LOAVES & FISHES

The next Loaves & Fishes deadline is Monday, February 12, 2007, at 9:00 a.m. Please forward your submissions to Janine Carmichael at janine@ stjamesleesburg.org or drop them off in the Church Office.

From the Rector, The Rev. John Ohmer

Dear friends of St. James’:

The past three issues, I’ve written about “three biblical characteristics to let you know that it is God calling you to do something.” This issue, I’d like to relate them to our daily life as individual Christians and as members of a church.

First: “There will be giants in the land, measure them against God, not against yourself.”

As told in the book of Numbers, the people Israel, wandering in the desert, have sent spies into the land they’re about to take. The spies report that the land is everything they’ve dreamed of, that the entire land “flows with milk and honey,” but they also report that “the descendents of Anak” are there – giants! – and that taking the land is impossible.

Whenever you (or we) are called to do a work of God, we can bet that there will be giants in the land – seemingly impossible odds. If we measure the challenge against our own size, ability, or resources, we’ll feel overwhelmed. But if we measure our challenge against God’s size, ability and resources, then our entire perspective changes.

So, the question for us is never, “can we do this?” but always, “Can God do this through us?”

The second way to know that it is God calling us to do something – is that “People will complain.”

Whenever you (or we) are called to do a work of God, we can bet that somebody will complain. If you think dissention in the church is something new, re-read the book of Exodus, or the book of Acts.

It’s one of the great paradoxes of our faith: God – and God’s Word as revealed in Holy Scripture and made flesh in Jesus Christ – is unchanging, and yet at the same time God is never static, but always dynamic.

When God’s Word calls you (or us) to do something, it will, in almost every instance, bring you (us) out of our comfort zone.

We hear way too much talk about “being at peace” with something; nowadays about the worst thing someone can say about something is that “I’m not comfortable with that.”

(This isn’t to say that the opposite is true: that just because people are complaining, or because you are out of your comfort zone, you must be doing a work of God. That’s a classic non sequitur. They might be complaining, and you might be uncomfortable, because you are erring and straying from God’s ways like a lost sheep!)

But do you think Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, the prophets, Jesus, the disciples, the church fathers, the protestant reformers, or anyone else in more recent church history waited before they acted, until they were “at peace” or until others were “comfortable”? We’re the church, not the Lazy Boy Company: God calls us to obedience, not comfort.

The third way to know that God calling you to do something is that “you will not be able to accomplish it on your own, but only with God’s help.”

I’ve been reading a book by the the pastor and author John Ortberg titled If You Want to Walk on Water, You’ve Got to Get Out of the Boat. It’s based on the wonderful story in Matthew 14 of Peter (yes, Peter) walking on the water. Ortberg tells us what it’s like to live in God’s care and power when we “step out of the arrangements we’ve made to keep ourselves safe.”

Some of the chapters are “Discerning the Call,” “Seeing the Wind,” “Crying out in Fear,” and – perhaps this will resonate with you -- “That Sinking Feeling.” But Ortberg points out that as long as Peter was focused on Jesus, he did the impossible, and walked on water.

Remember, in scripture Peter represents the church – you and me individually as members of Christ’s Body and us corporately as the Body of Christ in the world. When we respond to God’s call, relying not on our own power but on God’s power working within us, we become instruments of God’s grace and mercy.

There’s no higher calling.

Faithfully yours,

Fr. John

Come One, Come All to U2charist!

Saturday, February 10 Eucharist Featuring the Music of U2

Does music inspire you? Are you moved to action after hearing the music and lyrics of your favorite band?

Raising awareness of world poverty and AIDS is just one part of the mission of the popular band U2 and Bono, its leader. In support of this mission, St. James’ will be celebrating a U2charist for the first time!

The U2charist will reflect the traditional format of Holy Eucharist, but with a twist: it will feature the U2 songs that have been inspiring people of all ages for more than 25 years. On Saturday, February 10 at 5:00 p.m. in the Parish Hall, Pastor Mary will lead us in the U2charist as celebrant and preacher. The music will feature U2 favorites like Where the Streets Have No Name, Yahweh, I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For, Pride (In the Name of Love), Beautiful Day and One.

Hesitant to join us for fear that you might not know all the lyrics? Not to worry. They’ll be projected up front and center so you can sing along. Know a friend or another family outside of St. James’ that would be interested in this unique worship service? No problem! All who are interested are welcome to participate.

The U2charist movement has gained international attention for its innovative use of the band’s biblically-rich lyrics and social justice message, its ability to unite multiple generations in a unique form of worship, and its effectiveness as a tool for raising awareness and empowering communities to respond to the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) www.millenniumcampaign.org, which work to eradicate extreme poverty and global AIDS. A U2charist was celebrated at last year’s General Convention of the Episcopal Church, and a number of Episcopal churches—as well as other denominations—have adopted its use. St. James’ is likely the first Episcopal church in the DC area to offer a U2charist.

U2charist is sure to be an unforgettable and life-changing event!  For more information, contact the Church Office at (703)777-1124, the St. James’ website (www.stjamesleesburg.org), or send an e-mail to info@stjamesleesburg.org. Childcare will be offered for children age 4 and under.

About Confirmation of Youth

By The Rev. Mary Davila

The Book of Common Prayer states that “in the course of their Christian development, those baptized at an early age are expected, when they are ready and have been duly prepared, to make a mature public affirmation of their faith and commitment to the responsibilities of their Baptism and to receive the laying on of hands by the bishop (p. 412).” At St. James’, Confirmation is open to all Middle School and Senior High youth who are ready to re-affirm the commitment to Christ and to a Christian life that their parents and godparents made on their behalf at Baptism.

As the Prayer Book says, Confirmation requires preparation, and that preparation comes in the form of weekly classes. Candidates can choose between a Sunday morning class that will be led by Carol Hathaway and me during Sunday school, and a Wednesday night offering that will be led by me and Pastor Jeunée of St. Gabriel’s from 7:30-9:00 p.m. Confirmands are asked to choose between Sunday morning and Wednesday night, and not shuffle between the two, as they are on different schedules.

To sign up for Confirmation class, all candidates are asked to speak to me, Pastor Jeunée, or Carol Hathaway about their desire to be confirmed. Youth need not be sure that they want to be confirmed—it is more than acceptable to join the class as an exploration of faith, and then decide to postpone Confirmation. The one requirement is that the youth speak to one of the leaders about their interest in Confirmation. A parent’s interest is not sufficient—the desire to be confirmed must be expressed by the candidate.

The service of Confirmation will take place on Sunday, June 3, at St. James’. If you or someone you know is interested in being confirmed, take the following steps:

1. Speak to Pastor Mary, Pastor Jeunée, or Carol Hathaway about your desire to make a mature, public affirmation of faith in the form of Confirmation

2. Mark February 25 (Sunday session) or February 28 (Wednesday session) as a start date for Confirmation class

3. Consider if you can attend class on a weekly basis, as faithful participation is expected

4. Commit to attending the overnight Confirmation retreat, possibly to take place during the parish retreat to Shrine Mont on Memorial Day weekend. (If that is not a good time, we will set a different date.)

5. Be present on Sunday, June 3, for the Confirmation service at St. James’.

I know that I am sharing a great deal of factual information and have said less about the spirit of Confirmation! Rest assured that those of us who lead the confirmation program are passionate about walking with youth as they grow in their faith. Confirmation is a wonderful opportunity for youth to grow in their relationship with Christ, whether they ultimately decide to be confirmed this year or not.

Blessings,

Pastor Mary

Children & Youth Ministries

Ten Best Parenting Ways to Ruin Your Teenager! An intriguing title to an intriguing workshop! On Saturday, March 10, from 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m., Elaine Boomer, M.S.W. will be on hand to talk about helpful parenting strategies, which include “coaching” and “challenging” instead of “parenting.” We’ll have an opportunity to learn about common errors that parents make in their relationship with their teenagers, and discover some ways to change ineffective parental behaviors that will only frustrate the teenager and keep the parents “stuck.” Elaine is in private practice in Vienna, Va., also conducting many workshops and seminars for churches, businesses and other organizations throughout the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area. Currently, she is on the faculty for the Leadership in Ministry Workshops that educate clergy from all over the United States in Family Systems Theory. She is the co-author of the book, A Family Genogram Workbook. This workshop is open to all! Please sign up by calling the Church Office at (703)777-1124.

Youth Groups

Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper! Tuesday, February 20. Come to our feast of ‘cakes and sausage, served up by the Youth Group! We offer two seatings: 5:30 and 6:30 p.m. Donations are accepted, and all proceeds will go to the Youth Mission trips this summer. Please sign up with the Church Office at (703)777-1124.

Towel Ministry Summer Mission Trip: Once again, we will return to Valle Crucis, NC, for our senior high mission trip. All rising 9^th graders-rising college freshman are eligible to go, but we do have space limitations. The dates are June 22-29, but if this presents a problem for youth who are involved with graduation ceremonies, we will offer a Saturday departure. Youth do not pay out-of-pocket; we raise all of the money. Please contact Pastor Mary for more information about this awesome trip!

Senior High Ski Trip: The Senior High will take to the slopes (providing it snows between now and then!) on Saturday, February 3--Sunday, February 4. The cost for those who want to ski or snowboard is $90, and the cost for those who want to come but not ski is $0!! For more information, or to sign up, please contact Pastor Mary.

Middle School Ski Trip: The Middle Schoolers will be going to Canaan Valley, WV, February 9-11, staying at the home of Ken and Bonnie Getty. The cost of this trip is $125. As always, scholarships are available. Please contact Pastor Mary for more info!

Middle School Souper-Bowl Party! Sunday, February 4, at the home of Ken and Bonnie Getty. Please bring a couple cans of soup for donation to Interfaith Relief.

Pizza with a Purpose: For the next few weeks, our focus is on music that we find meaningful in some way. Bring your iPod and share your music! Please remember to give Pastor Mary the lyrics in advance.

Wednesday nights: Middle School: 6:00-7:30 & Senior High: 7:30-9:00

Regular Youth Group Meetings:

Middle School: 4:30-6:30 @ St. James’

Senior High: 6:00-7:30 at the Shankle’s house

In Celebration of our Personal Histories at St. James’

by Stacy Harrison

2007 is a very big celebration year for Virginia and Loudoun County. Virginia will celebrate her 400^th Anniversary and Loudoun County will celebrate her 250^th Anniversary. Throughout all of Loudoun County’s history, and much of Virginia’s history, St. James’ Church has maintained a constant presence in the community. In recognition of our involvement, we will celebrate our personal histories by presenting pieces of oral histories gathered from some of our long time members. This month we hear from Lucille Muse and Joy Muse Griffith*, both of whom were gracious to spend some time talking about their many years at, and memories of, St. James’ Church.

Mrs. Lucille Muse was born in 1920, and was married at the old Episcopal Church in Purcellville. She came to Leesburg sixty years ago and has been a member of St. James’ the entire time. Her personal history at St. James’ has included the tenure of Frank Moss, Peter Doyle, Tom Garner, John Smith and now John Ohmer.

Years ago, most women didn’t work and thus had the time to spend many hours each day either at the church working or in the community doing good works. Lucille Muse is no exception. Along with 50 or 60 other church ladies, Lucille was involved in a women’s group called the Davis Chapter. These ladies worked at putting on dinners and doing fundraising among many other activities.

As a Sunday School teacher of the four year olds, Lucille worked with Polly Clemens teaching the children their lessons and songs. Further, every Friday, she worked in the church kitchen making several different kinds of cookies for Nancy’s Cookies, which were then sold at Market Station for ECHO.

Mrs. Muse’s husband, Lawrence Muse was also active in the church. Serving many years on the Vestry as both the Senior and Junior Wardens, and attending the early service at 8:00 at which everyone sat in the choir loft. His memory was first honored at his death in 1983 when people no longer sat in the choir loft, choosing instead to move to the pews. He was later honored along with his wife, Lucille, as they are depicted in the Faithful Witness windows for their many years of dedicated service to the Lord at St. James’. Mrs. Muse continues to serve the church today with her work on the Altar Guild.

Joy Muse Griffith, daughter of Lucille and Lawrence Muse, was born in Leesburg and has been a lifelong member of St. James’ Church. Joy was baptized and confirmed at St. James’ by Frank Moss. Having grown up with his vivaciousness and influential preaching, not to mention his children, she usually thinks of Rev. Moss when she thinks of St. James’. Joy and her mother both indicate “he was a worker!”

Growing up, Joy assisted her mother and Polly Clemens in teaching the little ones Sunday School when she didn’t attend Sunday School herself. Joy would play the piano, helping to teach the children songs like “Jesus Loves Me” and “Onward Christian Soldiers.” Joy believes Polly Clemens was one of the most influential people in her life. Polly’s abilities, vivaciousness and her constant smile made her a favorite. Again, Joy and her mother remember Polly: “She was a worker!”

Joy remembers that the early years at St. James’ found the services to be very long. The children didn’t always go because of the length. When they did go, her parents would sit on the side of the pew toward the center, where there were cushions. The children would sit on the part of the pew without the cushion. The cushions were taken out during a major renovation in the 1990s. Although she did not go every Sunday, Joy remembers that if she wanted to have breakfast with her Dad at Johnson’s, she had to go to church!

Today, Joy is heavily involved in Outreach ministries. As a self-described “Indian,” Joy can be found helping out with Interfaith Relief, Christmas in April and recently in New Orleans. She has found these experiences to be moving and memorable. In addition to her outreach work, Joy enjoys working on the Altar Guild.

Lucille Muse and Joy Muse Griffith: They are workers!

Both interviews may be heard in their entirety upon request.

20s/30s Group

The next 20s/30s dinner will be at the home of Jennifer and Michael Galvin on Monday, February 12, at 7:00 p.m. Please join us for an evening of food and fellowship! You may RSVP to Pastor Mary or the Galvins.

20s/30s mission trip to Gulfport, MS: Folks from our 20s/30s group are teaming up with the 20s/30s group from St. Mary’s, Arlington, for a weekend of helping with home reconstruction in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. So far, we have nine participants from St. James’ going over President’s Day weekend. We have pulled this trip together in short order, and we could certainly use some assistance. The first is financial; to be direct, this group couldn’t go without your support. If you are interested in sponsoring a missioner, please let Pastor Mary know. Second, if you are able to provide a ride to the airport on Thursday or Friday, February 15 or 16, contact Pastor Mary. Finally, and most importantly, please keep us in your prayers as we prepare for our trip, and while we are in Mississippi.

20s/30s group invites you to help us provide dinner to the Cold Weather Emergency Shelter! We are taking meals to the shelter on Monday nights between 8:30-9:00 p.m. The shelter is very limited in its appliances… it has a microwave, but no oven. So the meals must be simple, feeding about 15 people. Contact Pastor Mary if you want to join us in our feeding ministry!

Remembering and Honoring Betty Seccombe

by Judy Perso

Betty Seccombe, a widely-loved member of the St. James’ family, died last year. As you probably know, she lived just across the street from St. James’ in a home that had been in her family for several generations. The church has signed a letter of intent to purchase the house and include it in the plans for the future St. James’ campus.

We will be working to assemble a “memory book” for display in the house. It would document Betty’s life within the parish, and our favorite stories about how she touched our lives. We will need photos, of course. And we will also need your remembrances.

If you have pictures you can contribute to this wonderful project, we’d like to borrow them to have copies made. Of course, the originals would be returned unharmed. We are especially looking for folks with a story about Betty. It doesn’t need to be a long story, just a remembrance of her and her life among us.

Please contact the Church Office at (703)777-1124. We’ll be happy to help get your words into writing. We hope this book will be a meaningful part of our church home in the future, and a loving tribute to a woman who was a dear friend to many of us.

Celebrating Years of Discipleship at St. James’

We salute the individuals in our parish who during each month celebrate more than 20 years of membership at St. James’. Here are the parishioners with January anniversaries:

Lucille Muse 76 years

Kathryn Chamberlin 66 years

McLean Pumphrey 29 years

Joshua Quinn 29 years

Barbara Sample 28 years

Brooke Nunnally 26 years

Kimberly Grimes 23 years

Cindy Black 21 years

Dottie Brannock 21 years

Jason Thompson 21 years

Jennifer Thompson 21 years

Kirsten Thompson 21 years

This group includes individuals who were baptized as infants here and have grown up in the church, as well as others who transferred from other parishes. It’s a remarkable group--when you see any of these parishioners, be sure to congratulate them!

Musical Notes

By Dr. Pat Avery

Special thanks are in order to all who made our Advent and Christmas worship services so memorable:

¨ Corner Chorale for Evensong with St. David’s, “Savior of the Nations, Come” with the Children’s Choir and Adult Choirs, and all the special music on Christmas Eve

¨ Children’s Choir for the Christmas Eve Pageant music and singing with the Adult Choirs and Corner Chorale for “Savior of the Nations, Come”

¨ Instrumentalists: E.J. Poell, Michael Knobloch, Stephen Knobloch, Robin Harris, Lillian Moring, Kathleen Jordan, and Mary Francis Forcier

¨ Choir moms who pitched in with an extra hand to help and snacks to keep us all going

I sure hope I did not leave anyone out! Thank you for all you add to the music ministry here at St. James’ Episcopal Church. What a joy to work with each of you.

Announcements

New to St. James’? Happy New Year, everyone! Our special coffees for newcomers are recommencing on February 4, and will occur on the first Sundays of the month. We’ll gather in the Janney Parlor around 10:10 a.m. to welcome all newcomers to St. James’ to enjoy coffee, answer any questions, and offer the opportunity to meet our clergy and ministry heads.

Congratulations to Our New Vestry Members!

Jon Aycock

Sandra Moody

Barbara Poell

Ken Robinson

Mark Sump

Preschool Registration: Preschool registration for St. James’ parishioners will take place the first week of February. If you have a returning student, look for papers to come home in your child’s backpack. Tours will be given on January 23 and 24 for new students. Contact the Preschool office at (703)777-8439 to sign up.

Katrina Recovery: The Adult Mission team will host an organizational meeting at 12:45 p.m. on Sunday, February 4, in the Janney Parlor for those interested in participating in St James’ second trip to assist the Katrina recovery effort. Currently, March 30 - April 3 seem to be the dates that will provide the greatest opportunity for participation. In the initial planning, we assume that March 30 and April 3 are travel days, and March 31, and April 1& 2 will be work days. Please join us as we help those in need. Contact the Church Office at (703)777-1124.

Wanted:Children’s Chapel Leaders: The saying “Many hands make light work” applies to Children’s Chapel as well. Our wonderful leaders need you, so we can keep it light, and continue to allow our children the opportunity to worship in a “child-friendly” atmosphere while parents enjoy the Sunday sermon. If you’re interested in serving in this wonderful ministry, contact Pastor Mary Davila mary@stjamesleesburg.org, Bridget Penberthy, or Julie Garey. No experience is necessary, and we will provide you with an “internship” experience alongside other leaders to get you started!

Now Hiring: The Nursery is now hiring dependable adults to work the 9:00 and 11:15 Sunday services. Schedule can be flexible and pay is terrific. Earn much more than working retail or any part-time job. Come support the young children of St. James’ and spend some time enjoying our “little ones.” Contact the Church Office at (703)777-1124.

Opportunity: Want to help St. James' Church Plant without leaving the St. James' campus? St. Gabriel's administrator is soon relocating, and while our leadership reevaluates the best way to re-staff the position, St. Gabriel's is in need of several volunteers to help with administrative tasks. Since St. Gabriel's office is at St. James', you'll be in familiar territory! We could use regular volunteers to help copying, filing, labeling for mailings, etc. If you like distractive work and helping out behind the scenes, your gifts will help St. Gabriel's reach out to the new people as we grow the congregation. For more information, contact Pastor Jeunée at pastor@saintgabriels.net or (703)779-3616.

Calling All Communications Gurus! St. James’ needs you! The long-awaited Communications Ministry is in the early stages of development. Here’s your opportunity to help St. James’ convey its vision, goals, ministries, events and good works through internal and external communications. To join or learn more about the Communications Ministry, contact the Church Office at (703)777-1124.

From the St. James’ Parish Register

Baptisms

Sustain them, O Lord, in your Holy Spirit. Give them inquiring and discerning hearts, the courage to will and to persevere, a spirit to know and to love you, and the gift of joy and wonder in all your works. Amen. Book of Common Prayer, page 308

Spencer Henry Loyless, son of Christopher & Maureen

Aidan Marshall Northrop, son of Christopher & Angela

John Camilo Ramirez, son of Juan & Jennifer

Genavieve Grace Elizabeth Rudolf, daughter of John & Jennifer

Transfers to St. James’

May the Holy Spirit guide and strengthen you, that in this, and in all things, you may do God’s will in the service of the kingdom of his Christ. Amen. Book of Common Prayer, page 420

Mark, Rosemary, Jackson and Catherine Sump

Thomas, Judy and Judson Hale

2007 Fellowship Events Calendar

January 6 Epiphany Burning of the Greens

Recycle your Christmas greens-join us for a huge bonfire at the Hatch Farm!

February 20 Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper

It’s Fat Tuesday, and Youth Group is cooking up a storm!

March 11 Seder Meal Experience the traditional Jewish Feast of Passover, the Feast of Freedom.

April 21 Family Texas Hold 'Em

Count yourself in to raise funds for local charities!

May 5 Wine Tasting at Tarara Vineyard

Calling all adult palates!

May 25-28 All-Parish Retreat at Shrine Mont

Bring the family over the river and through the woods for a fun and spiritual weekend at Shrine Mont Retreat (reservations required.)

June 3 Bishop's Visitation Welcome the Bishop to St. James’ to Celebrate Confirmation and Reception.

June 10 Reception for Graduating High School and College Seniors Let’s give them a St. James’ family send-off!

July 22 St. James' Day Pig Roast Celebrate the Feast of St. James’ the Greater, our patron saint.

September 8 Capital Campaign Kick-Off Dinner

Our Church Family gathers together to launch the St. James’ Capital Campaign.

September 23 Oktoberfest

It’s family fun! Germany comes to Leesburg, complete with German food, spirits, and music!

October 14 Road Rally/Scavenger Hunt/Picnic

You’re in for a crazy, mixed-up ride! Follow the tricky clues on the map and end up at a great party!

November 18 Annual Giving Victory Dinner at Ida Lee

Our Church Family celebrates the generous, giving spirit of time, talent, and treasure that is so alive at St. James’.

December 2 Advent Coffee Hours

”Slow down~it’s Advent”...join us for a light breakfast at Coffee Hours in the Parish Hall following each service.

Volunteers always needed and welcome!! Contact the Church Office at (703)777-1124.

Who we ARE…

We are...St. James’ Episcopal Church, a community of 1,430 baptized members.

We belong...to the Diocese of Virginia, a community of 90,000 baptized members and 450 clergy in 38 counties of central, northern and northwestern Virginia, serving the world through 194 congregations, six schools, two diocesan retreat centers, and six diocesan homes, and home to the largest Anglican seminary in the world—Virginia Theological Seminary in Alexandria.

Which belongs to...The Episcopal Church, USA, a community of 2.5 million members in 113 dioceses in the Americas and abroad. The Episcopal Church, USA was organized in 1789.

Which belongs to...the Anglican Communion, a global community of 73 million Anglicans in 38 member provinces.

Service Information

Sundays

7:45 a.m. Holy Eucharist, Rite I

9:00 a.m. Holy Eucharist, Rite II

10:10 a.m. Christian Education

11:15 a.m. Holy Eucharist, Rite I or II

Wednesdays

12:00 p.m. Holy Eucharist, Rite II

Childcare for infants and toddlers is available in the Nursery during the 9:00 & 11:15 services.

How to Contact Clergy & Staff via E-mail

Rector: The Rev. John Ohmer: john@stjamesleesburg.org

Assistant to the Rector for Adult Ministries: The Rev. Kate Bryant: kate@stjamesleesburg.org

Assistant to the Rector for Children & Youth Ministries: The Rev. Mary Davila: mary@stjamesleesburg.org

Priest Associate: The Rev. Donald Goodness: drglrg97@comcast.net

Registrar/Wedding Coordinator: Kay Gregg: kay@stjamesleesburg.org

Financial Administrator: Sheri Nelson: sheri@stjamesleesburg.org

Parish Administrator: Janine Carmichael: janine@stjamesleesburg.org

Parish Secretary: Laura Heyer: laura@stjamesleesburg.org

Vestry: vestry@stjamesleesburg.org

14 Cornwall Street NW, Leesburg, Virginia 20176

Phone: 703-777-1124

Fax: 703-777-1129

e-mail: info@stjamesleesburg.org

http://www.stjamesleesburg.org

For pastoral emergencies, dial (703)777-1124 option 3 to alert the on-call clergy.

Ministry Directory

WORSHIP MINISTRIES

Acolytes: Dottie Brannock

Altar Guild: Margaret Akers

Children’s Chapel:

(9:00) Julie Garey

Bridget Penberthy

(11:15) Mary Davila

Lay Eucharistic Ministers:

Jeff Brannock

Ron Kunz

Music Director: Dr. Cooksey

Corner Chorale & Youth Choir: Pat Avery

Ushers & Greeters: Tom Smith

OUTREACH MINISTRIES

Adult Mission Trips: Ken Getty

Outreach: Rosemary Sump

Preschool: George Pellicano

Preschool Directors: Elaine Thiel & Janet Stayrook