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INSIDE THIS ISSUE Letter from the

Rector

Diocesan News

Community Events

Graduates and

Beyond

Church Photos

Sick ‘n Shut-in

Birthdays &

Anniversaries

Eucharistic

Schedules

Upcoming Events

Commercial Ads

Vestry and Staff

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DR. ALLEN R. JONES, Jr.

JUNE 2020 NEWSLETTER

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LETTER FROM THE RECTOR For Such A Time As This

Inscribed on the inner walls of the pedestal of the Statue of Liberty, a gift from the French people, are

found the words, “Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free. Send

these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me, I lift my lamp beside the golden door.” Interestingly enough,

this has also been the message of the church to the world – give me your tired, your poor, your

huddled masses yearning to breathe free. The church welcomes with open arms all the people of the

world. Race, ethnicity, class, culture or nationality have no bearing on the invitation. The invitation is

extended to all. The church offers rest for the weary, abundant life and liberation from every force

which seeks to diminish, demean or destroy the human spirit.

On May 31, 2020 we celebrated Pentecost, the birth of the Christian Church. Pentecost reminds us

that the church was created as a welcoming community. Through the church, ancient divisions and

barriers separating the human family are destroyed. When we have been at our best, these barriers

and divisions have been erased. When we have been at our worst, they have been strengthened and

their destructive powers increased. Going forward, we have the opportunity to renew our

commitment to the mission of the church. The church stands in the middle of a major historical

moment. How we rise to this occasion will determine what future generations will say about us.

COVID-19 has reshaped how we worship and fellowship, teach and pray together. Until there is a

vaccine, our new normal will no doubt remain in place. Even after a vaccine is developed there will

be certain lessons that will inform our national life and communal experiences for decades to come.

In spite of the challenges of COVID-19, this is not a time for us to “hit the mute button.” This is not a

time for us to be silent. This is a time for us to continue to speak out about those things important for

the common good. The Apostle Paul wrote to Timothy, “God did not give us a spirit of cowardice,

but rather a spirit of power, of love and of self-discipline.” The King James Version says, “For God

hath not given us the spirit of fear; but of power and of love, and of a sound mind” (2 Timothy 1:7).

We must use our power, our love and our soundness of mind to continue to be present in the world as

a voice for justice and peace. The voice of the church must be heard in virtual boardrooms, and

conference tables and in the legislative halls where decisions affecting our world and the quality of

human life are being made.

Pentecost reminds us that we are a great people. Pentecost reminds us that we have great spiritual

potential. Pentecost reminds us that we have been called to a great mission. We must live into this

greatness. If we choose to do what is well within our power, history will record these days as a time

when we rose to our calling to help the least the last and the lost. And most of all, our descendants

will rise up and call us blessed.

Yours in Christ,

Ronald E. Ramsey+

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Update from the Advisory Panel for Re-Gathering the Church

Diocesan e-News, May 19, 2020

.

The Advisory Panel that is assisting Bishop Haynes to develop some guidelines for re-gathering

the church continues its work in earnest. We are aware that many are eager to return to church

buildings but want to do so as safely as is possible. We assure you that the guidelines will be

issued soon. In the meantime, church leaders and Vestries might begin thinking of the following

matters which the panel most certainly will recommend:

The appointment of health and safety officer in each parish who can oversee the

compliance with health and safety guidelines. This does not necessarily have to be a

medical person (such as a doctor or nurse), but someone who is familiar with the

guidelines and can oversee their implementation parish-wide.

The ordering and securing of health, cleaning and sanitizing supplies such as hand

sanitizer, sanitizing wipes, and face masks. The development of protocols for cleaning

and sanitizing the building after each use.

The removal of prayer books and hymnals from the pews unless a protocol is developed

to sanitize them in between services.

The measuring of seating space and marking of seats so that 36 square feet is afforded

each unit that is seated in the pews (noting that family units may be counted as one unit).

It is worth considering that the usual worship space in the building may not be the best

room in which social distancing is the most easily accomplished. Consider your parish

halls or other large rooms as temporary worship spaces for the sake of social distancing.

Paying attention to how traffic flows through the space so that people enter by one way

and exit by another.

Consideration by church musicians of other forms of music besides choral and

congregational singing (at least in the initial re-entry phases).

Continued use of online worship for those vulnerable members who should not return to

the building initially.

These are just a few suggestions of what churches can be doing now to get ready. God is

empowering us to be the Church during this pandemic. We are called to respond. ~ Bishop

Susan B. Haynes, Diocesan e-News, May 19, 2020

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Cursillo #168, at Chanco on the James, has been re-scheduled to October 1-4, 2020. Go to

cursillodiosova.org for details and application.

CERTIFICATE OF LAY DELEGATES AND ALTERNATES

It is now time to submit the names for Delegates and Alternate for the Diocesan Council. Two delegates and one alternate will be nominated by the Vestry to serve for a period of one year, beginning July 1, 2020 and ending June 30, 2021. This term includes eligibility to vote at Pre-Council Convocation meetings in January, Annual Council in February, and any other Special Council or other called meetings that may occur during this period. If you are interested in serving as a delegate, please submit your name for Vestry nomination by Tuesday, June 2, 2020 to the senior warden at stephken0519@gmail.com.

In the Community

SAFE CHURCH TRAINING All in-person Safe Church Training workshops have been postponed thru June. Online training is still available. For more information about Safe Church Training and registration, visit http://www.diosova.org/safe_church.

129TH ANNUAL COUNCIL

129th Annual Council is scheduled to be held February 26-27, 2021 at the Williamsburg

Lodge in Williamsburg, VA. Additional information will be forthcoming.

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SEMI-ANNUAL PARISH MEETING The Semi-Annual Parish Meeting Report will be available for review in June. All auxiliary reports should be submitted electronically to the Parish Office by Thursday, June 3, 2020. Please contact the Senior Warden for additional information regarding the Semi-Annual Parish Reports. ~ Stephanie Kendall, Senior Warden

SUMMER BREAK For the summer months of June - August 2020, Bible Study will not be held. Sessions will resume in September. For inspirational readings, parishioners are encouraged to read their Day by Day devotionals. Copies are available on the front hallway table at Church and may be picked up during the regular work week.

The Rector’s Sabbatical began on May 25, 2020 and will end on August 23, 2020. Clergy for the Rector’s Sabbatical are: The Rev. Susan Reid (May 31 - June 28, 2020), The Rev. Derek Pringle (July 5 - July 19, 2020) and The Rev. William Thomas Martin (July 26 – August 23, 2020). ~ Fr. Ramsey

NOONDAY PRAYER SERVICE

Noonday Prayer Service is cancelled for the summer. Recorded services can be viewed on

Facebook by clicking on the link below. We hope these opportunities to hear the spoken word

will provide you with the spiritual resources you need to stay grounded in God’s peace and

strength during this pandemic.

https://www.facebook.com/St-Cyprians-Episcopal-Church-Hampton-Va-307701055912100/

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ST. CYPRIAN’S CHURCH SUPORTS THE

VIRGINIA PENINSULA FOODBANK

Pictured: Juanita Alexander, Junior Warden

In May 2020, St. Cyprian’s Church contributed $1,000.00 towards the support of the Virginia Peninsula Foodbank’s Summer Backpack Program. This contribution will be used to help the Foodbank in its efforts to provide nutritious backpack meals to needy children in our local community.

The need for contributions to the Foodbank is especially urgent this year because of the COVID-19 pandemic and the early closure of schools where children in need traditionally received backpack meals during the regular school year. Because of the current crisis, more children than ever before are depending on and using the food services and feeding programs provided by the Virginia Foodbank. In a recent phone conversation, Jacqueline Linder, Nutrition Program Director for the Virginia Peninsula Foodbank, graciously thanked our church for its contribution.

The following is a breakdown of the funds collected for the Summer Backpack Program: General Congregation (Five Dollar Sunday from Jan-March 2020) $393.95 Rector’s Discretionary Fund $350.00 Circle # 2 $265.05

Special thanks is extended to St. Cyprian’s Church Family for your steadfast and generous support of this important and critical community program. Please visit the Diocesan website and St. Cyprian’s Facebook page for additional information and pictures. ~ Juanita Alexander, Circle # 2

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Dr. Allen R. Jones, Jr. The Virginia Peninsula Chapter of the 100 Black Men of America, Incorporated recognized

this year’s honorees and scholarship recipients on Mother’s Day, May 10, 2020 in the Daily

Press. Among the distinction of recipients was Dr. Allen R. Jones, Jr. who was named the

2020 Role Model of the Year.

Dr. Jones, and his wife Gail, through their company Dominion Physical Therapy and

Associates, Incorporated have awarded for 11 consecutive years The Dominion Doctor of

Physical Therapy Scholarship to second year students enrolled in Physical Therapy

programs at Hampton and Old Dominion Universities. “I would like to thank the many

members of St Cyprian’s Church that have supported Dominion Physical Therapy for the

past 30 years. Thank you.” (Dr. Allen R. Jones, Jr, PT, DPT)

We here at St. Cyprian’s Episcopal Church congratulate Allen R. Jones, Jr. and wish him

continued success as he offers support to the educational careers of youth in our

community.

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Pictured Fr. Ramsey: With The Gospel

Pictured Fr. Ramsey: With Holy Communion

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CONGRATULATIONS 2020 GRADUATES

MAHLON SCOTT JONES Mahlon Scott Jones is son of Dr. Allen and Gail Boyd Jones, brother of Lauren and Lindsey Jones, and grandson of Jean W. Boyd.

Scott graduated from Duke University on Sunday, May 10, 2020 with a Bachelor of Arts

degree in Public Policy and a minor in Economics and Philosophy. He played on the football

team as a defensive end, and served as a Big Brother for incoming freshmen. While at Duke,

he conducted research on head injuries and the socio-economics status of college football

recruits. He also served as Co-president of Duke Political Union, Chair of Elections

Committee, Co-Director and member of the Freshman Initiative Team, and Co-chair of the

Political Action Committee of the NAACP. Scott went on a service trip to Antiqua, Guatemala

with Habitat for Humanity and Duke University Football Team.

Scott will be working in McLean, Virginia for Deloitte Consulting, LLP as a Business Analyst.

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ETHAN M. PITTS, III

Congratulations to Ethan M. Pitts, III, affectionately known as “Three.”

Ethan M. Pitts, III is the son of Veronica Wilson Pitts and grandson of Bernice Wilson.

Ethan will graduate from Hermitage High School in June 2020 with a 4.28 GPA (Grade

Point Average).

At Hermitage High School, Ethan was inducted into the National Honor Society, National

Beta Club, Math Honor Society, and World Language Honor Society. He played four years

of high school basketball while working part-time as a closing manage at Chick-fil-A.

Ethan plans to major in Kinesiology at James Madison University in the fall while pursuing

his career goal as a physical Therapist.

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Pictured: Juanita Alexander, Sunday School Coordinator

YOUTH RECOGNITION SUNDAY

Each spring, the achievements of our non-graduating youth under the age of eighteen have been formally recognized by Circle #2 during a special Youth Recognition Sunday. This year because of the COVID-19 health crisis, our youth are being recognized in June 2020 with individualized picture albums (and accompanying flash drives). The albums contain pictures that show the various activities that the church youth engaged in at St. Cyprian’s during the past year (from September 2019 to March 2020).

Circle # 2 sends its best wishes and congratulations to all of our non-graduating youth and hope that they will enjoy these expressions of our love and concern for them. (Juanita Alexander will send an album and flash drive to each of the church’s youth. Please contact her if your child does not receive a gift album and flash drive.) ~ Juanita Alexander

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6/2 Vernell L. Walden

6/3 Mathew Farquharson

6/7 Olivia Wilkerson 6/14 Lenese Walls

6/14 Clarice Farquharson

6/15 Maria Watkins 6/17 Alberta Reid

6/18 Jordyn Hester

6/19 Joyce Harden 6/23 Jean W. Boyd

6/23 Jeannette Lovett

6/26 Daisy Bell 6/26 Jeffrey Corbin, II

6/1 Sylvester & Gwendolyn Newsome 6/18 Leroy & Minnie Stiff

6/29 Garrett & Marilyn Outlaw Evans

If we missed your birthday or anniversary, please let us know by calling the Church Office (757)723-8253.

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IN OUR CYCLES OF PRAYER: We Pray for Our Bishop: Susan B. Haynes

We Pray for Parishioners:

Brenda Vinson (King David Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, Pikesville, MD), Wayne Walden, Shane

Otey, Samuel E. Ewell, Jr., Jean Boyd, Gene Harden, Cornelius Taylor, Tinea Savage-Otey, Cynthia

Sutherland, Minnie Stiff, Norma Pinkelton, Olive Ezell, Jeannette Lovett, Wilbert Lovett, Sylvester H.

Newsome, Sr., Gwendolyn Newsome, Crystal Diggs, Ron Minor, Will Canty IV, Vernell Walden, Adrienne

Combs, Deacon Earl Christian, Jodie Ansel James, Alex Strawn, Barbara Savage, and Bernice Wilson

We Pray for Friends and Family:

Derrick Edmonds, Lois Martin, Margaret Comegys, Bridget Canty, Clay Cane, Alexa Munoz, Leonard

Alexander, Howard Durrah, Cheryl Maxson, Doris Harris, Marcus Reid, Jeannie & Paul Saunders, Beverly

Amaya, Lily Holloman, Allison Jordan, Greg & Patrina Newton, Kenneth Bullock, Peggy Winston,

Dominique Jordan, the Rev. Martin Bolton, Helena Hawthorne, Tony Leroy Duncan, Carolyn Blissett,

Edith & Sana Harris, Jasen Fykes (grandson of Rudolph and Eleanor Pritchett), Ron Durrah, Theodosia

Peacock (sister of Connie Daniels), Sylester Babb (sister of Dr. Minnie Stiff), Sophia McCloud (sister of

Lucretia Clayton), Frances Batts (sister of Jean Boyd), Shawna Harris Mathias (sister of Crystal Diggs), Joy

Staton, Atlena West (sister of Dr. Minnie Stiff), Christine Calhoun, Joyce Steadman (resident, Hampton

Sentara Life Care) and family, Marc Miller (father of Tamika Miller Benson), Rev. Jerome R. Watson

(brother of Laura L. Manigault), Jeffrey Peele, Oliver Christian (brother of The Rev. Earl R. Christian),

Howard Moore (brother of Lucretia Clayton), Philip Whitaker (Crystal Diggs’ brother), Tyrone Comegys,

Russell Rhorer (brother-in-law of Samuel Ewell, Jr.), Evelyn Tricarico (mother-in-law of Erica Robinson

Tricarico), John Cunningham (brother of Barbara Ward), Carolyn Cunningham (sister-in-law of Barbara

Ward), Frances Batts, (sister of Jean W. Boyd), Tracey Tabb (cousin of Gail B. Jones and niece of Jean W.

Boyd) and Keaton Williams ( granddaughter of John and Renee Escoffery-Torres)

We Pray for Those Serving in the Military:

LaToya Artis (niece of Dr. Minnie Stiff); Capt. Luke Carpenter, III (grandson of Bill and Fannie Walls), U.S.

Marine Corps; John “Holland” Watkins (son of John & Maria Watkins), U.S. Navy - on-board the USS James E.

Williams; and Ensign Joy Maria Watkins (daughter of John & Maria Watkins), U.S. Coast Guard - assigned to

the Cutter Douglas Munro

We Pray for The Departed:

We are saddened by the passing of Eleanor Washington, sister-in-law of Jean W. Boyd and Aunt of Gail B.

Jones, who departed this life in faith on Sunday, May 17, 2020 in California. Funeral arrangements will

be announced at a later date. May God grant Eleanor the blessing of eternal rest and may light perpetual

shine upon her. Please pray for the family during this time of bereavement.

Your prayers are requested for the repose of the soul of Zelma Watson Taylor and for the comfort of her

family. Zelma passed unexpectedly early Sunday morning, May 24, 2020 at Sentara Hospital in

Hampton, VA. The family welcomes phone calls and deeply appreciates all the expressions of concern

and sympathy extended to them during this period of bereavement. The body has been entrusted to

Smith Brothers Funeral Home. Funeral arrangements will be announced as they are available. Let light

perpetual shine upon Zelma.

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JUNE 2020 SERVERS’ SCHEDULE

Service June 7, 2020 June 14, 2020 June 21, 2020 June 28, 2020

Altar Guild Gail Boyd

Jones;

Maria Watkins

Lucretia Clayton;

Lora Ham;

Eleanor Pritchett

Deborah Davis;

Stacey Hester;

Fannie J. Walls

Barbara Ward;

Brenda K. Vinson

Eucharistic

Minister

Stephanie

Kendall

Deborah Davis

Olive Ezell William Walls, Jr.

Psalmist

Barbara Savage

Deborah Davis

Audrey Cobb

Youth

Prayers of

People

Stephanie

Kendall

Deborah Davis Olive Ezell Norma Pinkelton

Acolyte

Lucretia

Clayton;

William Walls,

Jr.;

Alberta Reid

Chloe Barnes;

Lucretia Clayton;

Simone Griffin;

William Walls, Jr.

DeLaine Headen

Lucretia Clayton;

William Walls,

Jr.;

Renee Escoffery-

Torres;

Chloe Barnes;

Samantha Burney;

Lucretia Clayton;

Simone Griffin;

Jerome Sheppard

Usher William Walls,

Sr.;

Samuel Ewell;

Steve Ham

Connie

McCullough;

Regal Dubose

Lucretia Clayton;

John Watkins

Earl Hester;

Stacey Hester;

Mark Farquharson

Eucharistic

Visitor

Cancelled None Scheduled Cancelled None Scheduled

Daughters of

the King

Cancelled

None Scheduled

Cancelled

None Scheduled

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CALENDAR FOR THE COMING WEEKS IN JUNE

JUNE 7, 2020 (TRINITY SUNDAY) Sun. June 7th 10 a.m. Holy Eucharist, Rite II- YouTube Live (Rev. Reid)

Sun. June 7th 9 a.m. Inspirational Choir Rehearsal-Cancelled

Sun. June 7th 9:45 a.m. -10:30 a.m. Free Coffee Ministry--Cancelled

Sun. June 7th 10 a.m. Celestial Choir Rehearsal-Cancelled

Sun. June 7th Five Dollar Sunday

Tue. June 9th 7:15 p.m. Vestry Meeting

Wed. June 10th 11 a.m. & 7 p.m. Bible Study – Cancelled

Thur. June 11th 12 p.m. Noonday Prayer – Cancelled

Fri. June 12th 11 a.m. Celestial Choir Rehearsal-Cancelled

JUNE 14, 2020 Sun. June 14th 10 a.m. Holy Eucharist, Rite II- YouTube Live (Rev. Reid)

Sun June 14th 9:30 a.m. & 10:30a.m. Sunday School-Cancelled

Sun. June 14th 9 a.m. Inspirational Choir Rehearsal-Cancelled

Sun. June 14th 9:45 a.m. -10:30 a.m. Free Coffee Ministry-Cancelled

Sun. June 14th 10 a.m. Celestial Choir Rehearsal-Cancelled

Sun. June 14th 1 p.m. ECW Meeting- Cancelled

Wed. June 17th 11 a.m. & 7 p.m. Bible Study – Cancelled

Thur. June 18th 12 p.m. Noonday Prayer – Cancelled

Thur. June 17th Newsletter Deadline

Fri. June 19th 11 a.m. Celestial Choir Rehearsal-Cancelled

JUNE 21, 2020 (FATHER’S DAY) Sun. June 21st 10 a.m. Holy Eucharist, Rite II- YouTube Live (Rev. Reid)

Sun. June 21st 9:30 a.m. & 10:30 a.m. Sunday School-Cancelled

Sun. June 21st 9 a.m. Inspirational Choir Rehearsal-Cancelled

Sun June 21st 9:45 a.m. -10:30 a.m. Free Coffee Ministry-Cancelled

Sun. June 21st 10 a.m. Celestial Choir Rehearsal-Cancelled

Wed. June 24th 11 a.m. & 7 p.m. Bible Study – Cancelled

Thur. June 25th 12 p.m. Noonday Prayer – Cancelled

Fri. June 26th 11 a.m. Celestial Choir Rehearsal-Cancelled

JUNE 28, 2020 Sun. June 28th 10 a.m. Holy Eucharist, Rite II- YouTube Live (Rev. Reid)

Sun. June 28th H.E.L.P. Sunday

Sun. June 28th 9 a.m. Inspirational Choir Rehearsal-Cancelled

Sun June 28th 9:45 a.m. -10:30 a.m. Free Coffee Ministry-Cancelled

Sun. June 28th 10 a.m. Celestial Choir Rehearsal-Cancelled

Wed. July 1st 11 a.m. & 7 p.m. Bible Study – Cancelled

Thur. July 2nd 12 p.m. Noonday Prayer – Cancelled

Fri. July 3rd 11 a.m. Celestial Choir Rehearsal-Cancelled

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will be listed in the newsletter or you may call the Parish Office for more detail. In an effort to increase

the circulation of our newsletter, each parishioner is asked to forward the newsletter to at least ten (10)

family members, friends, neighbors, and co-workers, or to persons with whom you do business and have

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St. Cyprian’s Episcopal Church

Diocese of Southern Virginia

The Rt. Rev. Susan B. Haynes, Diocesan Bishop

The Very Rev. Dr. Ronald E. Ramsey, Rector

The Rev. Earl R. Christian, Deacon-in-Residence

Worship Services and Times

Sundays

10 a.m.

3rd Sundays

Sacrament of Healing

The Staff

Phyllis Holland-James, Director of Music Ministries

Timothy Goddard, Sexton

Bettie J. Swain, Parish Administrator

The Vestry

(Meets the 2nd Tuesday of each month @ 7:15 pm)

Stephanie Kendall (2020), Senior Warden

Juanita Alexander (2022), Junior Warden

Ardelle Anderson (2022

Lucretia Clayton (2020)

Mark Farquharson (2021)

Gail Boyd Jones (2020), Register

Connie McCullough (2020)

Norma H. Pinkelton (2021)

Leroy Stiff (2022)

Brenda K. Vinson (2021)

Fannie J. Walls (2022)

Maria Watkins (2021)

The Very Rev. Dr. Ronald E. Ramsey, Rector

Deborah R. Davis, Treasurer

Mark Farquharson, Webmaster/Audio Visual Technician

St. Cyprian’s Episcopal Church

P.O Box 65

Hampton VA 23669-0065

Phone: 757-723-8253

E-Mail: Office@stcyprianshamptonva.org

Website: http://www.stcyprianshamptonva.org

YouTube: St. Cyprian’s Episcopal Church, Hampton, VA

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/St-Cyprians-Episcopal-Church-Hampton-Va-307701055912100/