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allsaintsbhm.org Mar/Apr 2021
The
PARISHIONER
A publication from All Saints Episcopal Church
The Gifts of God for the People of God
Article by The Rev. Mary Bea Sullivan
Beginning with the Easter Vigil and for the foreseeable future, we will be returning to Communion in both
kinds—bread and wine. There has been a great yearning for Communion in this way. The clergy has wrestled
with how to meet the desire for consecrated wine and keeping our congregation safe in a time of pandemic. Like
so many aspects of our life together, we will try something new and temporarily partake in Communion in a
different way. During the service, there will be a common cup on the altar, symbolic of the unity we have in
Christ, and for those who so desire, wine in small cups will be available. Communion in one kind—bread only is
a perfectly acceptable way to receive the sacrament if that is your choice.
Drinking from a common cup is a vivid enactment of our unity and equality in Christ. I take our Eucharistic
practice seriously and look forward to the day when we return to our traditional forms. I have concerns about
departing from this usual form of the ritual shape of the Eucharist—that it may emphasize an individualism that
is counter to Jesus’ message of our shared life in him; that there has been a link drawn to individualized cups in
the 19th century and racism. We know that using silver chalices and properly wiping the cup seems to largely
reduce the risk of most infections. We simply don’t know enough yet about the safety of returning to this practice
now.
And yet, there is the pastoral concern that at a time when people are hurting greatly, the inability to partake
fully in the Eucharist is another source of pain. Is it too great of a stretch to consider Jesus’ willingness to heal on
the Sabbath as a model for our willingness to stretch the bounds of our beloved tradition in the face of
unprecedented challenges?
In the early church, when persons were unable to attend church in person, acolytes were sent to bring
consecrated bread and wine to those at home, sometimes at great peril. This is a testimony to our heritage of
resiliently finding ways to share Communion. Our current version of this practice is the ministry of Lay
Eucharistic Visitors. Given the reduced rate of transmission of the Covid-19 virus, and the increased rate of those
who are vaccinated in our community, we will revitalize this ministry of taking Communion to those at home.
The Rev. Charles Youngson cyoungson@allsaintsbhm.org and the Pastoral Care Leadership Team will be leading
this effort over the next few months.
In the days and months and years ahead, we will reflect upon, and adapt liturgical choices we have made in
the midst of this pandemic. I take comfort in knowing God’s grace is bigger than any missteps we may make. I
take comfort in knowing that we are called to the table by Christ. We, like the Israelites who found God beyond
the walls of the temple during the time of the Babylonian exile, are experiencing an expansive understanding of
altar and Communion. I give thanks that however we may partake in the Gifts of God for the People of God, we
take them in remembrance that Christ died for us, and feed on him in our hearts by faith, with thanksgiving.
[1] Barak White, “Debunking the Common Cup Myth,” The Pulse
https://www.sideeffectspublicmedia.org/post/debunking-communion-cup-myth.
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SUNDAY, MARCH 28 - PALM SUNDAY
8:30am: Procession of Palms with Donkey; Holy Eucharist Rite II in the Nave.*
11:00am: Procession of Palms with Donkey; Holy Eucharist Rite II Outdoors on Terrell Commons
5:30pm: Holy Eucharist Rite II in the Nave
Please arrive 15 minutes early for the morning services so that we can start Procession of Palms on time. We will meet in the
parking lot and process around cul-de-sac before entering the nave or Terrell Commons. Please remember to wear your mask
and observe physical distancing from those outside your household.
Palms will be available for pick up during office hours March 22-25 (M-Th, 9:00am-3:00pm) or 9:00am Saturday,
March 27. As we did last year, we're asking all parishioners to put green branches on the door or on a front window
of your houses on Sunday, March 28. Please send pictures of your family celebrations to pictures@allsaintsbhm.org.
THURSDAY, APRIL 1 - MAUNDY THURSDAY
6:30pm: Holy Eucharist Rite II in the Nave.*
8:00pm: Prayer Vigil Begins, Online and In-Person. Sign up to join us in prayer through the night at
allsaintsbhm.org/holyweek2021.
FRIDAY, APRIL 2 - GOOD FRIDAY
12:00pm: Good Friday Prayer Vigil Ends
12:00pm: Good Friday Service in the Nave.*
2:00pm: Way of the Cross - Begins at Homewood Park, ends at Edgewood Presbyterian Church
SATURDAY, APRIL 3 - HOLY SATURDAY
8:30am: Liturgy for Holy Saturday in the Nave
9:30am-12:30pm: Easter Festival on Terrell Commons: Make and decorate a wooden cross for your yard,
make Easter luminaries, and contribute to a community prayer cross! We're asking for a donation of $15 per
individual/family which can be paid at allsaintsbhm.org/give. Sign up at allsaintsbhm.org.
7:00pm: Easter Vigil in the Nave.*
SUNDAY, APRIL 4 - EASTER SUNDAY
9:00am: Holy Eucharist Rite II in the Nave.*
11:00am: Holy Eucharist Rite II in the Nave
11:00am: Holy Eucharist Rite II Outdoors on Terrell Commons
5:30pm: Holy Eucharist Rite II in the Nave
*This service will be live-streamed on our website (allsaintsbhm.org/specialservices), Facebook (facebook.com/allsaintsbhm), and
Vimeo (vimeo.com/allsaintsbhm).
Reservations are required for all in-person opportunities and can be made at allsaintsbhm.org/worship or
allsaintsbhm.org/holyweek2021 beginning Monday, March 22.
STEWARDSHIP REPORT:
From Interim Rector, The Rev. Mary Bea Sullivan
Your generous response to the “Sing to the Lord a New Song” Stewardship Campaign committed $986,295
to support the mission and ministries of our parish. What a beautiful testament to our life together, even in
the midst of pandemic! For context, in 2020, we collected $978,076 in pledges. Please see the 2021 breakdown
in the chart below.
The Finance Committee has approved a parish budget of $1,492,754 in expenses and total revenue of
$1,379,721. If there is a shortfall this year, it will be made up by accessing net revenues from 2020 of
$122,087, applying for another round of PPP funding, and if necessary, accessing designated accounts.
Additionally, Stewardship Chair Roger Ball, Alexa McElroy, and I have approached some parishioners to
request a supplemental pledge this year as “Torchbearers” to bridge the gap as we pass the torch from
Glenda’s successful, long-term tenure, to your next rector. The response has been positive. To date, more than
$75,000 has been raised. All of the parish is invited to participate in this endeavor. You may simply contact
Alison James at finance@allsaintsbhm.org. Torchbearer pledges will be identified as a separate line-item in
the budget that will be in the parish profile for the rector search—an outward sign of this community’s love
and support of their church.
The 2021 Budget will be available on the website after the March 15th vestry meeting.
Again, the vestry, stewardship team, clergy, staff, and I thank you for not only your financial support this
past year, but also your prayers and involvement and encouragement. All Saints is a vibrant community of
followers in the way of Jesus.
God’s peace,
Mary Bea+
2021
Torchbearers
All Saints Episcopal Church
CARRYING THE LIGHT FOR
FUTURE GENERATIONS
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WHAT ARE YOUR HOPES FOR ALL SAINTS IN 2021?
A report on Vestry Goals from Vestry Commissioners Adam Edwards (Christian Formation),
Whit Bird (Parish Administration), Reynolds Harper (Parish Life), and Beau Strong (Evangelism
and Outreach)
The Christian Formation Commission has four goals for 2021. As
we emerge from the past year of lockdowns and living much of our
lives together digitally, we encourage formation groups and leaders
to reach out to those individuals and families in our formation
groups with whom connections may been lost and reconnect with
those we have not seen or spoken with in a while.
Second, we are asking together if we need to re-vision who we are
as groups heading into 2021. For some groups, perhaps not much has
changed. For others, perhaps a great deal has changed over the last
year. Participating together as a parish in our Lenten series, "What is
the Spirit Saying to the Church?", is an example of how we are
listening this year through formation about how we need to stay the
same in formation and also how we may need to change.
Third, the Christian Formation Commission is looking for ways to
engage with groups who we may have been less involved with in
some ways in the past couple of years. For example, with the
assistance of vestry member Debbie Mashburn, are actively
coordinating with our various music groups to ensure their needs are
met as we begin to transition into more in-person activity with music
included. Additionally, vestry member Susan Ponder will help us
focus on engagement with our seasoned saints to learn how we can
better support formation activities for them. As the commissioner for
2021 for the Christian Formation Commission, my personal goal is to
ensure I maintain the legacy of active and engaged leadership of the
commission that has preceded me and leave the vestry at the end of
the year with vibrant, parish-wide formation opportunities for
everyone. - Adam Edwards
In Parish Administration, we have several
goals for 2021. We would like to shift
Stewardship to a year-round focus that includes
an expansive understanding of stewardship
beyond finances, and develop new ways to
increase participation. We are also committed
to raising $100,000 from the Torchbearer
efforts. Working with the Parish Profile
Committee to finalize a successful parish profile
will be another area of importance. We will also
be forming a personnel committee to develop a
set of policies and procedures. Lastly, we will
work to streamline some of the existing
processes involved with approving routine
maintenance expenditures. - Whit Bird
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The Parish Life commission is excited about 2021! The committee
members are Reynolds Harper (commissioner), Mandy Dorsey, David
Kessler, and Lee Anne McCalley. We are pruning and rethinking the
committees and subcommittees and looking for new leaders. We are also
reimagining and reinvigorating the All Saints' ECW (Episcopal Church
Women) group. All women of the church are included in this group and
encouraged to get involved.
Under the Parish Life commission is also Pastoral Care. In addition to
strengthening longstanding ministries, we are incorporating a new model
known as Care Teams, which allow lay volunteers to offer practical,
emotional, and spiritual support to those in need. Already, more than 50
parishioners have been trained, and our goal is to form several teams in
the coming weeks.
Parish life aims to involve all church members in the activities of church
life. Throughout this year, we will need leaders and helpers for both big
and small tasks as our "parish life" reawakens. If you have been thinking of
getting involved, but weren't really sure how, this is a great opportunity!
Please contact me at reynoldsharper@gmail.com. - Reynolds Harper
All Saints has a rich history in serving the needs of
the metro Birmingham Area. In 2021, the Evangelism
& Outreach Commission will continue working with
existing outreach ministries and will also explore
new opportunities, including identifying a local
Homewood organization to support. We also plan to
increase the Outreach Grant Program by $10,000 to
assist these ministries, to track in-kind gifts to
outreach partners, and to increase participation from
parishioners in outreach opportunities. We will also
reform our Invite, Welcome, Connect ministry.
Working together, we can improve our community
with a desire for all to come to know the saving grace
of Christ. - Beau Strong
Lent in the Atria
We have many beautiful works in atrium during
the season of Lent to help the children process the
physical life of Christ and delve into the Pascal
Mystery.
For example, children learn about and identify
buildings and elements of the City of Jerusalem. We
use wheat seeds, planted at different times, and a
dried stalk of wheat, so that children can ponder
the words from John 12:24, "Unless a grain of wheat
falls to the earth and dies, it remains just a grain of
wheat, but if it dies, it bears much fruit."
Children set the Prayer Table for Lent and
choose prayer cards. In the top photo, the child
chose Psalm 23, “The Lord is my Shepherd, I shall
not want.” When asked to interpret, the child
responded, “Jesus loves us and gives us everything
we need.”
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MARK YOUR
Volunteer to Souped Up Against
CALENDAR
Support Worship Hunger
at All Saints Provide warmth and nourishment
for those in need by helping us stock
There are roles to suit every the shelves of Grace Food Pantry
interest. Please consider offering with cans of soup throughout Lent.
Episcopal your gifts as an usher, greeter, or Donations can be dropped when
member of altar guild. If you are you pick up your Curbside
101/Confirmation
interested in serving, please email Wednesday Night Suppers during
Tara at office@allsaintsbhm.org. Lent or left in the collection baskets
We will inform you about in the cloister.
Class Begins upcoming training dates!
Episcopal 101 will be held in the
Great Hall three Sunday afternoons
this spring (March 14, April 11, April Mite Boxes Care Teams:
18) from 1:00-3:00pm. This class is Fill mite boxes with coins this Lent Care Teams are a way for church
required for Adult Confirmation, to raise money for our 2021 Rise members to do what they enjoy, in
but open to EVERYONE! Against Hunger meal packing event the time they have, to care for the
Confirmation with Bishop G will be in August. Boxes are available in the practical, emotional, and spiritual
held at All Saints at 11:00am on cloister. Please return them to the needs of their fellow parishioners in
Sunday, April 25. Please email Tara church on Easter or soon after. Your a coordinated way. Visit
(office@allsaintsbhm.org) to be spare change will help feed a allsaintsbhm.org/pastoralcare to
added to the class. hungry child! learn more about this new form of
Pastoral Care at All Saints!
If you would like to join a Care
Lenten Speaker Easter Festival Team, please email Charles at
cyoungson@allsaintsbhm.org.
Series & Study: April 3, 9:30am-12:30pm on Terrell
Commons. Make and decorate a
Leading voices from throughout the wooden cross for your yard, make
national church are visiting us Easter luminaries, and contribute to
a community prayer cross! We're
Easter Flower
virtually. Videos will be emailed in
our Sunday Lineup and posted on
our website, Facebook page and on
asking for a donation of $15 per
individual/family which can be paid
Memorials
Vimeo each SUNDAY in Lent, and at allsaintsbhm.org/give. If you would like to contribute
will remain accessible at any time as to the Easter Flower Fund in
resources for study. Find a list of memory or thanksgiving of
participating Sunday and weekday
formation classes and small groups
Save-the-Date a loved one, complete the form at
https://bit.ly/37slAHa. Contributions
at allsaintsbhm.org/spiritformation.
for VBS: are $25. The deadline for memorials
is Monday, March 29.
This year's VBS will be June 28-30,
Curbside Suppers 9:00am-12:00pm, when we will
travel back to the ancient time of
During Lent, pick up a delicious
meal for you or your family from
Jesus in the Land of Israel. Online
registration will begin April 15.
Summer Preschool
the church, prepared by Bre's
Gourmet Restaurant & Catering.
Capacity will be limited to 60%. Look
for more details this spring!
Registration:
Meat and vegetarian options are
available. Individual plates - $10; The Summer Semester at All Saints
Family meals - $35. Pre-orders must Preschool runs June 7-25 and July
be placed each week by the
preceding Sunday. Place your order Fiddlesticks: 12-30.
An email will be sent to returning
at allsaintsbhm.org or call the office The Fiddlesticks Music Spring families on Thursday, April 1, with
at 205-879-8651. Session will run April 6-June 13, registration link at 9:30am.
with a special discounted rate for All Please email
Saints Episcopal Church members! preschoolfinance@allsaintsbhm.org
Save-the-Date for These outdoor, mixed-aged 45
minute music classes are for kids
if you are a new registrant to be
added to the distribution list.
Youth Sunday aged birth to five-year-olds and
their “grown-ups.” We will meet
This year's Youth Sunday will be weekly to sing, dance, play, and have
May 2 at the 8:30 and 11:00 services. fun! For more info about classes,
Our youth will lead worship, and visit fiddlesticks-music.com/classes.
seniors Ann Elise Pound and Liza
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A MESSAGE FROM OUR March/April Birthdays
PARISH PROFILE COMMITTEE: 1 Elise Guthrie, Scarlett Padgett, Wesley McCalley, Anne Michaeal Drake,
Gram Stone
From Committee Chair, Susan Anderson 2 Margaret Howell, Jeff Threlkeld, Graham Duncan, Thomas Goodwin,
John Adams
3 Johanna Talley, Whit Joseph, Whit Bird, Terry Thrash, Heather
Holtzclaw, Caroline Gray, Scarlett Riley, Kyndall Water
4 John Poole, Faris Malki, Hannah Miller, Eloise Rogers
Dear All Saints Family, 5 Jennifer Monk, Steve Mistrot, Vic Adamo, Sophia Bull, Ashley Freeman,
As we move through Lent, I would like to update the parish Lisa Matchett, Lindsey Harris
on the work of the Profile Committee. As a reminder, our job is 6 Rick Vise, Katherine Leeth, Ruby Reeves, Rusty Drake, Miles Parsons,
David Murphy, Pam Moore
to produce a document that introduces All Saints to candidates 7 Melissa Mistrot, Teddy Dominick, Alissa Padgett
for the rector position. It will give them demographic 8 Julie Ellis, Evie Hollis
9 Rick Moore, Jason Cheek
information about the parish, the community, our ministries 10 Bob Phillips, Eva Kendrick, Laura Doyle
and our history, but it will also tell them about our desires for 11 Cullen Bull, Ian Cunningham, Amy Stone, Sherie Mayfield, Jake Doyle
the future. 12 Abbey Quinn, Kathryn Ely, Brittany Foley
13 Sandra Yester, Hank Kessler, Lizzy Peeples, Woods Glazar, George
We are now deep in the information-gathering phase, with Hornbuckle
members of the committee sitting in on weekly Lenten study 14 Simona Prchal
15 Boozer Downs, Mike McKay, Melanie Johnson, Anwen Eslinger, Alex
sessions focused on "What is the Spirit Saying to the Church?" Gray, Randy Mayfield
We are using this time of self-reflection to ask questions that 16 Harriet Alley, Carolyn Nassetta, Dean Sanders
help us understand who All Saints is and wants to be, so that 17 Sumner Parris, Kaye Martin, Chloe Miller, Colleen Bedics
18 Jolane Gable, Charles McCalley, Lainey Milner, Phillip Gable, Beau
we can convey that in the profile. Profile committee members Strong
and delegates are asking questions, listening to your thoughts 19 Caroline Gilchrist
and concerns, and taking notes. 20 Graham Pulvere
21 Laura Wagstaff
If you have not yet joined a Lenten study group, it's not too 22 Vicki Poellnitz, Will Mistrot, Ben Noerager, Linda Cahill, Joseph
late! For more on the series and classes, go to Chandler
23 Henry Hughes, Rex Hataway, Beverly Brasell, Woody Norman
https://www.allsaintsbhm.org/spirit or email 24 Elliott Huskey, Claiborne Wood, Sarah Sexton
solson@allsaintsbhm.org. 25 Abigail Logue, LeeAlice Monroe, Carol Montgomery
After Lent, we will be sending out a survey to gather some 26 Honza Prchal, Duncan Smith, Henry Hornbuckle, Meg Nelson
27 Peter Drake, George Breeden, Kate Schneider
additional information from you (please participate!), and we 28 David Armistead
will begin writing, editing and designing the profile. If all goes 29 Sally Vick, Inge Gilchrist, Brad Bennett, Mac Webb, Judi Nelson
30 Kelly McNair, Onna Cunningham, Doris Schroeter
according to plan, we will have a completed profile document 31 Misha Alexander, Daniel Alexander, Vann Thursby
in early summer. Please feel free to call or email me with
questions, 205-447-5377 or susancullenanderson@gmail.com.
1 Hamp Hollifield, Patrick Nakamura, Maya Logue, Opal Ann Graves,
Also, please continue to pray for us and for All Saints as we Alissa Gily, Kristian Gratton, Griffin Holmes, Harrison Yelverton, Kurtie
do this important work. Hutto, David Kessler
2 Karen Everitt, Eunie McDavid, Willia Coan, Pam Simpson
3 Pete Hendricks, Darby Westfall, Noah Klein, Rodney Eslinger, Grayson
Sincerely, Gilbert, William Blackerby
Susan Anderson 4 Caroline Carter, Susan Haynes, Jeremiah Malki, Will Strong
5 David Dantone, Annabelle Coan
Parish Profile Committee Chair
EYC 2021 6 Mandy Dorsey, Mary Chalmers, Lauren Nassetta
7 Karen Stevens, Brad Busbee, Sally Ager, Kyle Horton
8 Dorothy Alexander, Joyce Sanders, Marissa Croft, Liza Jane Ponder,
Henry Viliunas
9 Meredith Edwards, John Porter Collins, Becket Collins, Stephanie
!
Diethelm, Fonda Shaia, Jennifer Schmidt, Mills Foster
y o u 10 Mary Laslie Pike, Eliza Gannon
11 Frances Flynn, Jim Searcy, Doug Davis
n k
12 James Dobbins, Jessica Doyle, Sadie Rowell, Brenen Ely, Summer
T h a FOR YOUR SUPPORT
Warren, Kay Kellum
14 Nate Mann, Stewart Moore, Michael Higginbotham
15 Prescott Gilbert, Farrah Alcorn, Bill Lenker, Rose Goodwin
16 Noel Jordan, Laura Jurotich, Kristy Ross, Becca Yeager
17 Michael Thomason
18 Eric Jurotich
19 Bishop Chavers, Layton Huskey, Memily Colvin, Patricia Norman
Have you noticed the new audio and visual quality in online 20 Diana Brooks, Carter Wilson, Nolen Graves, Wes Gilchrist, Lily Janas
21 Marlie Joseph, Emma Dunn, Caroline Hudson, Riley Turner
worship? We are so excited to share that parishioner Brian 22 Michele Suttle, Joshua Turner, Lynne Shaw
Wallace has graciously volunteered his time toward improving 23 Andrew Benson, John Ellis, Venita Mann, Julie Pitts
our live-streaming experience! His expertise comes from years in 24 Maddie Winslett, Charlie Farrell, Jack Farrell, Tara Hulgan, Jaime
Dunn, Birch Ely, Kathryn Hornbuckle, LeArden Pike
television broadcast and online video engagement. We are grateful 25 Sophie Young, Nathan Hefner, Elias Busbee
for his leadership in this ministry and his heart for helping us 26 Anita Dickerson, Michelle Paradiso, Gisela Smith
27 Shannon Jordan, Ellie Schoel, Scott Moraels, John Lowry, Colin
bring the best worship experience we can to you in your homes. Richardson
We also want to send a heartfelt thanks to all who participated 28 Susan Chalmers, Sam Brennan, Luke Phelps, Charlie McCalley,
in this year's Wreath and Greenery Sale! Your support allowed for Robbie Pine, Tripp Warren, Karen Bee
29 Jerry Smith, Nancy Ball, Hilary Moreno
$6,193.15 to be given toward the new live-streaming equipment in 30 Kathi Anthony, Tracy Wooten, Eleanor Hataway, Sam Stone, Win
the nave! Ruzic, Abigail Mace
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ONLINE SERVICES:
879-8651 | Fax: 870-5749 | Preschool: 879-1092 Sunday Holy Eucharist: 8:30am
After-hours pastoral care emergency phone: 617-8954 Morning Prayer: Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 8:30am
Time with the Saints: Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, 8:30am
Available at facebook.com/allsaintsbhm, vimeo.com/allsaintsbhm
CLERGY: and www.allsaintsbhm.org/sunday
Interim Rector: The Rev. Mary Bea Sullivan, mbsullivan@allsaintsbhm.org
Assoc. Rector: The. Rev. Seth Olson, solson@allsaintsbhm.org CHILDREN'S FORMATION:
Assoc. Rector: The Rev. Charles Youngson, cyoungson@allsaintsbhm.org, Atrium: 8:20am and 10:50am
Priest Assoc.: The Rev. Mike Cleckler, mcleckler@realtysouth.com Sign up at allsaintsbhm.org/worship
STAFF: YOUTH FORMATION:
Children’s Formation Director: Kathleen Busbee, EYC/Youth Program Schedule: Sunday School: 9:45am
EYC Sundays 3-4pm: 6th-8th Grade; 4-5pm: 9th/10th Grade; 5-6pm:
kbusbee@allsaintsbhm.org
11th/12th Grade.
Children’s Formation: Jeannie Feldman, jeanniefeldman@att.net; Joie Hoke,
cjhoke@bellsouth.net
Nursery Director: Gretchen Lerner, glerner@allsaintsbhm.org ADULT FORMATION via ZOOM:
Youth Music Director: Susie Youngson, syoungson@bellsouth.net Practicing Our Faith: Sunday, 9:45am: email Becky Stayner,
Assoc. for Music and Children’s Choirs: Maggie Gill, blstayner@bellsouth.net
Breakfast and the Bible Drop-in Class: Sunday, 10:00am: email The
mgill@allsaintsbhm.org
Rev. Charles Youngson, cyoungson@allsaintsbhm.org
Organist/Choir Director: Melanie Martin Couch, mcouch@allsaintsbhm.org
Faith and the Modern Family: Sunday, 8:15pm: email The Rev. Seth
5:30 Music: Randolph Horn, rchorn@samford.edu
Olson, solson@allsaintsbhm.org
Communications Director: Sarah Sexton, media@allsaintsbhm.org
Men’s Bible Study: Wednesday, 7:00am: email The Rev. Charles
Financial Administrator: Alison James, finance@allsaintsbhm.org Youngson, cyoungson@allsaintsbhm.org
Parish Coordinator: Tara Portney, office@allsaintsbhm.org Interim Rector’s Bible Study: Wednesday, 10:00am: email The Rev.
Director of Youth Ministries: Kristin Blackerby, Mary Bea Sullivan, mbsullivan@allsaintsbhm.org
kblackerby@allsaintsbhm.org Centering Prayer: Wednesday, 6:00pm: email Joseph Slane,
Assoc. Director of Youth Ministries: Thomas Gordon, joeslane@att.net
tgordon@allsaintsbhm.org The Seekers: Sunday, 10am: email The Rev. Mike Cleckler,
Preschool Director: Bebe Hardin, bhardin@allsaintsbhm.org mcleckler@realtysouth.com
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