stpaulsfranklin.com or 615-790-0527 for the Zoom link or any other questions. Spring Street Start Up! After a long pause because of Covid, we are very pleased that the Spring Street Outreach ministry will begin again on April 28th – the fourth Thursday of the month, 10:00-Noon. This ministry hosts a social with our older neighbors primarily from Hard Bargain and Natchez Street area, offering a program or entertainment followed by lunch. There are plenty of volunteer opportunities - for greeting and serving, providing food or Bingo prizes, decorating, and set up and clean up. If you would like to be involved, please call/text/or email Jackie King 914- 329-3017, momking2nd@yahoo.com
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Parish Happenings
Thistle Farms Products
The Thistle Farms store on 5122 Charlotte Avenue in Nashville or (on-
line), also sells many other products as well as beautiful items from
around the world made by women.
Room Spray
Love Heals Candles
Calm Healing Candles
Hand Lotion
Body Butter
Body Wash
The Thistle Farms store on 5122 Charlotte Avenue in Nashville or (on-
line), also sells many other products as well as beautiful items from
around the world made by women.), also sells many other products as
well as beautiful items from around the world made by women.
Also, for sale is Becca Stevens newest book, Practically Divine.
Every dollar spent goes to help a woman to get off
the street, get into recovery, move into her own
home and go on to lead the healthy life God made
her to live.
If you have questions, contact Lorinda Hancock or Ann Van Dervoort.
Thistle Farms Products make great Valentines gifts!18 Recycling Program Will Boggs, Fred Warner, Gerald Hancock, Ellen Kirk and Lois Nagy, with the help of Father Rusty and Shannon, have established a committee to recharge our recycling efforts. During the last year, several of us have continued to recycle paper, cardboard, tin, aluminum, glass and plastic from the various activities here. In the past we attempted to recycle items through the city service but were told that they won’t be able to pick those items up curbside with our trash because we are considered “commercial”. We need the help of parishioners who would be willing to take a blue bag (or several!) with them to recycle with their own household recyclables when they come to church. People can sign up for a regular, recurring day (e.g. once a month) or take a blue bag randomly when they see it is full. The paper will continue to be collected in the large, gray bin in the workroom next to Shannon’s office and there is a large, green bin for glass in Otey kitchen. We will post lists of what can be recycled in the blue bags….the requirements change according to what markets are open to the city and/or county. The county also has a more detailed list posted on its website www.williamsoncounty-tn.gov. What can be recycled: Plastics 1 and 2 Paper: office paper, books (paperback and hard cover), paperboard boxes (these “tear white”), Aluminum cans Tin/steel cans Cardboard: corrugated and thin brown boxes (e.g. cereal and cracker boxes…these “tear brown”) For more information, please contact Lois Nagy (lois@nagy.com or 615- 804-1203) or any member of the committee. St. Paul’s and the environment are grateful for your help.
19 Stephen Ministry Our current environment has brought emotional changes to all of us. Our lives have been changed by COVID-19, and it may be a while before we return to anything close to what we were used to before the pandemic. Stephen Ministry does not have the visibility and access to the community and Church family because of the current situation, which makes it more difficult to identify people who need someone to listen to their concerns and help them through their crisis. Parishioners in general, have not been as active outside their own immediate family or work environment as perhaps they were, which makes it more difficult for them to know about people who need a Stephen Minister. Yet there are people who are struggling through the isolation and the new “normal”. Stephen Ministry is alive and active at St. Paul’s. We are constantly trying to reach out to individuals who might feel lonely, frustrated or depressed do to the isolation this pandemic has created. We are available to meet by Zoom, Facetime, email, messages, and cards until the guidelines allow us to meet in person. If you could benefit from the care of a Stephen Minister, or if you know of someone who could, please let us know. We can always be reached through a confidential email – sm@stpaulsfranklin.com. Monna Mayhall or the Stephen Ministry Leader, Fred Warner, can be reached through St. Paul’s Episcopal Church office at 615-790-0527. Thank you in advance for reaching out to us. May the peace of the Lord be with you. Fred Warner Stephen Ministry Leader
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The Bicentennial Society
Celebrating St. Paul’s 200th Anniversary
In 2017 the Bicentennial Society was formed to plan the commemoration of the church’s 200th
anniversary in 2027. After hitting the pause button in 2020, we are back at work. The Society is
laying the groundwork for the ongoing work of various committees. To date, we are planning a
year-long celebration for 2027 with different monthly themes. We will involve the entire
Franklin community in plans leading up to our Bicentennial year. Each of the next six years will
be focused on specific details of the master plan for St. Paul’s 200th Celebration.
If you’d like to take part in this historic event, please join the Bicentennial Society today. Your
$1,000 pledge—due in 2027—will help fund the bicentennial and its ancillary events. To join,
visit stpaulsfranklin.com and click “give.” Committees are also looking for help with community
relations, event planning, and technology.
To learn more, please contact members of the Historic Committee: Scott Smith, Susan Miller,
Melanie Lampertz, Kathy Ulezelski, Libby Sullivan, Tom Stearns, John Henderson, Greer Carlisle,
Cindy Thomsen, Pam Horne, Virginia Callicott, Rusty McCown, Rector, Pat McCracken, Vestry
Liaison.
Join your friends in the Bicentennial Society.
Bob Andrews James and Phyllis Gray Randy and Linda Miller
Anonymous Charlie and Becky Grimes Karen Montefiori
April Ashburn Gerald and Lorinda Hancock Huba and Lois Nagy
Judith Atkinson Frances Haynes Ben and Susan Nance
Michael and Laurie Austin John and Nell Henderson Andy Peterson and Bob Barrett
Sam Barchus and Pat McCracken Pamela Holley Sara Richter
Grant Benedict and Judy Oxford Ron and Cyndy Howes Phillip Phillips and Sharmila Patel
Dewees and Kathy Berry Mark and Andrea Hyssong William and Dee Rainey
Nancy Black Roger and Tina Jones Amanda Ryden
Will and Mindy Boggs Marty and Sarah Karpie Carolyn Savage
Richard Bolte Bill and Janet Keith Wayne and Connie Senseney
Val Box Ellen Kirk Charles Sidbury
William and Mary Kate Brandon Robert and June Knabe Roy and Frances Sieber
Ginny Brewer Chris and Lyn Knopf Judy Simmons
Gene and Margaret Brown Walter and Melanie Lampertz Scott Smith
Justin and Amanda Bushnell Van and Dannie Latture Tom and Marida Stearns
Patsy Carter Rick and Pam Leet Brandon and Libby Sullivan
Tav and Carolyn Cooke Ronald and Marty Ligon Karen Sullivan
Bob and Susan Cowperthwaite Doug and Joyce Little Mickey and Susan Trailov
Charlie and Sharon Crumpton Ed and Lucetta Mannion Jim and Kathy Ulezelski
Jay and Pam Fahey Doug and Monna Mayhall Bob and Ann VanDevoort
Scott and Katie Faulkner Mark and Catherine Mayhew John and Patti Wilkison
Leslie Fraser and Wanda Woolen Rusty and Laura McCown Barbara Williams
Granville and Mimi Grant Maria McPherson and Matt Nicks Woody and Beth Woodruff21 The Historic Committee Are you looking to give a lovely, meaningful gift to someone who matters? The Historic Committee is here for you! Our candles make perfect for hostess or teacher gifts. Our notecards and ornaments are great for out-of-town guests, and we have just re-printed our popular books for the history lover on your list! If you are interested in purchasing items, contact Libby Sullivan (libby@stpaulsfranklin.com) to arrange a pick-up time. History Books-$25 Large candle-$20 Small Candle-$10 Stained Glass Notecard Set: $15 Ornament: $5 A special reprint of The History of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, A Good Story of Saints and Sinners, (pictured above) is being undertaken by the church's Historic Committee. Books are for sale online, priced at $25, for parishioners who might have missed out on the 2016 release. There is a limited supply of 100 copies. "We are very excited about offering this important book again," said Melanie Lampertz said. "In the past several months, our Historic Committee has reengaged with focus on more research and story about St. Paul's nearly 200 years in Franklin. "Although many families were able to purchase a copy when the book was released in 2016, there are so many new people who have joined our church family, that we wanted to make sure the book was available, especially as we approach our Bicentennial in 2027." For more information, visit the www.stpaulsfranklin.com, or stop by the Church office to pick up a copy. They make wonderful gifts! Read the story written for the Williamson Herald in 2016 when the book was first released during St. Paul's 189th birthday celebration: Unveiling – Three centuries of story in spirited style.
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St Paul's Directory Photos
If you haven't already, please send a family photo to be added to our
online directory on Instant Church Directory. If you didn't know we had
an online directory, please download the app on your smart device,
register with your email address and enter our parish Id is
"stpaulsfranklin." It's a great way to keep in touch with our church family
during these strange times! Please send updates/changes/family
pictures to shannon@stpaulsfranklin.com.23 We Need You... The Lord's Lift If you need a ride to church on Sunday, contact the church office before 4:00 pm on the Thursday before the Sunday that you will need a ride. Provide Shannon with your name, address, contact information, your preference of Sunday Service time, and if you use a walker or wheelchair. The Lord’s Lift driver will contact you to finalize transportation. If you can offer a ride to someone to church on Sunday, contact the church office to be placed on a Sunday Rotation Schedule. Let us know if you have a Sunday preference, (i.e. 1st Sunday of the month). If you have any questions or need more information, please contact Shannon at 615-790-0527 or shannon@stpaulsfranklin.com. Christian Formation Volunteers for Children and Youth If you are looking for a way to help out while growing spiritually yourself, we have the perfect job for you! We need volunteers for Christian Formation for our Children and Youth programs. Both programs are designed so that volunteers can rotate. Even if you think you can only volunteer a few Sundays during the school year, that’s great! Both programs offer ways to really engage with our young people without the adult volunteer having to do the planning. We will hand you what you need, so all you do is spend some time with the lesson in preparation for your class-what a deal! Working with children and youth of St. Paul’s in this setting is incredibly rewarding for the volunteer! If you think you’ll have some time to commit to helping with this important ministry-or if you have any questions-please e-mail Libby (Children’s Ministry) libby@stpaulsfranklin.com or Nic (Youth Ministry) nic@stpaulsfranklin.com.
24 We Need You... Ushers for all services needed If you are interested in being an usher for one of our three Sunday services (8am, 10am and 6pm), please let us know by contacting the office (shannon@stpaulsfranklin.com). A training class will be offered on what to expect and how to handle each situation. Holy Eucharistic Visits If you are still staying home, taking precautions for your continued health and safety, unable to return to in-person worship at St. Paul’s, you can have communion brought to you. If you would like Holy Communion brought to you, please let us know, and we can schedule a time for someone to visit you. If you wish, the Eucharistic Visitor could remain outside your house, whether that be at your front door, back door, porch, patio, or other place outside you choose. The Eucharistic Visitor would wear a mask and gloves, and would offer Holy Communion in one kind only – bread. If you have questions or if you would like to schedule a Eucharistic Visit, you can contact Monna Mayhall at monna@stpaulsfranklin.com or 615- 790-0527. Altar Flower Sign-Ups If you would like to sign-up to memorialize, honor, celebrate or thank a special person(s) with Altar Flowers, please sign up on the date of your preference by signing up here: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/70a0c48abad2fa0f58-altar. We will also have a list hanging on the Church Bulletin board if you prefer to sign up that way.
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Parish Notices
February Birthdays
1 Austin Pratt, Eliza Tyer
2 Cecilia Harvanek, Julia High, Marie Nelson, Julie Reinhardt
3 Landon Kowalski, Melanie Lampertz
4 Susi Trabue
7 Jack Buse, Paul Hannah, Bob Johnson, Philip Phillips
8 Brianna Bailey
9 Hope Elkins, Linda Hall, Lyn Knopf, Dorcas Mansell,
Theodore Walters Young
10 Sam Miller, Nelson Williams
11 Leah Muenzen
12 Nathaniel Card, Hannah Impeartrice, Whitfield Spain
13 Allen Henry, June Knabe, Sam Williams
14 Lindsay Gain, Robert McCown, Sarah Thurman
15 Glenn Trahan, Ken Young
16 Granville Grant, Debbie Whitlock
17 Brent Blackwelder
18 Paris Henry, Abe Lamb
18 Margen Laratta, Richard Phillips
19 Beth Woodruff
20 Freda Garrett, Fanny Haynes, David Peterson, Linley Williams
21 Robbi De Peri, Jay Fahey, Maggie Hennes, Colin Henry, Brooke Zegley,
22 Marty Karpie, Bonnie Sullivan
23 Lisette Benefield-Smythe, Brad Preston
24 Wes Edwards, Pam Fahey, Olivia Jones, Tom Stearns
25 Richard Waggoner
27 Greer Carlisle, Robert Collins, Brian Grant26
Parish Notices
February Anniversaries
2 Marietta and Todd Stuart
12 Drusie and George Bishop
16 Janet and Kit Carroll
24 David and Barbara Roth
24 Jeff and Kristy Williams
24 Shay and Brandon Hall
24 Debbie and Larry Whitlock
25 Connie and Wayne Senseney
Condolences
to the family of Jon Campbell Kinnard, II upon his death
to the family of Lois Nagy on the death of her brother-in-law, Edoado J.
Giuffrida
to the family of Ann Conway upon her death
May they Rest In Peace and Rise in Glory.You can also read
