The Church of the Redeemer

The Church of the Redeemer
The Pelican
Volume 19, Number 11
June 2015
From the Rector’s Desk
Dear People of God,
"Grace to you and peace from
God our Father and from the Lord
Jesus Christ."
For many years leaders of the
parish have known of our need to
have more space in order to fulfill
the mission to which God has
called us. The greatest evidence of
this need is seen on Sunday mornings and Wednesday evenings,
when our programming is at our
facility's maximum usage. Space is
simply not available to provide the
kind of programming which is necessary for a large and growing parish. Likewise, an adequate way to
deal both with liturgies that call for
a more intimate setting as well as
overflow crowds for our larger services is not available. Additionally,
on a daily basis, a growing staff has
had to make do with office space
that was designed many years ago
for a much smaller staff.
Our last two strategic plans, the
first of which was developed in
2008, placed the need for expanding our facility at the top of the list
of priorities. The challenge has
been in deciding where to put new
space on our relatively small plot of
land. One answer has been to put
a two-story structure on our existing "footprint" on the Ringling
Boulevard side of our property.
After much prayerful consideration,
that possibility has been abandoned for several reasons. It would
probably destroy the two beautiful
gardens as well as the large beautiful trees in that area. Possible zon-
ing restrictions on
Palm Avenue, requiring us to erect
retail space on
Palm, is another
reason to abandon that idea.
The good news
is that the Vestry
has decided to
move
forward
with a plan to put
a new administrative and classroom building where
the staff parking lot is located, with
a new chapel for smaller services,
potential new services, and overflow crowds by the bell tower. We
have contracted with Studio Suarez, the firm that designed our terrace addition on Palm Avenue in
2011, to develop a detailed plan
for this expansion. The plan will not
only give us a firm idea of what the
new buildings will look like and include, but also will tell us what
these structures will cost. The plan
will be based on what various
groups and individuals in the parish
who use our facility regularly have
said their needs are, and also on
what we project our needs will be
in the future.
At the same time, the Vestry
has asked our Strawberry Hill Committee, under the leadership of
Andy Dorr, to find the best and
highest use for our Strawberry Hill
property. Strawberry Hill is the
property owned by the parish on
the opposite corner of Palm and
Ringling. That committee should
have a plan for that
property by the end
of the year.
The Vestry is now
dealing with this plan
in one way or another
at most meetings.
Therefore, I wanted
you all to know where
things are in our planning process. I am
excited that we are as
far along as we are at
this point, and I hope you are,
too! We should be able to show
drawings of the plans in the near
future. If you have any specific
questions, ask any member of the
Vestry or the clergy, and we will
be happy to answer them, or if we
don’t know the answer, to find
the answer for you.
See you in church!
Faithfully yours,
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Adult Education Offerings
SUNDAY MORNINGS 10:10 AM to 10:40 AM
7
June
TBA
14 June
Faith Talk
21 June
Summer Sunday
Special
28 June
Summer Sunday
Special
TUESDAY LECTIONARY STUDY
This class will not meet during
the months of June, July, and August. It will resume in September.
Investing in Redeemer: Giving Changes Lives
Investing in the mission and ministry of the Church of the Redeemer changes your life and thousands
of lives around you. But don’t take our word for it; take it from those who invest year after year in the
work of the parish:
“We give because we love the church, we are confident the resources will be put to good use, and
because it’s our duty.” – Mr. Phil Pasho
“We invest in Redeemer because Redeemer has invested so much in us; our clergy and leaders tirelessly minister the Good News to us and to our family, and we are richly blessed. We give out of
thankfulness for all that God has done for us through Redeemer!” – Anonymous
“I give because the Church of the Redeemer has encouraged and inspired me to be spiritually engaged through sermons, the Eucharist, hymns, classes, and fellowship; to truly follow the Word of
our Lord. When I follow the teachings that I have been taught, I am truly blessed.” – Mrs. Pat
Mudgett
You, too, can join more than 1,000 people who invest in the work of
the parish by visiting redeemersarasota.org or by mailing a check to:
Church of the Redeemer
222 South Palm Avenue
Sarasota, Florida 34236
If you have questions or would like more information about
stewardship and giving, please contact
The Rev. Charleston D. Wilson, Priest Associate for Evangelism and Parish
Development, by calling 941.955.4263 or
emailing [email protected].
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Heart to Heart Book Club 2015-16 Selections
The Church of the Redeemer Heart-to-Heart Book Club is a group of women who gather monthly
to discuss a literary selection. Books are chosen to be diverse and thought-provoking while expanding
our views on the issues of the world, as well as to enrich our lives and have relevance to our faith
journeys. As a friendly and welcoming Christian community, we enjoy fellowship with one another and
with parish members’ guests.
The Church of the Redeemer Heart to Heart Book Club is ready to begin another year. We meet each
month on the first Monday in Gillespie Hall. Our meetings begin at 9:00 AM with coffee and refreshments
and usually end around 11:00.
Please join us for an exciting book club year!
You may contact Linda Robinson [914.2688] [email protected]
if you would like to be a part of the book club.
Heart to Heart Book Club is sponsoring its 5th All-Parish Book Club Dinner Meeting for Redeemer
members and their friends. This evening meeting in January for men and women will begin with a dinner,
and a 1 hour book discussion will follow.
Here are the selections we will read during 2015-2016 and the meeting dates:
2015
14 SEPTEMBER *
TRUTH—STRANGER THAN FICTION?
THE WARMTH OF OTHER SUNS: THE EPIC STORY
OF AMERICA’S GREAT MIGRATION
ISABEL WILKERSON
“The Warmth of Other Suns is a brilliant and stirring epic, the first book to cover the full half-century of the Great
Migration… Wilkerson combines impressive research…with great narrative and literary power. Ms. Wilkerson does for
the Great Migration what John Steinbeck did for the Okies in his fiction masterpiece, The Grapes of Wrath; she
humanizes history, giving it emotional and psychological depth.”—John Stauffer, Wall Street Journal
5 OCTOBER
THE DAY THE WORLD CAME TO TOWN: 9/11 IN GANDER,
NEWFOUNDLAND
JIM DeFEDE
“Journalist Defede calls our attention to a sidelight of the events of September 11, when the town of Gander (pop.
10,000) was overwhelmed by more than 6,500 air travelers grounded when U.S. airspace was shut down.”—
Publishers weekly
2 NOVEMBER
THE MOCKINGBIRD NEXT DOOR: LIFE WITH HARPER LEE
MARJA MILLS
“In 2001, Chicago Tribune journalist Marja Mills traveled to Monroeville, Alabama, in search of something that no other
journalist had been able to land: an interview with the reclusive Harper Lee. Instead, she got an interview with her older sister, Alice…”—Chris Schluep
7 DECEMBER
WHERE THE WIND LEADS: A REFUGEE FAMILY’S MIRACULOUS
STORY OF LOSS, RESCUE, AND REDEMPTION
VINH CHUNG
“The account of Dr. Chung and his family will inspire you to believe in second chances and miracles and the God who
gives them both.”—Max Lucado, New York Times best-selling author
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2016
4 JANUARY
THE 13TH GIFT: A TRUE STORY OF A CHRISTMAS
MIRACLE
JOANNE HUIST SMITH
“THE 13TH GIFT is the kind of Christmas book whose message is much bigger than the holiday. This memoir is written from the heart and for the heart.” --Jason Wright, New York Times bestselling author of Christmas Jars
14 JANUARY
EMPIRE OF THE SUMMER MOON: QUANAH PARKER
AND THE RISE AND FALL OF THE COMANCHES,
THE MOST POWERFUL INDIAN TRIBE IN AMERICAN HISTORY
[All-Parish Book Discussion with Dinner beginning at 6:30 PM]
S. C. GWYNNE
"In Empire of the Summer Moon, Sam Gwynne has given us a rich, vividly detailed rendering of an important era in our
history and of two great men, Quanah Parker and Ranald Slidel Mackenzie, whose struggles did much to define it.”-Larry McMurtry
1 FEBRUARY
THE GIRLS OF ATOMIC CITY: THE UNTOLD STORY OF THE
DENISE KIERNAN
WOMEN WHO HELPED WIN WORLD WAR II
“A fresh take on the secret city built in the mountains of Tennessee as part of the Manhattan Project during World War
II… An inspiring account of how people can respond with their best when called upon.”— Kirkus Reviews
7 MARCH
SKIRTING HERESY:
THE LIFE AND TIMES OF MARGERY KEMPE
ELIZABETH MacDONALD
"Elizabeth MacDonald vividly brings to life both the world of medieval England and even more impressively, the heroic
Margery Kempe, whose insights and courage speak to the modern world. This book will absorb and enlighten you." —
Steve Forbes, editor, Forbes magazine
4 APRIL
THE DESTINY OF THE REPUBLIC: A TALE OF MADNESS,
MEDICINE, AND THE MURDER OF A PRESIDENT
CANDICE MILLARD
"Fascinating. . . . Gripping. . . . Stunning. . . . The haunting tale of how a man who never meant to seek the presidency
found himself swept into the White House. . . . Millard shows the Garfield legacy to be much more important than most
of her readers knew it to be." —The New York Times
2 MAY
THE APPRENTICE: MY LIFE IN THE KITCHEN
JACQUES PEPIN
“In this fast-moving and often touching memoir, Pepin recounts his journey from the kitchen of his mother's humble
restaurant in rural France after World War II to his current position as author of 21 cookbooks, star of 13 PBS cooking
shows and dean of special programs at the French Culinary Institute in New York City.”—Publishers Weekly
SUMMER SELECTION--for the 12 September, 2016** meeting
TO BE ANNOUNCED
* Monday, 7 September 2015 is Labor Day
**Monday, 5 September 2016 is Labor Day
All quoted material is taken from Amazon.com.
WE’RE LOOKING FORWARD TO THE 2015-16 BOOK CLUB YEAR!
CONSIDER INVITING A FRIEND TO JOIN YOU.
Your book club leadership team: Kathleen Carmichael; Doreen Dziepak; Linda Robinson, chair;
Caroline Ryan; and Jane Swartzentruber
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Worship Services
Sunday
7:30 AM
9:00 AM
11:00 AM
1:00 PM
Holy Eucharist (Rite I)
Holy Eucharist (Rite II)
Holy Eucharist (Rite I)
Spanish Mass
Monday
8:30 AM
10:00 AM
5:15 PM
Morning Prayer
Holy Eucharist
Evening Prayer
Tuesday
8:30 AM
10:00 AM
5:15 PM
Morning Prayer
Holy Eucharist
Evening Prayer
Wednesday
7:30 AM
8:30 AM
10:00 AM
5:15 PM
Holy Eucharist
Morning Prayer
Holy Eucharist
Evening Prayer
Thursday
8:30 AM
10:00 AM
5:15 PM
5:30 PM
Morning Prayer
Holy Eucharist
Evening Prayer
Holy Eucharist
Friday
8:30 AM
10:00 AM
5:15 PM
Morning Prayer
Holy Eucharist and
Healing Service
Evening Prayer
JUNE CALENDAR
Wednesday, 3 June
8:00 AM
Staff Meeting (office
closes at 4:00 PM)
Friday, 5 June
Sr. EYC Mission Trip through 12 June
Sunday, 7 June
Bloodmobile here
Saturday, 13 June
2:30 PM
Quinceañera
Thursday, 18 June
7:00 PM
Diabetes Revolution
Sunday, 21 June
Jr. EYC Mission Trip through 27 June
10:15 AM
Summer Sunday
Special
Monday, 22 June
10:00 AM
Daughters of the King
Tuesday, 23 June
7:15 PM
Books & Beyond
Thursday, 25 June
78th General Convention of the Episcopal
Church (through 3 July)
10:00 AM
Alzheimer’s group
Sunday, 28 June
10:15 AM
Summer Sunday
Special
Saturday
8:30 AM
10:00 AM
11:00 AM
5:30 PM
Morning Prayer
Holy Eucharist and
Anointing
Confessions
Contemporary Mass
Weekly Schedule
Sunday
2:00 PM
Spanish Bible Study
Thursday
10:00 AM
Needlepoint Group
Friday
7:15 AM
9:00 AM
Men’s Prayer Breakfast
Healing Class
Saturday
7:30 AM
Men’s Prayer Group
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JULY HIGHLIGHTS
Wednesday, 1 July
August Pelican deadline
8:00 AM
Staff Meeting (office
closes at 4:00 PM)
Friday, 3 July
Office closed
Saturday, 4 July
5:30 PM
Contemporary Mass
followed by Fourth of
July Celebration
Sunday, 5 July
10:15 AM
Summer Sunday
Special
Sunday, 12 July
10:15 AM
Summer Sunday
Special
Sunday, 19 July
10:15 AM
Summer Sunday
Special
Thursday, 23 July
9:00 AM
Pelican mailing crew
10:00 AM
Alzheimer’s group
Monday, 27 July
10:00 AM
Daughters of the King
FROM THE PARISH REGISTER
Joining the Parish Family:
Susan Lawrence
555 South Gulfstream Avenue Unit 1203
Sarasota, FL 34236-6709
Petronila Fermin
3742 Ballantrae Drive
Sarasota, FL 34238
Michael and Jaime Bressan
2735 Jefferson Circle
Sarasota, FL 34239
Mary (Becky) Thornhill
3256 Pine Valley Drive
Sarasota, FL 34239
Richard (Dick) and Rosemary Hough
12417 Thornhill Court
Lakewood Ranch, FL 34202-7948
Chad and Janice Belcher
5325 Kelly Drive #4
Sarasota, FL 34233-3724
Henry and Sarah Paul
Malcolm
6348 Ravenwood Way
Sarasota, FL 34243-5228
Transferring out:
Wendy Marshall and Laura Marmorale
to St. Boniface, Sarasota, FL
Restore Active:
Sarah Cartwright
Confirmations:
Carmen Adcock, Robert Dale Adcock,
Hui (Elis) Mei Lui, Theresa Diane Sykes,
Phyllis Wilson Wilhelm, Isabella Delaney
Brush, Elizabeth Ann Fitzgerald, Malcolm
Blaise Freeman, Merrill Elizabeth
Garlington, Carson Charles Jones, Ivy Lynn
Morton, Aidan Ryan Sepanski
Receptions:
Donna Jean Dooley, William Amborn
Dooley, Michele Ann Fain, James Clayton
Nichols, Michael Robert Smith, Joan
Catherine Walker
Marriage:
“Those whom God has joined together…”
Nicholas Bobrinskoy Shepherd and
Elizabeth Margaret Lindsay
2 May 2015
Death:
“Rest eternal grant unto them…”
Maaike Van Hartogh
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June Birthdays
15 Paul LeClair, Hiu (Elis) Lui, Jean
Reagle
16 Maria Benavides
3
Peter & Jennifer Weber
4
Champ & Mary Stopher
5
Russell & Carolyn Daniel, Frank &
Cheryl Herbold, Andrei & Lisa
Malaev, PJ & Kimberly Strom
6
Adam & Sue Armbruster, Frank &
Marilyn Glandorf
17 Judy Altier, Cathy Brush, Donna
Dennis, Maureik Robison
18 Stephanie Cabrera, Carole Caldwell,
Bill Chocallo, Elizabeth Devitt, Lydia
McIntire, Jennie Whidden
19 Philip Ames, Carole Clipperton
1
2
3
4
Kelsey Burroughs, Joe Kles, Joe
McSpadden, Tyler Rasmussen,
Haley Reid
Stuart Erlich, Price Hartenstine, Alex
Nimz, Michelle Porcelli, Stuart Prall,
Eliza Radford, Morgan Rivers
Blanca Diego, Ellie Fitzgerald, Cinzia
Forbes, Richard Goddard, Fred
Powell, Pam Reynolds, Richard
Ross, Jay Skipper, Megan Trefry,
Monica Van Buskirk
Kasandra Cruz, Kendall Hicks,
Samantha Hunihan, Suzanne Jones,
Brett Lawler, Bill Marshall, Austin
McClung, Mitch Mitacchione,
Sabrina Rivero
5
Dick Diedrich, Edwin Giron, June
Moore, Benjamin Tindal
6
Davis Dunlap, Geomar Perez, Phil
Segerstrom
7
Alex Dorr, Marilyn Glandorf
8
Jake Altier, Bonny Connell, Jo Ann
McKinney, Ella Menke
9
Torin Culp, Elinor Garlington, Ralph
Major, Chuck Miller, Vincent Riva,
Rita Roehr, Caroline Shoemaker
10 Barbara Bulkeley, Victoria Chapman,
Barbara Haskins, Bob Hulvat,
Gretchen Lum, Niki Newall, Deanne
Spoor
20 Evelyn Barco, Ben James, Janet
Kerschner, Tim Ryan, Pat Silecchia,
Mike Smith
21 Carl Curtiss, Penny Engels, James
Hunt, Barney Salmon, Henry
Shoemaker
22 Fr. David Bumsted, Donald Maynard,
Charleen Sessions
23 Stacey Dailey, Bill Engel, Lorraine
Murphy, Bert Schweigaard-Olsen,
Doug Spangler
24 Duncan Cooper, David Ezell, Jan
Gillett, Grace Hamlin, John Haupt,
John Powers, Joe Suriol
25 Phil Conover, Charles Riegle, Ona
Thomas
26 Blake Flint, Tim Gilliland, Davian
Reyna, Charles Sanders, Tammy Jo
Schieb, Mathew Shaffer, David
Svenson
27 Laura Dierks, Curtis Hamlin, Kaylee
Morales, Evan Platt, Richard
Scantlebury
28 Deedie Meetze
29 Pilar Faraone, Ann Fletcher, Tony
McQueen
30 Darlene Abney, Patrick Brown,
Eleanor Eastwood, Jenny Holt,
Vivienne Lambrecht, Joyce Molinari,
Gay Swain
11 James Lombard, Avery Marx, Pat
Morris, Tyler Pedrero, Larry
Shedden
June Wedding Anniversaries
14 Bill & Bonny Connell, Dale &
Christine Mattern, David & Gay
Swain
15 Christopher & Patricia Caswell,
Werner & Karen Hartenberger
16 Robert & Jan Carson, Bryan & Sarah
Wietzke
17 Pat & Susan Di Bernardo, Bob &
Gussie Haeffner, Bob & Ricki
Lind say, Eric & Nancy Unsworth
18 Patrick & Christina Cunningham,
David & Lauren Hunihan, John & Judy
Kendall
19 Scott & Flo Ames, Jack & Barbara
Petrecca
20 Forrest & Nan Bogart, Richard &
Amy Buck, Terry & Karen Fugate
21 Colin & Amanda Lyden, Wells &
Marsha Purmort, Frank & Eleanor
Roxby
22 Stan & Alma Abshier, Dick & Marion
Almy, Von & Samantha Cook,
Fr. Fred & Linda Robinson
23 Fr. George & Joy Busler, Ted &
Elizabeth Huter
24 Nick & Sara Ferguson, Lorin & Harriet
Stieff
26 Chip & Patty Bettle, Aaron & Karen
Strand
27 Jimmy & Joyce Jewell, Alan & Leslie
Jones, Ron & Mary Skweres
28 Jim & Martha Goebel, Dick & Joan
Kingsbury, John & Arysol Niffenegger
29 Gil & Martha Heitman, Dave & Sue
Matuszak, Chris & Valerie
Montgomery, Ty & Terryann Reed,
Bob & Ingrid Roylance
12 Daniel Aresery, David Calahan, Sara
King, Morgan Marchiony, Eddy
Phillips, Bruce Powell, Johan Reyna
30 Tuck & Jean Gay, Neil & Beverley
Georgi, Mark & Carol Lilly, Roy &
Jossie Nichols
13 Christopher Anderson, Karen
Mathis, Val Pankey, Jim Powers,
Yesica Sanchez, Amy Sullivan,
Fr. Orley Swartzentruber, Andrew
White
14 Alisyn Abney, David Couch, Kelly
Gilliland, Steve Hunt, Sebastian
Ramirez, Milt Rauch
11 Eric & Beth Bobb
1
Jim & Elsye Daugherty, Mitch &
Esther Mitacchione
2
Barney & Gayle Salmon
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What's Happening in Redeemer's Hispanic Ministry?
There's a new sense of excitement these days in the Hispanic Ministry department. What's it all about? Much of the
growth is due to Fr. Mario’s faithful and tireless pastoral calls and work. There are also some other important reasons for our new enthusiasm. Here are some.
One,, attendance and enthusiasm are up. Palm and Easter Sunday’s were great with lots of people. Mother’s Day
One
was also a large and wonderful success! On Palm Sunday, Fr. Robinson was the Principal Celebrant and as always he
was great. After Mass, Gillespie Hall was filled with tables and people at Brunch and excited parishioners: young and
middle and old alike. Easter was a joyous occasion with many First Communicants
and newly Baptized members from the Saturday Easter Eve Service, all honored as
one in the Eucharist Service and then in Gillespie Hall. The Clergy and Eucharistic
Ministers continue working hard in the Mass. Both
Padre Mario+ and Padre Dick+ make regular pastoral calls to maintain and grow our Sunday attendance and enthusiasm.
Two, Redeemer's Hispanic Ministry is unique in The
Diocese in that it has: (1) An extraordinary Musical
Group (headed up for years by Jack and Jane
Thompson) and now perhaps the best that it has
ever been, professionally and musically. We are blessed to have in this group both
professional and life-long Church singers. (2) The Sunday School is directed by Fred
and Juanita Erazo, Mrs. Molly Ann Lampert, and Marcia and Monica Miller ("The
Twins"). We are also working on bringing in two new Hispanic Young People’s Group
leaders. Together, as a team, they bring almost one hundred years of teaching experience and love which they freely give out week after week to all the children, youth, and congregation.
Three,, we have recently renewed and revitalized "The Hispanic Commission." This group is the real Leadership
Three
Group (“The Engine”) for our entire ministry. In addition to regular ongoing activities, 4 Major goals are set for the
next eight months of 2015: (A) On Saturday, October 3rd, REDEEMER’S 1st FAMILY LATINO FESTIVAL including Musical events, classes and instructions; Dance classes and presentations; Art displays and classes with hands on activities; Food; Events, Contests and Games for all. These activities will be directed and hosted by many professional
members and Priests of the Redeemer Latino Congregation; (B) An Adult
Adult--Youth
Youth--Children
Children--Family Spiritual Retreat
(Friday night-Sunday Noon at DaySpring or some other selected site) as was successfully held in years past;
(C) Continued food distribution program on a monthly basis; (D)
One more popular and successful Saturday Bingo Day Party in June.
Commission Members are:
are María Carolina Albán, María Elena Benavides, Myrna Correa, Alicia Cruz, Antonia Cruz, Reinaldo Enchausteguia, Edwin Girón, Luis y Cecilia Guzmán, Mireya Juarez,
Daniela Lopez, Antonio Leal Olmedo, Guadalupe Pozas, Angeles
Radford, Padre Mario Castro+, Padre Richard Lampert+, Enith Marin (At Large). This is the strongest group of Latino Leaders that Re-
deemer has ever had.
Other Noteworthy News: Graduating High School Seniors include:
Victor Galarza at Bayshore High, Mirka Gonzalez at Booker High School, and Olga Correa graduating #7 in her class
with high honors at Sarasota High.
The Second Diocese of Southwest Florida Hispanic Cursillo had:14
had: Redeemer leaders and participants (the largest
group of any Parish).
What's Happening in Redeemer’s Hispanic Ministry program? A great, great deal! THANKS BE TO GOD!
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What’s happening in June for…
Redeemer’s Families with Children
(5th grade and younger)
Summer Siesta Key Beach Runs
Begin 9 June
The en/re parish family loves
the Summer
Beach Runs,
each Tuesday
night, 6:30 PM,
Siesta Key Public Beach. With
plenty of new
parking, it will
be easier than
ever to par/cipate this year. To meet the Redeemer family, head straight out towards the water from the public
beach pavilion, just a li8le south of the race start line.
Runs con/nue through 11 August.
“Take Your Place” on a Redeemer
Teaching Team in 2015-16!
There is a place for you on one of our twelve Sunday
School teaching teams. If you feel called to this vital ministry, contact Jacki Boedecker, [email protected] for more
informa/on.
“Seussical the
Musical” Returns
to Redeemer
Members of our Canterbury
Choir and friends will present “Seussical the Musical.” Directed by Ann StephensonMoe, the story features all your favorite Dr. Seuss characters. Performance dates are 20-21 August.
Coming up on Sundays in June
6/7
Children’s Chapel
6/14
Children’s Chapel
6/21
Children’s Chapel, Summer Sunday Specials
(Summer Sunday School) begins—Art and Music)
6/21
Children’s Chapel, Summer Sunday Specials
6/28
Children’s Chapel, Summer Sunday Specials
End of a Great Sunday School Year
May marked the end of our Sunday School classes for 2014-15
year, and Summer Sunday Specials—mul/-age Sunday ac/vi/es
for children and youth—will start 21 June.
Our thanks to all our dedicated Sunday School teachers: 2 & 3
Year Olds: Marsha Devi8, Stephanie Kempton; & Meredith
Piazza, Pre-K: Freda Harris, Marion Almy, Carrie Lee Major, Pat
Mudge8, LeAnn Yow, Carol Lilly, Isabelle Bermudez; Kindergarten: Jacki Boedecker, Melissa & Steve Young, Margaret Barnes;
1st Grade: Shirley Fieber, Donna Hess, Valerie Montgomery;
2nd Grade: Mary Brown, Marla Leung; 3rd Grade: Melanie
Dieckman, Kellie Menke, Mary Pat Radford, Kristen & Todd
Morton; 4th Grade: Jody & John Maxwell, Ka/e & Rod
Hollingsworth; 5th Grade: Rachelle Bethel, Carolyn & Don Peet,
Lisa Gialdini; 6th Grade: Kimberly & P.J. Strom, Janet & Jeff
Trefry; 7th Grade: Melissa Dunlap, Alison Elizalde, Mary Page
Hill, Daniel Montgomery; 8th Grade: Anne Garlington, Mary Jo
Heider, Mimi Hernandez, Chris/ne Lindsay; High School:
Rebekah & Fr. David Bumsted, Mike & Mary Jane Hartens/ne,
Gloria & Kraig Koach, Dana & Russ Vega; Sunday School Angel:
Elsye Daugherty; Nursery Commi8ee Chair Malacy Wilson;
Nursery Volunteers: Barbara Donnelly; Bridge to the Word:
Frank Dieckman
Class for Parents
(and others!)
offered this summer
"Lord, Teach Us to Pray: The Basics of Prayer and Chris/an Spirituality" Are you looking for a richer
prayer life that works for you? Par/cipants in this 5 week interac/ve primer will explore Chris/an prayer and spirituality, both
modern and ancient, and discover with Fr. Wilson more effec/ve ways to pray and experience a deeper rela/onship with
God. Nurseries will be open, and “Summer Sunday Specials” for
children will run concurrently. Beginning 21 June.
Register online for VBS & LOGOS!
VBS 2015’s theme, ”Celebrate,” focuses on the Chris/an meaning of five major holidays: Advent/Christmas, Lent/Easter, Pentecost, All Saints’ Day, and Thanksgiving. Dates: 17-21 August,
9AM—noon, for those entering K-5th grade.
LOGOS 2015-16 begins 2 September.
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THE CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER GIFT & BOOK SHOPPE
Summer Shop hours: Wednesday 10:00 AM -12:30 PM, Sunday 10:00 AM -11:30 AM
All profits benefit the Rector’s Discretionary Fund
DALE TIEMAN PRIEPRIE-DIEUX NOW ON SALE IN REDEEMER’S BOOK & GIFT SHOPPE!
“A prieprie-dieu (French: literally, "pray [to] God", plural prie-dieux) is a type of prayer desk primarily intended for private
devotional use, but may also be found in churches. It is a small, ornamental wooden desk furnished with a thin,
sloping shelf for books or hands, and a kneeler. This…is useful for devotions, such as the
Rosary…, or for private, non-liturgical prayer.”—quoted from Wikipedia
Your Book & Gift Shoppe has in stock four beautiful, hand-crafted prie-dieux
created in the wood-working shop of the late Dale Tieman of Wausaukee,
Wisconsin. Mr. Tieman once supplied prie-dieux to be sold from Nashotah
House’s Mission Bookstore. It was in the store that we became acquainted with
his work. Each prie-dieu is unique and is constructed of solid hardwood. The
kneeling cushion is covered with needlepoint lovingly stitched by Redeemer’s
needlepoint committee. The prie-dieu adjusts both vertically and horizontally to
fit you comfortably.
These are the hardwoods used by Mr. Tieman and the stain finishes he applied:
Maple wood with cherry stain
Ash with chestnut stain
Oak with natural stain
Walnut with chestnut stain
Come into the gift shop to see one of these exquisite kneelers.
It will be a spiritually-enriching addition to your home and a one-of-a-kind work of art.
Our online stationery shoppe at www.redeemer.printswell.com was
created to be the hot spot online destination for trendy and vibrant stationery and photo cards. We know that stationery creates a very special
memory for those personal celebrations, and that's why our website has
top of the line designers to pair with quality printing methods. For more information contact [email protected].
All proceeds from the sales go to the Rector’s
Benevolence Fund, which supports local
missions.
Susie Shugg & Linda Robinson, Shoppe Managers
Malacy Wilson, Stationery Shop Manager
222 South Palm Avenue, Sarasota, Florida - 34236
www.redeemersarasota.org/wp/gift-shoppe/ * 941.955.4263
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VOLUME 19, NUMBER 11
MOR - Men of Redeemer
Redeemer Women
Mission: “Encouraging men, through
relationships, to seek ChristChrist-centered living.”
“to love and serve our Lord Jesus Christ”
IMPORTANT DATES:
1 August: Day of Hope: Charly and Susie Shugg and
Don Longueuil
WEEKLY OPPORTUNITIES:
Friday Men’s Prayer Breakfast
Fridays in the Eva Pope Room from 7:15 to 8:30 AM.
Contacts: Carl Stockton at 378.8098 or
Chuck Miller at 927.4843.
Saturday Men’s Prayer Group
Saturdays in the Eva Pope Room from 7:30 to 8:30 AM.
Contacts: Ed Weber at 941.320.4074 or
Ron Rayevich at 952.1793.
Accountability Groups
For help joining an Accountability Group that meets your
schedule, please call Jason Hughes at 416.1381.
DAUGHTERS OF THE KING
The Redeemer Chapter of Daughters of The
King, a religious order, will meet during the summer (June, July, and August) on the last Monday of the
month beginning with the 10:00 AM
mass.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH WOMEN (ECW)
The Diocese of Southwest Florida has monthly
meetings and workshops held at various Churches
from September through March. Contacts: Gay
Swain at 923.2939, or Mary Hills at 343.3806.
Dates to remember - 2015 (More information
will be in the weekly Bulletin).
12 October - Fall Leadership Meeting, Manasota
at Nativity, Sarasota
14 November - ECW Diocesan Annual Meeting at
DaySpring
Around and About the Parish
HIGH SCHOOL MISSION TRIP
Our high school missioners
need your help! For their mission
to the Dominican Republic, 5-12
June, they are collecting gently
used T-shirts bearing Redeemer’s
name—from VBS, mission trips,
bridge runs—as well as personalsized toiletries that will be distributed to children in the area. Leave
contributions in two boxes in Gillespie Hall, one for personal-sized
items and one for Redeemer Tshirts. We especially need T-shirts
in youth sizes. Our high school
missioners thank you!
FOURTH OF JULY AT REDEEMER
July will be here before you
know it! We would like to begin
planning for our annual 4th of July
celebration. Anyone who has ideas
and interest, please contact Tom
Younkman, 351.2858, or
[email protected], and let
him know how you can be a part of
this family affair.
DAY OF HOPE
Day Of Hope 2015 is 1 August.
Last year we invited 150 guests.
This year we will invite 250 guests.
Please pray about your involvement, and contact Charly or Susie
Shugg at 955.5713, Don Longueuil,
at
[email protected],
or visit the DOH webpage at Redeemersarasota.org for more information.
DAILY OFFICE OFFICIANTS
NEEDED
Daily Office Officiants are
needed. Prayer is an important part
of the spiritual vitality within our
Redeemer family. Each day a faithful team of readers gathers at 8:30
AM and 5:15 PM to pray for members of our parish, asking God's
blessing on us generally and praying for specific parishioners' needs.
We invite you to become part of
this extraordinary ministry. Your
commitment would be for one
Morning or Evening Prayer weekly.
Training will be arranged at a time
convenient for you. If you feel you
would like to participate in this
rewarding ministry, please call
Father Marsden, 955.4263, or
Traci Reed, 792.1571.
Parish Family Prayer
Chain
To request prayers, please
contact Don Peet at
954.1740.
We M our Pelican Crew!
Barbara & Jack Petrecca:
Chairpersons
Ronelle Ashby, Noel & Mary Belcourt,
Sue Bissell, Ruth & Frank Braden,
Charlotte Evans, Nancy Goltz, Alice
Holds, Peggy Huber, Mary Lindamood, Mae Miller, Helen Rayevich,
Jane & Sam Skogstad, and Regina
Smith.
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Men’s Book Group, “Books and Beyond”
The Church of the Redeemer
222 South Palm Avenue
Sarasota, Florida 3423634236-6799
On Tuesday evening, 23 June, the book group of the Men of Redeemer,
“Books and Beyond,” will meet to discuss Ronald C. White, Jr.’s recent biography of Lincoln, entitled simply A. Lincoln: A Biography
Biography. James McPherson, author of Battle Cry of Freedom, mentions two unique strengths of
White’s biography: its focus on the persuasive power of
Lincoln’s speeches and writings, and his “analysis of Lincoln’s evolving religious convictions, which shaped the
core of his effective leadership, his moral integrity.” The
book has been described as “an instant [Lincoln] classic
for the twenty-first century.” The meeting to discuss it will
take place in Gillespie Hall, at 7:15 PM.
Looking ahead, May 2015 marks the 70th anniversary
of the end of the Second World War in Europe. Over the
summer break in July and August, the reading selection for
the group reflects that milestone, in the
choice of Michael Dobbs’ riveting account of the period
spanning the final months of World War II -- Six Months
in 1945: From World War to Cold War. That period saw
the increasing strains in the relationships of the Allies as
the War ground to an end in Europe, the dawn of the nuclear age, and the beginning of the Cold War. Dobbs
chronicles the critical events between the Yalta Conference in February 1945 and the Potsdam Conference in
July 1945, which set the stage for a division of the European continent that lasted until the fall of the Berlin Wall
in 1989. The book has been acclaimed as “a vividly rendered story of individual and national interests in fierce competition at a
seminal moment in history.” The meeting to discuss it will take place at a
date in September to be announced.
The Bishop
The Rt. Rev. Dr. Dabney T. Smith
The Rector
The Very Rev. Fredrick A. Robinson
Associate Rector
The Rev. Richard C. Marsden
Associate Priest/Youth Ministry
The Rev. David S. Bumsted
Associate Priest/Hispanic Ministry
The Rev. Mario Castro
Associate Priest/Evangelism, Parish Development
The Rev. Charleston D. Wilson
Adjunct Priests (retired)
The Rev. Reinaldo Ayerbe
The Rev. George Busler
The Rev. A. Milton Cheney
The Rev. C. Read Heydt
The Rev. Richard B. Lampert
The Rev. Clayton Knapp
The Rev. Ralph W. Strohm
The Rev. Robert E. Sullivan
Director of Children’s Christian Formation
Jacki Boedecker
Organist/Choirmaster
Dr. Ann Stephenson-Moe
Associate Choirmaster/
Director of Contemporary Music
Daniel Cartlidge
Organist in Residence
Margaret Harris Smith
Scholar in Residence
The Rev. Dr. Orley Swartzentruber
Address/Phone Change
Don’t forget to let the Parish Office know when you change your
address and/or phone number. Help us keep our records up to date! Call
Cheryl at 955.4263 or e-mail her at [email protected].
Be sure to visit
our website at www.redeemersarasota.org
The Parish Staff
Cheryl Brodbeck - Parish Registrar
Mary Catherine Coolidge - Communications
Lachen Demlak - Sexton
Rafael Gonzalez - Sexton
Kristina Grade - Publications
Elaine Hedrick - Parish Nurse
Carolyn Peet - Admin. Asst. to the Rector
Angela Ward Saoud - Parish Secretary
Carol Ward Trudeau - Secretary
John Walsworth - Business Manager
The Vestry
Brigham Clegg - Senior Warden
Dora Thomas - Junior Warden
Hector Antezana
William Brush
Raul Elizalde
Scott Ferguson
Augusta Haeffner
George Mims
Kristin Morton
Rita Roehr
William Segraves
E. Douglas Spangler
John Mercurio - Treasurer
Carolyn Peet - Clerk
The Pelican is published monthly except July.
Deadline for the August Pelican is Wednesday, 1
July. E-mail your articles to
[email protected], Articles may
also be mailed or delivered to the parish office
(Attention: Publications), 222 South Palm Avenue, Sarasota, FL 34236, or faxed to
941.365.1379. Please be sure your name and
phone number are included. Submissions may be
edited.
THE CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER
REDEEMER
222 South Palm Avenue
Sarasota, Florida 34236-6799
Phone: 941.955.4263
Fax: 941.365.1379
E-mail: [email protected]
www.redeemersarasota.org
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Annual Fourth of July Event
This year we’ll once again
celebrate the 4th of July
at our
Annual Parish Picnic.
Join all your fellow parishioners for a “bang“bang-up” night!