August Evangelist 2016

The Evangelist
August 2016
When I consider your heavens, the work of your fingers,
the moon and the stars, which you have set in place,
what is mankind that you are mindful of them,
human beings that you care for them?
You have made them
a little lower than the angels
and crowned them with glory and honor.
(Psalm 8:3-5)
Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church
100 Arroyo Pinon Dr.
Sedona, AZ 86336
928-282-4457
Office Hours: Monday-Friday, 9am to 1pm
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Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church Staff:
The Rev. Grayce O'Neill Rowe: Interim Rector
The Rev. Deirdre Moulinier: Deacon
Winifred Follett: Verger
Jim Hose: Senior Warden
Monte MacConnell: Junior Warden
Shirley R. Pogany: Parish Administrator
Philip Thompson: Bulletin Secretary
Jeannette Sasmor: Parish Nurse
Julie Williams: Youth Minister
Gary Livermont: Treasurer
Saint Andrew's Worship Schedules:
Sunday Eucharist:
9:00am - Rite II
9:00am - Rite I, first Sunday of each month
Healing Prayers:
2nd and 4th Sundays of each month at the 9:00am service
Morning Prayer:
Monday, Tuesday, and Friday - 9:00am
Contemplative Holy Eucharist:
Wednesdays - 10:30am
Gospel Co-op Eucharist:
Thursdays - 10:00am
Centering Prayer:
2nd and 4th Mondays of each month - 3:00pm
Taize Eucharist:
Saturdays - 7:00pm
Labyrinth Walks: Offered on Special occasions but Open Daily
for public use.
In This Issue
A Word from our Interim Rector
A Word from our Deacon
Youth News
Health News
Sedona Literacy Center
NAU Canterbury
Vestry Meeting Minutes
Financial Snap-shot
Search Committee Report
Shindig News
In Memoriam
Announcements
A Big Thank You
Annual Rummage Sale
Serving in August
Church Network
Celebrations
August Calendar
New Photos
A Word from our Interim Rector
"Waiting for the Soul to Catch Up" (the title of an article
written by Terry Hershey in Trinity News, the magazine of
Trinity Church - St. Paul's Chapel in New York City) is a title
that caught my eye. This unusual title comes from a story
that the author quoted in which she told of an American
traveler on safari in Kenya. This traveler was loaded down
with maps, timetables, agendas. He had an enormous amount of supplies,
luggage and "essential stuff." He was delighted when on the first morning and
then the second and the third mornings they all awoke early, traveled fast and
went far into the bush. On the fourth morning, however, the porters refused to
move. The American was incensed and complained that this was a waste of
valuable time. He demanded to be told what was going on. The translator told
him that the porters were waiting for their souls to catch up with their bodies!
What a concept - waiting for our souls to catch up with our bodies.
We are still in the midst of the summer season and so it is a good time for us to
be conscious of giving our souls the chance to catch up with our bodies. We
often seem to live our lives at a frantic pace and that is true for people who are
retired as well. If you do an internet search, you will even find a large
assortment of book-a-minute books. The books take the important parts and
eliminate all that is not considered essential so that the book can be read in a
minute. Can you imagine that? How sad that we have let our lives get so very
busy that we need abbreviated books since we simply do not have the time for
anything else.
During the remainder of this summer, take some time to slow down, take some
time to review how you live your life. If you have a vacation planned during
these final weeks of summer, why not include some time to simply be, to let
your soul catch up with your body. If you have a few extra evenings at home
because of meetings that are cancelled for the summer, do the same. We all
need to take care of ourselves; we need to slow down, spending some quiet time
reflecting, letting our souls catch up with our bodies.
If you are a student returning to school, remember to take time to let your soul
catch up with your body. It is so easy to get overwhelmed with schoolwork.
Please be dedicated to getting your work complete while at the same time
being certain to take necessary time to rest. This applies to parents as well.
Our Search Committee has been working at a feverish pace. It is exciting work
but even they need to remember to take some time to slow down. If they are
overworked and stressed, then they might easily miss God's direction in
choosing a new rector for St. Andrew's.
Just a few short weeks ago Mary and Ron Piotrowski suffered the tragic
deaths of their daughter-in-law and her unborn child. They will grieve this
death for many, many months to come. My prayer for them is that they take
all of the time that they need to let their souls be nourished so that they might
find a way forward. Our gifts of sympathy cards and phone calls are all a way
to help them as they grieve. Mary was priest to so many at St. Andrew's and so
it is very understandable that you may feel a desire to provide care and
support for her. This is a difficult time but it is important to remember that the
Bishop is now pastor to Mary and Ron. He will find ways for them to receive
the support that they need. We can certainly help by keeping them in our
prayers.
Our lives this summer have been deeply touched by the violence, terror and
deaths throughout the world as well as in our country. Continuing to live our
lives at our frenetic pace it is possible to go from one act of terror to the next
without really comprehending what this is doing to our world, what this
continuing violence is doing to our souls. Please take some time to reflect and
pray asking God how you can best help to bring about peace and hope in the
lives of our community.
I hope that you will take some quiet time during these remaining weeks of
summer to allow your souls time to catch up with your bodies.
Blessings, Grayce
A Word from our Deacon
Recover, Rejoice!
Some of you know of my love and deep respect for the 12
Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous. The study and "working"
of these steps has truly changed my life and has played a
crucial role in making me open to the transforming love of
Christ. I was participating in a Bible study with friends
from AA when I had my own personal spiritual transformation 21 years ago
that set me on the path I am on today.
The 12 Steps have been used to effect change in so many different areas of
life starting with addiction but also in areas of other dysfunction and
sometimes just as an agent of change. And it works! The 12 Steps were
originally formed by a group called The Oxford Group which was led by an
Ecumenical minister and based on the Biblical principles of acceptance, faith,
atonement, forgiveness and ministry to others. Sound familiar?
Richard Rohr wrote in his book, Breathing Under Water, "I believe that Jesus
and the Twelve Steps of A.A. are saying the same thing with a different
vocabulary:
We suffer to get well.
We surrender to win.
We die to live.
We give it away to keep it."
In this book, Richard Rohr explains the value and he uses the 12 Steps of AA
to address the changes taking place within us, our families, our churches and
our society. He teaches those who are unfamiliar with the steps and those who
tend to use the steps only when crisis hits, how to use them on a spiritual level
so that we can effect change in our churches and communities. I highly
recommend this book and would love to have a book study on it for those who
are interested.
At last year's AZ Episcopal Diocese Convention we talked about how to bring
12 Step meetings back into the church as a form of outreach. Now at St.
Andrew's we are inviting 12 Step groups to share our space. But we don't have
to limit ourselves to only hosting these groups. We can use the steps ourselves
to help us through this time of transition in our own church. For those who are
having a difficult time, these steps are a valuable tool for working through the
process. For those who don't feel any angst, the 12 Steps and Richard Rohr's
book are fabulous guidelines for how to reap the rewards of a healthy
community.
I invite you to take the first step:
"We admitted we were powerless over people, places and things, that our lives
had become unmanageable."
Or as we read in the book of Matthew,
"And when Jesus looked at the crowds, he felt sorry for them because they
were harassed and dejected, like sheep without a shepherd".
Come join me as we learn to be agents of love and transformation not only in
our own church but in our communities and in our rapidly changing world!
With much love and affection, your Deacon,
Deirdre
P.S. My current involvement with 12 Step Recovery is with Compulsive Eaters
Anonymous-Honesty, Open-mindedness & Willingness, or CEAHOW (pronounced "see how"). This is a program of weight loss and
management. We meet at 9:30 am on Saturday mornings in the Parish Hall at
St. Andrew's. The only requirement for attendance is a desire to lose weight.
Youth News from
Julie Williams
Well, it has happened again...summer has flown by and
we are ready to get back to school on August 3rd. Each year
it seems to go quicker and quicker or maybe all the kids are
just growing up faster! We've had a fun summer of family
trips, Chapel Rock Camp, and anticipating the start of a new
school year. We had Sunday School twice over the summer
and are planning to start Sunday School again every
Sunday beginning August 7th.
Once again, I would like to say THANK YOU ALL for helping the kids reach
their goal of being able to attend a week of summer camp. Josie H., Josie W.,
Analiz, and Angeleah all attended camp. Each of them enjoyed meeting new
friends and reconnecting with old ones at Chapel Rock. All of the girls returned
home eager to go back next summer.
Happy Summer to all!
Love & Blessings,
Julie Williams
Health news
As I reflect back on my experience this July at Camp 60's
More or Less, I find it hard to pick just one aspect of camp
that was my favorite. It wasn't just the programs around
the theme "Balancing Physical, Mental and Spiritual
Health" although they were very informative and the
presenters gave us much to think about and new skills to
practice. It wasn't just the music although it was a pleasure
to listen the choir perform and participate in the Holden Prayer Service. It
wasn't just the laughter generated by the performers in the Talent Show
although we all felt happy and relaxed afterward. It wasn't just the delicious
food prepared on site and served by people who enjoy what they do. And it
wasn't just the opportunity to participate in the morning and evening worship
services that joined us by our beliefs. It was all of the above and 54 strangers
from around the state coming together to share the experience and leaving at
the end of camp with new ideas and new friends. This was my fifth summer
camp. And it just keeps getting better. I am already planning to go in July
2017. I hope some of you will join me!
Jeannette L Sasmor, RNCe, FCN
Parish Nurse
Sedona Literacy Center
In August, The Sedona Literacy Center will be gearing up
for a new year of tutoring for second and third graders. The
school district has had some schedule changes and
therefore, we must also have some schedule changes. The
details have not yet been worked out but as soon as they
are, we will finalize our schedule. Meanwhile, we plan to
hold our Orientation for prospective volunteers on
Thursday morning, September 15th. The exact time has not
been decided but all the details about Orientation will be posted in The Weekly
in late August.
NAU Canterbury News from
Brad Eubanks, Episcopal Campus
Chaplain
Summer is nearing the end and here at Canterbury we
are gearing up for the 2016-2017 academic year. This Fall,
we will have a Eucharist Service, followed by dinner, every
Sunday night at 6:30 PM starting on August 28th.
On August 29th, the first day of classes at NAU, we will
have a Blessing of the Backpacks from 7:30 AM - 11:30 AM
outside the University Union. All are invited!
Many Blessings and thank you for your continued support,
Brad
St. Andrew's
2016 Vestry
Meeting Minutes from June 9, 2016
Present: Grayce O'Neill Rowe, Jim Hose, Senior Warden, Monte MacConnell, Junior
Warden, Irene Croft, Phillip Valance, Julie Williams, Deirdre Moulinier, William Crowley
and Linda Rachel, Recorder
Absent: Jeannette Sasmor, Margaret Kelley, Peg MacMillan, Gary Livermont, Treasurer
Eucharist: Grayce Rowe; Linda Rachel - Devotional Reading.
Called to Order: Grayce Rowe.
Old Business:
Vestry Minutes of May 12, 2016: Phil Valence motioned for approval, Monte MacConnell
seconded. Minutes approved and accepted as amended.
Update: Windows - Monte MacConnell: Glazing- Monte is still pursuing optimal vendors
to provide the glazing work discussed in May. Window Washing: following general
discussion, Linda Rachel moved to have the windows washed twice a year. Monte seconded
this motion. The motion was approved with the twice yearly schedule to be determined at a
later date. John Haney's "Window Works" to be the vendor.
Signage: Don Harr bought lumber for new roadside signage on 89A. The work is in
process.
Hearing Aids: Most hearing aids are not working properly. Monte has no information
regarding maintenance of these aids. Grayce and Phil suggested Shirley may have this
information.
Action Item - Monte to follow-up.
Telephone/Internet - Linda Rachel: Objective (multiple voice mail & upgraded Internet
bandwidth/speed). Following much follow up with current telephone/internet providers it
was determined they either cannot provide the upgrades we desire or are cost
prohibitive. We are NO LONGER under contract with Century Link. There are NO early
termination fees. The Suddenlink proposal appears to offer the desired upgrades while
saving money. There was general discussion regarding our contract with Century Link and
the possibility of being part of a Diocese wide master contract. It was suggested the Canon
for Communication could provide the answer. Monte MacConnell moved that contingent
upon the answer from the Diocese we proceed with Suddenlink. Jim Hose seconded the
motion. The motion carried and was approved.
Action Item: Linda Rachel to follow up.
New Business:
New Vestry Member: Jim Hose introduced William Crowley as the nominee to replace
Carolyn Stillman's position. Monte MacConnell made a motion to accept his
nomination. Linda Rachel seconded the motion. Motion carried and was approved.
Treasurer's Report: Deferred until the July meeting. Treasurer on vacation.
Finance Report- Phil Valance: Phil stated the finance committee was making good
progress on the manual. He further advised the vestry of the preliminary budget schedule
and it was agreed this would be the focus of the next Vestry meeting on July 28th at 2:00
p.m.
Rector's Report - Grayce Rowe:
1.
The Rector and Senior Warden are now meeting no less than once a month and find
communication is essential.
2. It was suggested the Senior and Junior Warden's meet regularly as well.
Search Committee Report - Jim Hose:
1.
Things are happening fast. Going forward we will be included in emails. The job
posting is up on the website
2. Still working on Parish Profile.
3. The website is getting updated and in a couple of days the information will be
available locally.
4. The Search Committee is working with Brian Belanger to develop Interview Questions.
General Discussion:
1.
Outreach - Greg Noyes is the coordinator for the 12 step group.
2. Stillman Reception: Deidre will speak to Kelly about a "singing bowl" as a gift for the
Stillman's. The Vestry will host a reception on the 25th in recognition of the years of
worship and service from the Stillman's at St. Andrews. Monte MacConnell to order
cake. We will have finger food and salads. Jim Hose to quarterback.
Respectfully submitted, Linda Rachel
Financial Snap-shot
January to July 2016
For more details, see the Treasurer's Report posted on the
bulletin board in Parish Hall.
Item
YTD
Budget YTD
Income: Plate and Unpledged Offerings
$17,868
$17,997
Income: Pledge Paymenta
$96,382
$92,253
Income: All Other
$6.227
$12,269
All Operating Income
$120,477
$122,519
All Operating Expenses
$(103,851)
$(120,812)
Net Excess/(Deficit)
$16,626
$1,707
Pass-through Contributions
Sedona Community Food Bank
$33.00
Rector's Discfretionary Fund
$451.00
Deacon's Discretionary Fund
$500.00
Sedona Community Suppers
$1,414
Sedona Literacy Program
0
Allehuia Fund
$30.00
NAU Canterbury
$0
ECW-Church Periodical Club
$0
UTO
$0
Misc. Outreach
$400.00
Search Committee Report from
Mary Therese MacConnell
The Search Committee has posted several documents this
month on the St. Andrew's webpage. To view this new
information, simply click on the "Rector Search" tab on the left
side, just under the picture of the stained glass window. When
the Rector Search page opens up, you will find general
information and several different tabs you can click on for
more detailed information such as: Parish Profile, Contact Information, and
Job Description. We hope you like what you see! Please continue to keep us in
your prayers as God guides us on our search for St. Andrew's new Rector.
Shindig News
from Barbara Livermont
Shindig Update: Putting the "FUN" back in fundraising!
The Fundraising Committee, consisting of Jan Haury, Jim
Hose, Fran Karuzas, Linda Rachel, Jean Valence, and myself,
has been busy planning for St. Andrew's social event of the
year, Savor the Flavor-A Harvest Extravaganza. This event will
be held on Saturday, October 8 at the home of Linda and John Rachel. See the
related ad below for details. This important fundraising event will require the
participation of all parishioners to ensure its success. St. Andrew's operating
budget includes $11,500 expected income from Shindigs. Income from Shindigs
so far this year has totaled $2,075, so we will need to clear $9, 425 to meet this
budget goal.
You can support this event by attending, donating auction or raffle items,
underwriting expenses, or work preparing for the event. Last year's Danson
Under the Stars was a huge success thanks to the generosity of parishioners.
We may not have Ted Danson this year, but we will have a beautiful venue,
delicious food and wine, entertainment, and the best company you could wish
for. Please plan to attend Savor the Flavor-A Harvest Extravaganza and be
prepared to have fun while financially supporting the ministries of St.
Andrew's.
Savor the Flavor
A Harvest Extravaganza
Saturday, October 8
Attendees will be treated to a delightful harvest celebration at the home of
Linda and John Rachel on the banks of Oak Creek off Page Springs Road. The
surrounding vineyards and lush greenery will provide a perfect backdrop for
an afternoon/evening of musical entertainment, a delicious 5 course harvest
dinner with wine pairings, a raffle and live auction.
Dress is casual elegant with comfortable footwear.
Shuttle service will be provided.
You are encouraged to invite guests to this major fundraiser of the year.
Donation: $100 per person
All proceeds support St. Andrew's ministries
Reservations will be accepted starting July 25
What can you do to support this event?
*Mark your calendar & invite your friends
*Offer items for the raffle and live auction such as art, jewelry, time share
vacation time, gift certificates, gift baskets, dinner at your home
*Donate money to help underwrite the cost of the event
*Volunteer to cook, set up, clean up, serve, give rides
For more information please contact Barbara Livermont
[email protected] or 928-554-4121
In Memoriam:
Melissa Catherine Milloy, 40, of Phoenix passed
away suddenly on Tuesday July 5. Melissa was
beloved by her many friends, family, and students.
Melissa was born in Cheverly, MD and grew up in
Budd Lake and Belle Mead, NJ. She attended
Montgomery High School and was a stand out cross
country runner. Melissa attended Virginia Tech,
where she originally majored in Organic Chemistry
before transferring to English. After a short stay in
Albuquerque to attend the University of New Mexico,
Melissa moved to Arizona in 1997 to pursue her
masters in English at Arizona State. Her studies there
focused on the influence of nature in our lives and
wilderness as a literary character. Melissa met her
husband, George Piotrowski of Flagstaff, AZ, while at
ASU in 2001. They were married in Sedona in 2005
and lived in Tempe, then later central Phoenix. Melissa
and George were expecting their first child, a son to be named Matthew James, this
December. Melissa taught English at Mesa Community College and started a private
tutoring company to help her students prepare for college. She loved all animals, nature,
and her family and friends very much. She is survived by her husband George, her father
Jim Milloy of Basking Ridge, NJ, mother and step-father Linda and Allan Sager of Tracys
Landing, MD, her grandmother Dorothy Carroll of Upper Marlboro, MD, her sister and
brother-in-law Kelly and Tim Gray of Medway, MA, and six wonderful nieces and
nephews. A memorial celebration of her life will take place at 11am Saturday July 16 at All
Care Mortuary Garden Chapel, 1541 E. Thomas Road, Phoenix, AZ. The family is
requesting that instead of flowers, please donate in her name to the animal charity of your
choice.
To offer condolence to the family of Melissa Catherine Milloy, please
visithttp://hansenmortuary.com or Click here
There are sympathy cards for the Piotrowski Family in Parish Hall. Everyone is welcomed
to sign one. If you would like to send an individual card to the family, this is the address:
The Piotrowski's
2035 N. Southern Hills Dr.
Flagstaff, AZ. 86004-8410
Announcements:
Music Director:
St. Andrew's is seeking a Part-Time Music Director.
Piano and Conducting small choir required; organ desirable. Sunday morning services and
mid-week rehearsals. Mail resume and references to Parish Administrator, St. Andrew's
Episcopal Church, 100 Arroyo
Piñon
Drive, Sedona, AZ 86336 or call (928) 282-4457
From the Diocese:
A Big Thank You!
Thank you to Ron Rummell, Linda Rachel and Jim Hose for all the hard work they did in
remodeling the Rector's Office! It really looks Great! Everyone is welcome to come by after
services on Sunday to see the new office if you like.
Thank you to Sandy Reid for making her late husband's desk available for purchase for our
Deacon, Deirdre Moulinier, for her office. Larry Reid's desk looks great in Deirdre's office!
Everyone is welcome to come by after services on Sunday
to see the new desk if you like.
Annual Rummage Sale Information
The Annual Rummage Sale is going to be September 23th and 24th. Start
getting your items ready now! If you are interested in volunteering to help
with the sale, please contact Mary Therese MacConnell
at [email protected] or call her at: 208-866-7394
Pick-up and Storage of Items information to be announced as we get closer
to the date of the sale.
Donated Items Needed:
Clothing: Clean and gently used men's, women's and children's clothing,
shoes and accessories
Linens: Clean and gently used bedding, towels and curtains
Decorative: Knick-knacks, artwork, baskets, decor items and throw rugs
Furniture: Clean and gently used furniture without stains, rips or odors
Sporting Goods: Sports equipment and board games
Small Appliances: Must be in working condition
Electronics: Must be in working condition. No Computers!
Tools: Hand tools, power tools and gardening tools
Audio/Visual: Books, Bibles, CD's, DVD's and games
Outdoor Items: Furniture, gardening items and accessories
TV's: Must not be older than 2007
Items NOT Accepted:
Computers: Please take computers to Staples in Sedona
Furniture/Beds: Mattresses, box springs, sofa beds, waterbeds and pillow
Household Items: Used carpeting or padding and large appliances
Garage Items: Tires, paint, flammable liquids and florescent bulbs
Children's Items: Cribs, playpens and car seats
Audio/Visual: Encyclopedias and out of date text books, any TV older than
2007
Serving in August:
August 7th
12th Sunday
after Pentecost
Proper 14
Genesis 15:1-6
Psalm 33:12-22
Hebrews 11:1-3, 8-16
Luke 12:32-40
L1: Jan Haury
L2: Ginny Chanda
Altar: Winnie Follett
C2: Jan Haury
August 14th
13th Sunday
after Pentecost
Jeremiah 23:23-29
Psalm 82
Hebrews 11:29, 12:2
Luke 12:49-56
L1: Jim Hose
L2: Christie Palmer
Isaiah 58:9b-14
Psalm 103:1-8
Hebrews 12:18-29
Luke 13:10-17
L1: Rick Baker
L2: Sally Kohrs
Sirach 10:12-18 or
Proverbs 25:6-7
Psalm 112
Hebrews 13:1-8, 15-16
Luke 14:1, 7-14
(This section subject to change)
L1: Monte MacConnell
L2: Rita O'Connor
Altar: Jim Hose
C2: Janet Shreve
Proper 15
August 21st
14th Sunday
after Pentecost
Altar: Rick Baker
C2: Julie Williams
Proper 16
August 28th
15th Sunday
after Pentecost
Proper 17
Altar: Rita O'Connor
C2: Doug Sandvall
Acolytes: - (no info at this time)
August 7 August 14 August 21 August 28 Ushers:
August 7 - Gary Livermont and Greg Noyes
August 14 - Tom and Linda Turner
August 21 - Karee Kamis and Sally Kohrs
August 28 - Peg MacMillan and Jan Haury
Altar Guild:
August 7 - Christie Palmer
August 14 - Connie Johnson and Winnie Follett
August 21 - Janet Shreve and Deanna Crowley
August 28 - Isabell Blanton
Greeters:
August 7 - Monte and Mary Therese MacConnell
August 14 - none
August 21 - none
August 28 - none
Vestry Person of the Day:
August 7 - Linda Rachel
August 14 – Jim Hose
August 21 – Jim Hose
August 28 - Monte MacConnell
Church Network:
Trade/Service
Name
Contact Info
Home or Business: Technical,
Computer, Internet Support
Rick Baker
928-239-4184
Licensed General Contractor
Bob Moulinier
928-399-0505
Construction, Remodeling
Major or Minor
Chip Putman
928-301-6904
Housekeeping
Luz Diaz
928-254-9664
Housekeeping/Homemade
Tamales
Prudencia Solis
210-373-9040
928-274-5042
Attorney
Adrienne Hanley
928-282-4511
Medicare Supplement Ins.
LTC Ins. & Estate Documents
Linda Sandvall
928-300-2101
Roofing and Roof Repairs
Joe Cantrella
928-284-1754
Caregiver and Cook
Cookie Carpenter
928-300-3636
Coldwell Banker Real Estate
Ed Hanley
928-300-7000
Mary Kay Cosmetics
Deacon Deirdre Mouliner 928-399-0677
Insurance: Home, Auto, Life,
Health and Commercial
Jim Moeny
928-649-2255
Celebrations:
Happy Birthday
and
Happy Anniversary
to ALL those celebrating in August!!
August 2016
SUN MON
TUE
WED
THU
FRI
SAT
1
8:45-Pilates
9-Morning
Prayer
3:30-AGSO
5-Community
Supper
2
9-Morning
Prayer
11-Yoga
5-Men's BBQ
3
8:45-Pilates
8:45-Greek
10:30Contemplative
Holy Eucharist
12-Staff Mtg
2-Caring for
Caregivers
4
8:45-Yoga
10-Gospel Co-op
Holy Eucharist
11:30-Lunch
Bunch
4-Worship Team
Mtg.
6-Hawkins Grp
5
8:45Pilates
9-Morning
Prayer
10-Mary
Martha
6
9:30Overeaters
Annon.
7-Taize
7 12th
Sunday
after
Pentecost
8:50Sunday
School
9-Rite I
8
8:45-Pilates
9-Morning
Prayer
3-Centering
Prayer
5-Community
Supper
9
9-Morning
Prayer
1:45-Sed.
Winds
2:30Kindred
health
10
8:45-Pilates
8:45-Greek
10:30Contemplative
Holy Eucharist
12-Staff Mtg
11
10-Gospel Co-op
Holy Eucharist
12
8:45Pilates
9-Morning
Prayer
10-Mary
Martha
13
9:30Overeaters
Annon.
7-Taize
14 13th
Sunday
after
Pentecost
8:50Sunday
School
9-Rite II
15
16
8:45-Pilates
9-Morning
9-Morning
Prayer
Prayer
3:30-AGSO
5-St. Andrew's
hosts
Community
Supper
17
8:45-Pilates
8:45-Greek
10:30Contemplative
Holy Eucharist
12-Staff Mtg
2-Caring for
Caregivers
18
10-Gospel Co-op
Holy Eucharist
11:30-Lunch
Bunch
6-Hawkins Grp
19
8:45Pilates
9-Morning
Prayer
10-Mary
Martha
20
9:30Overeaters
Annon.
7-Taize
21 14th
Sunday
after
Pentecost
8:50Sunday
School
9-Rite II
22
8:45-Pilates
9-Morning
Prayer
3-Centering
Prayer
5-Community
Supper
23
9-Morning
Prayer
24
8:45-Pilates
8:45-Greek
10:30Contemplative
Holy Eucharist
12-Staff Mtg
25
10-Gospel Co-op
Holy Eucharist
11:30-Lunch
Bunch
6-Hawkins Grp
26
8:45Pilates
9-Morning
Prayer
10-Mary
Martha
27
9:30Overeaters
Annon.
7-Taize
28 15th
Sunday
after
Pentecost
9-Rite II
29
8:45-Pilates
9-Morning
Prayer
3:30-AGSO
5-Community
Supper
30
9-Morning
Prayer
31
8:45-Pilates
8:45-Greek
10:30Contemplative
Holy Eucharist
12-Staff Mtg
11:30-Lunch
Bunch
2-Vestry Mtg
6-Hawkins Grp
New Photos
(All photos by Greg Noyes)
Sedona Community Supper, July 4, 2016
Thank you to the Volunteers from St. Andrew's for helping to
make this holiday supper possible.