FEBRUARY 2017 Volume 18 Issue 2

THE GOOD NEWS/LAS BUENAS NUEVAS

HOLY FAITH EPISCOPAL CHURCH

A MULTICULTURAL CONGREGATION WORSHIPPING CHRIST

Our Mission is to:

Seek and serve God, unit-ing with each other in our diversity, through Jesus Christ, to achieve a com-mon goal, and to equip disciples to fulfill His

Our vision is to:

Worship God through Jesus Christ, celebrate our cultural and spiritual di-versities making disci-ples to spread the gospel.

In this issue:

From the Vicar’s

Desk pg.1

Ministry Leaders

pg. 2

Del Buró del

Vicario pg. 3

Birthdays &

Anniversaries pg. 4

Treasurer’s Repo pg. 6

Role of the Stewardship

Minister/Ministry pg. 7

Happenings around the

Diocese pg. 8

Happenings at Holy

Faith pg. 9

Calendar pg. 11

Servers Schedule pg. 12

From the Vicar’s Desk

T here is no doubt we are living in uncertain political, social and spiritual times. With

all that is going on in our nation, in the world, and in our churches, it seems we are

heading toward an unrest future. However, do not panic nor worry, God has everything

under control! The Lord has given us a great opportunity, in times of uncertainty, to

reach out to people with the Word. Therefore, instead of hiding our heads in the sand, or

crossing our arms around the chest, or ignoring the pain, concern and anxiety of our

neighbors, we should take advantage of this golden opportunity to get involve in minis-

tries outside the four walls of the sanctuary and reach out to people who might feel there

is no hope.

How can we do this? First, we must trust in God. Prophet Isaiah reminds us that God

keeps us in perfect peace when we set our minds on Him and on God’s leadership. Jesus

says in John 16:33 I have said this to you, so that in me you may have peace. In the

world you face persecution. But take courage; I have conquered the world!’ Jesus did

not panic at any point in His life; He knew His Father was in control. People living

around us are hungry and thirst to hear this message of trust. Many believe that God is

inactive in the world and need to know that He is in control; God is sending us into our

communities with the message “trust in God, He holds the future.”

Second, we must pray daily. Jesus spent most of his ministry on ear th in prayer and

teaching His disciples to pray. People today are desperate for prayer, they are searching

for prayer partners, and small groups to pray. We can invite people to pray with us at

church and we can create small prayer groups in our homes, at our workplace, in our

neighborhood, community centers, and other locations. Prayer is essential in times of un-

certainty, especially when God’s people get together to pray for spiritual revival in the

church, in the community and the nation. Reaching out to people in our communities

with prayer will help save them from themselves and self-destruction.

Third, we must be willing to encourage. Many who don’t know Chr ist as their Sav-

ior become frightened in times of uncertainty. God is calling us to encourage them to

look to Jesus for strength and security as we teach them God’s Word.

As we continue our journey into uncertainty the last thing we should do is give up hope.

Instead, our communities need God now more than ever and need Christians like you and

me reaching out to people with the Word, teaching them to trust the Lord, praying with

them and for them, and encouraging them to seek Jesus for strength and security. Now is

the time to put into practice the Great Commission, now is the appropriate time to grow

in spirit and in number! Are you willing to take this opportunity God has given us or are

you going to remain inactive while the world around you remains hopeless?

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THE GOOD-NEWS

is a monthly publication of

Holy Faith Episcopal Church

6990 South Federal Highway

Our vision is to:

Seek and serve God, uniting with each oth-er in our diversity, through Jesus Christ, to achieve a common goal, and to equip

disciples to fulfill His Mission.

Our Mission is to: Worship God through Jesus Christ, cele-brate our cultural and spiritual diversities

Vicar/Vicario/Dean

The Very Rev. Fr. Orlando J. Addison 954-804-0066

Email: Ojaddison151@gmail.com

Office Telephone: 772-446-9619

Fax: 772-446-9177

Email: holyfaithpsl@aol.com

Website: www.holyfaithpsl.org

Organist/Choir Director (Eng.) Linda Latorre

772-777-2282

Choir Director (Span)

Adolfo Barrios

Parish Administrator

Arlene Mighty 772-879-3071

Email: emighty060@hotmail.com

Parish Secretary

Zelma Oliva

Treasurer

Dennis Rookwood

772 342-7322

SERVICES / MISAS

Sunday / Domingo 8am Traditional

10am Family Worship

12noon: Santa Misa en Español

Sunday School for all ages during 10am and

12noon Services

Wednesday: 10am Holy Communion and Healing Service

11am: Bible Study

Members of the Bishop’s Committee

Senior Warden:

Junior Warden

George Cleary 2018

Zelma Oliva 2018

Xochitl Barrios 2018

Bonnie Claren 2019

Aquinda Toppin 2019

Hazel Walcott 2020

Melrose Sangster 2020

Merle Stephenson 2020

Treasurer

Dennis Rookwood

Ass. Treasurer

Recording Secretary/

Parish Administrator

Acolytes

Arlene Mighty 772-879-3071

Pubilito Barrios—561-704-3495

Altar Guild

Joycelyn Newport—772-879-7920

Building & Grounds

George Cleary—772- 418-3830

Capital Campaign Fund Ministry

Claudette Lewis

Coffee Hour

Aquinda Toppin - 772-237-2501

Cursillo

Arlene Mighty 772-879-3071

Daughters of The King

Rhona Malcolm—772-871-9585

ECW Juliet Cozier

Fellowship

Aquinda Toppin— 772-237-2501

Florist

Paula Smith—772-337-4887

Finance

Greeters Melrose Sangster - 772-621-9880

Lectors/LEM

Linda Crossett– 772-343-9777 Pueblito Barrios- 772-460-1798

Men’s Group

George Cleary—772- 418-3830

Newcomers Ministry

Jeanne Stone 772-878-7057

Newsletter

Ed.-in- Chief– 954-804-0066

Editor-Arlene Mighty-772-879-3071

email:emighty060@hotmail.com

Outreach Idalia Perales 772-342-3443

Pastoral Care

Shirley Heath -772-344-5043

Public Relations Ministry

Eslon Bennett Attwood

Religious Ed.

Terri Mullins -772– 530-4184

Sunday School

Carmen Mendoza -772-985-3377 Zelma Oliva

Stewardship

Cally and Darwin Williams

St. Lucie Stage and Film Kelly Taffe

Special Events Ministry Ena Cushnie 772-236-8696

Thrift Shop

Ethlyn Moody -772-344-4777

Ushers

Martha Hovsepian -772-460-8777

Leo McCalla -772-871-9621

Vision

Fr. Orlando J. Addison 772-446-9619

Carolline Campbell 772-873-6087

Web Mistress

Carole Gooden—772-336-0329

Youth Group

Xochitl Barrios

Jennifer Zubieta

MINISTRY LEADERS

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DESDE EL BURÓ DEL VICARIO:

N o hay duda de que estamos viviendo en tiempos de incertidumbre política, social y espiritualmen-

te. Con todo lo que está sucediendo en nuestra nación, en el mundo y en nuestras iglesias, parece

que nos dirigimos hacia un futuro de nerviosidad. Sin embargo, no se preocupen, Dios tiene todo bajo con-

trol! El Señor nos ha dado una gran oportunidad para llegar a las personas con la Palabra en tiempos de in-

certidumbre. Por lo tanto, en lugar de esconder nuestras cabezas en la arena, o cruzar nuestros brazos al-

rededor del pecho, o ignorar el dolor, preocupación y ansiedad de nuestros vecinos, debemos aprovechar

esta oportunidad de oro para involucrarnos en ministerios fuera de las cuatro paredes del Santuario y llegar

a la gente que podría creer que no hay esperanza.

¿Cómo podemos hacer esto? Primero, debemos confiar en Dios. El Profeta Isaías nos recuerda que Dios

nos mantiene en perfecta paz cuando ponemos nuestras mentes en Él y en el liderazgo de Dios. Jesús dice

en Juan 16:33 Y o les he dicho estas cosas para que en mí hallen paz. En este mundo afrontarán aflicciones,

pero ¡anímense! Yo he vencido al mundo."Jesús no entró en pánico en ningún momento de su vida; Él sabía

que Su Padre estaba en control. La gente que vive a nuestro alrededor tiene hambre y sed de escuchar este

mensaje de confianza. Muchos creen que Dios esta inactivo en el mundo y necesitan saber que Él tiene el

control; Dios nos está enviando a nuestras comunidades con el mensaje "Confía en Dios, Él sostiene el fu-

turo".

Segundo, debemos orar diariamente. Jesús pasó la mayor parte de su ministerio en la tierra en oración y

enseñando a sus discípulos a orar. La gente de hoy está desesperada por la oración, está buscando com-

pañeros de oración y pequeños grupos para orar. Podemos invitar a la gente a orar con nosotros y podemos

crear pequeños grupos de oración en nuestros hogares, en nuestro lugar de trabajo, en nuestro vecindario,

centros comunitarios y otros lugares. La oración es esencial en tiempos de incertidumbre, especialmente

cuando el pueblo de Dios se reúne para orar por avivamiento espiritual en la iglesia, en la comunidad y en

la nación. Llegar a las personas de nuestras comunidades con la oración ayudará a salvarlas de sí mismas y

de la autodestrucción.

En tercer lugar, debemos estar dispuestos a alentar. Muchos que no conocen a Cristo como su Salvador se

asustan en tiempos de incertidumbre. Dios nos está llamando para animarlos a mirar a Jesús en busca de

fortaleza y seguridad mientras les enseñamos la Palabra de Dios.

A medida que continuamos nuestro viaje hacia la incertidumbre lo último que debemos hacer es renunciar

a la esperanza. En cambio, nuestras comunidades necesitan a Dios ahora más que nunca y necesitan que los

cristianos como tú y yo alcancemos a las personas con la Palabra, enseñándoles a confiar en el Señor, oran-

do con ellos y para ellos y animándolos a buscar a Jesús para fortaleza y seguridad. Ahora es el momento

de poner en práctica la Gran Comisión, ¡ahora es el momento apropiado para crecer en espíritu y en

número! ¿Estás dispuesto a aprovechar esta oportunidad que Dios nos ha dado o vas a permanecer inactivo

mientras el mundo que te rodea sigue sin esperanza?

PLEDGE CARDS

Have you received your pledge cards?

Have you prayerfully consider your pledge for 2017?

Please return them as soon as possible so that the Treasurer

can compile the budget for 2017.

The pledge cards can be returned by mail or by placing

them in the collection plate.

Additional cards can be found in the Narthex.

TARJETAS DE PROMESA DE DONACIÓN DE DIEZMO

¿Haz recibido tus tarjetas de compromiso?

¿Haz considerado devotamente tu compromiso para el

2017?

Por favor devuelvalas lo antes posible para que el Tesorero

pueda compilar el presupuesto para el 2017.

Las tarjetas de compromiso pueden ser devueltas por cor-

reo o mediante la colección durante la misa.

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FEBRUARY BIRTHDAYS AND ANNIVERSARIES

CUMPLEANOS Y ANIVERSARIOS EN FEBRUARIO

BIRTHDAY BLESSINGS/ FELIZ CUMPLEANOS

2/01 Enid Thompson

2/02 Kevin Abrahams

Phillip Stephenson

2/03 Dorothy Dowden

2/05 Norma Gomez

2/06 Juan Gomez

2/07 Matias Cozzi

Dalisha Forty

Saray Higuera

2/08 Theresa Dickey

2/09 Nicholas Avellenda

Ana Shaw

2/10 Nilda Sanchez

2/14 Dennis Moody

Valentina Melendez

2/15 Elizabeth Lopez

Grafton Moore

2/16 Carlos Leger

Terri Mullins

2/17 Tristan Forty

2/21 Gabriel Lopez

Joseph Sapienza

2/22 Patricia Moore

2/24 Joycelyn Bobb

2/25 Olga Chavez

2/26 Yannely Barrios

Barbara Lyons

William Paul Claren

2/27 Martha Fernandez Addison

ANNIVERSARY BLESSINGS/ FE-

LIZ ANIVERSARIO

ANNIVERSARY BLESSINGS/

FELIZ ANIVERSARIO

2/01 Ossie & Mary Follwell

2/06 Dennis & Pauline Rookwood

2/09 Juan & Norma Gomez

2/08 Alan & Doris Huggins

2/12 Carmelo & Socorro Velarde

2/13 Julio & Marta Lopez

Roy & Joycelyn Newport

2/15 Bill & Bonnie Claren

2/18 Rafael & Ana Febus

DEATH NOTICE:

It is with deepest sorrow, that we announce the

deaths of:

Shirley Hendricks who died on 1/4/2017 in NY.

She was the sister of Patrick Cozier, sister-in-law

of Juliet Cozier.

Rene Evans who died in Delaware on 1/13/2017 af-

ter a long illness. He was the brother-in-law of

Melrose Sangster, Bruce Kadison who died sud-

denly in Denver, Co. on 1/18/2017. He was the fa-

ther of Bianca Kadison

Joyce McKay. Joyce died in Hospice in Stuart on

January 24, 2017. She attended the 10am Service

at Holy Faith . Please pray for the souls of the

faithfully departed and keep these families in your

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Refuse to Settle

‘They set out…to go to Canaan. But when they came to Haran, they settled there.’ Genesis 11:31 NIV

Are you pressing ‘on toward the goal to win the prize for which God has called [you]’ (Philippians

3:14 NIV), or have you ‘settled’ along the way? God made a pact with Abraham—one that continues to influence the modern world. A lesser-

known fact is that years earlier Abraham’s father, Terah, ‘set out… to go to Canaan,’ the land of abundance where God later called Abraham. But Terah never made it: ‘When they came to

Haran, they settled there.’ No question, it couldn’t have been easy travelling hundreds of miles across rough terrain with flocks, herds, children and servants. Can you imagine the sheer logis-tics! Remember, there were no professional movers to pack and load your stuff! Finally Terah

decided they couldn’t go any farther, so they settled where they were comfortable. One pastor adds: ‘I wonder how many times we do the same thing? We have a big dream …to

excel in our careers…as parents…and in our walk with God. We get started, but things get diffi-cult and achieving our goal doesn’t happen as quickly as we hoped. Perhaps similar to Abra-ham’s father we say, “Let’s just settle here. It’s not really what we wanted, but it’s good

enough.” Don’t fall into that trap. You were made for more than “good enough”…Don’t settle for a little love and joy, a bit of peace and contentment, or a small helping of happiness… Pull up stakes, pack your tents, get your belongings, and start moving forward. Enlarge your vision.

You may have had a delay, but…you can begin again.’

Bob Gass – The Word for Today

BISHOP’S COMMITTEE

The Annual Meeting was held on January 15, 2017.

Four members were elected to the Bishop’s Committee.

Leandus Campbell will serve for 2 years, completing the term

of Javier Velarde, who had resigned. After two years he may

run for a three year term.

Hazel Walcott; Merle Stephenson; and Melrose Sangster, will

all serve for three years.

SOME RULES FOR A SUCCESSFUL AND

HAPPY LIFE: Work hard; Do your best; Be

cheerful; Be loyal; Be courteous; Count your Bless-

ings; Be kind; If you can’t say something nice, don’t

say anything at all; Be happy for the success of oth-

ers, even if they don’t deserve it; Don’t ever quit;

Don’t ever give up; Don’t be a wimp; If somebody

needs your help—help; Be generous; Be giving;

Stop waiting for the right time; It’s nobody else’s

The Women’s Retreat

Sponsored by

Holy Trinity Episcopal Church March 10 - 12, 2017

Canterbury Retreat & Confer-

ence Center, Oveido, FL

Theme: “Rejoice, Pray, Give

Thanks” (1 Thessalonians 5: 16 – 18)

Featured Speaker: The Rev. Phyllis Bartle,

Rector, St. Jude’s Episcopal Church, Or-

ange City Begins with Friday Evening reception/Dinner

and continues through Sunday worship and

Brunch.

Register on line at HolyTrinityMebourne.org.

Questions? Please call Holy Trinity Church

at: (321) 723-5272

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TREASURERS REPORT

SUMMARY OF 2017 REVENUES AND EXPENSES

MTD

REVENUES $18,296.00

EXPENCES $16,786.00

TOTAL $1,510.00

YTD

REVENUES $18,296.00

EXPENSES $16,786.00

TOTAL $1,510.00

REVENUE ANALYSIS

Total Monthly Number of Excluded Actual Avg. Weekly Wkly Rev. Avg. Weekly

Revenue Weeks Revenue Revenue Revenue Needed Over/ (Short)

January $18,296.00 5 $9,423.00 $8,875.00 $1,775.00 $2,850.00 - $1,075.00

February

March

April

May

June

July

August

September

October

November

December

Total $18,296.00 5 $9,423.00 $8,873.00 $1,775.00 $2,850.00 - $1,075.00

The Monthly Revenue is reduced by Business Revenue and Building Fund receipts. Business Revenue includes

Diocesan Support, Thrift Shop and Hall Rental receipts. The Building Fund receipts are excluded because its monies are not used to pay church expenses

NOTICE

YOU MAY NOW MAKE DONATIONS ONLINE VIA

THE WEBSITE.

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MINISTRY DESCRIPTION:

The stewardship minister is responsible for overseeing

the stewardship ministry of the congregation and discipline the

church body to live out true biblical stewardship in every as-

pect of their lives. Challenge parishioners to practice a stew-

ardship way of life by sharing their Time, Talent, and Treasure

with the focus on fulfilling the mission statement of the parish.

This is accomplished through a variety of curricula, resources,

ministry partnerships and one-on-one support.

SOME REQUIREMENTS

1. Have some understanding of Stewardship and its elements.

2. A practicing Episcopalian in good standing and an active

steward in our parish.

3. Be able to demonstrate practicing stewardship as a way of

life.

4. Must maintain confidentiality as appropriate.

5. Have solid interpersonal, written, and verbal communica-

tion skills.

6. Have knowledge, ability, and skill to effectively utilize a

computer, Peripheral equipment, various software and other

office equipment as needed.

High level of independent thought and initiate.

FUNCTIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES

1. Plan and coordinate community education and other relat-

ed stewardship efforts.

2. Direct acknowledge and recognition activities for donors

and volunteers.

3. Ensure integrity and maintenance of donor and prospective

donor records

4. Participate in long range planning with the Rector and var-

ious parish ministries5.

5. Maximize foundation and corporate giving opportunities

6. Recruit, organize and train volunteers to assist in achieving

development goals.

7. Provide regular fundraising progress reports to the Rector

and Vestry.

8. Identify tools and resources that will communicate the

principles of biblical stewardship to church members expe-

riencing various stewardship-related life circumstances.

9. Maintain a network of outside contacts in the commu-

nity who can offer further biblically based support to

church members beyond the scope of the ministry’s capa-

bilities. Able to speak publicly in a church setting and

coach individuals one-on-one. Should be able to lead a

team, plan and coordinate events, and curate a library of

resources to use in class and workshop settings

10. Register all parishioners

11. Explain our Stewardship program to members and

new parishioners.

12. Follow up with new parishioners to see if they have

any questions on the parish or on stewardship

13. Do they need to talk to Father about baptism, mar-

riage, confirmation, funeral, etc?

14. Send a list of new parishioners to our Secretary and

treasurer.

15. Input all Time, Talent and Treasure updates in the

computer,

16. Print lists of all that signed up for each ministry and

send the list to the heads of each organization. Encourage

each to follow up with them.

17. Send thank you notes to all who returned their

Pledge Cards, confirming their time, talent and treasure.

18. Match the needs of the parish with volunteers to help

with those needs, for instance, a ride to church, to the doc-

tor, a meal delivered, yard work, etc.

19. Recruit volunteers for the ministry and train them.

20. Keep a record of all memorials

21. Send thank you notes to those who donated.

22. Send a record to the families

23. Keep record of all Trusts and follow up as needed

24. Stocks Explain to parishioners how to transfer stock

to the parish account. If stock certificates are received

send to the Diocese to sell.

25. Send out Charitable Contribution receipts and thank

you notes for large donations or gifts of stock.

26. Send out quarterly statements to all parishioners.

27. Update parish records on the computer such as

change of address, phone, marital status, new baby etc.

28. Attend Diocesan Stewardship Conference

29. Give tours to visitors wanting to see the church.

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Camp Wingmann

2017 Summer Schedule

(Registration opens March 1st)

Camp St. Mark: June 11-16, 2017 Senior High Age Campers entering grades 9-12

Camp St. Barnabas: June 18-23, 2017

Middle School Campers entering grades 6-8

Camp Trinity: June 25-30, 2017 Elementary Age Campers entering grades 3-5

Camp St. Peter: July 9-14, 2017

Senior High School Age Campers entering grades 9-12

Camp St. Francis: July 16-21, 2017 Middle School Age Campers entering grades 6-8

Camp St. Mary: July 23-28, 2017

Camp St. Mary: July 23-28, 2017

Elementary Age Campers entering grades 3-5

Registrations for each camp will close one week prior to the start of the camp session.

For more information: Camp Wingmann, Inc.

3404 Wingmann Rd.

Avon Park, FL 33825 US

CAMP WINGMANN

NEW BEGINNINGS | MARCH

24—26

New Beginnings is a weekend espe-

cially designed to respond to the is-

sues, concerns, and needs of teenag-

ers in Middle School (12-15 years

old). It was created to help young

people grow in their love of them-

selves, others, and the Lord Jesus

Christ.

HAPPENING | APRIL 28-30

Presented by teenagers for teenagers

Designed for grades 10—12 and

sponsored by the Episcopal Church.

Most young people have serious

questions about Jesus and the

Church. Happening is designed to ad-

dress these questions.

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HAPPENINGS AT HOLY FAITH

2/04– The Outreach Ministry presents a Hispanic/

American Valentines Dinner/Dance.

2/11 Nurses Ball

2/12—Blk History month Celebration

2/25– 2pm—12am Wedding ceremony and celebra-

tion for Martha & Fr. Orlando.

2/28 Shrove Tuesday/ Mardi Gras

3/1 Ash Wednesday

3/3;10;17;24;; 31; 4/7—Stations of the Cross

3/04—Hispanic Ultreya—Orlando.

3/12– Women’s Day

3/19– St. Patrick’s Day Celebration

3/ 17– 3/26- St. Lucie Stage and Film

3/26– Recognition of First Responders

4/08– Palm Cross Bee

4/09– Palm Sunday

4/14– Good Friday

4/16– Easter Sunday

4/29– Book presentation at Canterbury

SHROVE TUESDAY/ MARDI GRAS

Join us on February 28th for our Annual

Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper @ 5pm in

the Parish Hall.

Mardi Gras to follow with Dancing.

Come dressed in Mardi Gras Costume. Wear

your beads and mask., and your dancing

shoes.

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