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RECTOR'S REMARKS | THE REV. RON ABRAMS

WHAT IS FAITH?Recently I came across some old seminary class notes. One of the course notes was from a course entitled The Book of Hebrews. As I reviewed my notes, memories of Dr. Reid’s class came rushing back. In bold, red letters in the margin on my

notes referring to chapter eleven I wrote, "Great sermon material." The verse I was referring to was the first verse which says "Now faith is the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen."

What caught my attention over 35 years ago, and what catches my attention even more today, is that the writer of the Book of Hebrews understood that faith cannot be contained to a dictionary definition, a textbook, a sermon or a worship service. That faith in the risen Christ is a total commitment of all we are and all we hope to be. That we are anchored in the Triune, who created us, redeems us and sustains us.

In the Book of Hebrews, (The book was written to Jewish Christians, probably as a sermon) is a wonderful litany of Old Testament figures who exhibited their faith without experiencing the totality of God’s redeeming grace. As Christians we have the assurance of Jesus Christ and the conviction of his life, death and resurrection.

Yet, we like the people of the Old Testament, must seek hope and have assurance in the mist of the darkness. It is not hard to see and feel darkness in our world, especially in the immediacy of our modern media. Because we human beings want facts, details, and clarity. We struggle when our world is not painted black and white, but gray! The truth is, life is mostly gray. This is why we need to embrace these sacred words from Hebrews, to remind ourselves in the midst of the gray that faith will give us the

assurance to get through discouraging times and trust that we will see with clarity God’s grace and love.

There is a story of a clergyman who wrote a manuscript which was rejected by every publisher. Finally he gave up and threw it in the wastepaper basket. His wife remained faithful even when he gave up. He told her not to remove the manuscript from the basket. The next day she decided to take the manuscript to one more publisher. She entered the office with a large brown bag. The publisher was intrigued! The wife took out of the large, brown bag the wastepaper basket with the manuscript still in it and said that she would not go against her husband’s wishes, but believed it needed to be read! The book was Dr. Norman Vincent Peale’s The Power of Positive Thinking.

We all get discouraged, even Dr. Norman Vincent Peale! However, because of Christ’s resurrection we can have assurance and hope that Christ is with us, even when we can’t feel or see him. Mrs. Peale is also a reminder for all of us that even when we can’t see, God bestows upon us a Christian community and faith followers who can help us see, even when life seems dark to us! This is exactly what our Church is all about!

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GRAPEVINEST. JAMES PARISH • WILMINGTON, NC

WEEK OF APRIL 24, 2016

Faith cannot be contained to a dictionary definition, a textbook, a sermon or a worship service ... Faith in the risen Christ is a total commitment of all we are and all

we hope to be.

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IN OUR PRAYERS:

Tom Dodson, Carolyn Jackson, Allene Wright

BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS UPDATEDuring the past month the following invoices were paid:Schindler Elevator = $811.89, Sentinel Security = $200.00, Terminix Pest Control = $525.00, First Hands CPR Course = $400.00, Croaker Janitorial Supply = $110.95 and Karlson phone repair = $101.65.

SPIRITUALITYSpirituality is how we are in relationship to God, to other people and the world around us, and to ourselves.

— Bryan C. Taylor

This column is sponsored by the Renewal Works Steering Committee to joyfully recognize and honor the numerous ministries of our parish. Responses are compiled from our questionnaire, found on the St. James website, and serve to illustrate how we, through our ministries, continue to grow spiritually through study, worship, and service.

We are collecting reflections on lay ministries at St. James and how participation in ministry feeds us spiritually. Responses are anonymous. Each week we highlight one of the ministries from the questionnaire in this column.

Please share your experiences by responding to our questionnaire: tinyurl.com/STJamesrwQuestionnaire

MINISTRY: Lay Reader

WHAT IS DONE IN THIS MINISTRY AREA AND WHY?

Lay Readers at St. James Parish are assigned particular Sundays to read the scripture lessons to parishioners during the Sunday church services; they are also asked to read on special occasions for services during Lent, Advent and other high Holy days. They are a valued asset to our church family.

WHAT ABOUT THIS MINISTRY APPEALS TO YOU?

I feel called to be a lay reader, because of a background in voice and theater. I have a sense of using a talent, which has given me much personal pleasure, in a different way for God's glory. I hope that in the reading will be manifested my belief and reverence for the Word. Perhaps that will enhance the experience of all.

In order to read a scripture well for the congregation, I first must understand it myself. Often I have to read it in more than one Bible translation and even in a Bible commentary to get a clear understanding.

HOW DO YOU THINK IT ILLUSTRATES LOVE OF GOD AND NEIGHBOR?

I enjoy this ministry and feel blessed to be a part of our worship service. Also, the time spent studying and reading God's word helps me to establish a more intimate relationship with God. It is a very holy and rewarding ministry.

HELP PARISHIONERS ATTEND SERVICEWe have several parishioners who would like to continue to come to worship services and other events but can’t due to the lack of transportation. If you think you and your family might be available for rides to church on Sundays and possibly other events, please contact Claude Bridger by phone at (910) 762-2489, or by email at cbridger@chadwickinsurance.com.

ST. JAMES TO PARTICIPATE IN R.A.D.PARTNERSHIP WITH NEW HANOVER CO. SHERIFFSR.A.D, the Rape Aggression Defense System, is a four week program of realistic self-defense tactics and techniques for women. The R.A.D. System is a comprehensive, women-only course that begins with awareness, prevention, risk reduction and risk avoidance, while progressing on to the basics of hands-on defense training.

R.A.D. is not a Martial Arts program. The courses are taught by nationally certified R.A.D. Instructors and provide each student with a workbook/reference manual. The manual outlines the entire Physical Defense Program for reference and continuous personal growth. The program begins May 5th and is open to ages 15 & up. To register or for more information please visit our web page.

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ADULT CHRISTIAN FORMATION

THIS WEEK: APRIL 24 (YOUTH SUNDAY SERVICE)

WRIGHT PATH: Meeting in Wright Room at 9:30 a.m. During 10:30 service. Parenting our parents, part 2. A discussion led by the Rev. Ron Abrams.

BIBLE LITE: Meeting in the Green Room at 9:30 a.m. During 10:30 service. Talking to children about faith. A discussion led by the Rev. Jay Sidebotham.

SHARING THE JOURNEY: Meeting in the Stephen Ministry Room at 9:30 a.m. This group will further discuss the scriptures and homily given during Sunday service.

THE DISCIPLES: Meeting in the Lippitt Room at 9:30 a.m. During 10:30 service.The Caliphate: The Uses and Abuses of History, Part 3. With Lisa Pollard.

NEXT WEEK: MAY 1 (CONFIRMATION WEEK)

WRIGHT PATH: Meeting in Wright Room at 9:30 a.m. During 10:30 service.

BIBLE LITE: Meeting in the Green Room at 9:30a.m. Confirmation during 10:30 service: Offsite fellowship. The class will meet in their regular room and walk to Port City Java together.

SHARING THE JOURNEY: Meeting in the Stephen Ministry Room at 9:30 a.m. This group will further discuss the scriptures and homily given during Sunday service.

THE DISCIPLES: Meeting in the Lippitt Room at 9:30 a.m. Confirmation: During 10:30 service. Stump the Clergy. A question and answer session exploring the Bible, The Common Book of Prayer and other puzzling questions about the faith, led by the Rev. Jay Sidebotham. We don’t promise answers, but we’ll learn from each other for sure.

CHRISTIAN FORMATIONCHILDREN’S CHRISTIAN FORMATION

PLEASE NOTE: Church and formation times switch with the spring/summer worship schedule! Formations now from 9:30-10:15.

DONT FORGET: May 1st is picture day! Bring your smiles and plan on meeting in your classroom first.

KINDERGARTEN–3RD GRADE classes will learn fundamental Bible stories to build their faith. The curriculum for these classrooms was designed by the teachers in each room, who have a vast experience in teaching Sunday School.

4TH–5TH GRADE Youth will examinine the friendship of Peter and Cornelius, youth will be inspired by God’s vision of inclusiveness and encouraged to enact this in their lives.

6TH–7TH GRADE Tweens will study the discussion between Peter and the leaders in Jerusalem and resolve to broaden their welcome so that everyone has a place.

8TH GRADE–CONFIRMATION CLASS will be learning from the newly revised My Faith My Life book. On Sunday, May 1st, the 8th grade class will receive the Sacrament of Confirmation at the 10:30 sermon.

THE HIGH SCHOOL CLASS is using Teen Text curriculum. This week, all utilizing Feasting on the Word and Teen Text curriculum will focus on Acts 11:1-18. The Youth will explore embracing Christ’s vision of God’s realm in which all people are included.

ADULT INQUIRERS’ CLASS TODAY (SUNDAY THE 24TH) |12:30 PM | GRAHAM PARLORThis week's topics: The Book of Common Prayer. The Episcopal Hymnal. Church Architecture and Vestments. This class is for adults who want an introduction to the Episcopal Church, a refresher course, preparation for Confirmation, or preparation for membership. For more info, please call the office at (910) 762-1628, or email Ron.

SAVE THE DATE

Registration open April 3 – July 31

Children ages 3 & up. Volunteers Needed. More details coming soon!

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MISSION AND SERVICE LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES 2016ALASKA MISSION EXPERIENCE 2016JULY 7 – 16, 2016St. James is going back to Alaska this summer to continue our meaningful relationship with the people of St. David’s Episcopal Church in Wasilla, Alaska. The work we do at St. David’s and within the Wasilla community helps them minister among their people in the long winter months. Twelve people have committed to go and to serve with the parishioners of St. David’s and will learn much about the Alaskan way of life. We will work, serve, learn, worship and explore. Thank you, St James, for encouraging our young people and the adults who will be going this year. We will work hard and serve with compassion and love! Questions? Please contact Cookie at cookie@stjamesp.org

PROVINCE IV YOUTH EVENT - MIDDLE SCHOOLJUNE 21–25, 2016 HAW RIVER STATE PARK, BROWN SUMMIT, NCThis regional youth event will bring together middle school young people and adults who accompany them on their faith journey to focus on how we honor God and how we honor Creation. We will do this through worship, fellowship, music, education, and working in contexts that support environmental stewardship. Cost: $300. Questions? Contact Cookie at cookie@stjamesp.org or Emily Gowdy Canady at egowdycanady@diocese-eastcarolina.org.

PROVINCE IV YOUTH EVENT - HIGH SCHOOLJULY 28–AUGUST 1 | BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMAThe Diocese of East Carolina in connection with PROVINCE IV Youth Ministries will participate in a four day experience for 9th–12th graders and adults who accompany them on their journey of faith. We will immerse ourselves in the historical truths of the Civil Rights Movement in Birmingham and work together to build an understanding of social injustice that will help all participants develop a vision and the skills to lead their dioceses’ programming around race and inclusivity. We will “strive for justice and peace among all people and respect the dignity of every human being.” (BCP, p .292, Baptismal Covenant) Cost: $325. Registration deadline is April 15. Questions? Contact Cookie at cookie@stjamesp.org or Emily Gowdy Canady at egowdycanady@diocese-eastcarolina.org.

QUESTIONS? CONTACT COOKIE!For further information on Youth Ministries and events, contact Cookie Cantwell, Youth Ministries Coordinator,

at cookie@stjamesp.org, or text her at (910) 264-5910.

TODAY IS YOUTH SUNDAY!Today we are celebrating the presence and the ministries of our 6th through 12th Graders. As young leaders in our church, St. James Parish is blessed to have outstanding young people who are interested and willing to serve God through mission, worship, community and spiritual growth.

Thank you, St. James, for your part in celebrating the joy of our young people and the adults who accompany them on this journey of faith.

Please join us in a celebration on the lawn immediately following our 10:30 am worship.

MISSION AND SERVICE LEARNING MEETINGS AND UPDATESALL PARTICIPANTS MUST BE PRESENT

GLORY RIDGE INFORMATION MEETINGTODAY | 5:00 PM | THE GREAT HALL

ALASKA WILDERNESS MISSION MEETINGTODAY | 7:00 PM | SANDY JOHNSTON YOUTH ROOM

SILENT AUCTION & SPAGHETTI DINNER SUNDAY, MAY 1 | 5 TO 7 PM | LEE PARISH HALLTickets are $5, and will be available today on the lawn, from any Glory Ridge participant and at the event. All proceeds from the St. James Youth Ministries Silent Auction will go towards Youth Ministry's Mission and outreach. The Spaghetti Dinner is cooked and prepared by Barbara & Cameron Bush. Please join us for an amazing evening!

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SPECIAL EVENTS & GETAWAYS

"3 Nights & 4 Days at Mountain House | Blowing Rock, NC" x2 (Berta & Frank Hamilton)

Long Weekend at Beach House on Schloss Street (September to April)(Ed and Barbara Whitesides)

Weekend of Hunting During Deer, Duck or Turkey Season(Freddie Lewis)

Dinner Party for 8 at the Fish/Souther Home(Beth Souther/Dennis Fish)

Dinner for 2 at the Blockade Runner(Margaret Bagget)

UNC Football Tickets & Parking Pass(John & Louise Sloan)

Jungle Rapids Season Pass(Jenny & Bobby Rippy)

9 holes of Golf at CFCC(Josh Gattis)

"1/2 day Paddle Boarding" x2(South End Surf Shop/Jeff DeGroote)

WORKSHOPS & INSTRUCTION

Italian Cooking Class Dinner For 8(Sheila & Fred Osann)

Sailing Lesson - 1 Hour(Polk Baggett)

"Golf Lesson" x2(Joey Hines)

Informal Speech Language Assessment(Cece Snow)

"1 Hour of Tutoring: SAT Verbal" x2(Dr. June Davison)

SERVICES, REPAIR AND HOME IMPROVEMENT

"The Mosquito Squad" Mosquito Control Service (2 Sprays)(Watson Barnes)

2 Hours of "Honey Do"(Frank Brown)

2 Hours of Lawn Mowing(Josh Gattis)

2 hours of Yardwork(Will Carter)

One Man and a Truck(Stewart Marr)

3 Hours Babysitting or Dog Watching(Lexie Eagle)

3 Hours Babysitting(Morgan Gattis)

3 Hours Babysitting (Hasler Roberson)

3 Hours Babysitting(Caroline Harris)

3 Hours Babysitting(Rachel Hanley)

3 Hours of Christmas Decorating(Mollie Carter)

Truckload of Firewood, Delivered(Pem & Patti Jenkins)

"20 Pine Straw Bales, Delivered" x2(Les & Ann Turlington)

ART & FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS

12 Months Of Flowers, Delivered(Dana & Jeff Cook)

"Flower Arrangement for Dinner, Cocktail Party or Any Occasion" x2(Marietta Gwathmey)

Mixed Basket of Flowers(Lydia Hines)

Hand-tied Holiday Wreath(Dana Cook)

2 Hours of Music(Hinton Carter & Robert McClain)

Framed Painting "Fountain at St. James"(Ann Parker)

Framed Painting "St James Parish"(Alexis Seabrook)

Framed Painting "All Are Welcome"(Kay Bilisoly)

Framed Painting "Reflection in a Car Door"(John Parker)

Custom Painting(Steve Logan)

Framed Painting "Angel"(Chris & Bob McArtor)

Framed Oriental Art(Chris & Bob McArtor)

2 Frames Black & White (Chris & Bob McArtor)

Claude Howell Drawings(Chris & Bob McArtor)

Photography Print(Carolina Harris)

Custom Made Artwork(Jay Sidebotham)

Set of 4 Handcrafted Wine Glasses(Billie Holland & Cookie Cantwell)

Handmade Seahorse from Downtown Wilmington House Floor(Tom Covington)

Handmade Tuna from Downtown Wilmington House Floor(Tom Covington)

Custom Sign Post With Your Special Places(Russell Clark)

"Handpainted Ceramics" x2(Jane Rippy)

HEALTH & BEAUTYFull Orthodonic Treatment (Braces)(Dr. Greg Richardson)

Botox Treatment of the Frown Lines Between the Eyebrows(Dr. Marie Hardy)

Face Chemical Peel(Dr. Marie Hardy)

Marpac Dohm Sound Machine(Watson Barnes)

"$50 Gift Certificate to The Julia Boutique" x2(Helen Rouse)

SWEETS & TREATS"Ice Cream for 50 people from Lewis Strawberry Farm" x2(Beth & Lee Williams )

Brownies & Wine(Jack Swann)

Caramel Cake(Porter Young)

"Homemade Pound Cake" x2(Nick Zachetti)

One Pound of Toffee(Matthew van Arsdale)

Blood Orange Marmilade (Gus Bachman)

FOR THE HOMEFurniture(Houston Cowden)

Furniture(Ann Hale)

Treadmill(Ginny Woodruff)

Nora Fleming Serving Dishes(Olivia Murray)

2 Rattan Lamps(Jane Rippy)

Various Speciality Gifts Baskets(Jane Rippy & Billie Holland)

Custom Made Pillow for Child or Pet(Amy Laney)

Seaboard to Sideboard Entertains Cookbook(Jane Rippy)

Monasteries Book(Chris & Bob McArtor)

OTHER DONATED ITEMS

"Get out of Traffic Court" Card In New Hanover County (traffic offense lawyer for speeding or traffic violation)(Miriam Thompson)

Ladies' Bike (Allene Keith Wright)

Entire Set of Wizard of Oz Dolls (Violet & Geroge Freeman)

18 months Boys' "John-John" suit(Sharon Tartt)

Child's Day Gown(Jane Rippy)

FINANCIAL DONATIONSPeter Brown & Elise RuffinBob & Dorris RuffnerAnne & Mitty Schaeffer

YOUTH MINISTRY SILENT AUCTION ITEMSIt's that time again! Below you'll find an early list of donations offered by our generous parishioners. In lieu of items financial support is greatly encouraged and appreciated. Items are subject to change … more items to come! For more info, contact Cookie Cantwell at cookie@stjamesp.org or Billie Holland at (910) 262-4050. Donor's names are in parentheses below.

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STIR UP THE SPIRIT: EPISCOPAL CHURCH WOMEN ANNUAL MEETINGWEDNESDAY, APRIL 27 | 10:00 A.M. | ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, FAYETTEVILLE, NC The keynote speaker, The Rev. Lauren Winner, will speak on Metaphors for God: Looking at the many ways that God speaks in our lives. Cost of Lunch is $15.00. Lunch is free for clergy (but they still need to be registered). Deadline is Sunday, April 24. For more info call (252) 393-8083.

Schedule of Events

9:00 am: Registration and Coffee10:00 am: Meeting and Speaker12:00 pm: Holy Eucharist and Installation of Officers1:15 pm: Lunch

Lunch is free for clergy (but they still need to be registered)

TUESDAY NIGHT BIBLE STUDY RESUMES TUESDAY, APRIL 26APRIL 26 - MAY 31 | 7:00 P.M. | GRAHAM PARLOR

STORIES OF THE RESURRECTIONThis six-week series will focus on various accounts of the Resurrection, looking at stories from each of the gospels, as well as some thoughts thrown in from the apostle Paul. Led by Jay Sidebotham, this study offers an opportunity to read the scripture, to learn a bit about the distinctive context of each of the New Testament writers, and to determine the so-what factor, as we apply these seasoned stories to contemporary life. All are welcome. Come each week. Come just once. Our conversation will be enhanced by your presence.

**Please note the change: The previously published Adult Christian Formation Brochure slated this study to begin on April 5th.

MONDAY, APRIL 25 Morning Prayer8:00 AM – 9:00 AM | Church

Pre School Bible Study8:30 AM – 9:00 AM | Lee Parish Hall

Childrens Chapel9:15 AM – 9:45 AM | Children's Chapel

Clark James Foundation Meeting5:00 PM – 6:00 PM | Tatum Parlor

AA Meeting8:00 PM – 9:00 PM | Lippitt Room

TUESDAY, APRIL 26 Contemplative Prayer7:30 AM – 8:00 AM | Church

Morning Prayer8:00 AM – 9:00 AM | Church

EfM (Morning)8:30 AM – 11:30 AM | S/M Room

Bible Study7:00 PM – 8:15 PM | Graham Parlor

AA Meeting7:30 PM – 9:00 PM | Lippitt Room

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27 Silent Auction Set-UpAll Day | Lee Parish Hall

PCJBS 7:00 AM – 8:00 AM |

Morning Prayer8:00 AM – 9:00 AM | Church

Wednesday Eucharist 12:10 PM – 12:45 PM | Church

EfM (Evening)6:30 PM – 9:30 PM | Graham Parlor

THURSDAY, APRIL 28 Morning Prayer8:00 AM – 9:00 AM | Church

Deanery Council meeting at St. Paul's12:00 PM – 2:00 PM | Offsite

Lumina Choir Reh4:00 PM – 5:00 PM | Choir Room

SJ Choir Rehearsal7:00 PM – 8:30 PM | Choir Room

FRIDAY, APRIL 29 Morning Prayer8:00 AM – 9:00 AM | Church

Burch/Moore (Reh)4:30 PM – 6:00 PM | Church

Elias/Cavanaugh (Reh)5:00 PM – 6:00 PM | L/C

SATURDAY, APRIL 30 Al Anon8:00 AM – 9:00 AM | B/W

Altar Guild - Set Up8:00 AM – 11:00 AM | Church

Farrell/Streleck (Reh)11:00 AM – 12:00 PM | L/C

Burch/Moore (Wed)5:00 PM – 6:00 PM | Church

Elias/Cavanaugh(Wed)5:00 PM – 6:00 PM | L/C

UPCOMING EVENTS

FEAST DAY OF ST. MARK THE EVANGELIST

MONDAY, APRIL 25, 2016

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CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE, THEOLOGIAN AND AUTHOR JIM WALLIS TO SPEAK AT ST. JAMES WEDNESDAY, MAY 4 |7:00 PM | ST. JAMES PARISHWilmington, NC – On Wednesday, May 4, 2016 at 7:00, internationally-known author and theologian Jim Wallis will speak at St. James Parish at 3rd and Market Streets. Wallis is the author of twelve books, most recently America’s Original Sin: Racism, White Privilege, and the Bridge to New America (published January, 2016).

Wallis addresses issues of topics that intersect religion, society, and politics.

He is president and founder of Sojourners, a national faith-base organization and editor-in-chief of its magazine, Sojourner. His columns appear in major newspapers, including The New York Times , The Washington Post, The Los Angeles Times, and The Boston Globe. He frequently appears as a commentator on such television networks as CNN, MSNBC, and FOX and on National Public Radio. He has taught at Harvard and Georgetown Universities.

The upcoming lecture in Wilmington is sponsored by St. James Parish and is free to the public. Following the lecture there will be a reception and book signing of the speaker’s most recent book.

For more information about the presentation or to register, please visit the parish website www.stjamesp.org.

To read more about Jim Wallis, go to www.sojo.net, click on “About Us” and then “Our Leadership”.

*Please note that child care will be provided.

R YES! I WILL ATTEND THE LECTURE WITH JIM WALLIS ON MAY 4WEDNESDAY, MAY 4 |7:00 PM | ST. JAMES PARISH

FIRST NAME

LAST NAME

NUMBER IN YOUR PARTY ATTENDING THE LECTURE

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ST. JAMES PARISH• ESTABLISHED 1729 •

STAFF: Rector The Rev. Ronald G. Abrams | Associate Rector The Rev. Jay Sidebotham | Deacon The Rev. Catherine W. Davis | Curate The Rev. Paula Griffin | Organist/Choirmaster John Sullivan | Facilities Administrator Don Barlow | Office/Financial Administrator Jan Hincke | Parish Coordinator Suzanne Adams | Parish Administrative Assistant Suzanne Murphy | Communications Director Sarah Cavalcanti | Youth Ministries Cookie Cantwell | Christian Formation Assistant Devyn Doyle | Registrar Gorda Singletary | Day School Director Stephanie Burney | Sextons Frank Brown, Douglas Maddox

VESTRY: Senior Warden Claude Bridger | Junior Warden Steve Thomas | Administration/Finance Fred Osann | Building/Grounds Owen Aylesworth | Christian Formation Frances Wells | Communications Allen Trask | Evangelism Steve Thomas | Outreach Mary Gornto | Parish Life/Hospitality Cindy Popajohn | Pastoral Care Claude Bridger | Stewardship Steve Coggins | Spiritual Growth Louise Sloan | Worship Adair Ellis | Youth/Young Adults Mike Brown | Clerk Diane Macaskill | Treasurer David Sprunt

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