2010 Annual Report - All Saints Church

ANNUAL REPORT 2010
Experiencing the New Normal
2010 Annual Report
Dear Friends,
In 2010 the realities of the deepening economic recession sobered us. At times it
felt as if the familiar ground beneath us were shifting. By the end of the year, many
parishioners had lost their jobs or been furloughed and downsized to the point that life
felt precarious.
Those of us who live in California know that the ground is always shifting, even though
we may not be aware of it unless the magnitude is large enough to be felt. Those of us
who live in this community of faith know, too, that God is always at work in the world, in
ways that are seen and unseen. Hebrew Scriptures professor Walter Brueggemann says
that the sign of God’s presence is always Newness. A crisis calls on us to be open to new
insights, to new ways of being and doing.
All our pastoral care systems reached out to those who were in need. The germ of a
new ministry to help reorient those who had lost their jobs emerged. And in an amazing
expression of generosity, many in our parish whose economic situation remained strong
responded to an invitation to give on behalf of those who could not.
May we continue to be alert to God’s newness in our world!
Yours in Christ’s love,
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Experiencing
the New Normal
“Who Do We Want to Be as a Church in
2010?” was the ambitious theme for the Vestry/
Staff annual conference in February. Guest speaker
parishioner Scott Lochridge outlined some major
trends now underway in the global, societal and
demographic, and technological arenas. He said
things were changing in these areas at such a rapid
rate that it was impossible to predict even five years
out from where we are now. Stimulating articles for
pre-conference reading indicated that what was
then being referred to as the Great Recession may
be over, but an era of high joblessness is
just beginning.
The realities of rapid change and a depressed
economy continued to influence all areas of life in
2010, pressing us to ask, what is core to our being?
What traditions and ways of doing business do we
want to keep? What can we let go? What are new
expressions of All Saints that we need to adopt?
How can we innovate our way into a new way of
being by intentionally imagining a new way of
being? And in these changing times, what is the
“new normal”?
Stewardship
Festive gatherings at the Rectory for our annual
stewardship campaign provided the opportunity to
celebrate God’s abundant grace and the amazing
generosity of this parish. Stewardship chair Juan
Mejia and his volunteer cast of thousands received
more than 275 people at the home of Ed and
Hope Hendricks Bacon. Talented musicians Bill
Cunliffe, Andy Malloy and Elizabeth Tatum moved
and entertained the crowd. Stirring testimonies by
individual parishioners followed. Another group
gathered on a Sunday afternoon to move to the
enticing Cuban rhythms of Dan Cole and the
musicians of the bilingual service.
Living into the “new normal” has proven to be a
difficult challenge for many at All Saints, whereas
others have maintained economic stability.
Unemployment, underemployment, furlough days
and salary cuts have affected pledging amounts and
even people’s ability to make pledges. In light of
this new economy, those who are able were invited
to share the burden of those who were struggling.
Although delinquency in pledge payments was
high, our mission and ministry were undergirded by
generous special gifts.
Going with the Flow – All Saints is a river, not
a pond. This image is a refreshing one, implying
growth and newness. It also means change. It is
painful to miss colleagues who move on—and
exciting to welcome new ones who arrive
Lorna Miller retired as Director of the Office
for Creative Connections (OCC) after 25 years of
service. She and her husband Don had been part
of the inspiration of OCC, conceived as a gift to
the city of Pasadena to celebrate All Saints’ 100th
anniversary. Lorna was responsible for bringing to
birth a host of programs that helped connect the
needs of Pasadena with resources. Parishioners and
members of organizations from all parts of Pasadena
assembled on the quad lawn to speak of Lorna’s fine
work and hear her charge to the city to continue
this work.
Lori Kizzia discerned a vocation in social work and
left the staff for graduate school.
Toi Perkins and Sam Prince served as interim
youth ministers. Toi moved on to graduate studies
in theology and Sam stepped down to discern his
vocational path.
Three search committees, each chaired by a
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member of the Vestry, convened to fill vacated
positions. Working with great dedication and
skill, each committee and members of the staff
interviewed a number of candidates for each
position and invited three immensely able and
creative individuals to join the staff.
Juliana Serrano was hired in June as Director
of the Office for Creative Connections. Jeremy
Langill came on board in July as Director of
Youth Ministries. Carissa Baldwin began work in
September as Director of Peace & Justice.
Communicating the good news changed
shape as our printed newsletter Saints Alive
morphed from a weekly to a monthly publication.
This Week at All Saints was created to deliver
information to the parish on a weekly basis via
liturgies and email. The savings to the church’s
yearly budget was $55,000 in printing and mailing.
In June, we began streaming Rector’s Forums
live internationally every week over the website,
reaching out further to our global community.
With members of the Building Campaign we created
a “Tour of the Future New Buildings” during the
10:15 Adult Education hour on February 21, to give
parishioners and community leaders the chance to
walk the imagined new campus and get a feel for
the proposed new buildings. Ed Bacon, Rosemary
Baker, DeReau Farrar, and Thornton Cooper made it
all come alive.
A creative, hardworking website task force met with
web designers to create a new website that would
be more intuitive and easier to navigate. The new
website premiered in September on Celebration
of Ministries Sunday to great excitement and
parishioner validation that it was more intuitive to
search, as well as visually appealing.
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Sunday Mornings energized
those in the pews, as well as an
increasing number of people
experiencing worship and
forums on-line from remote locations. Challenging,
comforting, and inspiring music, sermons, prayers,
forums, adult education offerings unfolded week
after week, enabled by teams of lay volunteers—altar
guild, ushers, acolytes, children’s, youth and adult
choirs, readers, lay Eucharistic ministers, as well as
staff. A Sunday morning experience guaranteed the
possibility that one would be inspired, informed, and
invited to take action.
The Administration/Buildings &
Maintenance committee and custodial team are
responsible for the unglamorous work of holding
the campus buildings together—without which
there would be no Sunday morning. In addition to
fixing dry rot in the church ceiling, overseeing major
maintenance work on the main electrical room after
years of water damage, plastering the wall damaged
by water in the chancel area, maintaining the cooling
tower and air conditioning units on the roof of Regas
House, and upgrading the lawn in the children’s area,
the discovery of bees in a wall of the church near the
choir gave Ed Bacon one of the best-ever sermon
illustrations for the Advent Lessons and Carols service.
Over 60 pounds of sweet honeycomb was extracted
from the rear wall of the chancel. The Building
and Maintenance Committee also arranged for an
emergency preparedness on-line training for staff,
ushers and all others responsible for making Sunday
mornings work well.
Music that challenges and inspires us is central to
our worship. Seven choirs totaling 300 singers from
kindergarteners through elders—lead the liturgical
festivities every Sunday.
Youth and Children’s Music
—March 12-14: Kathy Armstrong, guest artist/
percussionist in residence, brought experiences
in Ghanaian music and dance. In Sunday’s service
Trouvères (65), Troubadours (25), and Mastersingers
(37) offered West African drumming, singing and
dance; music of South African and traditional
spirituals.
—Middle School (15) and Mixed Ensemble (50)
Trouvères serve as musical leaders for four significant
liturgies...Maundy Thursday on April 1, Youth Sunday
on June 6, Advent Evening Service on Dec. 12 and
Christmas Eve 5:30 pm
—November 28: Minisingers (39), Mastersingers
(32), and Troubadours (25) lead the 5:00 pm Advent
Family Service as singers and readers.
—December 3: Fifty Minisingers, Mastersingers
and Troubadours sing for the Senior Saints’ annual
Christmas Luncheon
—Stephanie Mowery, Director of Children’s and
Youth Music, celebrated 24 years on the staff and
took a well-deserved sabbatical August-October
2010 for music study and research, and personal
reflection and renewal.
Adult Choirs/Liturgy
• February 7 — Coventry Choir premiered Bill
Cunliffe’s Psalm 106, composed in honor of Lydia
Wilkins’ 106th birthday.
• February 14 — Director of Music James Walker and
esteemed cellist and parishioner, Kyle Champion,
performed a concert of sonatas for cello and piano
to a large enthusiastic crowd on Valentine’s Day
evening in the church.
• February 28 — Bill Cunliffe played his Grammywinning “West Side Story Medley” at Jazz Vespers
• March 21 — Coventry Choir and soloists premiered
James Walker’s Magnificat and Nunc dimittis, for a
capella choir and cello. Featured soloists were Kyle
Champion, Katherine Grodrian and Mark Waters.
• May 23 — Canterbury Choir combined with
the 1:00 Bilingual Service Ensemble to lead
the 9:00/11:15 Pentecost morning liturgies
with great color and excitement.
• June 6 — Canterbury and Coventry
choirs combined for a magnificent
Spring Concert, including works from
around the world.
• November 7 — Coventry Choir
offered the seldom-heard and
exquisitely moving Requiem by
Herbert Howells, at our All Saints
Sunday celebrations.
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• Our distinguished Composer-in-Residence,
Bill Cunliffe. won a Grammy in 2010 for Best
Instrumental Arrangement for his big band version
of Leonard Bernstein’s West Side Story, recorded by
pianist Marian Petrescu and the Resonance Big Band.
In December of 2010, he was also nominated for a
2011 Grammy for Best Original Composition for his
trumpet concerto “fourth stream... La Banda,” written
for soloist Terell Stafford and the Temple University
Symphony Orchestra.
Drama entered the Palm Sunday liturgy in a
new and powerful way, as director John Ahart
worked with a group of fellow parishioners to find
a deeply personal connection with the story of
the crucifixion. With the actors in classic masks, the
experience of the gospel drama moved participants
and observers alike.
Rector’s Forum and 10:15 Adult Offerings
are sources of education on a wide variety of topics
from child rearing and relation and health issues, to
experts on politics, poetry, economics, and films.
Last year Ed Bacon modeled a new format for some
of the Rector’s Forums when he pulled up two easy
chairs in which to interview speakers Bishop Barbara
Harris and Homeboy Industries founder Greg
Boyle. And for the first time in the Rector’s Forum
Ed conducted an interview by Skype, with retired
career army officer and professor Andrew Bacevich
critiquing American foreign policy. The list of this
year’s Rector’s Forums is on the back page of
this report.
The Sunday Action Table has become a
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critical tool in our desire to put our faith into action.
Members of the Peace & Justice Committee,
Carissa Baldwin and the Rector meet in a weekly
conference call to discuss current issues and make
recommendations for Sunday Actions. The Action
Table expanded strategically to the Rector’s Forum
on days when the topic of the Forum and that of
the action coincide. Action tables are staffed by
devoted volunteers. The impressive list of All Saints
Sunday action results is on the website.
Incorporation & Growth
The Incorporation & Growth team spent 2010
focused on turning visitors into newcomers and
newcomers into new members. The bright red
Welcome Table has become the focus for
meeting and greeting first time visitors on the
lawn every Sunday. Coordinated by Susan Brown
& Jan Rutiz, a team of 28 volunteers distributed
nearly 700 red welcome bags in addition to giving
directions, information and a welcoming smile.
The Newcomer Coffee team continues to host
informal conversation with newcomers in the
Rector’s Office between services. The All Saints
101: Exploring Membership program (formerly
known as “Covenant I”) helped 103 newcomers take
that next step to new membership and expanded
the leadership of its steering committee, as well as
training a number of new small group leaders.
Another important facet of the work of I&G team
has been increasing our capacity to track member
involvement in the work and witness of All Saints
Church. A thorough evaluation of our data base
resulted in a data clean-up process involving both
staff and volunteers. We anticipate completion of
phase one of that process in the spring of 2011.
The Time Bank, a new ministry, offered the All
Saints community a way both to give and to receive
time and talent as we respond to each others’ needs
in “the new normal,” building connections and
community. Chaired by Lynne Tuite, the Time Bank
kitchen cabinet of 10 has brought 98 members into
The Leadership Committee continued its goal
this new and exciting ministry since its September
launch.
Social Networking became more a way of
communicating with and incorporating members
and friends of All Saints. The All Saints Church
Facebook Group grew to over 500 members and
#ASCpas had 78 followers on Twitter. The All Saints
Blog readership climbed from 200 visits in June to
over 2000 in December. And the All Saints YouTube
Channel grew to 35 video posts with 37,642 hits.
Adult Education
Rich and relevant educational offerings included
best selling author Jim Wallis’ return to All Saints
for a discussion of his book, Rediscovering Values:
A Moral Compass for the New Economy. Our Lent
Event in March hosted Serene Jones, President of
Union Theological Seminary in New York. Jones
preached Sunday morning, spoke at the Rector’s
Forum and offered two evening sessions on
finding the grace to embrace life after experiences
of great trauma. A small group followed up with
discussions of her book Trauma and Grace. In April,
Connie Domino, author of the book, The Law of
Forgiveness offered an all-day workshop and spoke
in the Rector’s Forum on the spiritual practice of
forgiveness. Working from her book, The Law of
Forgiveness, trained leaders convened a series
of four-week small group sessions, with a plan to
continue them on a regular basis throughout
the year.
to train everyone in the parish in the Cooperative
Process. Saturday morning and Tuesday evening
sessions were warmly received by 150 parishioners.
Testimonials from participants about ways these
communication tools help them begin courageous
conversations in their work environment, as
well as in their family and friend systems, kept
the committee going. The committee is now
developing ways to help ministry leaders find
workable recruitment and succession plans.
Small Groups are one of the keys to making
this large parish seem smaller. The Lenten season
leading to Holy Week and Easter is one of the peak
times for engaging in small group book discussions.
Last year staff members Sharalyn Hamilton and
Susan Russell each offered the first online small
groups around a book—The Last Week by Marcus
Borg and John Dominic Crossan, and The Sacred
Meal by Nora Gallagher. Bible study, forgiveness, and
spiritual practices were popular topics. The Lenten
Toolkit—a series of reflections on the gospel for the
week by members of the staff—was also available
online, as well as on the back of the weekly liturgy,
to be reflected on individually or in groups..
The Women’s Community facilitated events
where women (and sometimes men) could gather
in community, have fun, learn, grow spiritually,
and make a difference. The three Lunches of
Compassion and the annual Christmas “Not a Party”
gathering raised money for organizations that help
local homeless women and children. A dedicated
group continued to prepare and serve food at Union
Station. Zelda Kennedy led a spirited retreat “Bad
Girls of the Bible” and author Sarah Forth guided us
through Eve’s Bible. The Women of Spirit continued
their spiritual journey, meeting monthly, and the
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Holy Strollers communed with nature as they walked
near the Rose Bowl once a month. The Voices of the
Heart luncheon wrapped up the program year with
“Love, in Stories and Music” featuring our Children
Youth & Families leaders, Joanna Harrell, Toi Perkins
and Laura Thornton with jazz provided by Russell
Ferrante and friends.
The Men’s Community increased its numbers
in 2010, and strengthened the relationships
in the group by incorporating a new monthly
“fellowship walk” around the Rose Bowl. Aware of
unemployment and the large number of people
losing their jobs, the Men’s Community also
provided a workshop to add greater meaning to
people’s work life and discuss ways to support each
other in their vocations. Strength for the journey
came also through food and fun at bi-monthly
breakfasts prepared by the members.
Youth
Wednesday night youth group continued strong,
with a nice increase in junior high (about 25 every
Wednesday, sometimes 30) and a senior high group
numbering about 10 every Wednesday. Over the
summer, our youth took a trip to “The Farm,” where
they worked for a week, learning how difficult it is to
farm organically and the ethical and social dilemmas
that are a part of modern farming, in parnership
with youth from St. Wilfred’s Church in Huntington
Beach. A group of 13 youth also travelled to
Sacamento for a week of rock climbing and white
water rafting where fun was had by all.
Our junior and senior highers completed the 30
hour famine, raising money and awareness for the
issue of hunger and poverty, both locally and in
the world. They participated in service projects in
Pasadena, then ended the famine with a feast.
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We launched
our online
calendar, twitter
account, and
facebook account.
Access them
from the Youth
Programs page on the All Saints website.
Sunday mornings hummed along, with weekly
10:15 offerings at the Journey, relating the morning’s
sermon to issues of teens.
Eight teams of teens serve as acolytes in the
morning services, with 8-10 acolytes per team.
Children and Families
A Palm Sunday Family Eucharist hosted 280 eager
people in an amazing worship service led by the
Children, Youth & Families department and musician,
Adam Hawley. And a St. Francis Day Bring-Your-Petto-Be-Blessed Eucharist began with animals and
owners processing through the church and exiting
to the quad lawn for the service. This experience left
everyone barking for more!
In the spring, the children of Kids Club planted a
garden that yielded tomato, zucchini, beans, and
more on the north lawn. All food was donated
to the Monday food ministry, and seeds were
harvested for the 2011 garden.
Summer Adventure hosted 60 children and youth
and over 80 parish volunteers. With the theme
“See Through the Eyes of Peace,” all activities were
coordinated by All Saints Ministries, including: Prayer
Shawl Ministry, E.D.E.N., Sustainable World, Altar
Guild, and Prison Ministry!
At Christmas over 800 tags were taken from the
Angel Tree and turned into toys. Like-new toys and
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electronic goods were collected for the first time
this year.
disillusionment with traditions they no longer accept,
or a loss of the sense of where God is in their lives.
55 infants and children were baptized. An average
of 35 children under the age of 5 were in childcare
each Sunday. Weekly Sunday School expanded, with
over 30 children coming each week to hear stories
through the Godly Play curriculum. There are 78
registered participants in the K-5 Godly
Play program.
A spring series “Meeting God Anew: Cleansing Our
Spiritual Palate,” looked at how old ways of viewing
God—as cosmic vending machine or distant,
restrictive Father—may hamper our relationship with
God as we grow, and offered alternative ways of
experiencing God’s transforming presence.
God, My Parents & Me and Kids Club have both
begun having “stuff swaps”! Parents swap clothes,
books, and toys and the rest go off to donation. In
Kids Club, the children have begun to hand down
their clothes on their own. This “new normal” has
become the new cool!
20/30’s
In February a record-setting 40 young adults—
singles, couples, students and professionals—
attended the annual retreat at La Casa de Maria
in Santa Barbara, with the theme “Wrestling
with Church: The Search for Home.” Attendees
explored the struggles many face in growing up
in and growing away from church—rejection
by churches that won’t accept them,
“Shake for the Quake” in June—a dance benefit for
Haiti—raised $11,000 and hosted 135 guests of all
ages from across the parish. Music from across the
decades was played, and the dance lasted well into
the night. A silent auction featuring generous gifts
from local artists and vendors contributed to
funds raised.
A fall small group book series “Bodies of Christ: The
Spirituality of Food, Sex, and Health,” focused on
reconnecting individuals’ physical and spiritual selves.
On October 15, young adults made a day’s journey
to the South Central Farmer’s Cooperative in Oxnard
yielding an enjoyable, inspirational and educational
look at Community Supported Agriculture (CSA).
Since 2009, 20/30 has hosted a drop-off site for
deliveries of organic, seasonal produce grown from
this local farm.
Pastoral Care & Spiritual Growth
Zelda Kennedy went on sabbatical in May, travelling
to the East Coast and to Paris for renewal and
restoration, ending her time with a 10-day silent
retreat. Before her departure a team of retired
priests, John Crean, John Forney, and Thomas
B. Hubbard was organized to volunteer in her
office and respond to the needs of the parish.
Working with the Lay Ministry facilitator,
parishioner Ken VanDerHorst, and the prayer
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caller, parishioner Richard Wingell, the new team
visited and shared communion with parishioners in
medical/care facilities and at home. Locally, Zelda
travelled 858 miles, connecting with 44 parishioners.
A variety of offerings supported individuals
pastorally: Forgiveness; Love as An Agent of Growth;
the Spiritual Side of Managing Depression and Grief;
Holy Women Holy Men; Dealing with the Holiday
Blues; Living with Diabetes; Prayer Day. 30 Lay
ministers and Adjunct Clergy visited 64 parishioners
on 320 occasions. 103 prayer shawls were given
to members and friends of the parish. 998 cards
were sent to acknowledge prayer requests. 405
letters were mailed to invite members of our
community to remember loved ones on All Saints
Sunday. Individuals in the Pastoral Care Office
conducted 9 weddings, 24 funerals/memorials, and
1 Quinceanera.
Peace & Justice
The Peace & Justice ministries and staff continue
devoting themselves to turning the human race
into the human family; from foster children to
incarcerated women, from legislative advocacy to
tutoring the young.
EDEN (Environmental Defense of the Earth Now)
led two family-friendly car camps to Sequoia
National Park and Joshua Tree National Monument,
organized the celebration of Earth Day on the
quad lawn with 12 booths from a wide variety of
organizations, offered a field trip to discover how
to find edible wild plants, and hosted an adult
education offering on the medicinal uses of
native plants.
Foster Care Project Eighty-one volunteers
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worked with youth this year through the FosterCare project, including 31 mentors. The Foster
Care Project hosted an art show of work from over
50 foster youth, making $3,000 for the artists. 20
children and teens were treated to a shopping
outing at Target. Each child received $200 of much
needed clothing. The organization led All Saints
to advocacy that helped to pass Assembly Bill
12, extending Foster Care benefits to individuals
through the age of 21. 30% of all letters in favor of
the bill received by the governor came from All
Saints As a result church staff and leadership were
invited by the governor to the bill’s signing.
The Middle East Ministry
Over 450 attended our biggest event of the year,
an interfaith concert for peace with Yuval Ron
and his group of musicians and dancers. We also
visited the Open Mosque Sunday, held tastings of
Canaan olive oil at ASC and hosted Arik Ascherman,
executive director of Rabbis for Human Rights in
Israel. The MEM also provided support to our sister
ministry, the Interfaith Study Group. Our lending
library has more than 200 books and videos, with
half of these checked out at any one time. Through
our Souk: Middle East Market we participated in
the Alternative Christmas Market, raising more than
$600 for the Diocese of
Jerusalem and more
than $6000 for artisans
from Palestine.
The Prison
Ministry
organized to
provide 2,325
Christmas
bags for
women
incarcerated in
Southern California
and 700 toys for their children. It also raised money
to sponsor a bus that in 2011 will take 15 families to
visit their fathers in prison. The program provided
ongoing support for a pen pal program.
Pasadena Chief of Police Chief Sanchez to the work
of City Conversations, learn the Chief’s vision for
Pasadena, and discuss how we may come to work
together in the years to come.
Sustainable World’s expanded outreach
Transformational Journeys local and global
involves Conscientious Projector, a free monthly
documentary film series, which screened 10 films
this year at a community art center in the heart of
the city. The project’s goal is to foster awareness
of the social consequences of public policy and
our own personal choices, so we can become
more empowered and better equipped to join in
transforming our communities and expanding the
role of civil society in bringing about meaningful
change both locally and globally.
took parishioners to places where new vistas of
possibility opened--Habitat for Humanity; Kenya;
Little Tokyo; and Cuba, a trip led by Abel Lopez. Each
journey included a pre-visit training session with our
VISIONS multi-cultural consultants and a debriefing
session with Ed Bacon.
All Saints Willard Tutoring & ESL Program
with 36 faithful and skilled volunteers contributed
2,375 hours of tutoring to over 50 students and
adults during the year 2010. Along with specific
help in reading and math, and English as a second
language classes, new enrichment opportunities
were added--a chess class and a trip to the Open
House weekend at Jet Propulsion Laboratory in May.
Office for Creative Connections (OCC)
City Conversations
At “Equity in Education,” a panel of high school
students discussed their views and experience of
education and equality on February 4, following
up a previous session with panel of Pasadena
Unified School District (PUSD) leaders addressed
the same topic. 110 people attended. On April 8,
Superintendent Edwin Diaz and several school
principals discussed the impact of Measure CC on
Equity in Education. 75 people attended
The Steering Committee held a special lunch
gathering in order to introduce the newly appointed
Culture Shock is a series of workshops for high
school students to engage them in conversation
to understand and appreciate their similarities and
differences.
The collaborating youth organizations convened
14 times to plan for the Summer Culture Shock
program (Day One, YWCA, Western Justice Center,
CORAL/NVP, California Conference for Equality and
Justice, Flintridge Center and OCC).
Four students participated in the first-time Train the
Trainer program which prepared past Culture Shock
participants to serve as leaders for the upcoming
program. A diverse group of more than 20 Pasadena
area youth, from public and private schools,
participated in the four-day program in July held at
All Saints.
The Student Drop Out Committee inspired
the school board to create a Student Drop Out
Task Force of their own. The PUSD School Board
Task Force made several recommendations for
action which included partnering with the City
Conversations Student Drop Out Committee and
other organizations to establish a community-based
student drop out recovery center.
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ASC Mentoring Project hosted the College
Access Awards Ceremony on May 15 and the
Learning Works Mentor Training on December 9.
This event helped to link ASC parishioners to the
students at Learning Works! Charter School. The
Mentoring Leadership Committee addressed the
needs of the Pasadena community and the mentor
training agencies with which we work by agreeing
to work on providing mentors to all PUSD school
students and working more closely with the training
agencies in order to more adequately provide the
resources necessary for our mentors to do their
work well, as well as collaborate on creating mentor/
mentee outings on an occasional basis.
Theatre Camp Using the skills, talents, and time
of some of our generous parishioners who work
in the field of theatre arts and entertainment, we
were able to provide two sessions of a week-long
curriculum for students of Learning Works! Charter
School to obtain their necessary arts requirement
for graduation. Their final presentations wowed their
families, friends, teachers, and some of our own All
Saints parishioners!
Homelessness and Food Ministry In June,
Juliana Serrano began the listening stage of the
OCC Method around the issue of homelessness
in Pasadena. She regularly attended the Pasadena
Housing and Homeless Network Meetings as well as
the Mental Health Advisory Board Meetings.
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Keeping in mind the needs of the homeless
community and those of All Saints, the OCC invited
the Pasadena Police HOPE Team to conduct
training for staff and volunteers to teach everyone
how to deal with homeless people on the
All Saints Campus.
Our food ministry continued to serve homeless
guests on campus on Mondays. We offered bags
of groceries for individuals to take with them,
and a breakfast meal generously donated by the
restaurant Julienne. A holiday party in December
provided 150 homeless and at-risk neighbors with
groceries, socks, and sweatshirts, as well as toys for
children. In 2010, we distributed 3,587 food bags on
45 Mondays..
Quite a year
The reality of a continuing economic recession
brought a sobering end to 2010. In the midst of
this challenge, the people of All Saints remained
a congregation of hopeful people, seeking to
embody the inclusive love of God in as many ways
as possible. Strong preaching, transporting music,
and programs and ministries that showed ways to
deepen our spirituality, serve those in need, fight for
peace through justice, and have a whole lot of fun
in community buoyed our spirits and kept us on the
journey with thankful hearts.
The following people pledged generoulsy
to All Saints Church in 2010
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Barbara Ackermann
Greg Adams
Susan Adkins
Laura Aguilar
Lucio Aguirre
John & MaryAnn Ahart
Gordon Ahlschwede
Paul & Anne Ahrens
Grace Ajilore
Shizzie Akasaki
Kim Alber
Marianne Albina
Kristina Alemany &
Devin Kipp
Sam & Janette Alibrando
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Jennifer Watts
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Kathryn Woods
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Jamie Donnelly
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Giancarlo DiMassa
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Holly Becker Downs
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Jo Drummond
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Jennifer Dunbar
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Louise Brown
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Aimee Yanez
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Peggy Adams
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Peter Ellis
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Gerry Puhara
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Mary Firestone
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Scott Lane
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Edward Collins
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Trang Nguyen
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Rebekah Garcia
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Andrew Malloy
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Norman Thomas
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David Glasgow
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Jim Jansen
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Leila Gonzalez &
Ken McCue
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Anne Reid
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Serg Gosdanian
Jeanette Gosma
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Dan Braun
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Lia Halloran
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Peter Lesourd
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Mark Hamilton
Millie Hamilton
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Aleta Hancock
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Elizabeth Hynes
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Melissa Hayes
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Bonnie Rice
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Peter Milio
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Carol Henning
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Melanie Ciccone
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Oscar & Blanca Hernandez
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Stephanie Herrman
Marian Hersh
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Mehdi Tadayon
Betty Heukrodt
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Alma Hill
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Sheryn Scott
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Judy Hochenauer
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Michael Holdridge
Keith Holeman
Nellie Hollomand
Christina Honchell
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Susan Houser
Edie Hovey
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Peter Schou
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Melinda Howell
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Bryan Dickson
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Al & Mary Lee Hughes
Rodney Hume-Dawson
Charles Hummell
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Debra Hunt
Kelly Hunt
Joyce Huyett Turner
Rosemary & John Hyde
Jan Hynek &
David Ahrendts
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Mark Igoe
Brenda Imes
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Aljean Ivory
Nick Iyoya
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Carina Jacob
Wilma Jakobsen
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Greg Jasperse
Luis Javier
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Nancy Jenkins
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Michael Johnson
Rhonda Johnson
Robert Johnson
Stephen Johnson
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Johnson-Lacoss
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Jane Karageorge
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Paul Keeley
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Zelda Kennedy
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Ray Kepner
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Barbara Kerwin-Wallis
Mike Kielty &
Melanie Moya
Marilyn Kierscey
Marina Kieser
Dorothy Kilian
Lisa Killen
Gloria Killian
Eddie & Jennifer King
Marcus & Patty King
Carol Kirshner
Paul Kittlaus &
Janet Vandevender
Lori Kizzia
Cheryl Klein
Ragn Klein
Susan Knecht
Becky Knell
Danielle Knight
Jackie Knowles
Mary Beth Knox
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Barbara Kramarz
Karen Kuchan
Sue Kujawa
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Dolores Kupka
David Kurtz
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Ellen Lafler
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Kenneth Lantz
Scott Lardizabel
Kathleen Lardner
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Richard Lau
Makisha Lawrence
Sally Layne
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Wendy Hudson
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Kuo-Wei Lee
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Robert Chavez
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Ray Lemus
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Kathy Leonard
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Matt Leum
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Deborah Lewis
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Allison Liddi Brown
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Sandra Lindsey
Jacinta Linke
David Lister
Kenneth Livingston
Rich Llewellyn &
Chris Caldwell
Mynor Loarca &
Mary Torregrossa
Scott Lochridge
Christopher Lock
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Yolanda Loera
Edward Logreco
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Jeannie Lonnquist
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Andrea Louise
Charlotte Lovejoy
Janet Lovejoy
Esther & Franklyn LoVerme
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Edwina Lynch
Ellie Lyne
Jason Lyon & Tim Hartley
Shannon Lyons
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Keith Serxner
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Martha Hubner
Shelley Machock
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Nancy Macky
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Naomi Booker
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Carlos Martinez
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Walter Lim
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Dean Gebert
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Nick Karapetian
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Mernie Migacz-Meier
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Kirby Johnson
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Steve Artiga
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Toni Miller
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Ken Molzahn-Wollard
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Noreen Baca
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Beth Moore
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Ann Mosser
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Stefanos Polyzoides
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Chris Kennen
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James Myers
Jeffrey Myers
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Jo Nelson
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Cara DiMassa
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Tica Lopez-Nevell
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David Weisenberg
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Mark Noble
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Robert Northcutt
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Bradley Dumont
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Michael Walsh
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Oluwole Odujinrin
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Judith DeTomaso
Jean O’Hagan
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Dana Tate
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Clarke Oler
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Kathy Onoye
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Jon Neff
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Linda Brown
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Dennis Hernandez
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Judie Owen
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Armando Pantaleon
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David Platt
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Toni Boucher
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Carolyn Lyons
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Ken Jones
Joseph Prabhu
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Christine Pregent
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Richard Procter &
Carolyn Leach
Pat Proudman
Joseph Pruitt
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Elizabeth Baker
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Steve Brogden
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Susie Glaze-Rankin
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Sophie Eurich-Rascoe
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Nancy Reas
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Mindy Estrada
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E.J. Remson &
Andrea Rawlings
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Greg Maher
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Lori Jordache
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Al Rudisill
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Louise Brooks
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Terry Knowles
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Elsie Sadler
Rhea Salta-Amador
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Michael Sande
Cam Sanders
Jan Sanders
Jim Sanoden
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Jose Satterlee-Turcios
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Lisa Kursinski
Nancy Sayre
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Edla Scharre
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Skye Endara
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Jeffrey Hepker
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Jennifer Holland
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Norma Sigmund
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Farley Liang
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Julie Lynn
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Mary Swart
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John Fairbanks
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David Galassi
Stephen Synott
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Edward Chan
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Pam Tarr
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Sarah Tatum
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Craig Webb
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Diana De la Torre
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Douglas Herbst
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Catherine Arias
David Vossler
& Tracey Tierney
Cheryl Walker
James Walker
Alexis Walker
& Chris McGinness
Carol Wallace
Jane C. Wallace
Lee Wallace
Juanice & Mike Walper
Patrick & Abigail Walsh
Alicia Ward
Joanna Ward
Tom Warren
Jocelyn Washington
Tyler Wasson
Gail Waterman
Andrea Watkins-Brown
Jim Watterson
Rian Watts
Wilbert Watts
Cindy Watts & Andy Jen
Ed Webb & Vicki Rogers
Margot Webb-Foltz
& Jim Foltz
Andy & Merari Weber
Craig Weber
H. Scott Wedgbury
Mike & Karen Weed
Michelle Weetman
Candace Weigand
Betty Weigel
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Rose Weiss
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Richard Weld
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John & Judy Wells
John & Marilyn Wells
Mark Welz
Carolyn Wendt
& James Dutcher
Lu Wenneker
Jake & Samantha Werley
Richard West & Eric Fischer
Phil Wheeler
Jim B. White
Jim W. White
Lyla White
Stiles White &
Juliet Snowden White
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Helena Wiebe
Johanna Wiebe
Tiona Wierman
Robert & Alicia Wieting
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Sriyan & Devika Wijesinghe
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Melanie Williams
Sterling & Glenda Williams
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Craig Wilson
Paul Wims
Richard Wingell
Tomoko Winn
Ken Wong
Michael Paul Wong
Amy Woods
Joan C. Woods
Mark Woods &
Kim Douglas
Terry Woodward &
Maria Campa
Joanna Worthley &
Betsy Crighton
Trula Worthy-Clayton
Sharon Wulfensmith
Aimee Wyatt
Judith & David Yamada
Tessa Yao
C.C. Ybarra
Sally Yingling &
Tracy Webb
Gale Young
Bob Young &
Sally Martin Young
Rex & Marie Yung
David Zableckis
Leo & Barbara Zafonte
Ann Marie Zaletel
Laurie & Dale Zeh
Paul Zivkovich
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Annual Report written by Anne Peterson, designed by Chris VanDerHorst, with photography by Annie Wells, Cam Sanders, Jack LeVan, Keith Holeman and friends.
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Rector’s Forum 2010– Another Year of Distinguished Speakers
Jan. 17
Christian America and
the Kingdom of God
with Richard T. Hughes
Jan. 24
President Obama and
Just Peacemaking
with ethicist
Peter Sensenig
Jan. 31
Addressing the
Culture of Fear
with USC Professor
Barry Glassner
Feb. 21
Envisioning the New
Buildings
with Ed Bacon and
Friends
Feb. 28
Award-Worthy Films
and Others
with film critic
Kenneth Turan
Mar. 7
Preparing Students for
the 21st Century with
PUSD Superintendent
Edwin Diaz
Mar. 21
Rising From the
Depths with Union
Theological Seminary
President
Serene Jones
Apr. 11
The Hope for Peace in
the Middle East
with Islamic Scholar
Reza Aslan
Apr. 18
Release Energy for
New Life
with Connie Domino
Apr. 25
Soul of a Citizen:
Living with Conviction
in a Challenging Time
with Paul Loeb
May 2
My Life As A
Transformational
Journey
with Lorna Touryan
Miller
May 9
A Bishop With Verve!
with Bishop Barbara
Harris
May 16
Standing for Human
Rights in Uganda
with Bishop
Christopher Senyonjo
May 30
What’s the Path to a
Just Peace in Israel/
Palestine?
with author
Sandy Tolan
Jun 6
Tattoos on the Heart
with the Rev.
Greg Boyle
Jun 13
A Physician Responds
to a Report on Human
Experimentation
with Maher Hathout
Jun 20
A Career Army Officer
Critiques American
Foreign Policy
with Andrew Bacevich
Jun 27
Progress Update on
Our Building Project
with Building Project
Team Leaders
Jul 4
Addressing the
Immigration Dilemma
with MALDEF
President
Thomas Saenz
Oct 10
The Jesus We Need to
Know
with theologian
John Dominic Crossan
Oct 17
The Great American
Stickup
with Robert Scheer
Oct 24
Bullied
with filmmaker
Bill Brummel
Oct 31
The Leadership in
Exiting
with peacemaker
Tom Hayden
Nov. 14
Standing Up for
Human Rights in
Cameroon
with HRW’s
Steave Nemande
Nov 21
The Family Dinner
with Laurie David
Nov 28
The American Dream
in Peril with
Arianna Huffington
Dec 5
Golden States of Grace
with photographer
Rick Nahmias
Dec 12
Desmond Tutu’s
Storybook Bible
with the Rev.
Mpho Tutu
Dec 19
The Transformative
Power of Words
with author/poet
Kim Rosen
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