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The Rev. Dr. Billy Walton, Deacon

608 West Jefferson Street Tupelo, MS 38804

(662) 842-4386 Fax (662) 842-0204

www.allsaintstupelo.org [email protected]

4th, 5th, 6th, & 7th SUNDAYS AFTER PENTECOST ~ AUGUST, 2017

The Seekers, 7th through 12th grade Offers topical, yet Bible-based lessons based on current events and other trending subjects that have an immediate relevancy to youth. What better way to capture the attention of a young person than to discuss things that are important to them, to talk about what they are talking about.

Catechesis is a Montessori approach to the religious formation of children, rooted in the Bible and the liturgy of the church. It also adheres to the educational principals of Maria Montessori, whose philosophy was to teach children with an emphasis on independence, freedom within limits, and respect for a child’s intrinsic desire to learn.

FROM THE OFFICE

For more information, visit our website www.allsaintstupelo.org

https://facebook.com/AllSaintstupelo/

http://twitter.com/AllSaintsTupelo

https://www.instagram.com/allsaintstupelo/

We need volunteers to serve as

ushers during services on

Sundays. Both services (8:30 &

10:45 a.m.) need additional

ushers, but we especially need them at the 10:45

service. Duties include handing out bulletins, helping

visitors find their way around our campus and directing

the congregation to the communion rail. If you would

be willing to serve in this capacity, please contact the

office at 842-4386.

AVERAGE SUNDAY

June – 123 June YTD – 151

May – 132 May YTD – 154

In accordance with our By-Laws, Article

IV, Section 2C, the Vestry elected Bud

Nelson to fill the vacancy on the vestry

due to the death of Rhonda Saunders.

Bud’s term on the Vestry will expire in

2020. You can read Bud’s bio at

http://allsaintstupelo.com/all/?page_id=157.

Our thanks to Bud for his willingness and commitment to

serve in this capacity.

God, who is the giver of every good gift, you are ever present

in our lives and in the world. You act through us, your people,

to care for and provide for everyone.

We pray for the courage to break out of our insecurity and

fear around money as we deepen our understanding of our

relationship to you and how we use our financial resources to

do your work in the world.

We pray these things that we might know you better, that

you will increase our desire and ability to give and help others

through ministry and friendship and to gratefully commit

ourselves to the work you have given us to do. Amen.

Borrowed from Trinity Episcopal Church, Swanton, Vermont

Revenue: Actual Budget

Pledge $35,220 $38,507

All other sources $ 8,095 $ 3,683

Total $43,315 $42,190

Expenses:

Clergy $ 1,073 $ 9,314

Staff $12,546 $12,039

Office $ 764 $ 1,456

Physical Plant $ 9,178 $ 8,583

Cmty. Outreach $ 8,464 $ 9,081

Worship/Programs $ 1,603 $ 1,777

Special Programs $ 0 $ 0

Total $38,056 $42,207

Net Total $ 9,687 ($ 60)

Year-to-date operating surplus $ 66,337

Actual Revenue $ 5,770

Actual Expenses $17,226

Net ($11,456)

Cash Balance at month end $98,994

CAPITAL CAMPAIGN – JUNE, 2017

OPERATING – JUNE, 2017 An Order of Service for Noonday

with Prayers for Healing

Wednesdays at 12:05 p.m. in the Chapel

August 2, 9, 16, 23, & 30

neighborhoodlife Each Saturday, Helping Hands Helping Homeless uses the

Salvation Army’s campus to feed lunch to our area’s

hungry. Various church groups sign up to provide the

meal each week, and All Saints’ has offered to serve lunch

on Saturday, August 5. We need volunteers to help with

the cooking, serving, and clean up that day. We also need

food items donated to help provide the meal (or feel free

to make a monetary donation). Look for sign-up sheets

in the church on Sundays and in the church office during

the week. An average of 100-120 people are fed each

Saturday through this ministry so we will need lots of

extra hands to help with this project. Please contact Mary

Howard King for more information.

The Neighborhood Life Committee will meet

Tuesday, August 1 at 5:30 p.m. in the kitchen to

prep for the meal that will be served. All are

invited to join us!

PARISH MINISTRIES

SEARCH

COMMITTEE

Almighty God, giver of every good gift: Look

graciously on your Church, and so guide the minds

of those who shall choose a priest for this parish,

that we may receive a faithful pastor, who will care

for your people and equip us for our ministries;

through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.

From the Book of Common Prayer

The search committee has completed the parish

profile and it has been sent to the Bishop for final

approval. Our thanks to Tom Robinson and

Associates for their work in producing the profile for

us.

The next phase of our process will include a meeting

with our search consultant, The Rev. Canon David

Johnson, to begin outlining the interview process.

Once we have received the final list of candidates

from the Bishop, the profile will be distributed to

them and the interview process will begin.

ASAP All Saints’ Assistance Program

In June, we assisted 76 families with a total

of 194 children under the age of 18.

January – June

We have assisted 209 families with a total

of 479 children under the age of 18

Since January $87,145.53 has been distributed from the

Family Resource Center grant to assist families with utility

deposits and payments, rental deposits and payments

and temporary emergency housing.

According to the January

2017 Point-in-Time Count,

Tupelo had 57 homeless

individuals, with a total of 117

homeless individuals in the

Northeast Mississippi area.

Mississippi had a total of 1,472 homeless individuals.

During the Fall semester of the 2016-2017 school

year, Tupelo Public School District had 88 students

who were homeless (based on Department of

Education criteria.) During the 2015-2016 school

year, Tupelo Public School District had 163 who were

homeless.

JESUS Wherever we bury Jesus, he comes back to life. We can

bury him in the Bible or in stained glass windows, in

creeds and formulas and the heritage of our own

tradition, in movies and plays and music, in our past. We

can even bury him in bread and wine. And each time from

each place he rises from the dead. He sheds the words

and images and walks right on out into the world.

–Br. Curtis Almquist

The Society of St. John the Evangelist

"Ultreya" is a Spanish word,

derived from the original Latin,

meaning Onward! It was in

common use by pilgrims to greet

and to encourage one another

along the way.

This word is now used by the Cursillo community to

signify the meeting which is held after a Cursillo

experience. This meeting may be between Cursillistas

from one or several commmunities.

The Ultreya gathers together groups from a particular

region and provides continuity by contributing to the

maintenance of the Cursillo spirit and by revealing the

reality of the living Church.

In a climate of friendship, members share their life

experiences based on the three tenets of Cursillo life i.e.

prayer, study and action, or based on a passage from

Scripture. This sharing can be contemplative in nature or

may deal with an evangelizing experience. These sharings

from real-life experiences, serve as examples to all of us

of the challenge which Jesus lays before His followers "Go

and do likewise."

If you have attended Cursillo and would be interested in

joining an Ultreya group at All Saints’, please call the

office at 842-4386.

AUGUST 15

T.H.E. C.A.R.E. T.E.A.M. is in NEED of food for our

freezer. Servings for 1 or 2 people are best! We also

NEED volunteers for our service network!!! We need

one person each for food delivery, flower delivery,

transportation and visitation. As a volunteer, you

would be "on call" one week out of every 6 for

service. We all work as a team and cover for one

another when needed. If you are interested in

becoming a part of this ministry or want more

information, please contact Vicky Vance. My cell

number is in the church directory or available in the

church office. -Vicky

Our team has continued to be very active through

the second quarter of 2017. The following

summarizes our service for that period. Our

accounting is lower than actual activity due to

vacation and other obligations of team members.

9 Families or individuals served

27 visits made 16+ messages sent

15+ phone calls placed 3+ food deliveries made

11+ flower deliveries made

4 transportations provided 6+ notes sent

1+ care for caregiver services provided

WE HOPE YOU WILL CONSIDER JOINING

OUR TEAM!!!

PARISH MINISTRIES

This month I want to begin by sharing the number of meals served this past year

and compare it to previous years. As you can see from the chart, our data is fairly

consistent with the last two years and we will probably serve around 18,000 meals

this year. This is down from our highest year during 2014, I believe the improving

job outlook and economy for our guests has assisted in reducing the number of

meals served. Remember our guests are not just the homeless; we serve people

that are disabled, retired, employed (usually part-time fast food jobs), homeless

that stay at the Salvation Shelter and the unemployed.

MUTEH (Mississippi United to End Homelessness) has still not hired a fulltime

employee to serve our homeless population but, we do have one case manager

who is assisting several homeless individuals in the Tupelo area. He is coming from

the Jackson area to assist with this population about two to three times a week.

New donations to Saints’ Brew include the Tupelo Public Schools, which has been

gracious in donating cartons of milk that they are unable to use because of school

letting out or the end of their summer meals. We also have received 40 pounds of

yummy sausage from Shannon Vernon, Kamme Riddle’s brother, which our Monday

crew made into patties.

This year marks Saints’ Brew 10th anniversary! We are in the initial stages of

determining how we want to celebrate. Please be willing to assist with this

celebration when asked.

Also, we could use a volunteer who could assist with finding and writing grants

for Saints’ Brew; anyone who has experience with grants please give me a call or

email me. We can always use people who want to be substitute crewmembers.

As usual I wish to thank everyone who makes a donation to Saints’ Brew. A box

of cereal, canned fruit, sugar or coffee really makes a difference in our costs. Please

keep Saints’ Brew in mind when grocery shopping. Thank you to all of our

volunteers – we could not do this without you. -Mona Warlick

Serving a full, hot

breakfast to those

in need

TOTAL MEALS

SERVED:

2017 YTD/Total

9,016 / 137,286

2016 Yearly/Total

19,480 / 128,270

2015 Yearly/Total

18,125 / 108,790

2014 Yearly/Total

21,365 / 90,665

Wednesday

August 23

5:45 p.m. In the Parish Hall

The Hospitality Committee will be grilling

hamburgers and hotdogs and provide the

condiments and chips! Bring a side dish

(vegetables, salads, slaw, potato salad, and

desserts). A nursery will be provided.

PARISH MINISTRIES

ECW

Wednesday

August 16

5:45 p.m.

Christ the King

August Service

CtK will host a service using the Lutheran liturgy on

Sunday, August 13 at 9:30 a.m. in the All Saints’ Chapel

Pastor Ron Richardson will be with us to celebrate Holy

Communion. All are welcome!

Celebrating

Reformation 500!

3 Things You May

Not Know About

the Reformation

The name “Lutheran” originated as a derogatory

term used against Martin Luther by German

scholastic theologian Johann Maier von Eck during

the Leipzig Debate in 1519.

An estimated 6,001,500,000 Bibles have been

printed since the first one came off the press in

the Middle Ages. The first Bible published in North

America was printed in 1663.

While the Reformation gave birth to

Protestantism, today only two of the 10 countries

with the largest Protestant populations are

European.

Reprinted from Living Lutheran, July 2017 issue

Council Meeting

and Congregational Potluck

Saturday, August 12 at 1:00 pm

Parish Hall - North Breakout Room

All members and friends of CtK are

welcome to attend!

A council meeting will immediately follow the potluck and

fellowship time. The council will review and vote on

acceptance of the joint All Saints’/CtK task force

recommendations regarding our partnership. Come to learn

more about the recommendations and have your questions

answered! See you there!

CHRIST THE KING

Confirmation Class Returns!

We will resume confirmation classes on Sunday, August 6 following the 10:45 a.m. worship service. This will

be the last semester of a three-year course, concluding with confirmation in the fall. Thanks to the parents and

families of these young people for your continued support and encouragement!

Tre’ and P.J. Hill attended AFFIRM, the

Southeastern Synod’s annual youth event, June

18-23 at the University of West Alabama. They

participated with their individual units for the

week focusing on discipleship and leadership. As

Tre’ said “I’ll miss those guys, had a lot of fun at

AFFIRM! Can’t wait for next year!!”

If you would like to enroll in our Education for Ministry class for the 2017/2018

academic year, please call Tommie at 842-4386, or EfM mentors Pam Carman

or Ken Murphree. Tuition is $375 per person and is due at the time of

enrollment. For more information about our EfM program visit

http://efm.sewanee.edu/. Enrollment deadline is August 1.

CHRISTIAN FORMATION

CHRISTIAN

FORMATION

FOR ALL AGES

Resumes Sunday,

August 20 at

9:30 a.m.!

Meet in the Parish Hall

for the commissioning

of catechists and

teachers, plus a few

surprises! (You must

be present to win!)

The new additions to our prayer list are those names listed in bold.

You may find an updated copy of the prayer list at allsaintstupelo.org. On the Schedules, Forms & Resources page click on the Current Intercessory Prayer List link.

Our Parish Family Frank Baker, Margaret Barshaw, Sherrie Black, Curtis Brown & Melinda Seitz, Lark Caldwell, Tommy Caldwell, Virginia Chambers, Jerry Davis, Cathy Duncan, James Duncan, Jr., Will Edmonson, Tom Evans, Carla Felts, Shirley Goodman, Destini Hester, Allison Holloway, Sylvia Honeycutt, Joan Jones, Warner Wills King, Jeanne Lagrone, Bill Mathews, Heather McCain, Drew Montgomery, Tommie Moore, Peg Oakes, Lynn Palmer, Mary Lou Parks, Don Pate, Jim Pate, Michael Pate, Belva & Pete Poland, Flo Poplin, Tom Prather, Jo Pugh, Rebecca Riskedahl, Alice Sandercock, Kaira Scott, Fran Shutiok, Cate Sparks, Cathy Sparks, Cheryl Sproles, Dee Streit, Clark Tims, Buddy Vance, Lanelle Van Horn, Cheri Weber, Peggy Wilbanks, Randy Wooldridge, Tammy Wooldridge, Judy Zinn.

Our Friends and Extended Family Dan Adams, Blake, Morgan and Reagan Agricola, Mickey Akers, Charles Alderson, Vickey Alford, Lester Alvis, Virginia Armstrong, David Arthur, Lynn Ayers, Ginger Bailess, Hattie Baker, Bernice Baker, Mildred Barry, Dennis Barshaw, Steve Barshaw, Travis (Jack) Penix Barshaw, Thaine Batte, Jay Bede, Elisabeth Belmont, Randy Beane, Kirk Biddle, Beth Biedler, Deedy Boland, Tom Bottini, Jerry & Carolyn Boyd, Valerie Bradley, Henry Brevard, Gavin Brewer, Diane Brown, Edward Bullock, Tim & Tammy Bullock Family, Loretta Burgess, Sandi Burt, Ellen Caldwell, Dott Cannon, Sean Carpenter, Kyle Carrol & Family, Jane Carruth, Patty Chrestman, Sherrie Cochran, Louise Cole, Terra Gilmer Cook, Louise Cran, Sam Creekmore, Catherine Crews, Bob Criss, Stephen Crocker, James Cunningham, Rebecca Davis, Family of Jonathan DeGuzman, Diane Dinkins, Theo Dinkins, Chris Donaldson, Tommy Doty, John-Forrest Douglas, Judy Dunehew, Merita Ellis, Beth Anne Harper Ellzey, Jai Eschete, Fred Evans, Janet Evans, Stacy Ferguson, Kaitlin Fitzpatrick, Margaret Fowler, Louise Franks, Joseph Furr II, Rex Giles, Geraldine Gillard, Bobby Gratz, Nelson Gravatt, Frances Green, Sammy Green, Sandi Haire, Rylee Hale, Courtney Hall, Lillian Hampton, Mary Pat Hancock, Debby Harbison, Rusty Harris, Theresa Harris, Wayne Hatcher, Pat Hayes, Corrine Heard & Family, Frank Henderson, Sally Herring, Judy Hester, Andy Hewett, Tyler Higgins, Anna Hill, Jimmy & Beth Hill, Rev. Steve & Dianne Hill, Billy Hitt, Suzanne Hodge, Patricia Hood, Sandra Hood, Zach Hopkins, David Horne, Jan & Linkey Hughes, Trish & Susan Hundley, Charles Hyatt, John & Kayla, Johnson Family, Nancy Johnston, Christy Jones, Moira Jones, Raymond Jourdan, John Thomas Kellum, Kelly Day Kenney, Rose Kersh, Mandy Lacey, Mike & Marilyn Lavender, Jennifer Kyle, Toni Lebrun-Denton, Danielle Lee, Dwight Smith Lee, Michael Lippard, Steve Liss, Jimmy Long, Dot Lyons, Ed Martin, Meredith Poole Martin & Josh Martin, Gloria Martinson, Sonny Mason, Betty Jane Mathews, the McAlilly Family, George & Nona McBunch, Anthony McCain, Tucker & Brenda McCarley, Betsy McCullough, Kristin McElroy, Lyn McFadden, Nate McKinley, John McLay, Cliff & Owen Medders, Nita Megginson, Allison Mitchell, Paula & Rick Mitchell, Darrell Moll, The Rev. Dr. Ben Moravitz, Connor Morris, William Mosley, Belinda Mothershed, Ed & Elissa Naro, Margaret Naugel, Nemit Family, D. D. Ruff Nicolau, Lynn Oakes, Nicole Overhoffer, Butch Owen, Delsie Owens, Jennifer Pannell, Peyton Passons, Carol & Frank Pattillo, Jane Pennington, Luke Perry, Phillip Phipps, Laura Pickens, James Plaxico, Tracie Plaxico, Stacy Plaxico, Will Green Poindexter, Cindy Prestage, Ken Priest, Jan Pritchard, Pam Putnam, Picket Randall, Kaye Ward Redmon, Dick Reed, Will, Amanda, Magnolia Jane & June Reed & Family, John Repulski, Betty Roberts, Milt Robinson, Lanny Robinson, Sid Salter, Dr. C.J. Sanders, Libby Sanders (Mrs. George Sanders), Mary Ann Seage, Dr. Nahum Serio, Sheena, Kay Sheffield, Mike Shelton, Dinah & Terry Simmons, Janice Simmons, Penny Sisson, Crofton Sloan, Robin Smith, Christi Springfield, Dee Ann Stafford, Stan Stein, Phillip Stephens, Mrs. Stewart, Wylly Stirling, Karen Streit, Melinda Streit, Angie Surface, Susan, Stan, Teal, & Alexander, Ted Tabor, Kathy Thomas, Marvin Thomas, Family of Joseph Tillman, Tim, Otis Tims, Melvin Toole, Tatum Tribble, Twila Tweed, Elizabeth Page Tyer, Claudette Waits, Kenny Wathen, Jerry Webb, Marsha Webb, Dennis Weber, Ella Weston, Steve White, Jackie Whitlock, Henry Whittenton, George Wilder, Jennie Wilkerson, Heather Wilson, Karen Winstead, Dudley Wiygul, Trey Woolhouse, Dr. Bill Wood, Steve, Susan & Brandon Yeoman

Those in the Military Jason Bobo, Nick Bobo, John Bremseth, Josh Garner, Hayes Hershfelt, Cooper Livingston, Justin Phillips, Tanner Ray, Billy Strickland

PRAYER LIST

August 1 Alexis Hall

August 4 Avery Arthur

August 5 Ronnie Sanders

August 6 Ken Johnson

August 7 Kevan Kirkpatrick

August 8 Cheryl Sproles

August 9 Cindy Ring, Mason Winders

August 11 Zonny Bullock, Jen Fowlkes

Maddie Pressley, Aidan Wilson

August 12 Natalie Bullock, Michelle Hester

Paulette Hoskins, Michelle Waits

August 13 Antonio Cruz, Ernie Joyner

August 15 Henry High, Diane Page

August 16 Mills Winders

August 20 Virginia Mathews

August 21 Fred Cannon, Jane Denton

Tommie Moore

August 25 Mary Katherine Arthur

Charlie Bean

August 26 Bill Stroup, Cheri Weber

August 28 Chuck Redwood

August 30 Tammy Wooldridge

August 2 Robin & Lynn Bryan

August 7 Alice & Morris Alexander

August 10 Annis & Jim Newell

August 14 Jamie & Ernie Joyner

August 24 Melanie & Patrick Hannigan

August 29 Joellen & Ken Murphree

Deborah & John Orrick

GIFTS RECEIVED

IN MEMORY OF ….. Rhonda Saunders

Given by: Carol & Ray Wiederhold Pat & George Bobo (Altar Guild)

Doris Streit Given by: Dan & Mona Warlick (Saints’ Brew)

Pat & George Bobo (Altar Guild) Martha Ann Staub (Saints’ Brew)

Trudy Lincoln Given by Martha Ann Staub (Saints’ Brew)

Carl Edward Winders, Emilie Tackett

Jean Shelton, Mark Pharr, Gene Berbette James “Jumbo” Truman Christian, Jr.

Given by Pat & George Bobo

DONATIONS TO SAINTS’ BREW First Christian Church (DOC) Addiction Recovery Services

FAMILY PAGE

An opportunity is available to deliver meals to those in need through Traceway’s Meals on Wheels Program -

2nd Wednesday of each month. Please call the church office to

sign up or to get more information.

To Leila Mashburn and John Keel on their wedding Saturday, July 23.

Dear All Saints’ Care Team, Thanks so much for the wonderful care I received following my surgery. The food was wonderful-the whole family enjoyed it! The flowers were beautiful and really helped brighten my day. The cards, texts, calls were all so appreciated. Thank you for all the love and support. Love, Kamme

much your kindness and support has meant to

texts and calls, the prayers and flowers. All of it has aided our healing and helped us to feel a

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MISSION STATEMENT To equip ourselves for Christ’s service by gathering for worship, fellowship, prayer, and study; To minister to and support

each other, and to welcome all who walk through our doors; To act as responsible stewards of God’s gifts to us; And to do God’s work in the world by seeking and serving Christ in all persons.

FESTIVAL on the

FIELD

WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 20

6:00 p.m.

Robins Field

More details in the September edition of the

Cross & Crown!

August 2017

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 7-8:30 a.m. Saints’ Brew

5:30 pm AA (Conference Room)

5:30 pm Neighborhood Life (Kitchen)

7:00 pm Gum Tree Quilter’s Guild (Parish Hall)

2 7-8:30 a.m. Saints’ Brew

9:30 am Staff Mtg. 12:05 pm An Order of Service for Noonday with Healing Prayers (Chapel)


6:00 pm Property Committee (Conference Room)


1:00 pm Children’s Story Time (Children’s Act. Rm.) 7:00 pm NA (Conf. Rm.)

5 10:00 am-2:00 pm Honduras Medical Mission Board Meeting

(NBO)

Neighborhood Life Committee feeds lunch at Salvation Army

6 THE TRANSFIGURATION

8:30 am Holy Eucharist*

9:30 am Sunday Lectionary Class* (SBO) 10:45 am Holy Eucharist*

5:00 pm Service (Chapel) 6:30 pm AA (Parish Hall)


6:00-8:00 pm Boy Scout Troop / Pack 85








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1:00 pm Christ the King Congregational Potluck & Council Meeting (NBO)

13 10 PENTECOST 8:30 am Holy Eucharist* 9:30 am Sunday Lectionary Class* (SBO)

9:30 am Christ the King Eucharist* (Chapel)

10:45 am Holy Eucharist* 5:00 pm Service (Chapel) 6:30 pm AA (Conference Room)


5:30 pm Finance & Executive Committee (Conference Rm.) 6:00-8:00 pm Boy Scout Troop / Pack 85



16 7-8:30 a.m. Saints’ Brew 9:30 am Staff Mtg. 12:05 pm An Order of Service for Noonday with Healing Prayers (Chapel)


7:00 pm District Roundtable (Parish Hall & SBO)



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20 11 PENTECOST 8:30 am Holy Eucharist* 9:30 am Christian Formation* 10:45 am Holy Eucharist*

5:00 pm Service (Chapel) 6:30 pm AA (Conference Room)


6:00 pm Vestry (Conference Room)

6:00-8:00 pm Boy Scout Troop / Pack 85



23 7-8:30 a.m. Saints’ Brew 9:30 am Staff Mtg. 12:05 pm An Order of Service for Noonday with Healing Prayers (Chapel) 5:45 pm Potluck Dinner*


5:15 pm Servant Ministry (Conference Room)



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27 12 PENTECOST 8:30 am Holy Eucharist* 9:30 am Christian Formation*

10:45 am Holy Eucharist* 5:00 pm Service (Chapel) 6:30 pm AA (Conference Room)


5:00 pm DOK (Conference Room) 6:00-7:30 pm B.S. Troop Committee (Parlor) 6:00-8:00 pm Boy Scout Troop / Pack 85






DATE 8/6/2017 8/13/2017 8/20/2017 8/27/2017

TRANSFIGURATION 10th PENTECOST 11th PENTECOST 12th PENTECOST

ACOLYTES 8:30 AM TBA TBA TBA TBA

10:45 AM TBA TBA TBA TBA

ALTAR FLOWERS NEWMAN NEWELL JOAN BALL WARLICK

FLOWER GUILD T. EVANS / R. ARMSTRONG D. TIMMONS / M. WILSON DEANNA ALFORD V. VANCE / T. EDMONSON

ALTAR GUILD JOELLEN MURPHREE BETTY LEE MARSHALL PAT BOBO BETH HARRIS

MARY LOU PARKS CATHY SPARKS VIRGINIA MATHEWS CAROL ALVIS

MARTHA SENTER MONA WARLICK KAY TRAPP KAREN ASBURY

ROBIN BRYAN ANNIS NEWELL SUSAN HYATT KAMME RIDDLE

FLO POPLIN ROSE TRIGG MELANIE HANNIGAN

CHALICE 8:30 AM BILLY WALTON BILLY WALTON BILLY WALTON BILLY WALTON

BEARERS DARCY STRICKLAND BETH HARRIS JOELLEN MURPHREE FRANK ANGER

10:45 AM BILLY WALTON BILLY WALTON BILLY WALTON BILLY WALTON

STAN FURR DARCY STRICKLAND MANDY ATKINS MARY HOWARD KING

FOOD 10:45 AM LYDIA AVERETT REID BROWNING JANIE BUCKLEY MARY TANNLER PERRY

PRESENTERS MORGAN WINDERS LILLIAN BROWNING CORI SMITH WILL PERRY

GREETER 8:30 AM MARIBETH KIRKPATRICK ANNIS NEWELL LAWRENCE PERKINS SANDRA PERKINS

10:45 AM DAVID ALFORD JOAN BALL STEPHEN KING DARCY STRICKLAND

INTERCESSOR 8:30 AM DARCY STRICKLAND FREDDA ROBINSON JOELLEN MURPHREE FRANK ANGER

10:45 AM KEVIN PRIDMORE PAMELA COX NATALIE BULLOCK CAROL ALVIS

LECTORS 8:30 AM MIKE FITZPATRICK BETH HARRIS BRITT HESTER JOELLEN MURPHREE

10:45 AM DINETIA NEWMAN KAY TRAPP KEVIN PRIDMORE RUFUS VAN HORN

ALICE ALEXANDER CAROL ALVIS LES ALVIS STAN FURR

5:00 PM RUFUS VAN HORN NATHAN DUNCAN DARCY STRICKLAND DINETIA NEWMAN

MEALS ON 8/9/2017 OPEN 8/16/2017 PAT BOBO 8/23/2017 KAYE CANNON 8/30/2017 HUDSON BRYAN (VERONA)

WHEELS (VERONA ROUTE) (VERONA ROUTE) (VERONA ROUTE) BOBO (TUPELO)

OBLATION 8:30 AM HUDSON BRYAN THE FITZPATRICK FAMILY D. ALFORD / D. TIMMONS FORREST & JANIS TUTOR

BEARERS 10:45 AM C. RING / T. EVANS PAUL & STACY WHITE BUDDY & VICKY VANCE THE WINDERS FAMILY

USHERS 8:30 AM PETE POLAND TOM ROBINSON TONY ALFORD MIKE FITZPATRICK

CHUCK REDWOOD WAYNE SLOCUM HUDSON BRYAN KEVAN KIRKPATRICK

10:45 AM BUDDY VANCE TOMMY CALDWELL STEPHEN KING KEVIN PRIDMORE

DAVID ALFORD JULIAN CARROLL PAUL PERRY DARCY STRICKLAND

VESTRY PERSONS BETTY LEE MARSHALL FRED PAGE MARTHA ANN STAUB TONY ALFORD

OF THE DAY KEN MURPHREE BUD NELSON RUFUS VAN HORN LES ALVIS

VERGER BRITT HESTER FRANK ANGER NATHAN DUNCAN BETH HARRIS

ALL SAINTS’ EPISCOPAL CHURCH LAY MINISTRY SCHEDULE AUGUST 2017

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