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Dear Friends,

This year we are bringing our summer Chimes to you in May

and this edition will include the months of May, June, July

and August! At this point we have our pews fastened down

(Thanks to Craig, Hal, John, and Diane!). We have the tile

flooring completed to the Narthex. The front of the church is

now beautified with palms, plants and flowers. The roof over

the Narthex has been replaced. The roof over the work shed

has been replaced. The AC in Krysher Hall has been convert-

ed and repaired so there is no longer a leak and it now will

take the more environmentally compatible Freon and the

failing AC unit for the office has been replaced.

So what’s next on the agenda? That’s a good question! We

would like to renovate the working sacristy. The sacristy

needs new cabinets and a closet. It was built in the late

1970’s of particle board. There are drawers that don’t open

and there have been water leaks into the cabinets causing

water damage. The vestry has approved renovations and our

Junior Warden, Hal Smith, has been getting bids. Hopefully

we will soon be able to get to work on that sometime this

summer and hopefully be through before September.

We would also like to do some work on the office building.

We have been told that we are out of compliance with the

fire code by the Hernando County fire marshal in a couple of

our offices and we are trying to work at getting into compli-

ance. One of us has his theology books too close to the ceil-

ing and another of us has her music sheets too close to the

ceiling. (I will let you guess who these two culprits are.) We

are trying to shuffle things around so we meet fire code

standards. We hope to also go through and eliminate some

of the many boxes we have stored in the cabinets and attic.

Our church is growing which is great news! But with growth

there are growing pains. We need more people to step into

more roles that have opened up. We need more people to

help with Heartline. This ministry is one that helps people

who cannot drive themselves to the doctor or to pick up pre-

scriptions or even get to church. If you would be interested in

helping here, please let Hank McInturff know. His number

is (352) 597-5809 or you can call the church office and let

Lisa Emerson know.

From the

Rector

St. Andrew’s Episcopal ChurchSt. Andrew’s Episcopal ChurchSt. Andrew’s Episcopal Church

Parish Chimes

An Ancient Faith for a Modern World Summer 2017

We also need people to help with running the computer dur-

ing the church services. It is not difficult but it is a ministry

to the whole congregation. We need more people to volun-

teer as LEMs. We have training meetings twice a year and if

you have a question about becoming a LEM, please talk to

me or Deacon Elaine or Deacon Ludwig.

We have a new Altar Guild director. Gail Niedurny, who has

faithfully done this for so long, has had to step away from

this position. Now Glee Gates is our new director. She needs

some more ladies to assist her in this very important, sacred

ministry.

We are looking for adults who enjoy toddlers and preschool-

ers to help out in the Toddler Room during the 10:30 church

service. If there is someone who has a heart and vision to

teach and organize this group of children, God may be call-

ing you to lead this ministry. Others may simply want to help

out every few weeks. If you have any questions or would like

to volunteer in any capacity, please contact me.

And then we need people who will help in the Thrift Store.

This ministry is one that enables us to help many hundreds of

people throughout Spring Hill. Typically people work a three

-hour shift which is a half day. One could work the entire

day as well. If you would be interested please let me, Rich

Kovacs (813-732-8388) or Norman Neill (352-340-5511)

know.

We are in the season of the celebration of Christ’s resurrec-

tion. And what does that mean? Easter is the season we are

reminded again of death and of life. We are reminded why

we have a reason for an expectation of life after death. We

are reminded that because God raised Jesus from the dead we

can trust everything Jesus said was true! The season of East-

er is the time we once

again look over the

expectations we have

and thank God for his

great love shown to us

through Jesus!

May the God of our

Lord Jesus Christ

bless you richly this

summer as you serve

Him and try to know

Him better.

Warmly in Christ,

Fr. Lance

Inside this issue:

Sr. Warden’s Remarks 2

Jr. Warden’s Remarks 2

Ministry News 2

Calendar 4-7

Upcoming Events 8

Treasurer’s Report 10

Bulletin Board 11-12

Karen’s Kit ‘n Kaboodle

Thrift Shop

Rick Kovacs, Manager

The Thrift Shop is now open 6 days a

week. Mon. - Fri. 10 am - 4 pm and Sat. 10

am - 2 pm. The 2nd Tuesday of the month

is a clothing bag sale. Any clothing item

and one pair of shoes (except boutique)

you can get into a bag is only $5. We ac-

cept all household items, jewelry, linens,

and toys. The “Boutique” area has upscale

clothing and shoes. If you can spare three

hours a week we always need new volun-

teers. Please call Rich at (813) 732-8388

or the Thrift Shop at (352) 686-1114.

Library News Joanne Lillpopp

and Nancy Koehle, Library Coordinators

FRIENDS OF THE WITT LIBRARY -

Joanne Lillpopp and Nancy Koehle,

Library Coordinatiors

The Friends of the Witt Library is taking a

break for the summer. Our next meeting

will be October 10, 2017 at 12:30. The

library remains open, however, so come

visit the library and chose some books for

your summer reading!

BOOK OF THE MONTH (found un-

der the sign on the south wall): For the

summer months, we are featuring “The

Confidential Woman’s Devotional” by

Joyce Meyer and “Minute Meditations for

Men” by Bob Barnes.

BOOK CLUB: The book club is also

taking a break for the summer. We will

resume on October 10, 2017 around 1:45.

prayer as we thank our Lord & Savior for

the many blessings He has given us this

Spring.

God bless our church and God bless you,

-Hal Smith

Altar Guild

Glee Gates,

Coordinator

Welcome to glorious May! As most of you

know, due to health reasons, Gail Niedurny,

our long-time director of the Altar Guild has

graciously handed over the joy of this min-

istry to me. With her love and faithfulness

she has guided me through Holy Week and

Easter celebrations. My special thanks to

everyone who volunteered their time during

the Holy Week activities from stripping the

palms, carrying water and towels, arranging

flowers, stripping and preparing the altar

and everything in between. Your work and

dedication is appreciated! Thanks too, to

Diane Wallace for her untiring support as

we move forward. As we approach a more

relaxed time of the liturgical year, please

consider becoming a member of the Altar

Guild. Pray about this ministry and consider

it as you make your plan to serve St. An-

drew’s. It does not require physical

strength, endurance or stamina but only the

love of God and His church.

Our love, gratitude and prayers are with

you, Gail, for your many years of devotion

and commitment to the Altar Guild. We

will miss seeing you “behind the scenes”.

Coffee Hour Barbara Ingram & Jackie Ruth, Coordinators

Please sign up for coffee hour and show

every one your hospitality. Ask others to

help; it only takes a group of three to make

it happen. Please remember our usual

snacks, cheese & crackers, fruits etc. And

remember our diabetics. Please sign up on

the yellow pad on the refreshment table.

Please call the office 683-2010 if you have

any questions.

Ministry News

Sr. Warden’s

Remarks

Craig Gates, Sr. Warden

Dear Friends in Christ,

Perhaps some of you are like me, still catch-

ing my breath after attending the glorious

activities and services of Holy Week leading

up to Easter Sunday and the resurrection of

our Lord! The Maundy Thursday, Easter

Vigil and Easter Sunday services were joy-

ous and well-attended and we look forward

to having some of our visitors become mem-

bers.

A special thank you to all who contributed

their gifts of time and talents to make these

services joyful and meaningful including The

Altar Guild, Lems, Ushers/Greeters, the choir

and those of you who worked behind the

scenes to make everything look effortless

during our worship.

As we move into the warmer May weather,

we will see many members leave for their

summer homes. You are an important part of

our church and we wish you a safe journey

and look forward to your return. The month

of May will also include the Vestry Retreat at

Day Spring, Fr. Lance taking a much de-

served vacation and celebration of Mother’s

Day. We are happy to welcome Fr. Fred who

will be filling in while Fr. Lance is away.

May you have a blessed month ahead and see

you in church.

The Tool Kit Hal Smith,

Jr. Warden

I want to thank

everyone who participated in our Spring

Clean-up. Our campus looks great as we pre-

pare for Easter. We have had a busy Spring

and many things were accomplished: new

roofs on the church and maintenance facility,

the parking lot resurfaced, and air condition-

ing units repaired/replaced. Now it’s time to

enjoy our church and its campus as summer

comes upon us. It’s time for reflection and

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Music Notes

Jody Bowes,

Minister of Music

What a glorious Easter season we are having

so far! Maybe it was really Thanksgiving,

because I am so thankful for the blessings

our Music Ministry received and continues to

receive. I give thanks for our Sanctuary

Choir and for the additional choir and solo

singers who added their voices on Easter

Day; for the musicians who played so beauti-

fully; for our congregation who sang their

hearts out on every hymn; to the tuners who

maintained our organ and piano; to our cler-

gy who support our music ministry with their

encouragement and prayers; for our Altar

Guild for the beautiful way our Sanctuary

and Altar looked; for Tom, Hal, Craig and all

the helpers who put our Sanctuary back to-

gether after the pew and flooring renova-

tions; to everyone for your Easter cards and

prayers. I am so grateful to be part of such a

community of Love.

I will be looking for volunteers soon for our

Summer Soloists program. This is an oppor-

tunity for any parishioner to sing (solo, duet,

or with a small group) or to play an instru-

ment at the Offertory and/or during Com-

munion at one of our 10:30 am services in

June, July and August. I will have a sign-up

sheet at the organ, just let me know when

you’re available. I am happy to work with

you on any musical gift you want to offer to

our congregation.

Our new choir robes are due to arrive within

the next month. We will be ready to vest in

our new garb for Kickoff Sunday in Septem-

ber!

May you all keep your hearts and minds in

tune with God’s unending love, as we contin-

ue to grow together in harmony.

In His Service,

Jody

Pastoral Care Ministry

Janet Crisfield,

Facilitator

The Pastoral Care Team brings the presence

of Christ to the homebound, hospitalized and

those who are in Rehab and extended care

facilities. Holy Communion and Anointing

for Healing are offered. If you do not feel

called to administer Holy Communion and/or

Anointing a caring visit and prayer are con-

sidered an important part of this ministry.

One of the original members of the Pastoral

Care Team is Bev Clohset. She attends the 4

pm service on Saturday with her husband

Phil. They both have served as readers and

Lay Eucharistic Ministers since 2007. They

joined St Andrews in 1997 and Bev has

served in many roles. She was Clerk of the

Vestry for 5 years, on the School Committee,

Personnel Committee, worked in the office,

drove people to appointments, and served as

a greeter at the 4 pm service. As you can see

Bev is a caring and giving member of St An-

drews. She continues to make pastoral visits

to hospitals and the homebound. Thank you

Bev for your caring and devotion to our St

Andrews family.

The next meeting is May 24, 2017 at noon in

the library.

Training and screening is required. If you

feel called to this ministry please call Janet

Crisfield 796-9389 or Fr. Lance in the office.

Order of St. Luke Clay Lindsey, Convener

Nancy Cotter, Secretary

The Order of St. Luke is pleased to invite any

who are interested in the healing power of

God to attend our next meeting on May 21st.

Become more deeply focused in your faith at

this hallowed season and grateful for all of

God’s blessings. Learn how to bring your

Christian foundation to a higher level.

Come to our meeting and share in our

comradery or contact Clay Lindsey at

(352) 340-4751 for more information.

Sunday School Miss Susan,

Miss Colleen

& Miss Jeanie

We learned about the Savior who

weeps and the importance of having

your own tears bottle. We learned a

new bedtime prayer and discussed

the need for all of us to come to

terms with prayer. On Palm Sunday,

we heard about the people had treat-

ed Jesus by laying their cloaks out

and cutting branches from palm trees

to spread them on the road treating

him as royalty. We also scientifically

noted the different names of animals’

babies (such as a calf, lamb, etc). On

Easter, we tasted because the Resurrec-

tion of Jesus was just that—a surprise!

We greeted each other by saying “He is

risen” and responded with “He is risen

indeed!” Easter Surprise Cookies

Daughters of

the King

Vera Scharf and

Carolyn Wallner,

Chapter Co-Presidents

The Order of the Daughters of the King

will NOT meet this month. We will re-

sume our study next month.

We are hoping to start more classes soon

for those of you interested in joining our

order. Please let Carolyn or me know of

your interest and we will set up a day

when we will share information about

our order.

In His Service,

Vera Scharf. 727-863-2119

Carolyn Wallner. 518-316-1318


EVENT KEY

AF = Adult Formation BP = Back Packs DOK = Daughters of the King FOL = Friends of the Library GB&B = Guys, Bibles & Bfst GS = Grief Share

HE = Holy Eucharist JrI = Junior Inquirers OSL = Order of St. Luke SS = Sunday School YI = Youth Inquirers YM = Youth Ministry

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1

2 3 9:15 am Preschool Reading (L) 10 am HE II and Healing Prayers 6 pm Youth Group

4 9:15 am Backpacks 6 pm Choir

5 Office Closed

6 9 am GB&B *

4 pm HE II

5 pm AF (SC)

7 8 am HE II 9:15 am AF (SC) 9:45 am JrI (KH) 10 :15 am SS (KH) 10 :30 am HE II

8 9 Thrift Shop Bag Sale

10 9:15 am Preschool Reading (L) 10 am HE II and Healing Prayers 6 pm Youth Group

11 9:15 am Backpacks 5 pm Choir Din-ner(Colorama)

12 Office Closed Youth Group at Pine Island

13 9 am GB&B * 4 pm HE II 5 pm AF (SC)

14 Mother ’s Day 8 am HE II 9:45 am JrI (KH) 10 :15 am SS 10 :30 am HE II 3 pm Atria

15

16

17 9:15 am Preschool Reading (L) 10 am HE II and Healing Prayers 6 pm Youth Group

18 9:15 am Backpacks 6 pm Choir

19 Office Closed

20 Armed Forces Day 9 am GB&B * 4 pm HE II 5 pm AF (SC)

21 Youth Sunday 8 am HE II 9:45 am JrI (KH) 10 :15 am SS 10 :30 am HE II 12:30 pm OSL (L)

22

23

24 9:15 am Preschool Reading (L) 10 am HE II and Healing Prayers 12 pm Pastoral Care Mtg (L) 6 pm Youth Group

25 Ascension Day 6 pm Choir

26 Office Closed


28 8 am HE II 9:15 am AF (SC) 9:45 am JrI (KH) 10 :15 am SS 10 :30 am HE II 12:30 pm Vestry Mtg (SC)

29 Memorial Day - office closed

30

31 9:15 am Preschool Reading (L) 10 am HE II and Healing Prayers

9 am Saturdays: GB&B = meets at

Panera Bread on SR50 (Cortez

LOCATION KEY C =Church CH = Coulton Hall KH=Krysher Hall L = Library TS = Thrift Shop

SC = Side Chapel/Class Room in the Narthex

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EVENT KEY

AF = Adult Formation BP = Back Packs DOK = Daughters of the King FOL = Friends of the Library GB&B = Guys, Bibles & Bfst GS = Grief Share HE = Holy Eucharist JrI = Junior Inquirers

OSL = Order of St. Luke SS = Sunday School YI = Youth Inquirers YM = Youth Ministry


1

2 Office Closed

3 9 am GB&B *

4 pm HE II

5 pm AF (SC)

4 Pentecost Sunday 8 am HE II 9:30 am Euchar ist on the Beach (Pine Is land) 10 :30 HE II

5 6


8

9 Office Closed


1 1 Tr ini ty Sunday 8 am HE II 9:45 am JrI (KH) 10 :30 am HE II 3 pm Atria

12

13 Thrift Shop Bag Sale

14 Flag Day 9:15 am Preschool Reading (L) 10 am HE II and Healing Prayers

15

16 Office Closed


18 8 am HE II 9:45 am JrI (KH) 10 :30 am HE II

19

20


22

23 Office Closed


25 8 am HE II 9:15 am AF (SC) 9:45 am JrI (KH) 10 :30 am HE II 12:30 pm Vestry Mtg (SC)

26 27


29 30 Office Closed


Panera Bread on SR50 (Cortez Blvd.)

LOCATION KEY C =Church CH = Coulton Hall KH=Krysher Hall L = Library TS = Thrift Shop SC = Side Chapel/Class Room in the Narthex

EVENT KEY




1 9 am GB&B *

4 pm HE II

5 pm AF (SC)

2 Patr iot ic Sunday 8 am HE II 9:15 am AF (SC) 9:45 am JrI (KH) 10 :30 am HE II

3 4 Independ-ence Day

Office Closed


6

7 Office Closed



10

11 Thrift Shop Bag Sale


13 14 Office Closed


16 8 am HE II 9:45 am JrI (KH) 10 :30 am HE II 3 pm Atria

17

18


20 21 Office Closed



24 25


27 28 29





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30

8 am HE II 9:45 am JrI (KH) 10 :30 am HE II

31

EVENT KEY




1 2 9:15 am Preschool Reading (L) 10 am HE II and Healing Prayers

3

4 Office Closed

5 9 am GB&B *

4 pm HE II

5 pm AF (SC)

6 Transf igura-t ion Sunday 8 am HE II 9:15 am AF (SC) 9:45 am JrI (KH) 10 :30 am HE II

7 8 Thrift Shop Bag Sale


10

11 Office Closed



14

15


17

18 Office Closed


20 8 am HE II 9:45 am JrI (KH) 10 :30 am HE II 3 pm Atria

21

22


24

25 Office Closed



28 29






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UPCOMING EVENTS

May EVENTS

Thursday, May 11

5 pm Choir Dinner at Colorama

Sunday, May 21

12:30 pm OSL Meeting

Wednesday, May 24 12:00 pm Pastoral Care Meeting

June EVENTS

Sunday, June 4

9:30 am Eucharist on the Beach

July EVENTS

Sunday, July 2

Patriotic Sunday

May 7

Fourth Sunday in Easter Acts 2:42-47

Psalm 23

1 Peter 2:19-25

John 10:1-10

May 14

Fifth Sunday in Easter Acts 7:55-60

Psalm 31:1-5, 15-16

1 Peter 2: 2-10

John 14: 1-14

May 21

Sixth Sunday of Easter

Acts 17: 22-31

1 Peter 3:13-22

Psalm 66: 7-18

John 14:15-21

May 28

Seventh Sunday of Easter

Acts 1: 6-14

Psalm 68:1-10, 33-36

1 Peter 4:12-14, 5:6-11

John 17:1-11

June Lectionary

May Lectionary

June 4

Pentecost Sunday

Genesis 11:1-9

Psalm 11:12-22

Acts 2:1-11

John 7:37-39a

June 11

Trinity Sunday

Genesis 1:1-2:4a

Psalm 8

2 Corinthians 13:11-13

Matthew 28:16-20

June 18

Second Sunday after Pentecost

Genesis 18:1-15

Psalm 116:1,10-17

Romans 5:1-8

Matthew 9:35-10:8(9-23)

June 25

Third Sunday after Pentecost

Genesis 21:8-21

Psalm 86:1-10, 16-17

Romans 6:1b-11

Matthew 10:24-39

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August Lectionary

August 6

Transfiguration Sunday Exodus 34:29-35

Psalm 99

2 Peter 1:13-21

Luke 9:28-36

August 13

Tenth Sunday after Pentecost Genesis 37:1-4,12-28

Psalm 105:1-6, 16-22, 45b

Romans 10:5-15

Matthew 14:22-33

August 20

Eleventh Sunday after Pentecost

Genesis 45:1-15

Romans 11:1-2a, 29-32

Psalm 133

Matthew 15:(10-20), 21-28

August 27

Twelfth Sunday after Pentecost

Exodus 1:8-2:10

Psalm 124

Romans 12:1-8

Matthew 16:13-20

PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR

MEN & WOMEN

SERVING IN THE ARMED FORCES AT HOME & OVERSEAS:

Keith Barroncini, Julian Barry, Joseph Beatty, Brian Cain, Martin Clausen, James Cole, Neil

Crawn, Krista Crosetto, Jason Daniels, Myriaha Diaz, Olivia Clair, Warren Fedoryk, Daniel

Fitch, Shawn Fitch, Howard Gidden, Sean Gilbert, Donald Harris, Dwayne Hamblin, Roger

Handy, Andrew Hammatt, Doug Henderson, Joseph Kee, Amy Kelly, Kristina Langley, Skip

LaPointe, Courtney Foster McCorvey, Cade Mulrooney, Jacob Poma, Rhett Roy, John

Spencer III & Tracy Thomas

Please call the office with updates to this list.

July Lectionary

July 2

Fourth Sunday after Pentecost

Genesis 22:1-14

Psalm 13

Roman 6:12-23

Matthew 10:40-42

July 9

Fifth Sunday after Pentecost

Genesis 24:34-38, 42-49, 58-67

Psalm 45:11-18

Romans 7:15-25a

Matthew 11:16-19, 25-30

July 16

Sixth Sunday after Pentecost

Genesis 25:19-34

Romans 8:1-11

Psalm 119: 105-112

Matthew 13:1-9, 18-23

July 23

Seventh Sunday after Pentecost

Genesis 28: 10-19a

Psalm 139:1-11, 22-23

Romans 8:12-25

Matthew 13:24-30, 36-43

July 30

Eighth Sunday after Pentecost

Genesis 29:15-28

Psalm 105:1-11, 45b

Romans 8:26-39

Matthew 13:31-33, 44-52

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Food Pantry

Shopping List This is our staples list, other

items appreciated.

Mac ‘n cheese

Spaghetti

Cereal

Pancake Mix

Pancake Syrup

Cans or jars

Peanut Butter

Jelly

Pasta Sauce

Chicken Noodle soup

Tomato soup

Tuna

Corn

Green beans

Pork ‘n beans

Canned peaches

Hotdogs

If you wish to make a mone-

tary contribution, we will

shop for you. We do most of

our shopping at Save A Lot.

Thanks so much for helping

our community families.

TREASURER'S REPORT John Follansbee, Treasurer

As of March 31, 2017

This Month Year to Date 2016 Budget

Revenues

Core Church 25,111.306 90,777.65 330,102.00

Thrift Shop 5,904.86 19,385.20 58,300.00

Total Revenues 31,015.92 110,162.85 388,402.00

Expenses

Core Church 30,880.96 93,835.27 368,563.67

Thrift Shop 2,171.48 4,599.66 16,350.42

Total Expenses 33,052.44 98,434.93 384,914.09

Net Gain/Loss

Core Church (5,769.90) (3,057.62) (38,461.67)

Thrift Shop 3,733.38 14,785.54 41,949.58

Total (2,036.52) 11,727.92 3,487.91

Investments Bank Accounts

SSGA 127,551.01 Sun Trust

Alliance Bernstein 32,814.22 Unrestricted 18,030.99

Restricted 132,060.96

Discretionary 1,054.39

Total 160,365.23 Total 151,146.34

Diocesan Loan Balance 77,157.92

March Attendance Week

Ending

Sat./Sunday * Other

Services

Sat.

4 pm

Sunday

8 am

Sunday

10:30 am Total

Mar. 4/5 187 54 40 50 331

Mar. 11/12 10 40 41 146 227

Mar. 18/19 45 45 148 238

Mar. 25/26 49 52 151 252

TOTAL 197 188 178 495 1048 AVERAGE 99 41 45 124 262


Parish Register

March 2017

Transfers in: none

Transfers out: none

Deaths: Eugene O’Brien 3/28/17

Larry Goulet 3/31/2017

Funerals: Robert Lee 3/2/2017

Weddings: none

Anointings: 41

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Bullet in Board Meetings, Event News, etc.

If you would like more information about our ministries please pick up a copy of the Serving Opportunities brochure or call the church office.

5/1 Raymond Curtis

5/1 Artie Giordano

5/1 Craig Meissner

5/2 Suzanne Bland

5/2 Tammi Fernandez

5/3 Anne Frederick

5/3 Dylan Meissner

5/4 Ileta Monahan

5/6 Jane McCarthy

5/7 Robert Moyes

5/13 Russell Julian

5/14 Esther Nawrocki

5/18 Jerrelyn Fortin

5/19 Janie Fritz

5/19 Jim Dodge

5/20 Dianne Atkins

5/21 James Bethoney

5/22 Jerry Yoerg

5/25 Deb Wilks

5/25 Jose Mendoza

5/26 Rev. Donald Lillpopp

5/26 George Hamblin

5/26 Catherine Schifano

5/26 Juliana Woodworth

5/28 Sarah Shaw

5/28 Cameron Fitch

5/29 Anita Cockill

5/29 Tina Ogden

6/2 Gene Laveroni

6/2 Beverly Blickensdorf

6/2 Gloria Sumner

6/2 Donna Schauer

6/3 Junette Holmes

6/5 Doreen Uzuanis

6/5 Janet Moorman

6/5 Edna Wood

6/5 Skip Joyce

6/5 Julian Barry

6/9 Georgianna Gault

6/10 Helen Nouza

6/12 Henry Lancombe

6/12 Jennifer Meissner

6/13 Austin Cole

6/14 Mary Fulham

6/14 Michael Monthalvo

6/16 Carla Newman

6/16 Bradley Meissner

6/18 Bev Clohset

6/18 Anthony Clifton

6/19 Nancy Everidge

6/19 Angelina Meissner

6/20 Colleen Kovacs

6/20 Kathryn Bangs

6/21 Lisa Brooks

6/25 Lois Turner

6/25 Susan Bruno

6/26 Genevieve Bailey

6/29 Pat Hubbell

6/30 Edward Farrell

6/30 John Crouse

6/30 Rita Watson-Trapp

7/2 Paul Mercer

7/3 Vonetta Lightburn

7/6 Glee Gates

7/8 Judy Colmery

7/9 Loretta McInturff

7/9 Angie Diaz

7/10 Carolyn Wallner

7/11 JoAnne Kull

7/12 Martha Figueiredo

7/13 John Bowes

7/14 Phylis Mercer

7/15 Joan Hammell

7/15 Laura Lavaroni

7/19 Ellie Wilcox

7/19 Richard Bardsley

7/22 Sharon Stone

7/22 Elena Gregson

7/23 Barbara Hood

7/24 Dorothy Owens

7/24 Liz Hamilton

7/25 Nylene Howell

7/25 Barbara Ingram

7/26 JoAnne Lillpopp

7/27 Peggy King

7/27 Lisa Emerson

7/28 Don Houser

7/29 Nancy Pignatiello

7/29 Dale Hatch

7/30 Col. Michael Cockill

7/31 Bonnie Staveski

8/4 Rudolph Smith

8/4 Craig Gates

8/5 Joan Mehl

8/6 Diane Tino

8/7 Lill Giordano

8/8 Millie Alfonso

8/8 Bob Burton

8/10 Janet Stephens

8/14 Mervis Lewis

8/14 James Wood

8/15 Katherine Goulet

8/16 Carole Levesque

8/16 Marie Julian

8/17 Janet Crisfield

8/18 Ester Marion

8/20 Helen Sharp

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2301 Deltona Blvd.

Spring Hill, FL 34606

Phone: 352-683-2010

Fax: 352-686-0299

E-mail:

[email protected]

Mailing Address: P.O. Box 5026

Spring Hill, FL 34611

The Rev. Lance Wallace, Rector

Cell 352-515-8657

Email: [email protected]

Sunday Services

8 am Service (no music)

9:15 am Adult Formation Class

9:45 Jr. Inquirers

10:15 am Sunday School

10:30 am Service (music)

Saturday Services

4 pm Service (no music)

5 pm Adult Formation Class

Wednesday Services

10 am Service

with prayers for healing

11 am to 1 pm Food Pantry open

1:30 and 6 pm Adult Bible Study

6 pm Youth Ministry

Parish Office Hours

Mon.–Thurs. 9 am – 2 pm

(Closed Friday)

Diocese Website

www.episcopalswfl.org

The Parish Chimes Editors

Lisa Emerson & Debbie Smith Email:

[email protected]

352-686-1114 Rich Kovacs, Mgr./Norman Neill, Asst. Mgr.

Open: Monday-Saturday 10-4

Donations kindly accepted.

THRIFT SHOP

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5/14 Tammi & Danny Fernandez

5/16 Susan & Russell Meissner

5/18 Karen & Ed Risley

5/23 Michelle & Craig Meissner

5/23 Rev. Lance & Diane Wallace

5/24 Carolyn & Irving Melber

5/27 Phylis & Paul Mercer

6/9 Dorothy & Harry Owens

6/11 Pat & Paul Zahniser

6/12 Nancy & George Cotter

6/18 Janet & Dennis Crisfield

6/19 Mary & Leeroy Clark

6/20 Tina & Bradley Ogden

6/21 Pat & Frank Trama

6/25 Louise & Tommy Collins

6/25 Gretchen Murray & Frederick Larham

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6/28 Laura & Gene Laveroni

7/19 Carole & Bill Wiquist

7/24 Lois & Robert Hall

7/27 Marie & Russell Julian

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8/10 Debbie & Hal Smith

8/11 Diana & Philip Seminerio

8/15 Emily & Clay Lindsey

8/23 Colleen & Rich Kovacs

8/25 Ada & Paul LeBron

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