C H R I S T C H U R C H C A T H E D R A L M O B I L E , A L A B A M A

April 2014

Volume 13, Number 3 THE MESSENGER

It is appropriate that our Lenten

time of reflection and self-examination

has been spent in the work of ministry

transition. Such work asks us to reflect

on our mission and to consider the

directions in which God is calling us in

our ministries supporting that mission. I

would like to thank the Cathedral vestry

for their fine work in conducting a

visioning process that involved every

household in the Cathedral family. The

conversations they engaged in asked a

few basic questions about the ministries

that are most important to us and about

the gifts that we are seeking in persons

who will be called to fill the roles of

canon pastor and organist/choirmaster.

In their report-out on the findings of

these conversations, the vestry

concluded that our priorities in the role

of canon pastor are someone who will:

1) Complement the qualities of the

Dean;

2) Engage with young families and

youth;

3) Lead and facilitate pastoral care

ministries; and

4) Expand outreach ministries.

In an organist/choirmaster, we seek

someone who will:

1) Further our tradition of excellence in

worship;

2) Develop our children’s and youth

choirs; and

3) Enhance our musical outreach to the

wider community and the diocese.

Screening and interviews of candidates

for the clergy position has begun, and a

organist/choirmaster transition

committee comprised of vestry, choir,

and congregation members is being

constituted.

We also continue to participate in

the search and transition process for the

fourth bishop of our diocese. Thanks to

all of you who took the time to

complete the on-line survey; it has now

been completed and the results will

soon be shared with the search

committee. Focus group attendance for

the meeting here at the Cathedral was

wonderful; it was a positive process,

which will be very helpful, along with

the survey, as the search committee

compiles a profile of our diocese during

April. Soon thereafter, we will begin the

work of soliciting nominations. (continued on page 2)

Dear Cathed ral Family,

9TH ANNUAL CATHEDRAL CELEBRATION CONFIRMATION AND PAROCHIAL VISIT

Sunday, May 11 at 10:00 a.m. Luncheon in the garden to follow.

The Right Reverend Philip M. Duncan, II will be at Christ Cathedral for the Cathedral Celebration on Sunday, May 11. If anyone is interested in being confirmed at that time, please speak with Dean Gibson. There will be an Adult Inquirer’s Class on Tuesday, April 15 at 5:30 p.m. in the library.

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THE CATHEDRAL

CHAPTER

John Stephenson McClelland Senior Warden

Robert Willis Israel

Charles Stephen McKay Junior Wardens

William Kennon Drew Treasurer

Harwell Ellis Coale, Jr. Chancellor

Ronald A. Snider Clerk

Class of 2014

Robert D. Forster

Tray W. Hamil

Ann H. Luce

John S. McClelland, Jr.

Elissa E. Watkins

Wythe L. Whiting

Class of 2015

John D. Davidson

Mary Esther T. Elliott

Banks C. Ladd

Alison S. Mitchell

Lucy F. Moore

Henry R. Seawell IV

Class of 2016

as elected December 1, 2013

Sage M. Bolt

Lewis H. Golden

George B. Inge

Robert W. Israel

Charles S. McKay

Hetty C. Newell

Chapter Members

Mendy Henderson, 2016 St. Agatha’s, deFuniak Springs

Gary Moore, 2017 St. Paul’s, Daphne

The Rev. Aaron Smith, 2018 St. Paul’s, Magnolia Springs

Palm Sunday, April 13

10:00 a.m.

LITURGY OF THE PALMS begins in the garden

STRIPPING OF THE ALTAR

ANNUAL PARISH PHOTO following service

Maundy Thursday,

April 17 5:30 p.m. in the Chapel

HOLY EUCHARIST AND

FOOT WASHING

Monday, April 14 through

Thursday, April 17 Noon in the Chapel

HOLY EUCHARIST

Good Friday,

April 18 Noon in the Church

LITURGY

HOLY WEEK 2014

Easter Sunday,

April 20 10:00 a.m.—FESTIVAL EUCHARIST Wood Brass Quartet & Timpani

11:15 a.m.—EASTER EGG HUNT in the garden

Faithfully,

The Very Reverend

Beverly F. Gibson, Ph.D., Dean

As we come to the end of Lent and

look forward to Holy Week and the Easter

celebration that will follow, I encourage

you to continue in your personal devotions

and disciplines, to remember especially

the transitions here at the Cathedral and in

the diocese in your prayers, and to avail

yourself of opportunities to worship

together here at the Cathedral. Our

corporate worship and prayers strengthens

us, binds us together both here in the

present and with the saints of our past and

our future. From this we draw energy and

hope, which make us ready for the work

God has for us to do.

In Simply Jesus, N. T. Wright writes,

“When Jesus rose from the dead on Easter

morning, he rose as the beginning of the

new world that Israel’s God had always

intended to make.” We look forward

together here at Christ Church Cathedral

to the new world that will open for us on

Easter morning.

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Easter Memorial

Donations Envelopes for Easter memorial or thanksgiving

donations are enclosed in this issue of The

Messenger. Donations are $15 each and can be

designated for Easter lilies, music, or for

seasonal planting in the garden. All

designations received by Monday, April 13 will

be noted in the Easter bulletin. Additional

envelopes are available on the ministry table or

in the Cathedral office.

Flowering of

the Cross

Please remember to

come a few minutes

early on Easter

Sunday, April 20 and

bring flowers for the

Easter Cross.

Palm Crosses We will gather following the final

Lenten lunch on Wednesday, April 9

to make palm crosses.

Please join us. No prior experience is necessary.

Stripping The Altar Traditionally, the altar is stripped following the

Maundy Thursday service, the last Eucharist in

the church until Easter morning. We will strip

the altar after Eucharist on Palm Sunday, April

13. The Maundy Thursday worship service will

be held in the Chapel.

Decorating the Church

for Easter Eucharist Saturday, April 19 at 9:30 a.m.

Our Children’s Easter Egg

hunt for toddlers through

grade 2 will take place in the

garden following the Easter

service, Sunday, April 20.

Please bring a dozen stuffed,

plastic eggs (no nuts or

chocolate) for each child who

will hunt by Good Friday,

April 18.

Annual Easter Egg Hunt

and Donations

The Fun Club has a VERY important job

on Easter Sunday, April 20!

(Shhhh! Don’t tell the little ones.)

Please meet Ms. Alison at the back door of the

church immediately following the processional

hymn. You will return shortly thereafter to sit with

your parents during the service.

We will meet again at the back of the church

immediately after communion to guard the garden!

Questions? Contact Alison Mitchell

asm1214@hotmail.com 689-7874

Fun Club will hide

Easter Eggs

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C4 CHOIR CALENDAR

Rehearsal Schedule Wednesdays

4:30-5:15 p.m.

April 23—No Rehearsal

May 7—Final Rehearsal

Church Performance Dates

Sundays during 10:00 a.m. service

April 13—Palm Sunday

April 20—Easter Sunday

May 11—

Cathedral Celebration/Mothers’ Day

MORNING CIRCLE

10:30 a.m. Monday, April 14

At the home of Marolyn Kruse

1052 Cross Gate Place

Call Carolyn Stephenson at 342-5637 for information

on Morning Circle.

Next Meeting:

Monday, May 12

Morning Circle Cooks—March 12

(Above, left to right) Marolyn Kruse, Elizabeth Harrison, Lynn Yankie, Joy Dean, Debbie Broome,

Betty Reniewicz, Carolyn Stephenson, Harriet Jean Boughton, Martha Middleton, Peggy McClelland

Lenten Cooks—March 19

(left to right) Barbara Mitchell, Betsy McCafferty, Sage Bolt, Lucy Brady, Carolyn Eichold

Marolyn Kruse, Gaye Formanek Sam Power, Joy Dean

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✠ WEDNESDAY HOLY EUCHARIST

April 2 & 9—11:30 a.m. in the Chapel followed by Lenten Music/Lunch

April 16, 23, & 30—Noon

2014 Cathedral Co ncer t Ser ies

2014 LENTEN MUSIC & MEDITATION

Wednesdays, April 2 &9 11:30 a.m. Holy Eucharist, Rite I in the Chapel

12:05 p.m. Meditation and Music in the Church

12:30 p.m. Luncheon in the Chapter House ($8 donation)

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9

St. Paul’s Episcopal School Strings

under direction of

Holly Compton

Mantras—Richard Meyer

Sanctus from The German Mass Franz Schubert /arr. James Curnow

O Magnum, Mysterium—Morten Lauridsen

Shenandoah Traditional—arr. John Wilson/Rick England

Scenes from The Emerald Isle—arr. Carrie Lane Gruselle

She Moved Through the Fair The Rakes of Kildare

The Green Fields of Erin

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2

Myles Garver, vocalist;

Tjaden Cox, vocalist;

Peggy Lyden, pianist

Crucifixion—Samuel Barber

Tjaden Cox, soloist

Gentle Airs, Melodious Strains—George Frideric Handel

Myles Garver, soloist

Panis Angelicus—Cesar Franck

The King of Love—Harry Rowe Shelley

We Hasten, O Jesu—Johann Sebastian Bach

I Will Magnify thee, O Lord—Joseph Corfe

The Prayer—Carole Bayer Sager & David Foster

The Christ Church Cathedral Concert Series is underwritten by generous contributions from our supporters.

The Atkinson Duo: Rebekah Atkinson, Mathew Atkinson

(left to right) The Archduke Trio:

Enen Yu, Bob Holm, Goushen Huang

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SENIOR SUNDAY MAY 4

We will honor our

graduating high school

seniors on Sunday, May 4

during the service. The

seniors and their parents

will be asked to come

forward for a blessing.

Following the service on

May 4, we will have a

picnic in the garden in

honor of the seniors.

Please confirm that you

have a graduating high

school senior by

contacting the Cathedral

office before Monday,

April 27.

Also please let us know if

you have a soon-to-be

college graduate.

We will recognize college

graduates in the June issue

of The Messenger.

Chr ist ian For matio n Calend ar

Sunday, April 6 Curriculum for all youth classes.

Confirmation: Review and

Confirmation Preparation

Sunday, April 13 Palm Sunday

C4 sings in church

Remain in Church for Parish Photo

Christian Formation Holiday

Sunday, April 20 Easter Sunday

C4 sings in church

Easter Egg Hunt in garden

following the service for children

through grade 2.

Christian Formation Holiday

Sunday, April 27

Curriculum for all youth classes.

Sunday, April 6—Review and Confirmation Preparation Meet in the church during Christian Education to review the May 11 services.

Completed forms should be turned in at this time.

Sunday, May 11—Confirmation

Youth Co nf ir matio n Class

Our Christian Education calendar is quickly coming to a close. Sunday,

April 27 will be our last day for Christian Education classes.

The Children’s Chapel ministry continues year round.

We will honor our Christian Education teachers on Senior Sunday, May 4.

Co nfir mat ion/Sund ay Scho ol ERD P ro ject

DRINK, WASH, COOK, LIVE Go to the Cathedral website to view our

video for our fundraising project in support of

Episcopal Relief and Development. Or for

more information, visit the ERD YouTube

link: http://youtu.be/cmSsvR18JhM

The Confirmation/School Sunday ERD

Project has expanded to include the members

of the Fun Club but the goal of this ambitious

Lenten outreach project remains the same; raise

$2500 in contributions to be given to Episcopal

Relief and Development to fund two water

treatment facilities.

The group is asking Cathedral children to

donate the change they collect in their “ERD

Hope Chests” to the clean water program. For

adults who would prefer to make donations,

ERD envelopes are available. Please make

your checks payable to Christ Church

Cathedral, with the notation ERD project.

The class was drawn to the Clean Water

project because they have never had to consider

whether the water they drank was safe. In

many third world countries, people cannot

afford to filter their water. Water that is not

clean can contain parasites and other things that

can hurt the human body. When people

consume the water, they will become sick.

Some of the diseases can even cause death. If

we can reduce the amount of unfiltered

drinking water in these countries, that help

build up the economies. When there are fewer

people getting sick, there are more people

working and earning money for their families.

Every 15 seconds, a child dies from a

water related disease. When you donate to this

cause, it helps empower communities to create

safe and clean water sources by building wells

and piping systems to prevent waterborne

illnesses. Also by training members of

communities on the use and maintenance of the

water systems.

Please help us achieve our goal is to help

two villages DRINK, WASH, COOK, LIVE.

Our goal can be reached with a $10

donation from each of our 250 Cathedral

families. Will you give today?

ADULT INQUIRER’S CLASS Tuesday, April 15 at 5:30 p.m. in the library.

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How to Join Episcop al Church (paraphrased from The Episcopal Handbook)

By far, the most important requirement for joining the Episcopal Church is just showing up.

Many Episcopal parishes are intentionally vague about assigning membership. We don’t want to be known as

places where weekly attendance is taken, annual contributions are tabulated, and your membership is assigned

only if you pass muster. We’re much less concerned about counting the people who are in, than we are about

leaving someone out.

To serve as a Lay minister you should be baptized in this or any Christian church, confirmed or received by a

bishop of the Episcopal Church, attend services, receive Holy Communion, and make a financial commitment. Of

course, some people claim membership to our churches because a long-lost relative once attended, and this is fine

by us. We believe the church should reflect the open and accepting arms of Jesus.

If one is baptized in a parish, he or she automatically becomes a member. If one is already a member of an

Episcopal parish and moves to another, a Letter of Transfer is typically requested. However, the paperwork

generally plays second fiddle to the importance of a feeling of belonging to a parish family.

A Youth Confirmation Class is currently underway. There will be an Adult Inquirer’s Class on Wednesday,

April 15 at 5:30 p.m. in the library. Confirmation and Reception by the Bishop will be Sunday, May 11.

(Left to Right) Front Row: Chambliss Brister, Parke Brister, Annabelle Ramo, Janaé Wilson,

Elinor Gibson, Will Gamble, Walt Hamil, Livy Ferguson, Sophie Ferguson

Back Row: Malcolm Warren, Stephens Ashbee, Tré Mitchell, Sykes Ashbee, Charlie Ramo,

Julianna Ramo, Jordan Chow, Kimberlie Gaillard, Trinity Gaillard, Lawson Hamil (Stephens & Sykes Ashbee attend Government Street Presbyterian Church.)

Floral Parade Mardi Gras Party—Monday, March 3

The Fun Club

Budget: $ 752,265

Revenue: $ 48,168

Pledges: $ 38,894

Expenses: under budget

Repor t of the Finance Co mmittee (dated February 2014)

Capital Debt: ($ 269,629)

Endowment: $ 805,680

Foundation: $ 249,812 (will reach $ 250,000 this month)

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Outreach

On behalf of Family Promise of

Coastal Alabama.

Thank you for

your continued

support and

generosity.

Together we can end homelessness,

one family at a time.

Brandi Purvis

Resource Development

Thank you

Dear Friends,

Wilmer Hall Children’s Home serves children and young adults in need due

to poverty, abuse, neglect and homelessness by providing them with a warm, loving and nurturing home where they can live, learn and grow. Wilmer Hall

was founded by Bishop Richard H. Wilmer in 1864 as a home for children who

were victims of war, poverty and disease.

In 2014 we look forward to celebrating 150 years of mission and ministry.

We celebrate not only our past, but look to the future as we continue our legacy

of caring for children and young adults. Due to an ever increasing census, we need to renovate both Carpenter Hall

and Quigley Hall in order to expand our Transitional Living Program and our

Transitional Family Program. Our goal is to raise $1,500,000 for our renovation

and expansion project and to strengthen our endowment so that Wilmer Hall

will be sustainable for many more years.

The Board of Directors of Wilmer Hall joins me in asking for your support of our Rejoice, Restore and Renew campaign as we seek to continue and sustain

this very special ministry.

Sally Greene

Executive Director , Wilmer Hall

Goodwill Easter Seals of the Gulf Coast

Good Samaritan Program

Whenever you empty your closets

and spare rooms, take your

donations to Goodwill and donate

to the Good Samaritan Program

in the name of Christ Church

Cathedral. You will be provided

with a voucher. Please bring the

voucher to the Cathedral for Sam

Power to distribute.

Reminder While you are traveling, don’t

forget to grab the hotel toiletries

and bring them to the Cathedral

for Sam Power to give to

Waterfront Mission Rescue/15

Place clients.

ANNUAL FLIPPIN’ FOR WILMER HALL

PANCAKE BREAKFAST WITH THE MOBILE KIWANIS CLUB Saturday, March 29 7-11:00 a.m. Tickets: $5 (eat-in/carry out)

On the front lawn of Wilmer Hall (3811 Old Shell Road.)

Menu: Pancakes, Conecuh sausage, Carpe Diem coffee, milk and juice

Several local celebrities, including University of South Alabama’s Head

Football Coach, Joey Jones will be on hand supporting the cause.

Children’s Activities include face painting, pancake toss, inflatable jumpers

All proceeds from the pancake breakfast directly benefit Wilmer Hall.

More information: 342-4931 or www.wilmerhall.org.

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Join Rabbi Steven Silberman & Congregation Ahavas Chesed

on a tour to Israel

To register: www.ayelet.com/SilbermanJuly2014.aspx

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

Tour to Israel —July 13- 27, 2014

eCP

BCP on the Go!

Electronic

Common Prayer

app for iPhone

Looking for all of the worship

services and devotional content of

the BCP along with the full

lectionary texts in one app? Look no

further than the eCP app!

Requires iOS 5.0 or later.

Compatible with iPhone, iPad

(except first generation), and iPod

touch. This app is optimized for

iPhone 5.

eCP offers the following features:

An interactive Calendar with

complete access to Years A, B, &

C of the RCL for Sundays and

Holy Days, Daily Office, and

Lesser Feasts and Fasts lectionary

texts in the NRSV

Feast pages include title and color

in addition to presenting multiple

feasts in order of precedence

Most commonly used services

from the 1979 BCP, fully

hyperlinked to lessons, Collects of

the Day, and Psalms

The complete Daily Office with

readings and Psalms for each day

in both Years 1 and 2

Canticles supplemented with all

of the alternatives from Enriching

Our Worship

Psalm options for the Daily Office

include both Psalms Appointed

and the Thirty Day Psalter

Swipe left/right navigation

through Services, Psalms, and

other indexed material

Bookmarking of content for easy

access throughout the app.

www.churchpublishing.org

TEL AVIV

“Join up” with Israeli paramilitary

forces at the Palmach Museum

See the artists & entertainers at

Nachalat Binyamin

Evening walking tour through Old

Jaffa

THE NORTH

Tour the ancient seaside port of

Caesarea

See the Bahai Temple and Persian

Gardens in Haifa

See the grottoes of Rosh Hanikra

Enjoy a jeep tour of the Golan

Heights

Visit Capernaum and the Mount of

Beatitudes

Kayaking along the Jordan River

See the Church of Annunciation

JERUSALEM

Enjoy a walking tour of the Old

City

Tour Yad Vashem

Explore the Mount Herzl Museum

and cemetery

Join the amazing archeological dig

at Beit Guvrin

Explore the Israel Museum

Visit Yad La’Kashish

Tour the Western Wall Tunnels

THE SOUTH

Ascend Masada

Hike to the desert oasis of Ein Gedi

Float in the Dead Sea

. . . AND SO MUCH MORE!

$3,499 per person, based on double

occupancy. Land only.

Dio cesan News

ULTREYA!

Come enjoy an evening of fellowship, prayer and music.

Saturday, April 5

St. Paul’s—Daphne

28788 N. Main Street

4:30 p.m.

R&R for Staff & Pilgrims of Cursillo #152 in Malone Hall

6:00 p.m.

All are invited to Holy Eucharist

followed by potluck dinner, fellowship, and song.

Coffee and tea provided. Bring a dish to share.

Musicians: Bring your instrument!

Mark Your Calendar for the next Ultreya

May 3 at 6:00 p.m.

Holy Spirit Church—Gulf Shores

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VBS

Contact Alison Mitchell asm1214@hotmail.com

689-7874

VBS Meeting—Sunday, May 4 The first meeting for all who are interested in helping with VBS.

Set up—Sunday, June 8 Training/Decorating—Monday, June 9 Take down—Thursday, June 12

Join us at Wilderness Escape VBS, where we’ll explore what life was like for the ancient Israelites. They’ve escaped slavery in Egypt…but now what?

You’ll craft cool projects in the Israelite Camp, race through the wilderness as you play games, visit with Moses, and eat some interesting new food.

Plus, you’ll meet lots of new friends!

Tuesday, June 10 through

Thursday, June 12

9:00 a.m. to Noon

To re g is te r or volunteer—Sign up on -l ine a t w w w . grou pvb sp ro .com /v bs /h l . chr i s t chur chca th

in the Chapel during Coffee Hour

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APRIL BIRTHDAYS

April 3 John McClelland

April 5 Day Peake

April 6 Donna Moree

April 7 Robert Drew

April 8 Christopher Clinton

Greer Radcliff

April 9 Carolyn Jeffers

April 13 Bob Dean

Lyon Israel

April 16 Helen Hendrix

Fairley Morton

Chip Tait

Carter Wetzler

April 17 Barbara Archer

Bob Forster

April 19 Terri Armbrecht

Angus Cooper

April 20 Mary Carol Ladd

Virginia Ladd

Chad Slaton

Glen Vinet

April 21 Chris Hume

Christopher Russell

April 22 Hetty Newell

April 23 John Daly Baumhauer

Johnny Cook

April 25 David Carwie

Betty Reniewicz

April 26 Bill Drew

April 27 Julie Hoffmeyer

Kim Kearley

M. J. Ramo

Elizabeth Warren

Malcolm Warren

April 28 Willson McClelland

Chris Vinet

April 29 David Powers

April 30 Henry Chappelle

Cathed ral Prayer Lis t

We Pray for:

Members: Brink Brinkley, Alice Carwie, Dunn

Chandler, John Wade Thurber, Nick

Nichols, Butch Trawick, George

Gartman, Amy McElhaney Butler,

Billie van der Giessen, Peter van der

Giessen, Patti Biel, Jean Halbrooks,

Lucy Lyons

Friends & Family: Janie Houser, Michael McMaken,

Leland Moore, Sr., Deborah Beverley,

Peggy Naughton, Gary Davis, David

Leff, Harrison Leff, Michael Cameron,

Nancy & Don Cameron, Rob & Amy

Archer Ellis, Dottie McCord, Joyce

Lee, Davis Nelson, Michael Sumrall,

Dot Smith Ditsworth, Sheri Neely,

Gwen Cook, Alfred Showers, Michael

Daves, Michael Sumrall, Jim Elia,

Anne Brown, Mark Brown, Harriett

Lillich, Florence Seymour, Bonnie

Orillion, Dave Carlyn Block, Scott

Craver, Jamie Martin, Rachel

McClanahan, Beverly Schubert, Tom

Cunningham, Francis Grace Hirs,

Anna Laura Plovanich, Norma

Beazley, Curtis Bullock, Bill Browder,

Valerie Boatman, Brian McArdle,

Webb Windsor, Ann Jones, Hank

Wozniek, Lisa Thompson, Stella

Phillips, James Thomas, Ted Fraiche,

Mark Miles, Susan Guilian, Rhett

Travis, Noel Fell, Tot Swanson, Art

Swanson, Hayden Jenkins, Maggie

Jenkins, Betty Ruth Patek, Carolyn

Pryor, Merle Findley, Louise Douglas,

Shirley & Dunlap Peeples, Steve

Harris, Sandy Fortner, Carole Graf, Kit

Geil, Roger Geil, Harvey Wright,

Johnny McLeod, Marian Macpherson

Currie, Mary Searles, Peggy Freeman,

Margee Adams, Francis Robison, Jim

& Dianne McCall, Dale Williams,

Mary Lou Peake, Sasha’s Home

Orphanage and all the people of the

Ukraine, Viva Weeks, Bill Goodloe,

Carolyn Bullock, Karen Sharpe, Kit &

Roger Geil and the Geil family,

Norman Pharr, Marie Harrison

The ministry of Sara Phillips, Pastoral

Leader of St. Mary’s Coden

Those Serving in the Military: Darrien Gibson, Kelley Hood, Evan

Sizemore, Robert McNeil, The Rev.

Bowen Woodruff, Daniel White-

Spunner Reed, Jonathan Duralde, Ron

Lansong, Sam Garcia, Chris

Marslender, Jerry Olin, Abby

Hutchins, Tyler Gamble, Todd

Mouthaan, Jean-Michael Lemieux,

Albert Robinson IV, Michael Nassar,

Josh Power, Ryan Anthony Thomas,

Randy Johnson, Susan Reniewicz,

Brian Caselton, Brian Hudson, Keith

Moss, Ryan Walker, Tyler Oubre,

Brian Pennell, John Snyder, Louis

Coggin, Jason Norris

Births: Arden Camille Ross, granddaughter of

Lynn and David Ross

Souls Departed: Charles Weeks, father of Mark Weeks

Carolyn Butler, grandmother of Angus

Cooper

Please contact the Cathedral Office to let us know if you would like to keep the names of

Friends and Family you have submitted on the prayer list. We will keep everyone who has been

submitted within the last month and all others from whom we hear.

O God, the strength of the weak and the comfort of sufferers: Mercifully accept our prayers, and grant to your servants the help of your power, that their sickness may be turned into health, and our sorrow into joy; through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.

CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL Corner of Saint Emanuel and Church Streets

115 South Conception Street, Mobile, Alabama 36602

Established 1822

The Right Reverend Philip M. Duncan, II, Bishop The Very Reverend Beverly F. Gibson, Ph.D., Dean

Carolyn S. Jeffers, Provost Peggy L. Lyden, Organist and Choir Master

Teri B. Williams, Assistant Choir Master Brenda J. Stanton, Financial Secretary M. Angela Burgin, Cathedral Secretary

Polly M. Garner, Assistant to the Provost Deidre and Joe Williamson, Nursery

Judy J. Jones, Housekeeping ✠

Office Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday Website: www.christchurchcathedralmobile.org Phone: 251.438.1822 Fax: 251.433.3403 E-mail: office@christchurchcathedralmobile.org

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