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NEW SERVICE TIMES | THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO THE OFFICE | MEET KELLI & JUSTIN

VICTORYCELEBRATION

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FROM THE RECTOR

The Rev. Aaron M. G. ZimmermanRector

In our liturgy, the person who is leading the service of Holy

Eucharist is called the Celebrant. That’s because we’re doing what Kool & The Gang (1980) said to do: Celebrate! Every Sunday, we are cel-ebrating the ridiculously good news that in Jesus Christ, God is done with keeping score and all—every last saint, sinner, slug, sloth, and self-cen-tered human—are invited to the party. Or, as the liturgy puts it, “when we had fallen into sin and death,” God in his mercy sent his Son Jesus Christ “to live and die as one of us, to recon-cile us” to God.

So we Episcopalians are good at cel-ebrating. Which is good, because we have a lot to celebrate these days at St. Alban’s. For example:

Later in March, we’ll welcome Dwight Schrute and Pam Beasley to help us think about life and God in our annu-al Lenten Dinner Series, with the 2017 theme “The Gospel According to The Office” (page 11).

Here’s another thing to celebrate: you have two opportunities to take a field trip to hear the good news of God’s grace. Mockingbird Ministries is host-ing two fantastic conferences this spring:

Mockingbird Tyler: “The Soul of the Gospel.” February 24-25, 2017, in Tyler, TX. Featuring the brilliant Paul Zahl & funny-yet-deep Sarah Condon. Info and tickets: mbirdtyler.com

Mockingbird NYC: “Ten Years of Grace.” April 27-29. Hosted at histor-ic St. George’s Church in Manhattan, this conference celebrating 10 years of Mockingbird will feature amaz-ing food, Episcodisco hosted by an Episcopal-priest-turned DJ, and Ben Maddison! Also, I am honored to be joining the speakers lineup, which includes Fleming Rutledge (Episcopal priest and author, most recently of The Crucifixion), Sarah Condon (Priest and hilarious author of Churchy), Oliver Burkeman (author of The Antidote: Happiness for People Who Can’t Stand Positive Thinking and columnist for The Guardian), Duo Dickinson (Architect and host of WPKN’s “Home Page”), Nicole Cliffe (co-founder and editor-in-chief of The Toast and contributor to Slate), and Mockingbird founder and execu-tive director, David Zahl.

Truly, lots to celebrate. So find your Kool & The Gang, turn it up, and open your heart.

And remember, God’s not keeping score. And dancing is allowed.

Love,

• At the end of February, we’ll cele-brate as we wrap up the active phase of our capital campaign. We’ll do this at a lunch after the 10:00 AM service on February 26. Come hungry and prepared to have a good time!

• Our church continues to grow. As I write this, on the last three Sundays we have welcomed over 200 people at St. Alban’s. We plant and water, but as St. Paul says in 1 Corinthians 3:7, God gives the growth. This growth has given us reason to shift things around a little bit. Since the church is full at 10:00 AM, we are looking at moving to three Sunday services: 7:30, 9:00, and 11:15 AM (with Sunday School and coffee hour at 10:15 AM). Read more on page 9.

• Our most recent newcomers/confir-mation class, “St. Alban’s 101,” had 33 people, most from non-Episcopal backgrounds.

• Our finances are strong, thanks to your faithful stewardship of what God has entrusted you with. In 2017, we will be able to fund our existing min-istries and, we hope, help resource them for growth.

• Our January/February Theology on Tap sessions (Theme: “She Blinded Me With Science”) were an absolute blast, as 40 to 45 people packed into Barnett’s Pub, to listen to our speak-ers on science on religion (Thanks Becky, Eric, Richard, and Pat).

• After Ben Maddison said farewell, our college and young families ministry have transitioned beautifully under the leadership of Kelli, Justin, Cate, and Stephanie. And they’re co-host-ing our 1980s-themed Valentine’s Dance, “The Power of Love” on February 17. Be there or be square!

• We have a faithful and gifted vestry leading us through an exciting time.

You’ll find more to celebrate (or con-template) in this Epistle. At the end of February, we’ll move from Epiphany to Lent, with Ash Wednesday on March 1.

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3 Feb/Mar Calendar

4YA@SA

5 Myles Coverdale and the Psalms

6 Children's Ministry

7 Youth Ministry

8 Episcopal Church Women / Our One Foundation Victory Luncheon

9 New Service Time Survey Results

10 Valentine's Day Dance

11The Gospel According to The Office

Our rector was invited to join 20 Waco pastors in a meeting with Mark Zucker-berg on January 18 at Mission Waco's World Cup Cafe. Zuckerberg, co-founder and CEO of Facebook, listened to pastors' views on community and genera-tional trends. Facebook, a Fortune 500 company, is the world's largest social network, with 1.8 billion users.

FEBRUARY 19: SAFEGUARDING GOD'S CHILDREN(Noon, Mahan Commons)FEBRUARY 26CAPITAL CAMPAIGN VICTORY LUNCHFEBRUARY 28SHROVE TUESDAYMARCH 1ASH WEDNESDAYMARCH 5NO SUNDAY SCHOOL, (Spring Break)LEM Training (9AM)MARCH 12DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME

12Parish Life

13Sundays at St. A's

14Financial Update

15Mockingbird Spring Conference

In 2017, The Epistle will be printed bimonthly. Starting with this Feb/Mar issue, each Epistle will be packed with two months' worth of info. Let us know what you think.

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The Legend, as I know it, goes:

During the Reformation—long before the knowledge of ages lived on our fingertip—there was only one place to go to discuss God, life, and an ever changing world:

The Coffee House!

As the catholic church splintered into a thousand denominations, and the latest theological theory was on everyone's tongue, coffee houses became mini-seminaries, where en-lightening (and often "heretical") con-versation was bought for a penny. The persistent patrons even had a nick-name, "Penny Theologians."

Little did "Friends" know it was re-es-tablishing a centuries old theological tradition. What "Friends" did recog-nize was the need for young men and women to find a place where they could bring their deepest thoughts and questions to the light of discus-sion and consideration. A place with-out judgment, where a cup of coffee and a cohort of friends waited.

YA@SA is continuing that tradi-tion with "Coffee Talk" at Common Grounds on 1st and 3rd Tuesdays from 6-8 pm and "Breakfast Club" the first Sunday of every month after the 10:00am service.

YA@SA YOUNG ADULTS AT ST. ALBAN'S

KELLI:

College students and young adults, my name is Kelli Barron. My job is simple:

#1 Listen: because it's your turn to talk. #2 Be a resource: because why pay for a seminary degree when someone who has one is willing to fill you in for free. #3 Be there, just in case: because this is your virgin flight into independence and a little backup is nice.

I am a teacher, writer, theologian, former pastor, wife, sister, daughter. I've always lived in Texas, but I've ex-perienced four denominations in my Christian walk. I would prefer to say, "I believe in the teachings of Christ," than to call myself Christian because there is just too much baggage with that word. But, what really matters is this: whatever I say when we meet is just my two cents, and you can leave that change on the table as you walk away, as long as the grace of Christ pervades our conversation when to-gether and precedes us out the door.

As in all things Episcopalian, YA@SA is open to all walks of life and all ways of thought, so I hope to see you there!

JUSTIN:

My name is Justin Forgey. I'm married to Jenny (Wife, Mother, Law Student Extraordinaire) and we have two kids, Gunnar (8) and Lily (7). Though new to St. Alban's, I have been a member of the Episcopal Church for the last 23 years. I serve as the current part time assistant youth ministry volunteer alongside Grace, and I will help lead St. Alban's Young Adult Ministry with Kelli.

Introducing Justin and Kelli

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MYLES COVERDALE AND THE PSALMSEugene Lavery, Director of Music

One of the f irst fruits of England’s ambivalent refor-mation and the formation of

the Anglican Church was the work of ecclesiastical reformer and preach-er Myles Coverdale (1448-1569). The Anglicanism of Henry VIII was essen-tially Catholicism without the Pope; but he did permit the translation of scripture into English and in 1535 Coverdale printed the first full English bible.

Strictly speaking, Coverdale was more of an adaptor than a transla-tor as he knew neither Greek nor Hebrew, and instead relied upon in-terpreting Latin. CS Lewis famously remarked that even Coverdale’s “mis-takes were inspired” and compared

Myles Coverdale (1448-1569)

to the noteworthy sixteenth century scholar-translators, he was “a rowing boat among battleships,” whose gift was selecting the vocabulary used in the bible.

One of the driving forces of Coverdale’s choice of words was his intended audience. He imagined the English people as one religious com-munity and his bible was intended to convert the nation to Protestantism by giving them direct access to God’s word. Coverdale intended his texts to be memorable and poetic and his translations of the Psalms are, for many Anglicans and Episcopalians, more familiar and beloved than any other translation of the Scriptures.

It is with these things in mind that the Saint Alban’s choir, and season-ally the congregation, will now sing Psalms using the Coverdale trans-lation. The poetic text lends itself more fittingly to music and allows the parish to connect with an im-portant element of our Anglican heritage. It should also be noted that up until 1979 the Book of Common Prayer (BCP) used the Coverdale Psalter and even today many church-es within the worldwide Anglican Communion still use this translation.

Below I offer a comparison of the first three verses of Psalm 42 between the 1979 BCP and Coverdale:

1979 Book of Common Prayer1. As the deer longs for the water-brooks, *so longs my soul for you, O God.

2. My soul is athirst for God, athirst for the living God;*when shall I come to appear before the presence of God?

3. My tears have been my food day and night,*while all day long they say to me,“Where now is your God?”

Myles Coverdale1. Like as the hart desireth the water-brooks,* so longeth my soul after thee, O God.

2. My soul is athirst for God, yea, even for the living God:* when shall I come to appear before the presence of God?

3. My tears have been my meat day and night,* while they daily say unto me, Where is now thy God?

Shrove Tuesday Cajun (and Pancake) Supper Tuesday, Feb 28, 6:00 PM, Parish Hall

You may call it Fat Tuesday or Mardi Gras or Shrove Tuesday. Either way, peo-ple have long been gathering on the Tuesday before Ash Wednesday to feast before we enter the penitential season of Lent. This year, Patti Tamberella (and her husband Mike, a New Orleans native) will prepare a true Cajun meal, along with the traditional pancake supper. Join us (and bring your friends and family) and laissez les bon temps rouler!

Ash WednesdayMarch 1, 2017, 12:00 Noon - Holy Eucharist with Imposition of Ashes.

7:00 PM - Choral Holy Eucharist with Imposition of Ashes (nursery available)

Lent is the 50-day season before Easter. Lent is a reflective season in which we do some “soul work” of considering our sin, our mortality, and God’s mer-cy. Many Christians also undertake a special spiritual discipline during this time (e.g., fasting, prayer, or service). We enter this season on Ash Wednes-day. We will offer two services on March 1. Please join us as we endeavor to keep a holy Lent.

LENT at St. Alban's

Liturgy in Lent: During Lent, all ser-vices will use Rite I, a powerful and beautiful liturgy that is appropriate

for this season of preparation for Eas-ter. Look for “Liturgical Notes” in the

bulletin that explain some of these liturgical changes.

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Sunday, Feb. 12thSpecial Valentine activities in Sunday

School and Children's Chapel. Be sure

and join us!

Kids ConnectionWho: Open to all 4th-6th gradersWhat: Food, fun, fellowship with other downtown churchesWhen: Sunday, Feb. 12, 2016 11:45-2:00 pmWhere: Austin Ave United Methodist Church 1300 Austin Ave. (Enter side ramp door from parking lot)Why: Kids Against Hunger Relief

CHILDREN'S MINISTRYJole Cromwell

Mark your calendars:March 5, 2017 NO Sunday School

March 12, 2017 Movie for all ages in the Godly Kids Rm. 7 downstairs in the ORC

April 30, 2017Next Kids Connection

Saturday, April 15Easter Egg Hunt, 10:00 am-12:00 pm

VBC 2017 registration coming soon! June 12-16

You won't want to miss it!

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YOUTH MINISTRY

If you have questions or want to RSVP to an event, contact Grace Brown,

Youth Ministry Director, at grace@stalbanswaco.org

All meetings in the Student Min. Rm., 2nd fl. of the Outreach Ctr.

Grace Brown Student Ministry Director

Youth Ministry is starting off 2017 with a series on Stigmas, Stereotypes, and Spirituality. We’ll be covering topics like loneliness, comparisons, and our identity in Jesus.

In Sunday School we are going through a new series called Mosaic, where we learn more about giving God every part of our lives. We’ll be talking about brokenness, idols, faith, restoration, and sharing your story through our study of the Bible.

We are looking for help providing meals for our Wednesday night meetings. Please email grace@stalbanswaco.org if you are interested.

Mark your calendar for these upcoming events! 2/11: BowlingChallenge Grace and Justin to a game of bowling from 1-3pm. We’ll meet at AMF Westview Lanes on Waco Drive. 3/19: Youth Ministry Post Church LunchGrab lunch with us after church on Sunday! 4/21: Pool PartyCool off with a pool party from 7-9pm. Location to be announced.

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We are in the final weeks of the active part of our campaign (though we will continue to invite new members to pledge as they join). We will celebrate with a Victory Luncheon on Sunday, February 26, after church in the Parish Hall. We’d like to receive every member's pledge by that date.

If you have received a visit and are ready to fill out your pledge card, email hilary@stalbanswaco.org. If you haven’t been visited, we will contact you in the coming weeks. If you’re ready to receive a visit, let us know at tinyurl.com/iwantavisit.

Daughters of the King is an international organization for women in the Episcopal Church. Each Daughter pledges herself to a life-long program of prayer, service, and evangelism, and is dedicated to the spread of Christ’s Kingdom and the strengthening of the spiritual life of her parish. Our local chapter is called the Bishop’s Chapter and is made up of all three Episcopal Churches in Waco. A new training class is being planned. If you are interested in be-coming a Daughter, please contact Judy Bauer at 254-744-4256 or Karen Reynolds at 254-749-2573.

EPISCOPAL CHURCH WOMEN

Daughters OF THE King

THE BOOK OF RUTHA STUDY FOR MOMSSundays, 2/12–3/5 @ 9AMRector's OfficeThis is an opportunity for moms in the church to connect, get to know one another, and have discussion. Join hostess Jenny Forgey in a Moms' 4-Week Study on the Book of Ruth. The nursery and Sunday School will be available for kids. Please join us and invite your friends!

Questions? Contact:JennyForgey1@yahoo.com

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Survey Results

On Sunday Service

Schedule

Our congregation was recently asked to respond to a survey regarding shifting from two to three services on Sundays. The proposed Sunday service schedule is as follows:

7:30 AM Service Holy Communion (Rite 1), no music9:00 AM ServiceHoly Communion (Rite 2), traditional music, nursery available, children's chapel10:15 AM Sunday SchoolSunday School for all ages (with coffee hour)11:15 AM ServiceHoly Communion (Rite 2), traditional music, nursery available, children's chapel The survey was distributed via email on February 1, and then in our weekly email on February 3. Hard copies of the survey were available at Sunday services on February 5. We received 90 responses (as of February 7, 2017; all have been online with no paper surveys returned). This represents about 46% of our Average Sunday At-tendance. About 9% of the responses were from people ages 18-29, 33% from ages 30-49, 17.8% from ages 50-59, and 39% from ages 60 and above. The survey indicated that time and convenience were the most important factors in choosing a service, with music the second most important. Liturgy and com-munity (who you see at church) ranked much lower in importance. Interestingly, 51 respondents (56.7%) never attend Sunday School. About 24% of respondents attend once or twice a month. Only 10% of respondents attend Sunday School every Sunday. When asked if they would be more likely to attend Sunday School at the proposed time of 10:15 AM, 44% of respondents said yes. When asked their likely preference to the new schedule, respondents answered as follows:

With almost half of our active congregation answering the survey, with many indicating excitement and support (and with only 3.5% indicating a view that a change was not necessary), the Worship Advisory Task Force unanimously recommended to the rector and vestry that we adopt this new schedule in 2017. It was further recommended that we do so on a trial basis for 12 months with regular evaluation and, if needed, modification.

The Worship Advisory Task Force will work with the rector and vestry to deter-mine the launch date of the new schedule. Thanks for your input and stay tuned!

Worship Advisory Task Force:Jerry Campbell (Senior Warden), Jole Cromwell (Children’s Ministry), Jonathan Gay (College Ministry), Kenn Harding (Altar Guild), Rebekah Hughes (Newcomers and Lay Worship Ministers), Donna Leas (Hospitality Ministry), The Rev. Alberto Melis (Pastoral Care and Liturgy), Claudia Raimondo (Vestry Representative), Cathy Ratcliff (Altar Guild and 7:30 Service Representative), Doug Smith (Ushers), The Rev. Aaron Zimmerman (Chair)

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feb/maranniversaries

Keith and Rebecca Hartberg 02/02

Ross and Rebekah Hughes 02/07

David Schleicher and Ann-Claire Anderson

02/16

Eddie and Leighton King, Jr. 02/19

Michael and Sara Teichelmann 03/13

John and Nancy Merkh 03/16

Clint and Cathy Capers 03/21

Kyle and Courtney Eastland 03/24

Mike and Patti Tamberella, Jr. 03/25

Debbie Rasner 02/01Andrew Sneed 02/01Towne Adams 02/02Bennie Buchanan 02/02Brandon Raimondo 02/03Cheryl Schroeder 02/04Gaige Hulett 02/08Rheagan King 02/09Mike Kelley 02/12Hayley Ticknor 02/12Pat Lane 02/14Rae Ann Altwater 02/15Jeff Fisher 02/15Jennifer Counseller 02/17Jennings Sheffield 02/18Eddie King, Jr. 02/19Sean McCarthy 02/20Stephanie Sigler 02/22Sandy Atkins 02/23Alex Wood 02/24Scott Fisher 02/27Ouida Hinsley 02/28Janet McClain 02/28Bryant Gleaves 03/01Patricia Prewitt 03/01Doug Mann 03/02Richard Sneed 03/02Christi Ticknor 03/03Alberto Melis 03/04Chris Pieper 03/04Elisabeth Uecker 03/05Kathy Davidson 03/06Bill Ghee 03/06

Kelly Ammouri 03/07Ann-Claire Anderson 03/07Kelsie Smith 03/07Mary Fadal 03/10Susie Farley 03/10Carol Melis 03/10Sandy Olson 03/10David Schroeder 03/10Gary Merritt 03/11Quyen Vo 03/11Samantha Vo 03/11Grace Brown 03/14Jacqueline Frahm 03/14Sara Teichelmann 03/14Freddie Bozarth 03/15Pat Wortman 03/17Kate Counseller 03/19August Zimmerman 03/20Aimee Danley 03/22Abigail Edwards 03/23Leann Williams 03/23Watson Danford 03/24Ed Lane 03/24Raleigh Manning 03/24Tony Henson 03/25Aiden Ammouri 03/27William Ammouri 03/27Debra Noles 03/27Sara Ratliff 03/27Valda Rispoli 03/27Rachel Stringer 03/29Kyle Eastland 03/31

HAPPY BIRTHDAY!

FEB/MARALTAR FLOWERS

WE HAVE BEEN ASKED TO PRAY FOR

If you would like to provide altar flowers in thanksgiving for or in memory of a loved one, please contact Rebekah Hughes at:

rebekah@stalbanswaco.orgRosieBruce BartonJoyce BraemarBennie BuchananSusan DoyleFrahm familyBill GheeBeth Miller

Doug SmithLoraine Smith Mimi TartarBrad ThomasJeni WassellShap Williams

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February 5Fifth Sunday after the EpiphanyIsaiah 58:1-9a 1 Corinthians 2:1-12Matthew 5:13-20Psalm 112:1-9

February 12Sixth Sunday after the EpiphanyDeuteronomy 30:15-201 Corinthians 3:1-9Matthew 5:21-37Psalm 119:1-8

February 19Seventh Sunday after Epiphany Leviticus 19:1-2,9-181 Corinthians 3:10-11,16-23Matthew 5:38-48Psalm 119:33-40

February 26Last Sunday after the EpiphanyExodus 24:12-182 Peter 1:16-21Matthew 17:1-9Psalm 2

March 5First Sunday in LentGenesis 2:15-17; 3:1-7Romans 5:12-19Matthew 4:1-11Psalm 32

March 12Second Sunday in LentGenesis 12:1-4aRomans 4:1-5, 13-17John 3:1-17Psalm 121

March 19Third Sunday in LentMicah 6:1-81 Corinthians 1:18-31Matthew 5:1-12Psalm 15

March 26Fourth Sunday in Lent1 Samuel 16:1-13Ephesians 5:8-14John 9:1-41Psalm 23

SUNDAYWORSHIP

"Beloved Children/Bad Christians: A Study of 1 Corinthians" (Jan. 8-May 21)

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FINANCIAL UPDATEWHOLE-HEARTED GIVING 2016

ST. ALBAN’S HAS BEEN BLESSED WITH THESE GIFTS

Whole-Hearted Giving (2016)

Total Annual Pledged 514,314 (142 Total Pledges)Received Pledges Year-to-Date* 519,815*Includes 2016 pledges paid in 2015

For month ending December 31:

Pledges Received 47,583 Non Pledged Contributions 8,877Total Contributions Received 56,460 Pledges Budgeted for the Month: 42,859

Financial Snapshot: Year-End 2016 Income and Expenses* Annual Year-to-Date Year-to-Date

Budget Budget Actual

2016 Income 816,616 816,610 764,320

Pre-Paid 2016 in 2015 57,470

Total Income 816,616 816,610 821790

-Expenses 822,803 822,803 828789

Surplus/ (Deficit) (6,193) (6,193) (6,999)

* As of December 31, 2016** Expenses and Income are elevated due to an insurance claim of $95,676 for roof repair.

Assets and Liabilities

AssetsOperating Account 10,397Memorial Fund 6,620Endowment Fund 389,915Endowment Fund (Restricted Assets) 232, 713Capital Campaign Fund 346, 860Long Term Maintenance Fund 1,100Organ Renovation 34,644 Total Assets 1,022,249Total Liabilities (2013 A/C Loan Balance) (50,900) Excess of Fund Balances over Liabilities 971,349 As of December 31, 2016

Thanks to those of you who have already made a pledge to our 2017 annual budget. If you haven't, please submit your pledge via mail or offering plate. Your generosity funds the mission and ministry of St. Alban's.

Question about giving? Contact Business Manager Lori Youngblood at lori@stalbanswaco.org

MEMORIAL FUNDIn Memory of Buddy Bostick

Stewart & Tracy Kelly

Make your 2017 pledge online atstalbanswaco.org/stewardshipGive online atstalbans.org/give

ENDOWMENT FUNDIn Memory of Gay Grossenbacher

KingMr & Mrs. Greg Ogden

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Total annual pledged: $548,222 (161 pledges)This represents a 6.6% increase over 2016 Thank you!

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A PARISH OF THE DIOCESE OF TEXAS

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ST. ALBAN'S STAFFThe Rev. Aaron M. G. Zimmerman, Rector

aaron@stalbanswaco.org

The Rev. Alberto Melis, Deacon alberto@stalbanswaco.org

Grace Brown, Youth Minister grace@stalbanswaco.org

Jole R. Cromwell, Coordinator of Children’s Ministry & Parish Life

jole@stalbanswaco.org

Hilary Gardner, Parish Administrator hilary@stalbanswaco.org

Eugene Lavery, Director of Music eugene@stalbanswaco.org

Rebekah Hughes, Newcomer Ministry rebekah@stalbanswaco.org

Asher Murphy, Communications Coordinator communications@stalbanswaco.org

Lori Youngblood, Business Manager lori@stalbanswaco.org

ST. ALBAN'S VESTRY

Jerry Campbell, Senior Warden

Claudia Raimondo, DDS, Junior Warden

Bart Townsend, Treasurer

Brennon Arnold, Clerk

Pat Danley, Ph.D.

Kathy Davidson

Emily Edwards

Tracy Kelly, DVM

Carol Melis

Lynn Wisely, Ph.D.

John L. Wood, Ph.D.

Sam Vo, Ph.D.

As followers of Jesus Christ, we are One Church within the Anglican Communion and The Episcopal Church. All are sought and embraced in worship, mission and ministry

in a spirit of mutual love and respect.

Here at St. Alban’s, we carry out the above Diocesan Vision by

ST. ALBAN'S SUNDAY WORSHIP7:30 AM Holy Eucharist, Rite I • 9:00 AM Sunday School for all ages • 10:00 AM Holy Eucharist, Rite II (nursery available)

Proclaiming to all, through word and deed, the grace of God in

Jesus Christ.

Feb 26 Victory Lunch