CONSTITUTION
ARTICLE PACE NUMBER
Amendment to Constitution Bishops Officers Committees of Diocese Chancellor of Diocese XIII The 187th Composition of Council III Annual Council Election of Bishop VII
Meetings of.Council II Methods of Voting in Council OF THE Order Government and Disciplipe Parishes Bound by this Constitution XVII President of Council Quorum of Council IV Registrar of Diocese XIV PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL Secretary of Council Secretary of Diocese CHURCH Standing Committees XV The Missionary Society XV Transitional Provision XVIII Treasurer of Diocese XII IN THE Vacancy in Episcopal Office IX CANONS
Alienating Exchanging or Encumbering Property XVIII 27 Age to Serve on Vestry DIOCESE XI 20 OF VIRGINIA Amendment of Canons XXVI 37 Archdeacons VI 14 Business Methods in Churches XVI 26 Church Property IV 13 Church Pension Fund 14 Church Status Change 18 Churches 18ff Commission on Ministry XXII 30 Creation of Church Debt CVII 27 Deans of Regions VI 14 Deputies to General Convention II 12 Duties of Vestries XII 23 Duties of Wardens XII 23 Duties of Parish Officers XII 23 Election and Organization of Vestries and Call of
Congregational Meetings XI 20f Episcopal Residence IV 13 Examining Chaplains XXII 10 Executive Board VII Is Executive Board Member VIII 16 Representation in Council Lay II 10ff Miscellaneous Matters IX 17 Official List of Clergy 10 Parish Registers Parochial Reports 28 Presentment Trial of Presbyter or Deacon XXIV 30ff President of Regional Council VIII 16 Regions VII 16 Regional Councils HELD AT VIII 16 Secretary of the Diocese XIII 24 Standing Committee of the Diocese XV 25 SHERATON Transfer Enrollment of Communicants NATIONAL HOTEL Xx 28 Trial of the Appeal of Layman After Repulsion from the ARLINGTON Holy Communion VIRGINIA XXI 29 Treasurer of Diocese XIV 24 Trustees of the Diocese Iv 13 ON THE Voting by Ex Officio Members XXV 37
29th 30th and 31st of January 1982 THE DIOCESE OF V1RG1NIA
110 WEST FRANKLIN STREET
RICHMOND VIRGINIA 23220
OFFICERS
TIlE BISHOP OF VIRGINIA
THE RT REVD ROBERT BRUCE HALL D.D
THE SUFFRAGAN BISHOP THE RT REVD DAVID HENRY LEWIS JR D.D
THE RETIRED BISHOP
THE RT REVD ROBERT GIBSON JR D.D L.H.D
THE RETIRED SUFERAGAN BISHOpS THE RT REVD JOHN BADEN D.D THE IC REVD SAMUEL CHILTON D.D
THE SECRETJ%.JIY AND TREASURER
MR HOLCOMBE PALMER
THE CHANCELLOR
HUGO BLANKINGSHIP JR ESQ
THE REGISTRAR
THE REVD ALLEN COFFEY DEPUTIES FROM THE DIOCESE OF VIRIGNIA ELECTED TO SERVE THE 67TH GENERAL CONVENTION WHICH IS TO CONVENE IN NEW ORLEANS LOUISIANA SEPTEMBER 6-15 1982
CLEItICAL DEPUlIES LAY DEPUTIES Lmted in Order of Election Listed in Ceder of Elect ion
The flevd Chance Price Tb Mr Thomas Itohr ViCginiS Theological Seminary 6100 Mulberry Court Alexandria Va 22301 Aloxandnia Va 22310 703-370-6600 IL 703-751-8495 703-540-2212 It 703060- 2135
The Very P.evd ttaby Edwa6ds DI Hugo Ulankingship Jr. Esq Dna 1500 4020 Unicereity Drive Richmond Va 23226 Fairfax \O 22030 801-200-2567 801351-2648 703-191-1235 II 703-273-4025
The Deed William 11 Brake Jr William Johnston lit Req LEGAL TITLES 115 North East Street P.O llox 309 Culpeper Va 22701 Winchester 22601 7031125-8786 It 703-825-0150 7036571266 703-11620419 FOR
The flevd John It Fnizzell Jr Capt Janet Mapuire IJSN Get 6800 Columbia Pike 702 North Nectar Street MAKING BEQUESTS Annandale Va 22003 Alexandria Va 22304 703250-3176 12 703-256-0139 703-1123-26112
CLEP1CAL ALTERNATES LAY ALTERNATES
The flevd ilobert Hall Jr Mr Walter Tinsley Oallaud Fairfax Orive 7407 LanAmn Road
Arlington Va 22203 Falls Church Va 2203 703-525-1262 it 793-5277007 301-9911-2042 13 703-560-6399
The Peed Fletcher Lowe Jr Mr John It Coleman Jr 4819 Slonuinent Avenue 179 North 22nd Street Hicluuond Vs 23230 Richmond Va 23223 001-755-3251 801350-0440 804-790-1195 It 304-644-0919
Mi- It Du\Ial DMIinson The Reed Craig Biddl III 3559 Plank Road 815 East Grace Street 22401 Richmond Va 23219 Fredericksburg Va 104-613-3399 11 804-282-5979 703796-1496 703-706-2536
The Deed llolt Souder Or Cynthia Wedel
8911 Diver Road 48.00 Fillmore Avenue Richmond Va 23233 Alexandria Va 22311 801-740-8035 15 868740-8800 It 703-5713-1005
570T.S dr Thomas hahn reaSoned us an elected Deputy to Jeneral ConventIon In Gebnuary 2952 thus Mr 21aler Teneley as the let Sag Alternate decowec Depucy LEGAL TITLES FOR MAKING BEQUESTS
Legal Titles for The legal title of the corporation duly chartered by the Making Bequests Legislature of Virginia with power to take by gift grant devise or bequest property of every description real persona or mixed and to hold the same to themselves and their succes ors for the ourpose of providing for the disabled clergy the Also chartered under the Laws of Virginia widows and orphans of the deceased clergy the support of the Eniscopates and for any other purpose of said Church in said ST PAULS ENDOWMENT FUND INCORPORATED Diocese whether of like kind with those mentioned or not is THE TRUSTEES OF THE FUNDS OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA ALL SAINTS ENDOWMENT FUND INCORPORATED
The legal title of the Diocesan Missionary Society is THE DIOCESAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA ST STEPHENS ENDOWMENT FUND INCORPORATED
The legal title of the Theological Seminary in Virginia 15 PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY IN VIRGINIA GRACE AND HOLY TRINITY ENDOWMENT FUND INCORPORATED The legal title of the Protestant Episcopal Education Society of Virginia is TRUSTEES OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL ST JOHNS ENDOWMENT FIJND Johns EDUCATION SOCIETY IN VIRGINIA chartered by the Virginia Legis St Church Richmond income lature to give financial aid to men preparing for the ministry needs of the Church ST JOHNS FOUNDATION The legal title of the Episcopal High School is St John Church Richm.onJ PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL IN VIRGINIA for maintenance as Naticna Historical Shrine The legal title of the corporation which conducts the system of Schools under the control of the Diocese is CHURCH SCHOOLS IN THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA chartered corporation WESTMINSTER.CANTERBURY under the Laws of Virginia CORPORATION Richmond Virginia organized in December 1971 The by Virginia Diocesan HOmes and Westminster-Canterbury Homes to be the The legal title of the Blue Ridge School is THE BLUE successor of the Cary Montague Home The RIDGE SCHOOL INCORPORATED Westminster_Canterbury form of bequest RREBY GIVE DEVISE AND BEQUEATH TO THE TRUSTEES OF WESTMINSTER-CANTERBURY THE CORPORATION CORPORATION UNDER THE LAPS The Shrine Mont Endowment Fund Form of Bequest HEREBY OF VIRGINIA GIVE DEVISE AND BEQUEATH TO THE DIOCESAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA CORPORATION UNDER THE LAWS OF VIRGINIA
The Virginia Diocesan Homes Form of Bequest HEREBY GIVE DEVISE AND BEQUEATH TO THE TRUSTEES OF THE VIRGINIA DIOCESAN HOMES INCORPORATED CORPORATION UNDER THE LAWS OF VIRGINIA
THE ABOVE FORM APPLIES TO THE GOODWIN HOUSE ALEXANDRIA
The legal title of Bloomfield isBLOOMFIELD INCORPORATED
Bequests for work outside the Diocese of Virginia but in the Continental United States its possessions or overseas should be made to THE DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN YISSIONARY SOCIETY OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
The legal title of Stuart Hall owned and controlled by the three dioceses of Virginia Southern Virginia and Southwestern Virginia is STUART HALL INCORPORATED chartered under the LADS OF VIRGINIA Address Staunton Virginia RULES OF ORDER RULES OF ORDER Committee Related on Organizations which shall study review and report to Council the On each day of Council there shall be appropriate worship services relationship existing between the Diocese and including celebration of Holy Communion at each regular meeting of any organization institution corporation board or other group which the Council by charter or custom or for any reason may be considered to have with the On the first day of Council the Presiding Officer having taken the Chair relationship Diocese or desire to have such All to shall declare quorum present if such be the case or he may direct that relationship requests change or create such relationship shall be referred to this Committee This the roll of the members of the clerical and lay orders be called to determine Committee is charged with to Council quorum presenting nominations for officers or Board members of all related On the first day of Council Program of Council shall be adopted organizations Committee on the Journal of the of On the first day of each regular meeting of Council the Secretary of the Council composed three persons of whom the Secretary of the Diocese shall be and of Council shall be elected The Presiding Officer may appoint assistant one either order to shall be secretaries whom referred all matters to be printed in the Annual Journal of the Council which said Prior to each regular meeting of Council the Presiding Officer shall Committee shall have power to act during recess of the Council and appoint the following Committees of Council to serve until their report to the Council The Officer shall successors have been appointed Presiding appoint such other committees of Council as the Council direct the Committee on Credentials may or Presiding Officer may determine and he may designate the chairman of Committee Committee on Constitution and Canons to which all proposed any The size and of of amendments to the Constitution or Canons shall be referred The composition every committee Council shall be in the sole discretion of the Officer where Committee on Constitutions and Canons shall conduct hearing at Presiding except otherwise provided by the Constitution or Canons session of Council and thereafter make report to Council The President Committee on Budget to which shall be referred the Executive may appoint parlimentarian for any meeting of Council Elections In election where Boards recommended program and proposed funding and such every more persons are nominated than are to be elected the balloting shall be resolutions related thereto as shall have been filed in wirting with the On the first ballot Council any nominee having majority of all the votes cast The shall be declared elected Committee on Budget shall conduct hearing at session of the If any office then remains to be second Council and thereafter report to Council by presenting filled ballot shall be taken On this and on subsequent ballots the of The Executive Boards Budget number nominees remaining shall be reduced The by half but such reduction shall not result in less than resolutions or recommendations referred to it by Council twice the number of offices to be and the with the Committees recommendations to Council regarding remaining filled manner of such reduction shall be by as nominees those adoption or rejection of each retaining persons receiving the higher numbers of votes on the ballot Such other changes in the Executive Board budget as Committee preceding If the office filled by election requires the selection of alternate shall recommend said changes to be presented in the form of an or alternates ballot shall be taken for resolution or resolutions immediately such alternate The
proper number receiving the highest number of votes on this ballot Committee on Church Status to which shall be referred all petitions shall be declared alternates in the order of the number of votes for church status prepared and presented as prescribed by Canon highest received The Committee on Resolutions to which may be referred all ballot cast for other than the exact number of vacancies to be filled resolutions except those referred to the Committee on Budget shall not be counted provided they are submitted in writing and the Committee shall conduct In event of an impasse declared to be such the hearing at session of the Council and thereafter report its by Presiding Officer the Council recommendations on all Resolutions submitted may change or modify Section of this rule by majority vote of members present notwithstanding the requirement for two-thirds vote to suspend Rule of Order 10 1I
13 When is under debate motion shall be Whenever the Council question no received but to must fill vacancy on the Standing to the adjourn lay on table for the previous to take Committee the order of election shall be question The vote at certain time to commit or recommit to amend or members for regular term substitute to to certain to The member or members for postpone day postpone indefinitely the longest vacancy to be filled which several motions shall have in the order enumerated and The member or members for the precedence remaining vacancy to be filled 10 be settled by majority vote When motion is made and it shall seconded be stated by the Presiding 14 motion for the shall be in Officer if in be previous question put this form Shall the and writing read by the Secretary After motion is so or before the Council stated or read it shall be deemed in previous question questions now be put If the possession of the Council but may be is voted the withdrawn the mover at previous question only immediately pending questions before by any time before amendment or decision with the Council shall the consent of the second be put without debate
15 motion to adjourn or on the shall be in order and 11 Every motion shall be reduced lay table always shall to writing if the Presiding Officer or any be decided without debate member require it
16 When two or more of Council rise at the Officer 12 When motion is members once Presiding pending the following amendments shall be in order One shall decide who is entitled to the floor amendment may be made to each independent or 17 No member shall speak more than twice on the same question without separable portion thereof and one motion to amend that leave of the Council amendment shall be in order and it shall be in order also to offer further amendment 18 The vote on all questions shall be taken by orders whenever as many as by way of substitute to which may be offered one amendment five members request it
No 19 Reports of all committees shall be in writing Statistical and other proposition not germane to the subject under consideration shall reports be received of officers and committees which require no action by the Council be under color of an amendment or substitute Neither the may read title and be read in the substitute nor its amendment shall by only any report may part only when be voted on except to lay on the until the Presiding Officer shall without obligation so direct or when the Council table original matter is perfected An amendment or substitute be shall so require may withdrawn by the mover with the consent of his 20 seconder before No member shall absent himself from the meetings of the Council without amendment thereof or before decision is had thereon The amendment the leave unless he be sick or unable to attend or substitute shall be debatable only when the 21 All elected as officials of the Diocese the Council main question is debatable persons by or by the Executive Board The of an of the Council and Presidents of Regions shall by virtue adoption amendment by way of substitute or otherwise of their shall not the main respective offices be entitled to seat and voice but no vote at all displace resolution which after being amended of the Council shall be the question before the Council meetings The 22 No Rule of Order shall be suspended except with the concurrence of two- following questions cannot be amended The call for the Order of the thirds of the members present Day an appeal from the decision of the Chair an to 23 In all matters not specifically covered by these Rules of Order or by the objection consideration of any question or the motions to to Constitution and Canons of the Diocese Roberts Rules of Order adjourn lay on the table to take from the table for leave shall the Council in all to continue to Revised govern cases to which they are applicable speaking postpone indefinitely to reconsider 10 to rules to take business suspend 11 up out or order or 12 for leave to withdraw motion
The of decision of Order question before the Council shall be Amendment to the Amendment of the main question
Amendment to the main question
Amendment to the substitute motion
The substitute motion
If the substitute fails then the main question 12
FOREWORD
Whenever the Church comes together the worship of cod that which feeds Almighty unifies and focuses the the People of God in common life the power of the Holy Spirit So it is that in Word and Sacrament the 187th Annual Council Diocese of Virgin of the will be gathered to seek and to nurtured and sent forth know Gods will for the spread of the This year the Diocesan Kingdom Family led the by vested bishops and clergy will come together to begin Council with celebration of the festal Holy Eucharist the Great has been the characteristic Thanksgiving that action of the Church foundation The Revd Dr since its Charles Price of logical Seminary will be Virginia Theo the preacher and as Chaplain once again will serve to Council by leading the daily devotions Peace in its personal social and international will be the focus of Council dimensions Concourse Room aside for the members has been set and guests of Peace Council to keep continuously until adjournment Vigil for used for This room also will optional services of be worship to be held and on Saturday on Friday night morning Our Diocesan will Sunday noon be the preacher at celebration of the Council Holy Eucharist after will adjourn sine die Which
The of purpose Council is to action take appropriate and to carry forward necessary the ministry and the year ahead in mission of Christ in the Diocese of were to be Virginia If however only legislative Council to wait body it would miss an upon the Lord opportunity and to catch vision would have of what God in His Church to do and Christ to become Therefore Program of Council includes the opportunities to learn about give thanks for some and to of the creative and carried out Spiritfilled ministries by our Diocese to be and witness of challenged by the several prominent thinking leaders of the American society Church and of through three seminars and at the on Saturday afternoon banquet to give serious and prayerful the ministry of attention to reconciliation and is called peace to Which in the Lord and every Christian to come to know and members of better the leaders the Diocesan Family
Council_members are to choose two of attend Personal Peace the three seminBrs to will be addressed Fullam of St Pauls by the Revd Everett Church Darien Connecticut renewal movement of leader in the the Church International addressed by Mr Peace will be Hodding Carter III who was tary of State for Assistant Secre Public Affairs/Spokesman Chief Correspondent Presently he is and Anchorman for Show In5id the Public Television Story Social William Peace will be addressed Bryant Retired by-Mr Deputy Editor of US in charge of NEWS and WORLD Business and Economic REPORT News who is Contributing Editor now regular on the Securities Mr Moorhead Market every other week Kennedy Jr former Iranian currently the hostage and Executive Director of at the the Cathedral Peace Cathedral Church of Institute St John the Divine will be our Banquet_spea in New York City
Our evaluation of last years tes Council indicated prefer to be seated that delega We according to Region for shall return to plenary sessions this practice this year Each region is encouraged to reserve Hospitality Room either individually 14 or in conjunction with neighboring region An informal 15 reception to meet and greet one another and our leaders will CLERGY DIRECTORY precede the banquet Everyone is encouraged to participate as fully as possible HALL THE RT REVD ROBERT BRUCE D.D DOTTIE We hope that the Program of Council that we have suggested BISHOP OF VIRGINIA 110 WEST will allow Gods to breathe new life into our FRANKLIN Spirit hearts STREET RICHMOND VA 23220 minds and spirits We trust that as we work play and TIlLS 804 6438451 receive spiritual food Christ will be made known to us and that 804 2826779 we shall be borne up and sent forth to be witnesses to those Who know Him not LEWIS THE PT REVD DAVID HENRY JR D.D CAROL BISHOP SUFFRAGAN OF VIRGINIA The Committee to the 187th Annual Council is 4800 FILLMORE plan AVENUE ALEXANDRIA VA 22311 as follows TELE 703 578l000x4lO2 703 5780786 The Pt Revd David Lewis Jr D.D Chairman GIBSON THE RT REVD ROBERT RETIRED JR D.D L.H.D AL SON The Revd Allen Coffey BISHOP OF VIRGINIA 8737 RIVER The Revd Stephen Galleher ROAD RICHMOND VA 23229 The Revd John Frizzell Jr TELE 804 2823403 The Revd William Peterson BADEN THE RT The Revd Ronald Okrasinski REVD JOHN D.O JEAN RETIRED The Revd Stanton Ramsey BISHOP SUFFRAGAN OF VIRGINIA The Revd David RFD BOX 282 BUNKER Knight HILL VIRGINIA 25413 Mr Holcombe Palmer TELE 304 2293775 Mrs Jonathan Bryan CEILTON THE Mrs Warren Salisbury RT REVD SAMUEL D.D RETIRED BISHOP HARRIET Mr Jackson Jr SUFFRAGAN OF VIRGINIA Mrs 4800 FILLMORE Hugo Blankingship Jr AVENUE ALEXANDRIA VA 22311 Mr Brooks Zerkel TELE 703 5781000
Servad an ths Commit tea for the 286th Annual Counoil
ADAMS THE REVD JOHN JR 4125M TOWN HOUSE ROAD RICHNOND VA 23228 TELE 804/2643998 804/264_8Ol3 AIKEN THE REVD CHARLES JR BARBARA 4210 HANOVER AVENUE RICHMOND VA 23221 TELE 804 6431811 PEG 10 804 3536741
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THE REVD HARRY JR ELIEABETH BOYD THE HEVD BALDWIN ROBERT JR SHIRLEY RECTOR ST ANDREWS RECTOR TRINITY CHURCB .7 227 CHERRY VA 23220 REG 10 BOX 3408 STREET RICHMOND FREDERICKSBURG VA 22402 TELE 804 6487980 TELE 703 3732996 EEC 804 2338120 703 3711374
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The Revd John Smucker III The Very Revd Charles Sydnor Jr 108 Quaker Lane Michigan St Georges Church Alexandria VA 22304 Tele 703 7516909 905 Princess Anne Street Mr William Shubatt Fredericksburg VA 22401 7504 Carrsbrook Court The Revd James Stamper Tele 703 3734133 Springfield VA 22150 8711 Old Springs Road SW Virginia 703 3716344 703 9719572 Richmond VA 23235 Tele 703 2494900 CLASS OF 1984 The Revd Carl Swanson Box 175 Michigan The Revd Rsby VA 24441 Tele 2494900 Edwards o.o Mr John Paul Grottoes 703 St Stephens Church Causey Jr Sutton Causey Palmer Box 8500 The Revd James Tucker and Hudson Bichmond VA 23226 Assistant to Rector Box 589 Tele 804 2882867 St Warrenton Texas West Point VA 23181 James 804 3592648 1426 Woodbine Street Tele 703 8206097 Tele 804 8432700 Alexandria VA 22302 804 8432114
The Revd Edward Morgan III The Revd Chaplain Murray Voth Mr Virginia Theological William Johnston III 4307 Bushie Court SE Florida Seminary Alexandria VA 22304 Box 809 Alexandria VA 22312 Tele 202 6944437 Tele 703 3706600 Winchester VA 22601 703 7657878 Tele 703 6671266 The Revd Winfred Waterhouse 703 6620449 RFO Box 185 Kentucky Bentonville VA 22610 Tele 703 6369943 CLASS OF 1985
The Revd Fritz Wiecking Indianapolis The Revd Fletcher Lowe Jr Mr Andrew Church McCutcheon 530 Main Street Suite 520 Tele 804 7881705 of the Holy Comforter 1003 Francisco Road Rtchmond VA 23219 3585410 4819 Monument Avenue Richmond VA 23229 Richmond VA 23230 Tele 804 2828120 The Revd John Wires Tele 804 35S3251 The Episcopal High School Atlanta 804 3590440 Alexandria VA 22302 Tele 703 3796530 The Revd Gerald Riley Mr Jack Burtch Trinity Church Box 1463 2217 Columbia Pike Oenotes presence at Council Richmond VA 23212 Arlington VA 22204 Tete 804 Tele 703 6435192 9207077 804 3291276 703 25338S2 54 55 DEANS OF REGIONS REGION XI REGION The Very Revd David The Very Revd Charles Jr Warner Sycinor 1704 Laburnum 905 Princess VA Avenue Richmond VA Street Fredericksburg 22401 Tele 804/2649474 23227 Tele 703/3734133 REGION XlI REGION II The Very Revd The Very Revd Vincent Raby Edwards D.D Hodge Box 8500 Box Richmond VA 23226 767 West Point VA 23181 Tele 804/2882867 Tele 804/8432933 REGION XIII REGION III
The Very Revd Charles Rowe The Very Revd Grant Sherk Jr The Plains VA 22171 1830 Kirby Road McLean VA 22101 Tele 703/253_5177 Tele 703/3567533 REGION XIV REGION IV The Very Revd Thomas The Very Revd Robert Moody Clay Box 62 Front 3601 Russell Road Alexandria VA 22305 Tele Royal VA 22630 Tele 703/5491980 703/6352763 REGION XV REGION The Very Revd Stuart The Very Revd William Myers Henderson Box 43 Keswick Box 457 McLean VA 22101 Tele VA 22947 Tele 703/3564902 804/293..3549
REGION VI NOTE In accordance with the Canons the appropriate Bishop will at time announce the an The Very Revd Richard Stinson to appointment serve the various of Deans Box 75 Mt Vernon VA 22121 regions terms to adjournment of Council begin with the Tele 703/7803081 See Page 179
REGION VII
The Very Revd David Jones 9350 Braddock Road Burke VA 22015 Tele 703/3235400 NV REGION VIII The Very Revd John 9220 Millen The Very Revd Michael Moore Georgetown Pike Tele Great Falls VA 3241 Brush Drive Falls Church VA 22042 703/759.4382 22066 Tele 703/5325656 REGION XI REGION IX The Very Revd Clayton 1214 Matthews The Very Revd Craig Biddle III WijOer Avenue Richmond VA 23227 815 East Grace Street Richmond VA 23219 Tele 804/266243l Tele 804/6493030 REGION XII REGION The Very Revd Malcolm 10627 Turnbull The Very Revd William Buttrick Patterson Avenue Richmond VA 520 Boulevard Richmond VA 23220 Tele 8O4/74O2101 23233 Tele 804/3584771 56 57 REGIONAL PRESIOENTS-1982 flXIII
REGION Mr Andrew Johnson Route Box SM Sumerduck VA 22742 Tele 703/439-8424 Mr John yers 18 Farrell Lane Fredericksburg VA 22401 Tele 703/7862596 REGION XIV
REGION II Mr Gregory Hutchinsom Box 444 Winchester VA 22601 Tele 703/662-0321 Mr Garland Clarke Kilmarnock VA 22482 Tele 804/462-2211 REGION XV
REGION III Mrs John Chaffee Box 14 Greenwood VA 22943 Tele 703/456-6476 Mr James Coursey 5546 15th Street Arlington VA 22205 Tele 703/536-5887
REGION IV Each NOTE Regional Council has indioidually determined the election date Mr Alfred Forstall 1100 West Taylor Run Pkwy and the period of eervice for Tele their officers Alexandria VA 22302 703/235-8184 Therefore there Is no regulari action of terre of office for regional officers REGION
Mr Allen Tuttle 13 Bayberry Court Sterling VA 22170 Tele 703/533-9400
REGION VI
Mr Robert Lovegren 8337 Bound Brook Lane Alexandria VA 22309 Tele 703/360-7615
REGION VII
Mr Donald Paschal 5525 Rolling Road Springfield VA 22151 Tele 703/351-5403
REGION VIII
Mr Alan Forssell 1425 Greenbriar Street Arlington VA 22206 Tele 703/671-9264
REGION IX
Mrs Mill Carter Shirley Plantation Charles City VA 23030 Tele 804/795-2385
REGION
Mr Alexander Hamilton IV 21 Highland Road Richmond VA 23229 Tele 804/285-1974
REGION XI
Mrs Russell White 1115 Colony Drive Mechanicsville VA 23111 Tele 804/746-0532
REGION XII
Mrs Camilla Rohrbach Box 27025 Richmond VA 23261 Tele 804/786-2893 58 59
TUE UXECUTIVE BOARD REGION XIII
The Revd Jennings Hobson III Box 298 REGION VA Washington 22747 Tele 703/675-3716
Mrs DuVal Dickinson 3559 Plank Road REGION IX Fredericksburg Va 22401 Tale 703/7862596
The Revd David Knight 134 West Boscawen II Street REGION VA Winchester 22601 Tele 804/293-7184 Pinewold Flippo Hicks Esq REGION XV Gloucester VA 23061 Tele 604/6932500
The Revd Ramsey Richardson 120 REGION III High Street Charlottesville VA 22901 Tele 804/202-6779
The Revd Gerald Riley 2217 Columbia Pike Arlington VA 22204 Tele 703/9207077 Rt Revd The Robert Hall President REGION IV DO 110 West Franklin Street Richmond VA 23220 Tele 804/43-845l Mrs Viola Greenland 404 Duke Street VA 22314 Tele Alexandria To3/6g33249 The Rt Revd David Lewis Jr D.D 4800 Fillmore Avenue Alexandria VA 22311 REGION Tele 703/578-1000 Mrs Frank Levy 6504 Smoot Drive Hugo Blankingship Jr Esq Chancellor McLean VA 22101 Tele 703/3567141 4020 University Drive Fairfax VA 22030 Tale 703/6911235 REGION VI Mrs Franklin Henderson President pgcopal Churchwomen Mr James Davis III 4410 Taney Avenue 403 Box 186 Irvington VA 22480 Alexandria VA 22304 Tele 800/ 4249203 Tele 804/438-5531 REGION VII ft- Holcombe Palmer Treasurer 110 West Franklin Street Richmond VA 23220 Mr Donald Paschal 5525 Rolling Road Tele 804/643-8451 Springfield VA 22151 Tele 703/3515403
Mr Bernard Johnson Coordinator REGION VIII 110 West Franklim Street Richmond VA 23220 Tele 804/643-8451 Mr Walter Tinsley 7407 Lanham Road Falls VA 22043 Tele 301 /9862042 Church 4Not Members
REGION IX The following Staff Personnel also attend the Executive Board Meetings Ms Judy Kayes 701 Allison Street Richmond VA 23220 Tele 804/3592816 The Revd Allen Brown Jr Executive Assistant to Bishop Hall 110 West Franklin Street Richmond VA 23220 REGION Tele 804/643-8451
Mr Harrison Sedgley 8706 Lawndell Road The Revd Charles Johnson Assistant to Lewis Richmond VA 23229 Tale 804/2703729 Bishop 4800 Fillmore Avenue Alexandria VA 22311 Tele REGION XI 703/578-1000 The Revd Milton LeRoy Assistant to Mall Mr Charles 807 Dirk Drive Bishop for Omohundro Jr Education for Mission Tale 804/2663380 and Ministry Richmond VA 23227 110 West Franklin Street Richmond VA 23220 Tale REGION XII 804/643-8451 Mr Lea Hickling Editor THE VIRGINIA CHURCHMAN The Revd Claud McCauley 8787 River Road 110 West Franklin Street Richmond VA 23220 Richmond VA 23229 Tele 804/2887811 Tale 804/643-8451 ______
60 61 10CC Cewly oivooed rembers to the Crecutiwe Boon loving net rotation requirements will take office following the Btth Annual Council
These iembers will be
Region III Col John Sullivan 3822 Roberts Lane Arlington VA 22207 Tele 703/5271387
Region VI The Revd Burtis Dougherty Box 6003 Alexandria VA 22306 Tele 703/7805657
Region VII The Revd Edmund Csmpbell 9325 West Street Manassas VA 22110 Tele 703/3693069
Region VIII The Revd George Fleming Church Payne Streets THE COMMHThES Falls Church VA 22041 Tele 703/8209461 OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD Nonmember Mrs Richard Farmar OF THE COUNCIL President Episcopal Churchwomen OF Warsaw VA 22572 THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA
Hall the i1CTH Mrs Carmar was appointed 6y Bishop at May Meeting of the FCW to serve for term of two years
.VCTE The Meod John Juernsey resigned in Jooember gii as he changed regions upon beoominJ the vicar of All Joints Church Triangle Cole City Mrs Jiola Creenwood succeeded him as Regional Council Hepresentvtioe for Region 62
EDUCATION FOR MISSION AND MINISTRY 63 COMMITTEE COMMUNICATIONS COMMITTEE
DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA Mrs Jean Andersen Mrs Jean LeRoy Roslyn Conference Center Rt Box 340 8727 River Road Doswell VA 23047 Richmond VA 23229 Tele 804/2273563 CHAIRMAN Tele 804/2886045 Revd The Randall Prior May 1984 St Andrews Church The Revd Roye Frye The Revd Thomas Markley 6509 Sydenstricker Grace Church St Johns Church Road Burke VA 22015 Tele 703 3601 Russell Road Box 8047 4552500 703 4555138 Alexandria VA 22305 Richmond VA 23223 Tale 703/5491980 Tale 804/6497938 Nrs Ebbe Hoff May 1982 117 Gaymont Road Richmond VA The Revd Charles Gill Mrs Patty Marion 23229 Tele 804 2883368 St Johns Parish Wilson Court Box 629 Fredericksburg VA 22401 Theodore West Point VA 23181 Tele 703/3714161 JohnsonMay 1982 786 National Tele 804/8434594 Press Building Washington D.C Tele 202 20045 4666930 703 4552262 The Revd John Miller Mr Thomas Rohr Mrs Jo-Ann 3urphy May Church of the Holy Comforter 6109 Mulberry Court 1982 2113 Mason Hill Drive 543 Beulah Road Alexandria VA 22310 Alexandria VA 22306 Tele 703 3706600 Vienna VA 22180 Tele 703/5492212 703 7655429 Tele 703/9386521
The Revd Harold White Mrs Louise Sheets William Bryant May St Aidans Church 611 Laburnum 1983 Avenue 803 Hall Place 8531 Riverside Road Alexandria VA 22308 Richmond VA 23222 Tele 703 Alexandria VA 22308 Tele 804/3584771 7516686 Tele 703/3604220 The Revd Neale Morgan May 1983 Emmanuel Church Mr Charles Jr Mr Tomlin Bruce MacAlister Box 308 Marshall VA 22115 Box 1805 Grove Avenue Tele 703 6878631 Wicomico Church VA 22579 Richmond VA 23220 703 6876189 Tele 804/4433080 Tale 804/7889327 Dr Allan Parrent May 1983 Virginia Theological Seminary Alexandria VA 22304 Tele 703 3706600 EXECUTIVE BOARD LiAISON Mrs DuVal Dickinson Anne 703 7511064 3559 Plank Road Fredericksburg VA 22401 The Revd Burtis Tele 703/7868383 Dougherty May 1984 St Marks Church Box 6003 Alexandria VA 22306 ECW CHRISTIAN EDUCATION CHAIRMAN Mrs Benjamin Short Jef Tale 703 1812 Great Falls Street 7653949 703 780565 McLean VA 22101 The Revd Tele 703/3567532 Frisby Hendricks Mary 1984 St Martins Church 9000 St Martins Lane DIOCESAN STAFF The Revd Milton LeRoy Richmond VA 23229 Tele 2706786 110 Franklin Street 804 804 2707447 Richmond VA 23220 Tele 804/6438451 THE VIRGINIA CHURCHMAN
John Mrs Fuighum Fay Mr Leland Hickling Editor 110 Franklin Street 110 West Franklin Street Richmond VA 23220 Tele Richmond VA 23220 804/6438451 804 6438451 Tele 301 2594483 Cobb Island MD Miss Helena Dean Assistant Editor 110 West Franklin Street Tele Richmond VA 23220 804 6438451 or 202 5547354 64 65 THE VIRGINIA CHURCHMAN contd DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA
LIAISON FROM THE EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMBERSHIP ACT COMMITTEE
The Revd Jennings Hobson III Trinity Church MRMAN Box 298 Washington VA 22747 703 6753716 William Taylor Sr 4001 Belle Rive Terrace Alexandria VA 22309 Tele 703/7801177 703/7804780
VICE-CHAIRMAN
The Honorable Herbert Fefld Box 398 Gloucester VA 23061 Tele 804/6934850 804/6932504
Ms Betty Johnston William Haze/grove 3720 Carriage House Court 2208 Raymond Avenue Alexandria VA 22309 Richmond VA 23226 Tele 703/7805085 Tele 804/6439000 804/2669311 Ms Eleanor Lewis 304 Lake Front Court Robert Fleischmann Culpeper VA 22701 Elk Hill Farm Box 99 Tele 703/8255710 Goochland VA 23063 Tele 80414574866 804/4572295 The Revd Fletcher Lowe Jr Larry Johnson 4819 Monument Avenue Rte Box 1O1G Richmond VA 23230 Tele Purceilville VA 22132 804/3553251 Tele 804/3590440 703/6686315
EXECUTIVE BOARD LIAISON
Flippo Hicks Esquire Pinewold Gloucester Virginis 23061 Tele 804/6932500 ill
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MISSIONARY OUTREACH THE COMMITTEE OH CANPS AND CONFERENCES AHO CHURCHES UNDER THE SUPERVISIOH OF THE SHOP
Mr Edgar Dickson Jr Mr Donald Lundqulst CLASS OF 1982 304 North Rowland Street 1614 Kenilworth Street Richmond VA 23220 Arlington VA 22205 The Very Revd Vincent Hodge Tele 804 7963891 Tele 703 5386271 The ReVd Cleud McCeuley 804 3592531 Mr Welter Tinsley Cheirnen
Mr Malcolm Pace III 123 Henry Clay Road CLASS OF 1983 Ashland VA 23005 Tele 804 7989031 Hr Thomes Sr Heug BO4 7984845 The Revd Jemes Green Mr Cecil Mcxson Resigned 2982 1984 Mrs Robert Kern Resigned 2982 rs Ginny Campbell Mrs Rita Hager 2912 Libby Terrace 133 North Quintana Street CLASS OF 1984 Richmond VA 23223 ArlingtonVA 22205 Tele 804 7801018 Mr Dunning 804 6491966 The Revd Frisby Hendricks III BGEH Joseph Kiefe The Revd Paula Kettlewell Mrs Sherry Mann The Very Revd David Jones Blue Ridge School 1603 West Laburnam Avenue The Revd Lawrence Scott Dyke VA 22935 Richmond VA 23227 Tele 804 9852811 Tele 804 358479
EN OFFICIO 1985 The Rt Revd David Lewis Jr D.D The Revd Charles Johnson The Revd Martin McCarthy Miss Genis Hiegert 1830 Kirby Boad 5901 Bing Court McLean VA 22101 Alexandria VA 22310 Tele 703 3567533 Tele 703 97.17526 703 3564973
Mrs Barbara Grinde McMurray Mrs Nancy Van Scoyoc Box 3059 5928 Lomack Court Charlottesville VA 22903 Alexandria VA 22312 Bishop Hall has designated responsibility for Hissionary Tele 9735393 Tele 2565664 Outreach and Churches Under Supervision of the Bishop to the 804 703 David Lewis 804 9733098 Suffragan Bishop of Virginia The Rt Revd Jr D.D
JOlT MR WALTER JJPSLJY THE UC4JSON REFRESEJ7CTIVE FROM THE EXEOUTIYE ROARO 68 69
EXECUTIVE BOARD LIAISON FOR CAMPS CONFERENCES COMMITTEE
Mr Charles Omohundro Jr THE STEWARDSHIP COMMITTEE OF THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 807 Dirk Drive Richmond VA 23227 Tele 804 2663380 The Revd John Guernsey Chairman 19143 Fuller Heights Road EXECUTIVE BOARD LIAISON FOR YOUTH MINISTRIES COMMITTEE Triangle Virginia 22172
Colonel John Sullivan Tele 703/2213660 3822 Roberts Lane Arlington VA 22207 Tele 703 5271387 Mrs Hugo Blankingship Jr EXECUTIVE BOARD LIAISON FOR CAMPUS MINISTRY COMMITTEE 10400 Towiston Road Fairfax VA 22030 Tele 703 2734825 The Revd Ramsey Richardson Booker 120 High Street Ms Betty Charlottesville VA 22901 16 Bouleyard Tele 804 2937184 Richmond VA 23220 Tele 804 6496000
MEMBERS EX-OFFICIO The Revd Edmund Campbell Jr 9325 West Street VA 22110 Mr Bernard Johnson Manassas Tele 703 3684231 110 West Franklin Street Richmond VA 23220 Mr John Paul Causey Jr Tele 804 6438451 Box 589 West Point VA 23181 Tele 804 8432700 Mrs Becky Robbins 110 West Franklin Street The Revd Thomas Clay 62 Richmond VA 23220 Box Tele 804 6438451 Front Royal VA 22631 Tele 703 6352763
The Revd Churchill Gibson Jr Mr Richard Delage 13505 Brinn Court Seminary Post Office Alexandria VA 22304 Manassas VA 22111 Tele 703 7913722 Tele 703 3706600 Mr John Anderson Jestor THE COMMITTEE ON YOUTH MINISTRY 7016 Statendam Court McLean VA 22101 Tele 202 4523311 The Revd Patricia Park Mrs Molly Jennings The Revd Charles Johnson YWCA Filth Street 12 30th Street Richmond VA 23220 Richmond VA 23223 4800 Fillmore Avenue Tele 804 3593153 Tele 804 6449683 Alexandria VA 22311 Tele 703 5781000
Mr Andrew Jr Bruce Thomas Esq Mr Robert Phillips McCutcheon 2614 Grace Etreet Box 398 1003 Francisco Road 7435416 Richmond VA 23223 Spotsylvania VA 22553 Richmond VA 23229 Tele 804 Tele 804 7888427 Tele 703 8981763 Mrs Barbara Salsbury The Revd Richard Peard Lt Col James Lew Rowledge Road Ednam Forest VA Tele 2937402 Box 127 3193 Lawson Hill Place Charlottesville 22901 804 VA 22310 Upperville IrA 22176 Alexandria Tele 703 5923343 Tele 703 9608541 Capt John Viccellio USN 2337 Dale Drive Falls Church VA 22043 Tele 3512940 Mrs Mary Page Rollins 703 303 West Masonic View Avenue Alexandria VA 22301 Tele 703 5482512 70 77 THE COMMITTEE ON CAMPUS MINISTRY
The Revd Charles Joy 1205 West Franklin Street Richmond VA 23220
The Revd Richard Corkran 1701 Quaker Lane Alexandria VA 22302
Miss Margaret Alley 8616 Etta Drive Springfield VA 22152
Mr Stephen Smith Box 1716 710 West Franklin Street Richmond VA 23284
Miss Mary Beth Nye Box 2644 College Station Fredericksburg VA 22402 COMMITTEES Mr David Osborn 317 5th Street Apt 106 COMMISSIONS Charlottesville VA 22903
Miss Julie Patterson BOARDS 4746 Lambeth Charlottesville VA 22904
Dr Cynthia Eby English Department Madison College Harrisonburg VA 22807 72 73 BISHOPS LITURG ICAL COMMITTEE
THE BISHOPS ADVISORY COMMISSION ON SHRINE MONT
The Mr Granville Munson Jr Revd William Pendleton Chairman Dr Kenneth Cook 6208 Jeffrey Road 6542 35th Road Mr Bernard Richmond Virginia 23226 Johnson Secretary Arlington Virginia 22213
Mr Radcliffe Park TERM EXPIRES 1983 Mr John 7300 Allen Avenue David 402 Seneca Road Falls Church Virginia 22046 Richmond Virginia 23226 Mr Bruce Wallinger
The Revd Grant Sherk Jr The Revd John Miller Jr The Revd Thomas Reed Church of the Holy Comforter Mr Bernard Barloot Christ 543 Beulah Road N.E Episcopal Church Spotsylvanja Vienna Virginia 22180 Virginia 22553 Revd The Edward Gregory TERM EXPIRES 1984 The Revd Wm Christchurch School Gregg Rte Box 162 Christchurch Virginia 23031 The Revd William Pendleton Gordonsville Virginia 22942 Mr Thomas Rohr Mrs Adelaide Wjnstead The Revd Mr Charles Tomlin Box 463 Berry Parsons 1830 Kirby Road Middleburg Virginia 22117 McLean Virginia 22101 Mr Marshall Bruce TERM EXPIRES 1985 Box 8011 Kathy MacAlister 1805 Grove Avenue Richmond Virginia 23223 Richmond Virginia 23220 Mr Bernard Johnson
Mr William Shubatt The Revd Robert The Revd James Lincoln Hall Jr Chairman St Georges Church Fairfax Drive Oakland Street Arlington Virginia 22203
SHRINE MONT ORKNEY SPRINGS VIRGINIA 22845 TELE 703/8562141
I1EMHERS EXOFFICIO
Mr Wilmer Moomaw
Mr Richard Moomaw 74 75 COMMISSION ON UINISTRY DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA APPOINTEES Contd
CLASS OF 1983 The Revd Allen Coffey Mrs Edwin Winstead gte Box l39A The Revd William liengebier Ph.D Box 463 Kent VA 23124 Box 147 New 9324846 Middleburg VA 22117 VA 804 Bridgewater 22812 804 9324701 703 6875779 703 8282501 703 8283583 The Very Revd Clayton Matthews Mr Russell 1214 Wilmer Avenue Murphy Mr Jack Burtch Jr 2000 Huntington Richmond VA 23227 Avenue Box 1463 804 2662431 Alexandria VA 22302 Richmond VA 23212 703 8362244 it 804 2821104 804 6435192 703 9607066 804 3291276
CLASS OF 1984
EX OFFICIO The Rt Revd The Revd Michael Moore Robert Hall Bishop of 3241 Brush Drive Virginia 110 West Falls Church VA 22042 Franklin Street 703 5325656 Richmond Virginia 23220 6438451 11 703 5322354 804
Mrs Royce Drake Jr 710 Enderby Drive STAFF Alexandria VA 22302 703 2443588 The Revd Jennings Hobson Jr The Revd Milton 703 8366331 Coordinator C.0.M LeRoy 110 West Franklin Street 110 West Franklin Street Richmond VA 23220 CLASS OF 1985 VA Richmond 23220 804 6438451 804 6438451 The Revd Paula Woods 2541 Black Fir Court Reston VA 22091 The Revd Allen Brown Jr Mrs Irene Benton 703 4764198 Executive Assistant to the Bishop Secretary to 110 West Bishop Hall Franklin Street C.O.M Richmond VA 23220 110 West Franklin Street Mr Garland Clarke 804 6438451 Richmond VA 23220 Ki lmarnoclc 804 6438451 Virginia 22482 804 4625161 804 4351247 NOTE Filljng unexpired elected term of The Revd Canon John Howe APPOINTEES One Year Terms
The Revd Jeffrey Fishwick Mr Thomas Pollard Jr 123 Beverly Road Director of Admissions Ash land Virginia 23005 University of Richmond 804 7986336 Virginia 23173 804 7986699 804 2856262 804 2882619 OFFICERS OF CHURCH SCHOOLS IN THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 77 BOARD OF EXAMINING CHAPLAINS Pt The Revd Robert Bruce Hall D.D Chairman of Thomas the Board DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA Johns M.D President The Revd Christopher Brookfield VicePresident Dean and Secretary George Glenn Treasurer and Director of Businsss The William Affairs Revd William Sachs S.T.M Armstrong Assistant Secretary_Treasurer Box 8500 Richmond VA 23226 Church Schools Endowment Office Tele 703 4552500 Director Mrs Eljse Swjtz 110 Franklin St Richmond VA 23220 Tele 8O4/643_8451 Mrs Walter Leech Addie 1808 Mount Pleasant Drive McLean VA 22101 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Tele 703 3563104 Elected
Thomas Johns M.D Chairman The Mrs David Poist Betsy Rt Revd Robert Hall D.D Gibson 114 Buckingham Road Harris Read Charlottesville VA 22903 Branch Tele 804 2962761 Channing Daniel Robert Pollard Jr Robert The Revd Richard Stinson Handly Appointed to St ilin Henry Margarets Board Thomas Appointed to Box 75 St Stephens Board Holcombe Palmer Mt Vernon VA 22121 Carson Lee Tele 703 7803081 Fifer Jr St Stephens Suzanne Thomas St Agnes Brenton Halsey The Revd Randall Prior St Catherines Robert Stephens 6509 Sydenstricker Road St Margarets Mason New Burke VA 22015 Chrisrohurab Thomas Towers Tele 4552500 St Christophers 703 William Rotch St Annes_Belfield
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
As of December 1982 Annual Meeting
5Spve on General Board as long as Chairman of Board Covernops of Sears indicate dare elected 00 4year term Those without bates are original Trustees
The Rt Revd Robert Hall D.D Mrs 687276 80 110 West Franklin Street Richmond VA 23220 Tele 804/6438451 804/2826779 The Pt Revd 555980 David Lewis Jr D.D Mrs 4800 Fillmore Avenue Alexandria VA 22311 Tele 703/5731000 703/5780786
Harvie Wilkinson Jr Mrs 11178 Box 26665 Richmond VA 23261 Tele 804/7825000 804/2826932 The Revd Rena Harp Jr D.D Mrs 4912 Street Cary Road Richmond VA 23226 TeLe 304/3565134
6569Gibson Harris Esq Mrs 73 7781 Perpetual Trustee 1600 Ross Building Richmond VA 23219 Tele 804/6444131 804/2886039 78 Robert Pollard Jr Esq Mrs Box 1320 Richmond 23210 79 788l 6431991 3531677 1ryA Thomas Esq Mrs P.O Box 820 Alexandria 22313 Suzanne Thomas Mrs William _6_170_7478 703 836-8400 703 370-1933 Hr 318 Quaker Lane Alexandria 22304 78 703 370-1155 302227-3466 Sunmer Hon Harry Michael Jr US District Mrs Court-Western District of Va P0 Box 671 Charlottesville 22902 Carrington Williams Jr M.D Mrs Irvington 22480 296-6550 778l 435-3157 438-5770
Thomsen Mrs 1601 Belle Lee jcbar Haven Rd Alexandria 22307 Carson Fifer Jr Esq P.O Box 338 Fairfax 22030 717579 78 703 768-3349 703 273-4600 703 7516078 Burke Mrs P.O Box Robert Lee 268 Alexandria 22313 Stephens Mrs Tides Inn Irvington 22480 L7579 703 549-6600 703 370-3006 78 4385000
Rev Molt Souder Carden Mrs 9814 River Road Richmond 23233 Betty Mrs Herbert Mr Morgan Lane Warsaw 22572 175..179 740-8935 740-8809 78 3333356
223 Wright Jr The Rev sley Mrs P.O Box 7298 Richmond 23221 MarcS Anschutz Mrs Christ Church 118 Washington St 78 75s 79 6497595 282-1548 7035491450 703 7510940 Chinn yn Mrs Joseph 419 Water Lane 22560 Ward Sims Esq Mrs 246 Rookwood Drive Ednam Forest Tappahannock 79 Charloti 4433716 ville 22901 2956171 296-2916 M.D Thomas barn_as Johns Mrs 1401 Johnston-Willis Richmond 23235 Towers Mrs Box 25099 Richmond 23260 Dr 79 -7680 320-2900 288-3793 359-9311 288-2353 dng Daniel Mrs Nat Bank Trust Charlottesville 22901 William Broaddus 9401 Richmond Esq Mrs Fernleigh Dr 23235 .7680 9771150 293-3815 79 747-4342 272-6241 ld McCammond Mrs Virginia Ave Richmond 23226 Rosewell Page III Esq Mrs Ross HcCujre Woods Battle Bldg .2-76-80 3591025 79 Richmond 23219 644-4131 285-0550 20015 Esson Rein 5454 Wisconsin Ave Suite 1200 Washington DC The Rev Raby Edwards Mrs P.O Box 8500 Richmond 23226 727680 202 986-6500 79 288-2867 359-2648 Robert Handly Mrs Box 488 Tappahannock 22560 The Rev Richard Reid D.D Mrs Seminary Post Office Alexandria 22304 707478 4433391 79 703 379-6600 703 370-6307 443-2339
Arthur Bruner Mrs 914 Vicar Lane Alexandria 22302 Mason Uew Mrs 1015 Main St Richmond 23219 73778l 80 6439131 7952338 703 549-7800 703 751-4790
Cordon Peyton Esq Mrs 117 Fairfax Alexandria Brenton Halsey Mrs P.O Box 2218 Richmond 23217 St 22314 73-7781 548-3030 79 644-5411 288-8666 703 703 548-4444
Rundoiph Totten Esq Mrs Box 1535 Richmond 23212 Douglas Martin Mrs Wm Jr or 6331 Ridgeway Rd Richmond 23226 737781 7888281 80 288-2662 285-4457 2826727
Christopher Rhoads William Rotch Mrs 22 Teinpsford Lane Richmond 23226 Mrs 808 Fendall Terrace Charlottesville 229G 7579 648-3111 2827465 80 9247417 293-7034
Read Branch Mrs P.O Box Richmond Theodore Price Mrs P.O Box 1357 Richmond 23211 1377 23211 7579 780-2014 80 81 6492311 288-5651 288-0661
Holcombe Palmer 110 Franklin Richmond 23220 The Rev Hill III St Brown Mrs North Laurel St Richmond 23220 dl 643-8451 270-6940 7578 if 644-8020 282-2723
Winfield Preston Jr Mrs 1327 Ballantrae McLean 22101 Richard III Lane Wilson Mrs 4408 Kensington Ave Richmond 23221 356-2287 II 703 7578 6492311 282-4971
Robert Norfiect Jr Mrs UVO P.O Box 26665 Richmond 23261 81 782-7159 285-0182 II
Indcat.es serving an unexpired tere 80 81
TRUSTEES OF THE FUNDS OF TRUSTEES OF THE DIOCESAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA pRESIDENT Harrison Hutson Esq
VICEPRESIDENT The Revd TERM EXPIRES 1983 John von Hemert
SECRETARY The Revd Wailer Horsley Esq Capt Vincent Hodge C.A
William Johnston III Esq TREASURER Mrs Harlan Greene Jot Trustee Mr Buford Scott CONSULTANT The Rt Revd Samuel Chilton DD Not Trustee TERM EXPIRES 1984 The Revd James Lincoln Not Trustee Mr Warren Pace
Mr James Wheat Jr CLASS of 1983
David Norton Harrison Hutson Esq 1776 Street NW Washington D.C 20006 TERM EXPIRES 1985 Tale A/C 2024675900
The Rt Revd David Lewis D.D Mr Richard Dilworth Jr 4800 Fillmore Avenue Alexandria VA 22311 Slaughter FitzHugh Tele A/C 7035781000
Joseph Jessup The Revd John von Hemert St Pauls Church 228 Pitt St Alexandria VA 22314 Tele A/C 703-5493312
Mr William Wrench Box 626 SPringfield VA 22151 Tale A/C 7034554100
GENERAL COUNSEL Thomas Gordon Jr Esquire McGuire Woods Battle CLASS OF 1984
The Revd James Green The Rt Revd Robert Bruce Hall President ExOfficio D.D 2280 Beauregard Street Alexandria VA 22312 Tele A/C Mr Holcombe Palmer SecretaryTreasurer 7035781130
B/GEN Hunter Hurst USMC ret 121 Queen Street Alexandria VA 22314 Tale A/C 7035484627
Mr Bennie Elmore Box 396 I4echanicsville VA 22311 Tele A/C 8047465506
Mr Randolph Totten Oak Lane Richmond VA 23226 Tele A/C 804/2825727 82 83 CLASS OF 1985
Mr DuVal Dickinson EPISCOPAL BOOK STORE BOARD 3559 Plank Road Fredericksburg VA 22401 Tele A/C 703/7862595 PRS IDENT Mr Sterling Anderson Jr The Very Revd Vincent Hodge C.A 2014 Park Avenue Box 767 West Point VA 23181 Richmond Virginia 23220 Tele A/C 804/8432933 United Virginia Bank Tele 804/2708006 Mr Edgar Pricharci 3550832 3820 Chain Bridge Road Fairfax VA 22030 Tele A/C 703/2734600
VICE PRESIDENT Ms Nancy Warrnan Grace Holy Trinity Episcopal Church Richmond Virginia 23220 THE EPISCOPAL CHURCHWOMEN Tele 804/3595528 2722875 Mrs Franklin Bobby Henderson President Box 186 Irvington Virginia 22480 Tele 804/4385531 SECRETARY Ms Louisa Sheets NOTE Bishop Hall appointed Mrs Richard Farrnar St Marks Episcopal Church Box 396 Warsaw VA 22522 to be President of 520 North Boulevard the Episcopal at the Churchwomen May Meeting of Richmond Virginia 23220 the ECW This appointment is foe two year Tele 804/3584771 term 3297464
DIOCESAN ECUMENICAL OFFICERS TREASURER Mr Theron Bell 1011 Horsepen Road The Very Revd Charles Rowe Richmond Virginia 23229 United Virginia Bank Mrs Phebe Hoff Tele 804/7825347 2823502
CHAPLAIN SERVICE of the Churches in Virginia Inc RICHMOND VIRGINIA
Representative Mrs Read McGehee Jr
REPRESENTATION ON VIRGINIA COUNCIL OF CHURCHES
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President Mr Harry Marshall
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Secretary Mr Page Nelson
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ALPHABETICAL LISTING OF CHURCHES IN THE DIOCESE OF CHURCH LIX AT ION VIRGINIA SHOWING LOCATION CITY/COUNTY AND ______REG REGION flrace Stanardsville Greene 15 ri Grace The Plains Fauquier Holy Trinity 13 Grace Richmond Richmond CHURCH LOCATIOH CITY/LOCATION 10 REGION Grace Memorial Port Republic Rockingham 14 Ab ing don White Marsh Gloucester All Saints Richmond Henrico Ii All Saints Alexandria Alexandria Comforter HAll Saints Dale City PrInce William .. Holy Richmond Richmond Comforter 10 Apostles Fairfax City Fairfax Holy Vienna Fairfax HoIy Cross Aqu ia Stafford Stafford Afton Albamarla 15 Holy Cross Dunn Loring Fairfax Buck Mountain Albemarle Earlysvillm 15
Front Calvary Royal Warren 14 lnaanuel King Queen King Queen Calvary Hanover Hanover 11 liananuel Old Church Hanover Christ Ascension Richmond Richmond lnnanuel-ontheHill II 11 Alexandria Alexandria Christ Alexandria Alexandria ... Jncarnat ion Mineral Louisa Christ Brandy Station Culpeper Christ Charlottesville Charlottesville Christ Christchurch Middlesex Leeds Markham Fauquier Christ Glmndowmr Albemarle Fork 13 15 Little Rixmyville Culpeper Christ Gordansville Orange 15
Christ Luray Page 14 Sade Memorial Alexandria Alexandria Christ Hillwood Clarke 14 Messiah Highland Springs Henrico Christ Spotsylvania Spotsylvania.. Christ Williams Wharf Mathews Christ Winchester Winchester 14 Nomini Mt Holly Westmoreland Creator iiechanicsville Manover 11 ..
Ollvmt Franconia Fairfax Ermeenue Alexandria Alexandria Our Redeemer Aldie Loudoun 13 Emanuel Boyce Clarke 14 Our Saviour Charlottesville Albemarla Enseanue OIJr Saviour 15 Delaplane Fauquier i3 Montpmlier Hanover Emanuel Our Say jour Ii Greenwood Albamarla 15 Oatlands Loudoun 13 Erananue Harrisonburg 14 Our Saviour Rockingham Sandston Hmnrico Emanuel Middleburg Loudoun 13
Ermnanue Port Conway King George Piedmont Eamianue Rap idan Culpeoar 15 Madison Madison Pohick Emmanuel Richmond Hsnrico 11 Lorton Fairfax Ermnanue Woodstock Shenandoah 14
Epiphany Lakeside Henrico II Reston Congregation Reston Fairfax Resurrection Alexandria Alexandria Falls Church Falls Church Falls Church Farnham Farnham Richmond Fork Doswell Hanover St Aidans Alexandria Fairfax St Albans Annandalm Fairfax St Andrews Ada Fauquier Good St Andrews 13 Shepherd Bluemont Clarke 14 Arlington Andrews Arlington Good Shepherd Boonasvi Ile Albmmarlo 15 St Burke Fairlax Good Snepherd Burke Fairfax St Andrews Mt Jackson Shenandoah St Andrews 14 Good Shepherd Hickory Hill Aibemarle 15 Richmond Richrrond 10 Grace Alexandria Alexandria St Asaphs Bowling Green Carolina Grace Perryville Clarke II
Grace Gremo Bluff Fluvanna 15 Grace Casanova Fauquier St Barnabas Annandale Fairfax Grace Goochand Goocnland 12 5t Bartholomews Richmond Henrico 12 Grace Ket.wick Albamarle 13 Grace Kir-jrnock Lancaster St Clement Grecc ill ir-r Tavrrn King Wiilier.. Alexandrie Alexandria race loerrarre St Christophers 14 Springfield Fairfax 96 CHURCH LOCATI ON CITY/COUNFy 97- REGION St Davids Aylett King William CHURCH LOCATION St Dunstans CITY/c Ourry REGION Mc Lean Fairfax St Francis Great Falls Fairfax Paul5 St Millers Tavern Essex St Georges Arlington Arlington flt Paul Nomini Grove Paul %estmoroiend St Georges Fredericksburg Fredericksburg. vana ing George Pauls Richmond St Georges Stanley Page Richmond Paui st last Point King Wil1iam.. St Pauls-ontheHill Winchester st Peters Frederick 14 St James Mount Vernon Fairfax Arlington Peters Arlington St James Loudoun st New Leesburg 13 Kent New Peters Kent St James Louisa Louisa st Oak Grove Wmstmoreland St James Montross Wostmore land st Peters Port Royal Caroline St James Richmond Richmond st Peters 10 Purceliville Loudoun Peters 13 St James Tidwe.lls lestmore land st Richmond Richmond St Philips ci St James Warrenton Fauquier 13 Richmond Richmond ii St JamestheLess Ashland Hanover 11 St Johns Arlington Arlington St Johns Centreville Fairfax St Stephen Good Shepherd Rocky Bar Rockingham St Stephens 14 St Johns Columbia Fluvanna 12 Catlett St Stephens Fauquier 13 St Johns King George King George Culpeper St Stephens Culpeper St Johns ilc Lean Fairfax Esmont Alberrarle St 15 St Johns Richmond Richmond Stephens Meathsvillm Northumberland St Johns Albemarle St Stephens Scottsvilla 15 Richmond Richmond 12 St Johns Tappahannock Essex St Johns Warsaw Richmond Thomas St Johns West Point King William Mc Lean Thomas Fairfax 5t JohntheBaptist Ivy Albemarle 15 Orange Thomas Orange 15 Richmond Richmond Timothys 11 Herndon Fairfax St Lukes Alexandria Fairfax
St Lukes Remington Fauquier Lukes Simon Albemarle Transfiguration St 15 Orkney Springs Shenandoalr Trinity 14 Arlington arlington Trinity -a Charlottesville Charlottesville 15 St Prince William. Trinity Foster Margarets Woodbridge Mathews Marks Trinity St Alexandria Fairfax Fredericksburg Trinity Fredericksburg St Marks Richmond Richmond 10 Lancaster Lancaster Martins Ooswell Trinity St Hanover 11 Manassas Prince Trinity Hilliem St Martins Richmond Henrico 12 Marshall Trinity Fauquier 13 Upperville Fauquier St Trinity 13 Marys Arlington Arlington Washington Rappahannock Truro 13 St Marys Berryville Clarke 11 Fairfax Fairfax City.. St Marys Colonial Beach We stmore land St Marys Fleeton Northumberland. Var ma St Marys Richmond Goochiand 12 Var ma Henrico St Vawtars Marys 1/hite chapel Lancaster Loretto Essex St Matthews Richmond Henrico 12 St Matthews Starling Loudoun Ware St Michaels Arlington Arlington Gloucester Westover Gloucester ... Charles City Wicomico Charles City Wicomico Church Northuaberland St Patricks Falls Church Fairfax St Pauls Alexandria Alexandria Yeocon-ico St Pauls Charlottesville Char Tucker lcttesvi lie Mill Uestmorminnd St Paul Falls Church Fairfax
St Pauls Hanover Hanover 11
St Pauls Maymarket Prince William. 13 Denotes Church St Pauls lrgham Poem Under Superviaima nf the Bishop St Pauls Ivy Albemerle 15 II Denotes Churra Under S.oervis of Founding Church 98 99
EXISTiNG CHURCHES OT HAVltG REC-ULAR SERVICES
CITY/COUHTY CHURCH LOCATI ON REGION
Christ Irvington Lancaster
Christ Lucketts Loudoun 13
Ensnanuel Sperryville Rappahnnock... 13 Grace Corbin Caroline
Laths Creek King George King George
Meade Menrial White Post Clarke 14 Old St Johns King William King William St Johns Bumpass Spot Sy Ivan ia St Johns Trevilians Louisa St Johns Waidrop Louisa St Margarets Ruther Glen Carol me DELEGATES St Pauls Raccoon Ford Culpeper Trinity Beaverdam Hanover Il Wickliffe Wickliffe Clarke 14 AND ALTERNATES Regular Sumer Services TO THE 187TH ANNUAL COUNCIL OF THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 100 101 187TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DELEGATES and ALTERNATES gEGION UPPER RAPPAHANNOCK
COUNTY CHURCH DELEGATES ALTERNATES
REGION UPPER RAPPAHANNOCK WESTMO ST MARYS Frank Harris Del COUNTY Anne CHURCH DELEGATES ALTERNATES Clapper Alt
CAROLINE ST ASAPHS Hrs Joyce Goforth Del CHURCHES UNDER SUPERVISION BOWLING GREEN Mrs Dale Brittle Alt
LOUISA INCARNATION ST PETERS David Del Robert Kennon Del Johnston MINERAL PORT ROYAL No Alternate William Palmore Alt
CULPEPER CHRIST Mrs Kemper Fant Del ST JAMES BRANDY STATION Mrs Peggy Alt Enos Southard Del May LOUISA Howard Scheurenbrand Alt ST STEPHENS Edgar Bryant Del St Marks Parish Thomas Lewis Alt CHURCH UNDER SUPERVISION OF FOUNDING CHURCH FAUQUIER ST LUKES Wjlliarn Walls Del CULPEPER LITTLE FORE REMINGTON Carole Chaplin Walls Alt St Marks Barnes Del Parish William Tucker Alt KING GEORGE ST PAULS Mrs Carol Melyevac Del OWENS Warren Kitterman Alt REGION II LOWER RAPPAHANNOCK
EMMANUEL John I-I Meyers Del ESSEX VAUTERS PORT CONWAY No Alternate George Dickinson Jr Del LORE TTO Mrs Spindle Alt ST JOHNS Dr Vincent Puglielli Del KING GEORGE No Alternate ST PAULS Capt Philip 7inston Del MADISON MILLERS TAVEME PIEDMONT Robert Porter Jr Del Berrien Halstead Alt No Alternate ST JOHNS MrS Sanders Del SPOTSYLVANIA TAPPAHANNOCX CHRIST JaIres Massey Del Boyakin Bird Alt Gary Rooney Alt GLOUCESTER WARE ST GEORGES Dr Marion Rambo Del Mrs Eric GLOUCESTER Rosenberg Del FREDERICKSBURG Avis Harris Alt Brent Heath Alt
ABINGDON TRINITY Glover Del Russell Cottingham Del Dr WHITE MARSH FREDERICKSBURG Mildred Jamison Del James Phillips Alt Dr John Willhide Alt David Beck Alt KING WILLIAM ST JOHNS Dal Perry Del WEST POINT Lawrence Camp Alt STAFFORD AQUIA Earl Bradford Del STAFFORD LCol Arthur Del KING Mooney QUEEN IRMANUEL George Kushner Alt Linwood Gresham Del KING QUEEN Mrs Blackburn Alt Sa Ferguson Alt
LANCASTER GRACE Philip Purrington KILMARNOCK Del Vera Elmore Alt
TRINITY Dorothy Street Del LANCASTER Scott Townsend Alt 102 103
REGION II LOWER RAPPAHANNOCK REGION III ARLINGTON
COUNTY COUNTY ______CNURCN DELEGATES ALTERNATES CHURCH DELEGATES ALTERNATES
ST MARYS Harry Patteaon Del ARLINGTON ST ANDREWS Eino Jenstrom Del MN ITECHAPEL Lillian Mitchell Alt Jane Knight Del Capt Quinley Schulz Del Msry Archibald Alt MATHEWS KINGSTON PARISH John Machen Sr Oel John Alt MATHEWS Douglas Deringer Alt Adsms Peggy Wintermute Alt
MIDDLESEX CNRISTCNURCH Lee Savidge Del ST NARYS Charles Nicks Del Gilbert Moodard Jr Alt Msrgaret Gentges Alt
WORTH UMBERLAND ST STEPHENS Adam Sichol Del ST PETERS James Del NEATHSVILLE Mumbert Kahle Alt Coursey Mrs Wsgner Del Earl Huyck Alt Campbell Alt MICOMICO Marguerite Overholt Del WICOMICO CHURCH John Overholt Alt
ST MICHAELS Elba Shoemaker Del ST MARYS Ms Elizabeth Maxwell Del James Joy Del FLEE TON Richard Geortemiller Alt Rite Hager Alt Mrs Elizabeth Kindle Alt
RICHMOND ST JOHNS Loudenslager Del WARSAW Marshall Coggin Alt ST GEORGES Harold Thomasson Del John Burleson Del Brent Alt FARNHAM Williamson Del Cooley Claudia Narman Alt FARNHAN Derwin Booker Alt
TRINITY Margaret Moody Del MESTMORELAND ST PETERS Douglass Ballantine Del James Morris Del OAK GROVE John Boddia Alt Mrs Bangs Alt Richard Newman Alt ST JAMESS RADH Bass III Del ST DUMSTAHS Col Nollis Dakin Del MONTROSS Chandler Jr Alt Walter Leech Del Mrs Besuchamp Oel Mrs COPLE PARISH Fairfax Griffith Del Leech Del NellieBond Dickinson Alt HAGUE Mrs Griffith Alt John Jester Alt Mrs Martin Bowe Alt CHURCHES UNDER SUPERVISION Capt Dietrich Alt
ESSEX GRACE Mrs Leola Baytop Del MILLERS TAVERN Mrs Mary Hill Alt ARLI HGTOH ST JOHNS Cecil St King Jr Del GLENCARLYM Elizabeth Cook Alt
KING WILLIAM ST PAULS Mrs Jeanette Blake Del WEST POINT Mrs Martha Washington Mt
MES TMORELAND ST PAULS Veolo Mutt Del WOMIHI GROVE James Coyle Alt 104 105
CHURCH UNDER SUPERVISION OF FOUNDING CHURCH REGION IV ALEXANDRIA
CHURCH COUNTY DELEGATES ALTERNATES ______CHURCH DELEGATES ALTERNATE FAI RFAX MEADE MEMORIAL FAIRFAX HOLY CROSS Charles McKnight Del Gene Reynolds Del ALEXANDRIA DUNN LORING Lewis Forrest Alt Mrs Lee Tyrrell Alt
REGION IV- ALEXANDRIA
REGION NORTH FAIRFAX FAIRFAX ST PAULS CDR Robert Smith Del ALEXANDRIA patricia Ticer FAIRFAX ST TIMOTHYS Del Joe Clem Del Thomas Rohr Del HERNDON JOe Hutchison Alt John Keith Alt Morris Hoven Jr Alt Alfred Forstall Alt ST JOHNS Mrs High Jr Del McLEAN Capt Heile Del Mrs Grove Alt CHRIST Craighead Fritsche Del Jr ALEXANDRIA David Burke Del Col Hugh Richardson Alt Stetson Tirikham Del Hunter Hurst Del ST THOMASS Otis Catherine Ingold Alt Turner Del McLEAN Rawles Jones Alt Brig Gen Kiefe Alt William Bauers Alt Leonard Guarraia Alt
HOLY COMFORTER Francis EMMANUEL Watson Del VIENNA John ALEXANDRIA Pisarkiewicz Del Mrs Peggy Mills Del William Roeder Alt Nilliam Guthrle Alt
ST ANNES Baba Freeman Del RE TON Jack Robertson Alt GRACE Stephanje Del ALEXANDRIA Reed Harry Rockefeller Del Richard Thoma Del Dorothy Bakke Alt CHURCH UNDER SUPERVISION John Hamilton Jr Alt Sally Rasco Alt LOUDO ST MATTHEWS Allen Tuttle Del STERLING ST CLEMENTS Lynn Rylander Alt Mrs Willis Del Eotjan ALEXANDRIA Carter Alt Mrs Anne Hawes Alt MrS Jane DeNotE Alt CHURCH UNDER SUPERVISION OF FOUNDING CHURCH MMANUEL-on- FAIRFAX the- pichard ST FRANCIS Frank HILL Thomsen Del Strailman III Del lirs Hayes Del John ALEXANDRIA Jr Oodge Alt Mrs Harold Kelleran Alt
REGION_VI MOUNT VERNON RESURRECTION Philip Davis Del ALEXANDRIA FAIRFAX John Alt ST LUKES Hartigan Thomas Ashton Del WELLINGTON Mrs Lovegren Del Donald Giles Jr Alt Roger HomEs Alt 106 107 REGION VI MOUNT VERNON REGION VII NEST FAIRFAX COUNTY CHURCH DELEGATES ALTERNAT BS COUNTY CHURCH DELEGATES ALTERNATES FAI RFAX OLI VET Laurence Olewine Del FRANCONIA FAIRFAX ST JOHNS Steiger Alt William Caison Del CEMTREVILLE Mrs Phillips Alt
CHURCH OF THE Phillip Haug Del POHICK John Ariajl Del APOSTLES-FAIRFAX Herbert Pearce Del LORTON George Bixby Del TRURD Anna Hyer Alt Harry Strong Del FAIRFAX Erna Jones Alt Ed Prichard Del Mrs Cheryl Howard Del Sally Blankingship Del ST JAMESS William Bruce Scott Alt MT Taylor Del VERNON Billy Hutchison Alt Whitehouse Del Richard Al Alt Nedding Alt Grella Scott Riggs Jr Alt ST CHRISTOPHERS Fred Bero Del ALL SAINT-SHARON SPRINGFIELD Elizabeth Parlett Del Doug Smith Del ALEXANDRIA Lee Barbee Alt Hugh Greene Alt
PRINCE WILLIAM TRINITY William Huntley Del PRINCE ST MARGARETS MAMASSAS Kathleen Chfpps Del Virginia Heyward Alt WI LLIAM WOODS RI DGE Lee Worthen Del Nargot Troutman Alt CHURCHES Drew Colison Alt UNDER SUPERVISION
FAIRFAX ST MARKS FAI RFAX ST ANDREWS Mrs Ruth Elliott Del Philip Purdom Del GROVETON BURKE Donald Wells Alt William Adams Alt
DAVIDS Edith Lohman Del ST AIDANS MANASSAS Paul Ward Del Donlon Alt ALEXANDRIA Steve Mitchell Alt
REGION VIII FALLS CHURCH
CHURCH UNDER SUPERVISION FAIRFAX ST ALBANS Col Robert Clagett Jr Del ANNANDALE Mary Beebe Del PRINCE WILLIAM ALL SAINTS Thomas Haug Del Maurice Vout Del TRIANGLE Lanny Burrill Alt Edward Caress Del Eugene Hamilton Alt Frank White Alt
1001 REGION VII WEST FAIRFAX Ct Davids Manassas vhurch under supervision was Is action of the Committee FAIRFAX GOOD SHEPHERD on Mission Cutreach and Churches James Abernethy Del nder Supervision of the Bishopand the Executive bard of th Council Capt Ray Ward Del of the Diocese of Tirpinia closed Fovenber p981 LlOYd Addington Del pstti Dungan Del Mrs Anita Ogden Alt Jim Powell Alt Richard Smith Alt Mrs Melissa Smith Alt 108 109 REGION UIII FALLS CHURCH NIX- EAST RICHMOND COUNTY CHURCH DELEGATES ALTERNATES RFTY CHURCH DELEGATES ALTERNATES FAIRFAX ST BARNAMAS James Richardson Del CITY ST AHNAHDALE RICHMOND PAULS Hrs Stutts Del Fleischmsnn Alt Hilliam Mann Del Buford Scott Del Nslter Scott Del ST PATRICKS Edwsrd Peple Del Mrs Alice Skslnik Del FALLS CHURCH Russell Palmore Del Stanley Carroll Alt Hrs Harmon III Del Hs Lucy Negus Alt Mrs Kling Alt ST PAULS Mrs Flinn Jc Alt FALLS CHURCH Lewis John Anderson Del Flinn Jr Alt Frederick Wayne Alt Harry Hill III Alt Benjamin Harmon III Alt FALLS CHURCH THE FALLS CHURCH Aistead Selden Del Albert Trskowski Del ST JOHNS Jsmes Gibson Mrs Crafts Del Jr Del Claude William Atchison Alt Dswson Jr Alt David Gledhill Sr Alt Mrs Burt Alt CHURCH UNDER SUPREVISI0N
RICHMOND CITY ST PETERS Jsmes Kilpstricic Del
REGION CENTBAL RICHMOND REGION IX EAST RICHMOND RICHMOND CITY ST ANDREWS Donald Pemberton Del CHARLES CITY NESTOVER Donald Taylor Del Harry Baldwin III Alt CHARLES CITY Mrs Helle Carter Alt GRACE HOLY TRINITY Chsrles Pritchard Del George NcVey Del Rsndolph Totten Del HENRICO OUR SAyIOUR James Creasy III Del Joseph Stettinius Alt AN DS TON John Breckinridge Alt Mrs Totten Alt
ST JAMESS Otto Williams Jr Del HENRICO VARINA Mrs Horthen Del Richard Cstlett Del Mrs Chilciroy Alt Alexsnder Hamilton iy Del Andrew Brent Del Tszewell Ellett III Alt Eleanor McGehee Alt WEE IAH Jsmes Allison Del Wilson Trice Alt HIGHLAND SPR1NGS June Gooding Alt Priscilla Lyerly Alt
NEW KENT ST PETERS Linwood Gregory Del Allan Fsbritz Alt ______
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REGION XI WORTH RICHMOND COUNTY CHURCH DELEGATES ALTERNATES COUNTY ______CHURCH DELEGATES ALTERNATES RICHMOND CITY ST MARKS William Broaddus Del Robert Kennedy Del CHRIST ASCENSION Mrs Alcorn Jr.Del Petronius Jones Alt Clinton Rose Del Willlazs Carleton Alt Mrs Roden Sr Alt HOLY COTORTER Mrs Storkdon Del Brooks Zerkel Del Mrs John Mayo Alt Jerk Bortrh Alt CHURCHES UNDER SUPERVISION
REGION XI-JORTN RICHMOND HANOVER CREATOR Mrs Anne Nhite Del MECHANI CSVILLE Dewey Reynolds Alt HANOVER ST JAMES THE LESS Robert Hopkins Jr Del ASHLAND Richard Shirey Alt
CALVARY
ST PAULS Frederick Kreft Sr Del HANOVER Game Freft Alt
OUR SAVIOUR Thomas Walton Del MONTPELI ER Robert Thornton Alt IMNANUEL Bennie Elmore Del OLD CHURCH Percy Grsvett Jr Alt
ST MARTINS Mrs EllIs Jr Del REGION XII WEST RICHMOND DOSNELL Mrs Oliver Alt GOOCHLAND GRACE t1s Eve Foster Del Hershel Bristow Alt HENRICO EMMANUEL E.H.C Quimby Del RICNMOND Mrs Robert Vidler Alt
ST MARYS willi Nicoll Jr Del Mrs Ebbe Hoff Alt EPIPHANY Mel Evans Del LAKES IDE Ray Lovelece Alt
ALL SAINTS Thomes Brown Del Robert Cerlson Del Carl Giregosien Oel Alexander KayJr Alt Stanley Smith Alt RICHMOND ST PHILLIPS Or Rlzpeh Welch Del Dr William RICHMOND Cellowey Del Ms Jessie Walker Alt
ST MATTHEWS Philip deE Rome Del NcCutcheon Jr Del ST THOMASS Ben Brockenbrough Del Jackson Jr Del Helen Nedberg Del Henry Church Alt Durrett Jr Alt Mrs Hayfield Alt Elizabeth Burwell Alt John Abernathy Alt KING WZLLIAM ST DAVIDS Aylett 112 tiD REGION XII WEST RICHMOND
p5GION XIII PIEDMONT
RICHMOND CITY ST STEPHENS Shearer BowmanJr Del COUNTY CHURCH DELEGATES ALTERNATES Dr Fleming Gill Del Nrs Cooper Jr Del FAUQUIER GRACE William Skinker Del Mrs DuP Guerry III Del IHE PLAINS Robert del Lawrence IV Alt John Hardage Del Jack Parrish Jr Del Thomas Rice Del Mrs Craigie Jr Del Witt Jr Alt TRINITY Bruce Gunnell Del Paul Camp III Alt UPPERVILLE Anne Gochnnuer Alt
Mrs Buford Jr Alt Frederic Fey Alt Dr DuP Guerry III Alt ST JAMES Fceeland Mason Del William Young Alt WARRENTON Jr Miss Elizabeth Keith Del Mrs Griffith Alt Elizabeth Bactenstein Alt Harold Spencer Alt
LOU DO UN ST PETERS Nrs Evelyn Blackwood PURCELL VI LLE Del CHURCHES UNDER SUPERVISION
FLUVANHA ST JOHNS Ns Elizabeth Flynn Del COLUMEIA Wendell Flynn Alt JAMESS ST Wayne Newell Del LEE SB URG James Dennison Alt
HENRI CO ST MARTINS David Del Wilcox OUR SAVIOUR Donna Truslow Del Edith Agee Alt OAT LAN DS Anna Hedrick Alt
TOTE The 187th Annual Council approved the change in statue of St Martins Episcopal Church church under EMMANUEL to rlrs Adelaide Winstead Del supervision Church effective January 31 1982 NI DDLEBURG Thomas Dodson Alt
ST BARTHOLOMEW Mrs Peter Sizernore Del Robert Nelson Alt Barbara Rositzke Del OUR REDEEMER Geocge Gibson Alt REGION XIII PIEDMONT ALDIE
FAUQUIER GRACE Bobby CASANOVA Iartseli Del William Alt PRINCE WILLIAM PAULS Fendley ST George Graff Del HAYNARKET Robert Kershner Alt
ST STEPHENS David Mailler Del CATLEIT Waite Abbott Alt RAP PAHANNO CR TRINITY paul Frantz Del WASHINGTON
LEEDS William Hume Del MARKHAM No Alternate CHURCH UNDER SUPERVISION
FAUQUIER ST ANDREWS PIEDMONT PARISH ADA Or Dennis McCarty Del DE LAP LANE Michael Horency Alt -1
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COUNTY CHURCH DELEGATES ALTERNATES REGION XV ALBEMARLE
CLARK GRACE Nathan Barrey Del UNTY CHURCH DELEGATES ALTERNATES BERRYVILLE Russell Snaith Alt CNARLOTTESVILLE CHRIST Ruth Gibson Del CUNNINGHAM CHAPEL CITY George Mills Del PARISH-NILLW000 Perkinson Patricia Odendhal Alt Harry Marshall Atl FREDERICK FREDERICK PARISH St Pauls Mrs OMalley Del ST PAULS Clive Bradbeer Del Mrs William Howe Alt MEMORIAL Miss Elizabeth Page Del Charles Gleason Alt Christ Mrs Nerangis Del OUR LCo1 Roger Zebarth Del ALBEMARLE SAVIOUR John Lafley Del Thomas Rockwood Alt CHARLOTTESVLLLE Charles Mason Alt Dr John Willey Alt BUCK MOUNTAIN Mrs Clara Whyte Del ROCKINGHAM EMMANUEL Lathan Hims Del EARLYSVILLE Mrs Walter Plunket Alt HARRISONDURG Dr Arthur Hall Alt EMMANUEL Samuel Clark Del GRACE Thomas Del GREENWOOD Theodore Caplow Alt LYNNWOOD PARISH Samuel Batton Alt ST PAULS W.T.W Fennell Del SHENNADOAH ST ANDREWS Hugh Burke Del IVY Mrs Worthington Del MT JACKSON William Pea Alt Robert Gilliam Jr Alt
GRACE George Travers Del EMMANUEL Albert Mitchell Del CISHONT Gerald Cummings Alt WOODS TO CK John Lee Jr Alt ST ANNES Mrs Douglas White Del WARREN CALVARY Mrs Josephine Ewell Del SCOTTSVILLE Mrs Robert Bovard Alt FRONT ROYAL Mrs Nancy Fries Alt CULPEPER EMMANUEL ADM Alexander Jackson Del ROCK INGHAJI TRANSFIGURATION RAPIDAM Mrs George Williams Alt ORKNEY SPRINGS ORAMGE CHRIST David Heyl Del GORDOHSVILLE Frederick Nichols Alt
ST THOMAS Mrs Roland Young Del CHURCHES UNDER SUPERVISION ORANGE Joseph Rowe Alt
CLARKE ST MARYS MEN CHURCHES UNDER Robert Cross Del SUPERVISION BERRYVILLE Matthew Davis Alt ALBEMARLE HOLY CROSS Roy Eardsdala Jc Del GOOD SNEPHERO AFTON Roland Matheny Alt ELUEMONT GOOD SHEPHERD PAGE CHRIST EOONESVILLE William Dudley III Del LURAY August Nollert Alt McILIIAKY PARISH Steve Ciements Del ST GEORGES CHARLOTTESVILLE Carolyn Woodson Alt STANLEY Virgil Pettit Del ST JOHNS THE Mrs James Morris Del ST PAULS Floyd Freeze Jr Del BAPTIST-IVY Mrs Mary Loose Alt INGHAH Jean Shank Alt CHARLOTTESVILLE TRINITY Charlie Anderson Del CITY Stephen Waters Alt ID
REGION XV ALBEMARLE contd
COUNTY CHURCH DELEGATES ALTERNATE
FLUVANNA GRACE Maple Del BREMO BLUFF
GREENE GRACE William Trimmer Del STANARDSVILLE No Alternate
CHURCH UNDER SUPERVISION OF FOUNDING CHURCH
ALBEMARLE ST LUKES Frederick Crosse Jr Del SIMEON Mrs Frescoln
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THE REVEI1ENV RICHAP.V JOHN SANEER JR THE REVERENG CLAUVTUS FARLETT SHELTON MAY 20 1912 FEBRUARY 1981 JUNE 20 1902 APRIL 1981
The Reovi-end The Revea.end RLahaa.d John -tLa.ed CLaadLa4 Sandea Ja. pa.te4t Ln -the PaUet SheLton a.etLa.d VLoa.ee the Vtoce4e pa.LesL VLa.gLrtLa d-Led Fa.ba.aaity 1981 as-tea hoa LU VLa.gLnLa dUd Apa.Lt 1981 4eS4 8oa.n Ln Moa.ot1a VLa.gLnLa he aLtended -the VuBo4e Tha Revea.end Ma. Chua.ch Ta.aantng SchooL and Memoa.LaL Sandea tna native Qaeent Metu YoU C-Lty waa Latea gaadua-ted a.om -the Theo arid waa an -the Yoa.lz togtcat SemLnaa.y o-cLat Hew TaLaphone Company whrta.e ha VLa.gLnLa Atexanda.ta oadaLned 1930 Ha was had been an ptoyee oa th-La.ty-ve tO UudLe pa.Lest an SepLtmbea geaa pa.Loa 1930 by B-Lshop -the se/wed as a.ecoa Thompon He oa nU-ta.y chua.che tn Ponhatan County Monta.o/w and 8JashLngton Paa.Lsh IJestmoa.etand County Than 1936 He ended the Mea.cea became massaonaa.y he Geoa.ge JunLoa SchooL TheoLogy chaa.ge Matthw5 Gaa.den Maw YoU and wa4 banbs Aasha whea.e he Chua.h FaLa CLty ga.rtdaaed 1964 He wa Uayed unU 1939 Ha oa.da-Lned deacon mLsLanaa.y woa.tt contLnae hLs Jane 1964 and to the pa.Lethood on Vecambea 21 sea.uLng St Stephens and Foa.t Yabon c-thea chwtcha.s tn 1964 by th.e 8L4hop The 11.t Revd Jame4 Atastaa as weLt Long I4Land VeWoL as ahaptatn at Ue HopLtaL Foa.-t Vahon Memoa.La at he Catheda.aL the Inaaa.naUon at Ga.aden -Ln Lh CL.ty Long TUand yeaa.s 1939 -to 1941 He se/wed The Revd Ma. as a.ecoa Sanden waa catted ao a.ectoa Lynwood Paa.LU Ln CunnUgham Chape.t a.om 1941-42 PaaLsh Cta.a.1z the VLoaee He -to County a.gLnLa on Vecernbea 22 1964 He -tea.ved 6aLth- Le become chaptaLn Sates and -Ln he UnUed suLLy thU paa.Lih Ga.ace Memoa.Lat Aa.my se/wed unLt 1946 aonsai-tang Chaa.ch Lynwool He hLs it Ue A/wy and was con mtntsta.y V-UtgLna.a the Good shepherd P.oclay Baa V-La.gnLa and St ChLe Ba.anch ChaptaLn AdmLnL5ta.ULo a-t the Ve-tea.ans SUphens Ettaton VLa.gLnLa aLt RcbLrigham Coanty Hosp-tat Rtchmond VLagLnLa a.om 1946 1948 and -then became -the tha.ough chaptaLn tha yeaes 19481953 hospttat 3aa the On Apa.LL 30 1979 the Revea.end RLahaa.d Sandea La. a.e-tLa.ed 6oUowLng Lteen yeaa actLue ea.vLce Lynwood Paa.Lth In mtd-1953 he He and Ma.4 Sandea moved to TLmbea.vLUe gLnLa whea.e -they a.etua.ned CLaa.he a.ectoa County whea.a he became the had ptia.cha4ed a.etdenae Ga.eenwag Coua..t Paa.Lsh and when he a.emaLnd thea.e accepted caLL tha.ough 1955 Yeocomtco Paa.Lsh HU Coan-ty VLa.gtnta whea.e he Noa.thambea.ta.nd pa.te-ttty mtnUta.y nUt Long be a.emembea.ed becaae o6 hU aematned as aLso sea.ved a.ac-toa untLt 1960 He teadat Lntega.-tty hU 1aLndnei4 and a.ecoa hoaghuLneo aompa.4aon Stephens Paa.Lsh Noa.thumbea.tand othea.4 Maays Chaa.ch oa ReedvtUe tha.ough 1964 tectoa emea.Ltus St He was etecUd Maa.ys Chua.ch ReedoLIta BLESSEP A1E THE VEAV WHO VIE IN THE LOTZV HIs La.st wLe HeLen LouIse Hanbua.y ChLton -the Veaconess Chua.ch ga.aduate Ta.atntng House Leadea Ln the GUts PhdIadUphLa and Fa.Lendiy SocIety -the Vta.gUIa dIed Ln 1962 OLacese
The Revd Ma. SheLton was maa.a.Ied on chILdhood Feba.uaa.y 1965 to a.Lend Ma.s HILda Waa.d aId St Pa.aL Moa.oIh by the Rt Revd Chaa.ch WLItLam Ba.own the V-tacese a.etta.ed btshap Southea.n Vta.gLnLa The Revd Ma. SheLton aLthuI ctea.gyman wILLIng and was eagea an dtschaa.ge hLs hIs a.e-tLa.ement a.esponsLbIILtIes Atea he contLnuad -to tUe ocaua.ked soa.vtces as and as it heaLth appo/wuntItes pe-tmLtted The htm oa hIs chua.ch Is tndebted mLnLLta.y as good and Jesus Cha.tst aLthu -iea.vant 120 21
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187th Council of the Protestant of Episcopal Church Virginia assembled in the in the Sheraton Arlington Virginia National Hotel after proper Tanuary 29 1982 notice on Friday
At 100 p.m the 187th Annual Council o1y Eucharist with bepan with Service the Bishop of of Revd Virginia as The Charles Price Th.D Celebrant Chaplain to Council was the Preacher the 187th Annual Dr Price ploughshares spoke Ofl Swords the Vision of Peace Into
Others assisting were Mrs Franklin of the Episcopal Henderson Churchwomen who President Revd William read the First Brake Jr Lesson the President of the of the Diocese of Standing Virginia read the Committee Bracken Epistle the Revd Curate Church of the Janice read the Gospel Holy Comforter Richmond
Mr Jack Burtch Jr Chairman of the finistry had the Commission on Prayers of the People The Offerstory Music was by Sharon Jones Hughes Recorder of Cello and Charmajenne Trinity Church Arlington
ORGANIZATION OF COUNCIL At 248 p.m the Rt Revd Robert Hall Virginia called the D.D Bishop of 187th Annual Council declared that meeting to it was in session order and
PRE SENT The Secretary of the Diocese Mr there was Holcombe Palmer quorum present in declared Canons both orders in and the Rules of accordance with Order of the Diocese the
ELECTION OF SECRETARY OF COUNCIL The Revd David Knight Frederick nominated Parish Mr Holcombe Winchester Palmer as This was seconded Secretary of the Council There being no was elected other nominations Mr Secretary of the 187th Palmer of Annual Council Virginia of the Diocese
APPOINTNT OF ASSISTANT SECRETARIES Bishop Hall as President appointed of in accordance Order as assistant with the Rules secretaries to John this Council The Adams Jr and Mrs Paul Revd Camp III of Richmond APPO INTNT OFA PARLIA1ENTARIAN
Bishop Hall as President of appointed in accordance Order the Chancellor with the Rules of the Diocese Jr Esquire as Hugo Blankingship Parliamentarian to the 187th Annual Council 124 125 ADOPTION tHE PROGRAM IF 7tNCTL OF ROG COUNCIL The Rt Revd David Lewis Jr The Revd William Peterson St Johns Centreville moved the adoption of the Proaram of Counci as proposed and appear Blankingship Messrs Hugo Jr Jackson Holcombe Palmer in the preCouncil Journal with the following amendment Brooks Zerkel and the Revd that Measrs Allen Coffey Stephen the Report or the Executive Committee of the Council scheduled Galleher John Frizzell William Jr Petersen Ronald for 445 Friday afternoon be Stanton p.m January 29 rescheduled Okrasinski Ramsey and David Knight for 920 a.tn in Saturday morning January 30 and that in its place the Address of the Suffragan be scheduled for ORGANIZATIONS Bishop RELATED The Revd Robert Lyles Chairman 445 p.m on Friday afternoon January 29 Robert Smith Mrs.C Stockdon Allen Tuttle and the Revd Messrs Charles Cook Jr and Michael Harmuth The Program as amended was seconded by Mr Walter Tinstey Falls and the the Church Council on vote adopted Program of pELLERS Mr Paul Camp III Head Teller Council as amended
ADOPTION OF THE RULES OF ORDER OF JOURNAL COUNCIL The Nt Revd David Lewis The Chancellor of the Holcombe Jr D.D Diocese Hugo Blankingship Jr Esq jE Palmer and Mrs Paul Camp III moved the Rules of Order as printed in the pre-Council Journal on Pages thru be adopted as the Rules of Order for the 187th Annual Council This The Revd John was seconded by INTRODUCTION OF RETIRED BISHOPS Frizzell Jr St Albans Annandale On vote the Rules of Order were adopted The President of Council presented to the Delegates the follow ing retired Virginia who Bishops were present and attending the APPOINTMENT OF COMMITTEES OF THE 187TH COUNCIL 187th Council as follows
In accordance with the Rule of Order No and as recommended The Rt Revd Robert Gibson L.H.D in the of Jr D.D Report the Standing Committee of the Diocese to the The Rt Revd John Baden D.D 186th Annual Hall President of the Council Bishop as Council The Rt Revd Samuel Chilton D.D announced that he and Bishop Lewis acting on the recommendation of the Deans of the various Regions had selected the following delegates to this 187th Council as members of the followina The Council recognized our retired Bishops by committees isr of rhe Council Committees and their member loud applause standing and with ship srpeared on Page 21 of the pre-Counoil .curnal
BUDGET Buford Scott Chairman Messrs Walter Tinsley HONORARY SEATS Andrew McCutcheon Jr Robert Carlson Mrs Barbara Levy Mrs.Pattie and the Revd Messrs John Dungan Guernsey Bishop Hall asked all who clergy serve in the Diocese of Virginia John Frizzell Jr Raby Edwards John Millen under licenseas issued by him to stand and to introduce them Fletcher Lowe Jr John Howe and Edmund Campbell Jr selves Those clergy under license and present were RESOLUTIONS The Revd John vgnHemert Chairman Dr Edward The Revd Richard Lord Caress Messrs Edgar Bryant Edgar Prichard Brent Diocese of Washington Earl Bradford Mrs Alice Skalnik Mrs Walter Craigie Jr Assistant Church of the Apostles and the Revd Messrs Hill Brown Dennis III Schmidt Fairfax Timothy Dols John Yates II and the Revd Mrs Paula Woods The Revd James Tucker Diocese of Texas CONSTITUTION AND CANONS John Paul Chairman Causey Jr Esq Assistant St James William Hugo Blankingship Jr Esq BroaddusEsg Capt Warren ton Raymond Ward and the Revd Messrs Mark Anschutz Elijah White III Richard Baker III and Theodore Haddix Jr The Revd Dwight Brown Diocese of Western Massachusetts CREDENTIALS The Revd Thomas 1-i Narkley Chairman Messrs Assistant Trinity Charles Pritchard and Fred Kraft Jr Arlington
CHURCH STATUS The Revd Robert Prichard Chairman Mrs Paul The Revd Jane Dixon OMalley Messrs Bennie Elmore Thomas Hauo Jr and the Diocese of Washington Revd Messrs Randall Prior and George Wyer Assistant Good Shepherd Burke
The Revd Nancy Noah Diocese of Washington Assistant St Pauls Al exandria 11
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PASTORAL Hall whether there were ecumenical ADDRESS Bishop inquired any visitors THE RT REVD ROBERT Upon motion of Mr Donald Pasohal St Christophers HALL 0.0 S9ringui of which was the Bishop Virginia duly seconded 187th Annual Council afforded seat and voice for all clergy under license of the Bishop of Virgin
Hall advised Bishop that all persons elected as offtcials of the Grace be unto you and peace from God Diocese by Council or by the Executive Board of the our Father and Council and from the Lord Jesus Christ Presidents of Regions shall virtue of their by respective Offices be entitled to seat and voice but no vote at this meeting of extend to you delegates to the 187th Council in accordance with Rule of Order 21 Annual Council of the Diocese of Virginia my warm welcome and affectionate regards As the years pass there REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON CREDENTIALS are more familiar fates among Council members and as your Bishop feel of increasingly the spirit the family of our Church in The Revd Thomas Markley St Richmond and Chairman our annual gather Johns ings and thank God for the of the Committee on advised the Council that privilege of working in this Credentials the of Gods vineyard part Certificates of Election of All Lay Delegates had been certified and that those clergy canonically resident in the Diocese of In work my am ably supported Virginia and present had duly registered and are certified by Bishop Lewis and our professional and clerical staffs and by the generous and able service offered by lay and Those since the of the Journal clergy people in our Diocese And changes printing preCouncil of while this could be elected just perfunctory litany of thanks to duly lay delegates have been certified and the Secretary our leadership must insist that such is of the Council has complete list not the case In body after body in the Diocese suoerb leadership offers itself for the work of the Church and for this all of us must be The Revd Mr Markley concluded his report by saying that his grateful committee would be available for such credential action as needed until 500 January 29 after which time he requested that p.m Since our last we have the committee be discharged meeting lost by death two of our brothers of the ordained ministry and prayers will be offered in their behalf at the Eucharist on Bishop Hall on behalf of the Council accepted the Report Sunday The Revd Richard Sander Jr and The Revd Claudius Shelton Their lives and ministries will be memorialized in the the necrology of Journal of the 187th Annual Council PASTORAL ADDRESS And speaking of clergy will you note that many new At 256 The Rt Revd Robert clerical faces male and p.m Hall 0.0 Bishop female grate Council and an almost number of Virginia delivered his Pastoral Address which is herewith equal of clergy have to in dioceses gone serve other printed We are fortumate in the quality of most of our clergy and certainly we are stronger as diocese because of the con tinuing movement the in among clergy Virgimia The and going of in coming clergy diocese helps to provide to diocesan life yeasty quality
We continue to regret that of more our own clergy are not called to vacancies in our diocese However the vestry is the final authority in the of calling priest and only in most extreme situation would the bishop refuse to aooept and qualified duly elected clergy person Further Bishop Lewis and insist that search committee interview any clerical aPoropriate candidate from our diocese who is interested in being considered for the position
Since the last meeting of Council the reconmendations of the Bishops and the Standing Committee which were presented to the 186th Annual Council and thereafter enacted by that Council have been implemented
The Follow-up Committee appointed the by Bishop surveyed the Diocese and learned that there was little enthusiasm for exchanging our present regional structure of 15 for five regions deanery arrangment Indeed much new life and purpose characterize of our many regions and it can be dated from the discussion on regions that took plate during the closing hours 128
of the 186th Council Perhaps there was the perception that 129 Executive Board then established structure per se does not give life as well as the well- priority categories and result is the bound green document which articulated description given by some Council members of you received severat successful ministry and fellowship within some of the regions weeks ago In any event both the Follow-up Committee and Bishop Lewis and This approach has brought all of us closer to feel the continued strengthening of the regions ia the prooer our program and direction in which to move 1esponsibilicies provided us with much greater knowlodge the 0f what constituent bodies in the Diocese are doiog As well it has challenged these bodies ro articulate For this Council the Bishop requested the Deans to provide rlearly what are about the names of persons who could be appointed to the various they committees of the Council This was accomplished and trust The the members of that there are some new faces at Council because of this action acceptance by the Executive Board of the biblical tithe and the renewed emphasis upon the Virginia Plan of Proportionate which Council took action last January and amended Canon VII to Giving has come from the Stewaro ship Commictees leadership with the provide for the Bishop to be President of the Executive Board along Long Range Plaoniog of the Executive Board has meant level of believe the arrangement has worked well have enjoyed my giving from the churches to the Diocese which is responsibility greatly and there is much better coordination to be commended Perhaps we may not be able to fund all administratively among the Executive Board Professional Staff programs at their proposed level but this should not blind us to the and the Bishop The lines of authority are much clearer snd very real progress that is being made in the area of stewardship This we no longer have the anomaly of the Executive Board telling cannot help but be reflected in other areas of the Bishops Staff what to do our life as the gift of money is often sacramental sign tangible expression if you will of our understanding chat all of life Happily the reassignment of staff personnel to fulfill time abilities and money are in our service the ministries Council directed the Executive Board to pro properly to Gods people and in our proclaiming him as Lord and Saviour vide are made and the Diocese should become more sensitive and thankful people will find ways to express its gratitude and one of the responsive to social concerns needs and educational opportu most significant ways is through the giving of nities as they appear than has been possible for many years money
Peace in its different is The Revd Allen Brown Jr has joined our staff as my dimensions the theme of Council this year and well it should be executive assistant and already his sensitiveness to my needs Indeed throughout rho world and in many of the churches in is He will assist me in of duties as America the cry for peace is apparent ably many my and strong demanding one Winston Churchill bishop particularly in the areas of administration and his once said of nucloar bombs chat after the explosion of broad training and experience in the ministry will benefit all just very few the rest would only make the rubble bounce of us He will not stand between the Diocese and the Bishop Somehow the vastness of the supply of nuclear armaments the Russians but do feel free to utilize his ministry in ways you feel to be among and Americana end the quite literal appropriate unimagined ensuing devastation which can be caused by their use has the caught imagination of many people throughout the world and very able group of clergy and lay people from the peace consequently is seen as the bottom line of human existence Dioceses of Virginia Southern Virginia Southwestern Virginia and West Virginia held meetings in Richmond to deal with the have been told several Resolution of the Councils of the four dioceses concerning the by people that the churches should watch that they not be used the up-dating of the demographics of the previous boundary study by Communists in the latters peace front activities The work bf the Committee was greatly facilitated by the pro designed to lull us and others into false sense of fessional expertise of Mr Lloyd Addington of Good Shepherd security while they are busily engaged in planning our destruction Church Burke Virginia The Committee concluded that there This we moat clearly should do snd learn who our fellow has been no significant change in the demographics and thus peace seekers are but this responsibility should never deter us from report this information to you as the other bishops will in socking genuine peaceful solutions to explosive issues and from time so report to their respective Councils constant effort to seek the reduction of nuclear weapons have never heard responsible statesman of our At the fall meeting of the House of Bishops in San country who did not favor the continued in-season and Diego Calffornia last October the bishops of the above- out-season talks aimed at reducing nuclear armaments This conviction mentioned dioceses met to discuss this matter and were joined cuts across party lines and appears in the international scenario of by the Bishop of Maryland As result of the discussion tion every administra Mr Addington was asked to look at an ideal drawing of diocesan boundaries which would include all of the dioceses Since love is the in Virginia West Virginia Maryland and the District of heart of the Gospel peace must ha one of its ultimate fruits and Columbia He has agreed to undertake such study and shall goal towards which all Christians should strive Jesus is not for report to you of his conclusions at the end of his study nothing called the Prince jf Peace and pacifism while not the stance of every Christian is needed legitimate witness to the real first in our planning in the Diocese is Gospel and reminder of him program whom we serve the Long Range Planning activity undertaken by the Executive Board in which each of the units and program bodies in the Diocese were asked to submit their goals and objectives The 130 131 observed in Council Address lest thet my yeer it might chat the would Robert be churches be celled upon to become more The Revd Moody Grace Alexandria nominated in the and Mr Charles actively financially involved in the areas of human need lay order McKnight Meade Memorial Alexandria that the new Federalism will leave some serious gaps in many such areas and still feel that must Revd Heale Morgan Johns we not overlook ways The Parish Middteburg snd Col which we can be of service The states and the Claggett Jr St public sectors Robert Albsns Annandale were nominated and are large possess power and human and financial resources of and be do to be no great magnitude we must always ready to our Part There appearing other nominations from the floor on small as that pert may be motion made and seconded the nominations were closed
Thus em requesting our congregations during the next Bishop Hall then asked those persons who had been nominated on year to do three things the floor to stand and to identify themselves
official list of Provide information to me as to the areas of The nominations for later election to the humen and social concern in which they are working gtanding Committee is as follows and the approximate number of persons and dollars involved in the efforts LAY ORDER Form small group of persons in each church to local survey social concern needs and to present Harry Amos St Andrews Arlington to the vestry suggestions for ways in which the congregation might realistically minister either Jack Burtch Jr Holy Comforter Richmond by itself with other Episcopal churches or ecumenically Col Robert Claggett Jr St Albans Annandale
Alert the regional Councils/diocese to areas in Fennell St Pauls Ivy which it or they might minister Andrew Johnson St Stephens Catlett We are large body of people and churches and much is taking place in our churches that many of us are not aware of Andrew McCutcheon Jr St Matthews Richmond Love of neighbors expressed in social outreach is fulfilling the second great commandment and is indeed partial authenti Charles McKnight Meade Memorial Alexandria cation of our keeping of the Great Commandment Russell Palmore Jr St Pauls Richmond
Edgar Prichard Truro Fairfax
Dr Vincent Puglielli St Johns King George NOMINATIONS TO THE STANDING COMMITTEE Capt William Lee Savidge Christ Church Middlesex OF THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA William Taylor Sr St James Mt Vernon
CLERICAL Bishop Hall recognized Mr Jackson gt Matthews Richmond ORDER and member of the Councils Program Planning Committee who The Hevd moved that all persons who have been recommended by their regional Very Craig Biddle III St Pauls Richmond councils or others and whose names and biographies appear in the The January issue of THE VIRGINIA CHURCHMAN be nominated to this Very Revd William Buttrick St.Msrks Richmond Council for the Standing Committee in both the clerical and lay order This was seconded and adopted The Revd deBordenave III St Matthews Richmond
The Bishoo Hall then asked the Secretary of Council to read out the Kevd Steirling Gordon St Lukes Remington names in both orders of all those appearing in THE yIRGINI.l Christ Church CHURCHMAN and who are now nominees to the Standing Committee Brandy Station Following this the floor was open for nominations and the Revd Stuart Henderson Grace Church Cismont Keswick The Hevd Fletcher Lowe Jr Holy Comforter Richmond nominated in the lay order Mr Withers Fennell St Pauls Ivy snd in the clerical order the Revd Ramsey Richardson The Revd Neale Morgan Johns Parish Middleburg Christ Church Charlottesville The Very Revd William Myers St Johns McLean
The Revd William Petersen St Johns Centreville
The Revd Robert Prichard Grace St Marys Chcrches Berryville 133 132 Mr Tinsley coniinued his report by saying So it seems that ORDER CLERICAL contd through almost each and every Council we have problems related to budgeting our monies We then create an atmosphere of we become frustration weary of the struggle we tend to say The Revd Christ Church Ramsey Richardson things we should not say and eventually there is no help in us Charlottesville geing sick and tired we invariably make short term judgment pass resolution to solve the immediate quandry then force The Reed Gerald Riley Trinity Arlington ourselves into disastrous situation which continually comes back in whiplash fashion in haunt our real abilities to perform The Revd David Christ Ascension Very Warner Success in our mission as church requires long term involvement Richmond and future planning
The Revd Daniel St Worthington Jr James Short term temporary tactics will almost certainly fail and St Oak St Nomini Montross Peters Grove Pauls Grove then we repeat our anguish our discontent and we see un satisfactory results Your Executive Board once again finding with far itself more needs than resources embarked upon plan MATTERS OF REFERENCE FROM TNE PASTORAL ADDRESS to improve over some years this untenable situation They introduced format for planning encouraged all interested At this time there were none parties in the diocese to participate and think the results were surprising to us all REPORT OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD OF THE You have in your possession the time the talent and the hard COUNCIL OF TNE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA work of lot of people It poses promise for the future We to need cultivate the plan improve upon the plan and provide the AND wherewithall to make sure we can implement same With large number of people doing the planning we can hope for large THE RECOMMENDED BUDGET number to give us support If we are wise and faithful TO TBE stewards this may well be tool that will overcome some of our 187TH ANNUAL COUNCIL major problems that we have experienced in budgeting in the past history of the diocese
Bishop Hall recognized Mr Walter Tinsley The Falls Church to think on these Falls Church and vicepresident of the Executive Board of the urge you things as we enter into our budget deliberations Mr move the Councilof the Diocese of Virginia President budget as submitted by the Executive Board and contained in the Council Program Mr Tinsley advised the Council that the recommended budget of Mr Tinsleys motion was seconded and Bishop Hall referred the the Executive Board does appear in the preCouncil Journal on Executive Boards proposed budget to the Council Committee on Pages 20311 He advised that the recommended budget as pre Budget and announced that resolutions or amendments the pared by the Executive Board is balanced budget and does any to budget should be submitted and in writing prior to 500 satisfy the mandate of the 186th Annual Council which the p.m this date Executive Board felt honor bound to acknowledge
Mr Tinsley advised council that the revised total income The proposed budget said Mr Tinsley in line with the available for the Program of the Diocese has increased since the mandate provides $111000 more for the pledge to the National printing of the preCouncil Journal and that the total income Church than the quota and assessment assigned the Virginia Diocese available is now $1566104 by the General Church In the late SOs this diocese sought and obtained from the National Church and its Executive Council On motion which was seconded this information is likewise release from paying the specified quota assigned because of the re ferred to the Council Committee on new Virginia Plan of Proportionate Giving This Diocese committed Budget itself to sharing ideal or goal of sharing with others Un RECEIPT OF fortunately the Diocese has been somewhat negligent Sometime RESOLUTIONS MEMORIALS AND PETITIONS in our commitment to this promise this annual budget crunch The President of the Council advised that all does not come or occur because we are unable to meet the physical resolutions memorials and petitions in the Journal challenge as diocese but rather from tack of Christian appearing preCouncil and those printed and in the packets of have been commitment to our stewardship as diocese This does not mean delegates re ferred to the Councils Committee on Resolutions to say that the Executive Board is not grateful for the 14% for but it does increase in Diocesan income pledged 1982 say ISeorerja note Chese resolutions ore identified as the churches to the diocese that in the past decade giving by through Ali The following is list of find has not kept pace with inflation and the needs hence we those resolutions reoeiced on the floor and and could the Diocesan Budget way below what it should be referred to the ounoil Committee on Resolutions 134 135
IDENTIFICATION NUMBER R-21
IDENTIFICATION NUMBER R-14 SUBJECT NUCLEAR WEAPONS
SUBJECT ALCOHOLISM NEED TO MAINTAIN MEDICAL INSURANCE SUBMITTED BY THE HONORABLE ARMISTEAD SELDEN COVERAGE THE FALLS CHURCH FALLS CHURCH
SUBMITTED BY THE REVO DR MARK ANSCHUTZ CHRIST CHURCH ALEXANDRIA IDENTIFICATION NUMBER R-22
SUBJECT WORLD PEACE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER R-15 SUBMITTED_BY MR FRANK WATSON SUBJECT FOR WORLD PEACE HOLY COMFORTER VIENNNA
SUBMITTED BY MR FRANK STRAILMAN III ST FRANCIS GREAT FALLS IDENTIFICATION NUMBER R23 formsrly 5-4 was referred to the Resolutions Committee
WENTIFICATION NUMBER R-16 IDENTIFICATION NUMBER R-24 SUBJECT AID TO THE PEOPLE OF POLAND SUBJECT RECOMMENDATION TO PARISHES OF WOMEN PRIESTS TO SUBMITTED BY THE REVD JOHN FRIZZELL JR SERVE AS RECTORS AND VICAHS ST ALBANS ANNANDALE SUBMITTED BY INTRODUCED BY THE VTRIES OF ST MARGARETS WOODBRIDGE AND ALL SAINTS TRIANGLE IDENTIFiCATION NUMBER R-17
SUBJECT OPPOSED COMMERCIAL USE OF CHURCH NAME Bishop Hall announced the following changes in the referral to the Committee on Resolutions R8 and Hb are referred to the SUBMITTED BY THE REVD ELIJAH WHITE III Committee on Constitution and Canons CHURCH OF OUR SAVIOUR OATLANDS The Revd John vonHemert St Pauls Alexandria and Chairman of the Council Committee on Resolutions asked that the Committee IDENTIFICATION NUMBER R18 on Constitutions and Canons share and provide advice dealing with resolutions R3 and R7 SUBJECT HUMAN SEXUALITY SUBMISSION OF AMENDMENTS AND PROPOSALS SUBMITTED BY THE STANDING COMMITTEE OF THE DIOCESE TO THE COUNCIL COMMITTEE ON BUDGET
IDENTIFICATIONNTJMBER R-19 IDENTIFICATION NUMBER Bi SUBJECT HUNGER RECOMMENDAT ION THAT THE BUDGET PRESENTED SHALL DISTINGUISH SUBMITTED BY THE REVD DAVID MANNING INTERNAL DIOCESAN EXPENSES AND OUTREACH ST PAULS RICHMOND SUBMITTED BY THE REVD CANON JOHN HOWE TRURO FAIRFAX IDENTIFICATION NUMBER R2O IDENTIFICATION NUMBER 0-2 SUBJECT HUNGER NEED FOR STUDY IN THE DIOCESE RECOMMENDATION THAT 38% OF ALL OPERATING RECEIPTS IN FISCAL THE SUBMITTED BY REVD DAVID MANNING 1982 IS TO SUPPORT DIOCESAN OUTREACH AND ST PAULS RICHMOND THE AFFIRMATION OF RAISING THE LEVEL CF GIVING BY THREE PERCENTAGE POINTS INCREMENTS EACH YEAR UNTIL 50% LEVEL IS REACHED
SUBMITTED BY THE HEVD CANON JOHN HOWE 136 137
IDENTIFICATION NUMBER B-3 PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION AND CANONS OF THE EUBJECT RECOGNITION OF FOUR PRIORITIEE OF EXECUTIVE BOARD PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN AND PASTORAL LETTER OF BISHOP IN CASE OF SHORTFALL THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA
SUBMITTED BY THE REVD CANON JOHN HOWE
Hall aonounoed that the Bishop Proposed Amendments to the Constitution and Canons as in the IDENTIFICATION NUMBER B-S appearing preCouncil Journal 180189 and pages identified as Cl C2 and C-3 sre re to the ferred Committee on Constitution and Canons SUBJECT THE DIOCESE ASSUMING MEDICAL INSURANCE as were PREMIUMS FOR resolutions HS and HlU WrDOWS OF CLERGY IN THE DIOCESE
IDENTIFICATION_NUMBER C-4 SUBMITTED BY THE REYD HARRY BALDWIN JR ST ANDREWS RICHMOND INTRODUCED_BY THE REVD HUBERT PRICNARD GRACE and ST MARYS CHURCHES BERRYVILLE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER B-B SUBJECT TO PROVIDE CANON CONCERNING THE VIRGINIA PLAN OF SUBJECT PROPORTIONATE GIVING CONSIDERATION OF OTHER ITEMS OF GIVING OUTSIDE THE DIOCESE OTHER THAN PLEDGE TO GENERAL CHURCH AND RE-STRUCTURE OF BUDGET TO SHOW SAME IDENTIFICATION NUMBER C-2 WAS CUJCJ ASKS 31 13 JCSfi TAT .ACSSY WSs SUBMITTED BY THE REVD JENNINGS HOBSUN III K.SS.JKJS il ILISS ITI33FCTJ WISPE 55 55553555 AJC XVI 55555 IDENTIFICATION NUMBER B-7 SJCC 55 lS SAJSJ 51
THE RT REVD WILLIAM MARMION D.D SUBJECT TO INCREASE THE COMMUNICATIONS COMMITTEE BUDGET BY INTERIM WARDEN $5000 TO COVER MAJOR INCREASE IN POSTAL RATES COLLEGE OF PREACHERS WASHINGTON D.C
SUBMITTED BY THE REVD RANDALL PRIOR COMMUNICATIONS COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN
Bishop Hall introduced to the Council his close friend and former Bishop of the Diocese of Southwestern IDENTIFICATION NUMBER B-8 Virginia now the Interim Warden of the of College Preachers The Rt Revd William Harmion D.D SUBJECT COMMITMENT TO INCREMENTAL GROWTH AND RE-DEFINITION OF OBJECTS AND VARIOUS AMENDMENTS TO THE BUDGET Bishop Marmion following his personal greetings to individuals SUBMITTED introduced io the Council BY MR DONALD PASCHAL the College of Preachers located in the clotater ST CHRISTOPHERS SPRINGFIELD AND MEMBER OF of the Washington Cathedral Mount St Alban THE Washington which EXECUTIVE BOARD College of Preachers is entering its second of fifty years life sod contributions to the excellence of preaching IDENTIFICATION NUMBER B-9 He indicated that no rector has ever been criticized by his for SUBJECT TO TAKE QUOTA ASKED OF NATIONAL CHURCH AND TO ADD vestry preaching too well Bishop Marmico then pro ceeded to THE PERCENTAGE OF INCREASES IN PLEDGES 14% TO BE encourage laity to support their clergys attendance at the THE 1982 PLEDGE College of Preachers and urged clergy to utilize this valuable and respected institution He stated that clergy should consider SUBMITTED BY THE REVD JOHN FRIZEELL JR preaching as top priority sod secondly that all clergy need from ST ALBANS ANNANDALE help time to time and thirdly what clergy do with that help is of vital importance
After few IDENTIFICATION NUMBER Bb delightful aotedotes and some sound reasons for stteoiog the College of Preachers Bishop Marmico bade farewell to Hall SUBJECT THE REVISED ESTIMATE OF INCOME OF $1566104 Bishop and left the podium amidst loud applause
SUBMITTED BY MR WALTER TINSLEY INTRODUCTION OF NEW CLERGY
VICE PRESIDENT OF THE EXECUTiVE BOARD CANONICALLY RESIDENT IN THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA
Bishop Hall asked the Suffragao Bishop The RI Revd David Lewis Jr D.D to introduce clergypersoos new to the diocese null
138 139 Bishop Lewis introduced the following clergy new to the diocese LEE David the since lsst Council Assistant St Pauls Charlottesville
BERRY Timothy LORD Richard Anthony Rick Worker-Priest Church of the Good Shepherd Burke Aseietaflt Church of the ApoBtles Fairfax Not Canonically Resident BLACKINGTOH Robert Jr DesconAssistent Pohick Church Lorton MARRAEY Thomas Rector St Johns Richmond BOLTON John On Staff at St John Richmond Vianney Center MATHEWESGREEN Gary Rector St Margarets Noodbridge BROWN Allen Jr Executive Assistant to Bishop Hall NERROW Andrew DeaconAaaiatsnt Christ Church Alexandria BROWN Dwight Assistant at Trinity Church Arlington Hot Canonically Resident HILLEL John Edward DeacOnAsaistant St Marys Richmond BRACKEN Janice DeaconAssistant Holy Comforter Richmond NAFF David Jr Deacon-inCharge Good Shepherd Bluemont BURLEY John Assistant The Falls Church Not Canonically Resident NOALL Nancy Jo Aasiatant St Pauls Alexandria Hot Canonically Resident BYRON James Assistant St Matthews Richmond HOE William VTS and profeeaor parttime Grace Church Alexandria CATLIN Sam Narshall Nartins Rector St Parish Doewell TALBOTT Lucy Assistant St Clement Alexandria Hot Canonically Resident DIXON Jane Aaaiatant Church of the Good Shepherd Burke Not Canonically TITTLE Darlene Resident Assistant All Saints Chevy Chase Nd
FRASER Alexander Alex WARD Edwin Rector St Heathsville Stephens Headmaster St Stephens School Alexandria
GOFF Susan Chaplain St Nargarets School Tappahannock Also introduced was David Jones Chaplain George Mason University sponsored by Region GOLOSBOROUGH Neal Deacon-in-Charge Immanuel and St Davids Old Church Pariah Nechaniceville As requested by Bishop eath Lewis person came forward as they were introduted and at the conclusion he presented them to HALLOCK Harold Jr Council Rector Church of Our Saviour Charlottesville REPORT OF THE CONHISSION ON NINISTRY HAYES Francia Jr Retired Mr Jack Burtch Jr Holy Comforter Richmond and Chairman of the Commission on Ministry was introduced by Bishop Hall and JOHNSON Karen Mr Durtch gave the following Report Chaplain St Catherines School Richmond 1981 was year of great satisfaction and minor KINSER Prentice III Rector St James Narrenton disappointment to Commission Church your on Ministry As you know the
RUNt Andrew Jr canons charge the Commission on Ministry with wide variety of Vicar St Peters Richmond broadlystated tasks These include recruitment and selection of
persons for ordination determining the present and future needs
for ministry in the Oiocese and guidance of Postulants and
Candidates for Holy Orders To address these tasks the 140 141 Commission began process of reorganization encouraged by the task forces have met identified issues and problems and the Other Bishop Commission itself The process began at has offered some solutions But by and latge reorganization overnight in in and meeting Roslyn February 1981 The plan is to that the work taken hold The reason believe is simply subdivide the Commission into task forces to address ot specifj involved in the process of interviewing and recommending problems and issues and at the load same time to continue the work desiring ordination It is hard to appreciate the time interviewing and recommending men and women for persons Postulancy emotional that task alone involves candidacy and ordination and energy
Thus while reorganization itself has been problematic the The following task forces have been established and purpos5 Commission has had very good year Vestries are becoming more statements adopted for each
Committee for the involved in the selection Rectors are Ministry of the Laity and more process becoming
To support the ministry of the laity in this more aware of their responsibilities in counseling and guiding diocese by planning and those who seek ordination The Commission continues to struggle promoting conducting programs to help people
understand the of under what circumstances and for what their lives as the ministry of Jesus Christ with question how
reasons to say no to an applicant seeking ordination Women in Clergy Committee- In an Annual Report such as this there is no adequate way to To develop support for women in to enable them clergy to get explain and celebrate those many victories large and small in second and rector positions and to develop programs/material to the lives of persons becoming more clear about their response to help parishes accept women as full priests Gods call
Continuing Education for Clergy and Lay Professionals You will be interested to know that there are eight deacons To and administer develop plan programs to minister to the thirteen candidates and twenty-one postulants currently in the entire personhood of the clergy including but not limited to process towards ordination One of the issues the Commission their personal spiritual professional and recreational lives needs to address in 1983 is how to deal with those applicants who Process Committee are somehow out of phase with the Commissions normal process To recommend to the COM applicants for postulancy For example it is not unusual for person to be denied the candidacy diaconate and the priesthood according to policies postulancy and then to enter seminary and reapply for postulancy established by canon Bishop and COM Similarly seminarians who have identified lay vocation On the positive side of reorganization the Committee on the sometimes change their minds Are we the ones that are out of Ministry of the Laity has Continued to work well and that phase Committee and the Commission are planning weekend together in Another issue is whether the process towards ordination 1982 to better understand May and fulfill our respective roles serves its purpose We are called to help men and women discern in encouraging the whole ministry of the Church whether Cods call to them includes ordination Does our series
of interviews tests encounters personal involvement and formal
requirements facilitate discernment or does it inhibit it Which 142
of the are and 143 requirements important which are not These
questions are raised and there is continually no reason to
of the believe that the answer for tomorrow is the allenge next generation same as for today the Church should be aware of
The the changes in future confronts us with unresolved society and the needs fundamental issues changing of society We of should be tlost us will be living lives extending into and beyond prepared to send persons to the serve the world as it is
2000 What is so that it may be year the Church to be in that time What is th transformed
mission God has for the Church then What can we do in our lives Following the Report of the now to the Church Commission on help discern and fulfill Gods will took break and Ministry the Council Bishop Hall called the Council back to 426 p.m order at In order to ascertain what the Church needs in its clergy
and to meet the laity challenges of the next generation it
REPORT OF THE STANDING probably to look atth COMMITTEE necessary world as we know it now and then The Revd William what the foreseeable Brake St project needs of the world will be if Jr Marks Parish Culpeper the and President of the Standing Committee called of attention to the Report the Standing Committee which body of Christ is to bring the of Christ to the had been printed ministry world be available to members and would immediately the Report following the conclusion of the body needs to have clear perception of that world in which TOTE This Report appears in its it operates now and in which it will in the future entiretg on operate Page 230 beginning
This raises several about the in questions way which the The Revd Br Brake highlighted Several items in the cluding Report in Church selects Clergy Salary Work of the persons for its ordained ministry men the Regions Work of Presently Diocesan Commission on Alcoholism Pledge of the Diocese of Virginia to the and women National Church identify themselves to us and express their belief that Communications and Community within the clergy family have been they called by God for ordained service Some of them
identify special ministry which they hope the Church will
support leeting the needs of in the future ADDRESS OF THE ministry may require SUFFRAGAN BISHOP OF VIRGINIA THE 180degree shift that dynamic Presumably the Church itself RT REVD DAVID TO TRE 187TH LEWIS JR D.D ANNUAL COUNCIL OF THE DiOCESE OF can and future VIRGINIA identify present needs in ministry review its JANUARy 30 1982
inventory of men and women and their skills and call them to At p.m Bishop Hall asked service In other rather than Bishop Lewis to deliver words solely selecting persons Sufiragans Pastoral and the reminded the Council hao been amended that the Program for ordination from to allow the pool of selfidentified applicants the this hour Suffragan Bishops address at
Church could identify needs in the world and call persons with Bishop Lewis in his opening comments said that in that he was about to the address the skills present there to meet those needs This does not suggest that already been was little that had not perhaps touched on either Address the in the Bishops Pastoral remarks of Mr Tinsley person would seek ordination other than as to Cods or the Report of the response Committee However the Standing Suffragans Pastoral prepared in Address was not call It does consultation but had been suggest that the Church has responsibility to developed independently
identify the future need for clergy and to help some Christians hear and respond to Gods call In their lives To meet the 144 i-i 15
-egiofl5 be regrouped into deaneries but perhaps as resuit 1981 was of transition that recommendation some year and change Out of the regions have discovered with their struggle of transition and change sometimes have identity real sense of Come sufferj purpose Those which were actlvc and pain disappointment and but eem to be more active and some failure often love which have strugled are oy tinuing to con peace hope are the fruit of the process None of this struggle On the whole though there seems to be should come as fresh breeze the wind of the surprise to us who bear the nsrne of Spirit Christ for blowing in the actions we share whatever pain or suffering joy or hope we ex One of the most perience as members of Body the Church exciting things in the life of been the work the Diocese has on stewardship by the Executive Board and the Committee on see this transition and change in three areas Stewardship These groups have known Bishops but struggle and and Staff Diocesan and paine also joy and hope and the Planning Regions leadership they heve offered the Diocese in holding before us proportionate giving After much in terms of the Biblical tithe wrestling with the data and recommendations has borne fruit The ference which con of the Report of the Standing Committee to the 186th was held in September under Annual Mr Frank Foster has and been praised to me in most of Council discussion among staff the Bishop presented the Churches where goa5 since then have visited and responsibilities of the and Bishops Staff at area meetings throughout the Diocese in the spring and there should be at Fruit of this is least one copy of that booklet in each congregation seen in the response of the believe Diocese people of it sets before the Diocese the the in their giving resources and potential of the larger number of the vestries and staff have increased the episcopal leadership of the Diocese as well as percentage of their pledge to the for the Diocese resources from the General Church and commend it program of the Diocese and the to YOU and General Church than at to all other time in our people of the Diocese The return of the Revd Allen ny history Because there are of differences Brown to the diocesan opinion concerning proportionate family as the Executive Assistant to giving on the diocesan Hall level especially in some Bishop completes the support staff as outlined itt the alternatives and job before resolutions which descriptions referred to are this Council it would above After two years now of be well to look briefly working that history The at with Bishop Hall and other members of this Diocese first considered staff want to say the principles which to the came to be called the Diocese that believe we are blessed with capable Virginia Plan of Proportionate the Council of Giving at competent and committed and 1954 at which time leadership hope you will call Bishop Goodwin had this to that leadership say
Cs there no end Having had the privilege of being parish in to budgets reased priest this items -Cuotas extra Diocese for for exransj0 thirtyseven plus years and now two as Suffragan canvasses camPaigns diocesan eni wise Are we to other Bishop want to bear witness to what -consider continue methods to be of treater ted treater pressure to give toward potentially the most exciting thing that has happened in the budget firure or fixed sum isnt muon much Cre life of this Diocese in those refer to the oy spontaneity much years Planning in blessedness ftdeed The reving to something like Document Proposed Program of the Diocese of Virginia for this especitle to budget figure 1982 All segments of life in the Diocese were invited tc participate should say urged to participate The response To let was most The task which es turn our eyes gratifying the Executive Board set for away from that to which we in terms of budget and itself was almost overwhelming but the members of the Board figures to look within and of tur to the mctioe staff to tiving .1l things come agreed meet at Shrine Mont for twoday meeting to of Chee Lord own sell that md Chine refine the plans as proposed to the Board This is shall we do about it So program the that is runs the reasons0 result of changing the whole plans submitted from throughout the Diocese the sPirit md incibontallo the giving in several results labors of the Executive Board and the editorial work of Parishes in our own Ciocese several dioceses and tome tItle staff members titbin the Church said .potentially the most exciting thing that has happened in the life of this Diocese because this Transform the is the beginning If all segments will use this as of spirit of giving and the means become mechanics evaluation for ahannels of widely 1982 and extend their plan to three-year pro flowing gifts rather than Pipes of high treasured posal the Diocese will have not only sense of direction and quota Payments purpose objectives and goals toward which to aim it will In the have also Council the means of evaluation It is imperative that all of following year he said this us clergy and people of the Diocese accept the planning pro now we are familiar cess and now this program That means that we shall know what tith the tlan by last ears givi-no odor-c0 it and that it is Council developed b-i says agree both who we are as diocese and ur Toard of Ctetardshi- and called with not what we aspire to be too great modeste The irginia of Crtrorrionatt living PItt Yhere the Clan mae iare-ol pared or and -re Most of will recall that last conscientiously carried you years Council did not out the recil to mere splendid in some cases accept the recommendation of the Standing Committee that surPrisingly so.Tur It is year Ct -or rim is real conversion -rr me our zotIoe mod Practice of givino Ia concerned he cecond mile the hardest a- el be ...Sor the merdts the of tltn ire recoin1 ation_ tide attont0o Pram lew inaland to Comas its 146 147
occiaied Jhe 2oniotion iirg lepar en or ls our to the command of our Lord Go ye carry out response Droh is rrinoiples on ohioh Pbs odvccoting the into all world on is ocsed Pot only have we begun good ning or ur Diocese bui itS influence is out the reaching through burch With all that have said or say about outreach it is that it be clear that believe outreach at the local important Building on that foundation along with some other dioceses is essential believe there are human needs community which followed this general the Diocese of level pattern Virgini5 ha theological education needs national and world needs been an in needs example giving outside the Diocese for the work from the church but believe that which call for response the General Church Program It is important to note that our the Episcopal Church the first priority indeed our top outside giving on the diocesan level was from the for beginning should be what we do through the Diocese and the outside in priority the sense that it went for extension of the work General Church of the Church through the Episcopal Church for the General Church Program and this represented also our con corporate Theologically the Virginia Plan of Proportionate Giving tribution for the extension of that work throughout the World or led us away from the concept of giving to anyone anything Part of the difficulty with the whole matter of proporti share or especially budgets and led us back to from the fair quota giving vestry to the Diocese and General Church has thanks- to the biblical concept of giving as the expression of our do with the fact that some mistakenly identify our pledge to for His to us above all the gift of His the Diocese giving to God gifts as to the Diocese only and our pledge to the General Son Jesus Christ Our giving then whether it be on the Church as to some vague administrative level now known as level of from the individual or couple in the 815 Second personal pledge venue Some of this in misunderstanding or at best local church or whether it be the pledge from the vestry incomplete understanding is apparent in the attitudes diocese to of the diocese or whether it be the pledge from the those who think their pledges are for the Diocese and for some the General Church our giving therefore is out of gratitude who do not realize that our pledge for the General Church His be done as He calls us at this time in to God that work may cludes what we give as the Diocese of for from Virginia the extension and this place and this church for everything we have is of the work of the Church Episcopal throughout the world All Him This includes our capacity to say Thank you to give of this is background to my urging you to continue to His the support in name concept that we of the Diocese of will Virginia pledge to the program of the General Church percentage of the income we 1ission Outreach and Churches under Supervision of the receive as diocese and that we continue to seek to increase MOCUS has had some moments of real joy As the that Bishop percentage until we give beyond the borders of this dio result of the generous response of the people of the Diocese cese through the Church Episcopal at least one half of our the last at MOCUS was able to in income following Council mid-year crease the minimum salary for those vicars in churches receiving aid from the Diocesan budget to $14200 This was with the ex My pleas to you is based as the Virginia Plan for Pro pectation that the Compensation Committee would recommend portionate Giving has been from its beginning on the polity minimum of $15000 for 1982 for priests with three years of the Episcopal Church and on what believe to be sound Thus MOCUS the of in biblical experience helped change picture clergy theology First polity or structure The drift aided congregations as bearing the burden of low salaries and away from proportionate giving by the Diocese to the General offered leadership to vestries to seek to meet the minimum Church has its roots in the local church The local church is integral to the life of the whole church but the local now know existentially what must have been some of the church is part of the one holy catholic and apostolic church pain Bishop Baden experienced as he sought to get work begun which recognizes its part in that church and which larger in Dale City At last ground had been broken for All Saints acknowledges and welcomes the leadership of the in bishop Prince William County and am sure this brings joy not only to dioceae We are an episcopal church This is clear example Bishop Baden but also to all who for several years have sought of the idea that form follows function When we look at mission to bring this to pass We are late getting building started or outreach or work beyond ourselves call it what we will there but we are blessed with top clerical lederahip and at the vestry level as an episcopal church we look first to dedicated lay leadership The Trustees of the Diocesan the Diocese and General Church And we that give through the Missionary Society D.M.S have provided low interest loan Diocese and General Church the work of oTord Jesus Christ may of $100000 and Venture in Mission monies have provided $lOOG00 be extended beyond our local situation extended strengthened also at low interest and the sale of the rectory and church expanded through the Church of which we are part and to which plant at Triangle will provide capital assets but as you will we are bound am aware aware that the is painfully above hear later that congregation will need additional monies at not description of how we about as of the go giving part low interest if they are to complete the facility which will Episcopal Church submit that it fits our polity better than enable them to offer the witness and provide the program they the way we actually do it anticipate One way in which you can participate directly in the work is through gifts to All Saints or through gifts or two Theologically things are important We dont give to loans to the Trustees of the D.M.S You might consider per the Diocese We are the Diocese We dont give to the Diocese suading the invested funds committee of your church to invest and the General Church We are the Diocese and the General some of those funds at low interest with the D.M.S as an act Church There is no and we confrontation or com they of stewardship that the extension of the work of the Diocese petition except we fall into the of it We trap creating give might go forward through the Diocese and through the General Church that we may 118 As ou have seen the aubmitted plan by MOCUS Other lecture in Mission monies which are part of the Renewal 49 and Evangelism Growth VIM project and under supervision of HOCUS are of MOCUS future One of the part plans prforiti55 to our calling to follow Him response who is called the Prince in this church extension is St Matthews Sterling In this where of Peace time when large part of the world is with NOCUS approval the Vestry Committee is working with we have an always hungry responsibility to basic human needs architect on preliminary plans human and basic rights and cannot avoid the issues in what to be appears runaway nuclear arms race The Council Com Another note of joy is St Martins Richmond Tomorrow mittee has worked diligently to offer which nembers of that program will congregation are expected to join their vicar us to discuss these issues enable with top-flight leadership and trust also their future rector the Revd Frisbv in the seminars tomorrow afternoon and to be led our Hendricks III and their and we will have by lay delegate the ifl the Chaplain worship services and by our speaker at the opportunity to welcome the newest church in independent the banquet tomorrow evening diocesan family As we look toward 1982 and beyond Bishops and staff are The decision to close St Davids Manassas was Painful for the ready service beginning of plan has within it the some misconceptions to the contrary notwithstanding It is seeds for exciting accomplishment in the Diocese and almost always painful to close church Much more is deep ening sense of stewardship may result in this involved than to hold services enabling Diocese simply ceasing Clergy and dontinue to lead the to Episcopal Church in outreach beyond members of the body of Christ in that place suffer when such borders These our are some of the signs which point to the action becomes necessary The decision was not hasty and the potential for greater future Upheld Gods issue was because it believed that by grace finally joined was the illumined and strengthened by His Spirit and faithful to the struggle to witness in the community was not healthy as part of call our Lord Jesus Christ may we out His will of the Church and we were to allow the vicar carry for us unwilling to in this our time continue that struggle
The destruction fire Bartholomews by of St Church SPECIAL MINISTRY REPORT Richmond has been painful not for the experience only vicar ALL SAINTS DALE CITY/TRIANGLE and people of that congregation but also for the rest of us who feel that loss Fortunately insurance will cover the damage Hall Bishop introduced The Revd James Green Rector Church In the meantime nearby Derbyshire Baptist Church has the generously of Resurrection Alexandria and member of the Committee on made space available to them for their services Mission Outreach and Churches Under Supervision of the Bishop MOCUS The Revd Mr Green presented the fascinating and The Vacancy Process and deployment work are going well splendid report on All Saints Church currently in Triangle but The Revd Charles Johnson and have been meeting reoularlo soon to build new building on new land obtained with our recently in vacancy consultants and he has been helping clergy Dale City Virginia update their profiles in addition to working with search committees on their profiles We have recently added two suppose everyone here persons to our of consultants and have for might agree with the generality group plans further that much of what we do as individual Christians and opportunities for training others Bishop Hall and continue as congregations and as or had to nominate from this diocese is better be based clergy diocese when we believe there is on faith We are called to trust in One who is match and we were very pleased recently when two of our always out in front the leading way whether we can see far down clergy accepted calls within the diocese We were especially very the road or not We journey by faith which oratified that the Revd Paula Moods became the first woman one biblical writer says is the assurance of things rector in the diocese when she accepted the call to become hoped for the conviction of things not seen Hebrews rector of St Annes Reston after an excellent job as 111 Interim vicar at All Saints Dale City am here to give you some particulars about one such venture in faith already undertaken by some of us The Committee on Handguns authorized by the 186th Annual who are your representatives on two diocesan bodies The Council has resolution to present to this Council Once more undertaking is to help truly promising young congregation with uroe the Council to lead by taking constructive stand in new church building This is All Saints about this critical area of human life which cries out for action thirty miles south of here at Dale City This venture in faith is already under way It is more than dream to with At the of it play few metaphors The request Bishop Hall has aqain been ray privi keel of the ship is laid or conception has lope to serve as Chairman of the Committee to Evaluate the taken place very intentional pregnancy has post Council and to make for this Council The begun you might say plans program Which means building site has been purchased and under which we are functioning this year is truly the result as weather permits already the land is being for of sugoestions coning Out of last years meeting and chat con prepared the beginning of construction this spring sider to be responsible looking at the function of this body As the elected lay leaders and clergy of the Diocese of Virginia we have the responsibility to conduct the business of the dio cese but we also have the privilege and responsibility to witness to the faith faith in our Lord Jesus Christ and the Good News of His Gospel Part of that witness involves our 150 Two diocesan bodies are closeiy involved in supporting stand ready to come discuss this with any group anywhere All Saints ace WOCUS and DM5 HOCUS that They unfortunate in the diocese whoever is interested in exploring bow this stands for the Executive Boards Committee on acronym Mission can work Outreach and Churches under Supervision of the Bishop With the and of HOCUS has guidance leadership Bishop Lewis deter HOCUS and OHS are partners already well started on this mined that All Saints is our new church in top building priority journey faith hand-in-hand with the people of All Saints in the diocese this year It is mission field which appears acting on your behalf We are partway there Your loans and to be for the ripe harvest This is timely even well gifts can make it possible for the trip to be completed for overdue move in location where the Episcopal Church new to urgently this promising congregation have an adequate building needs to have with flourishing growing congregation an so that they can be better about the ministry of Christ there adequate building We have designated substantial sum from in Dale City Venture in Mission funds available to us for the site improve ment work We are here to ask your help so that this venture faith Red Mr Green then showed twelve slides of the property in can be brought to completion With luck that could be The within the next 1218 months the plans and the hopeful building that will be erected
Hall thanked Mr Did you know that this will be only the second new mission Bishop Green for his most interesting and in and then introduced to the Council those church building undertaken by this diocese in mere than formative presentation of the Board of Trustees of the Diocesan fifteen years St Andrews Burke was the other built three members Missionary years age The church serve Resurrection Alexandria was Society present who are Mr Harrison Hutsun Mr Bennie Elmore The Revd John venHemert Mr Duysl the last of an ambitious mission building program which extended Mr The Bevd Vincent fifteen to twenty years ago We opened our doors in late 1966 Dickinson Edgar Prichard Hodge It is time Those of us who serve on HOCUS are convinced the Brig Gen Hunter Hurst USMC Mr Randolph Totten and Lewis call is before us now the opportune time is now So the Bishop venture has begun but you need to know we are traveling in FRIDAY AFTERNOOW DEVOTIONAL SERVICE faith We do not see where all the money is coming from to complete the financing At 536 p.m Bishop Ball called on the Chaplain of the Council The Revd Dr Charles Price who led Council in the secund That leads me to switch hats and talk to you now as trustee of the OHS the 2iocesan Missionary Society The OHS meditation The Mark of Cain The Breaking of Peace meditation on Genesis is diocesan related organization which undertakes to provide 116 mercifully lowinterest long term loans for church buildings Following the Meditation and Service of Worship Bishop Hall such as this one at Dale City You might think of OHS as your recessed the Council at 556 p.m own friendly inhouse diocesan mortgage banker The problem is OHS has pretty well exhausted its available funds by loan OPEN HEARINGS ing $100000 for the purchase of All Saints This is where you can help We still need several hundred thousand dollars As part of the Pregram of Council beginning at 730 there to complete the loan package fur this mission church building p.m were conducted the Committees on Around this diocese there are number of churches large and Open Hearings by small with significant endowment and other investment funds PROGRAM BUDGET which met in the North Ballroom under the control of vestries St Andrews Burke was financed three years ago through the combined good stewardship COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS which met in the Cavalier Rooms ABC of five churches which loaned the money to OHS to underwrite the mortgage Those churches sacrificed some interest income COMMITTEE ON CONSTITUTIONS AND CANONS -meeting in Concourse Room so that the new congregation could be given manageable debt as it got started Now the OHS again wants to cover the financing package at Dale City But we need some of you to The Open Hearings were concluded at 930 p.m take the initiative We need you to persuade the key decision- makers back home that it is responsible stewardship to help young struggling sister congregation in this way We are asking you to help us find that needed money and to invest it in the OHS for the All Saints mortgage It is all in the family The Bishop signs the mortgage so it does not mean any significant risk unless you think the day may come when the Diocese of Virginia would default on loan It never has -1
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little bit like Linus in one of favorite OPENING DEVOTIONAL AND SESSION feel my eanuta cartoons In it Linus is aittiop at the dinner table ubbi0g his stomach and he says WON Ive never aateo so much in all my life And just then Lucy comes along and Bishop Hall reconvened the Council shortly after 900 a.m and Chicken down to Linus plate and says This is wishbone We called upon The Revd Charles Price ThD Chaplain of the reaches make our wishes and then we null it apart Whoever breaks Council whu led the Council in the third Meditation Peace both the bigger part gets his wish And Linus says Do we Where There Ia No Peace The Paradox of Peace Meditation on 0ff out loud And Lucy says of course we wish out loud If Jeremiah 813 wish dont wish out loud the wish answerer wont know whet to you rinq you And Linus says apologize for being so stupid At 937 Hall announced that Council was in order wish for a.m Bishop And Lucy says new doll new bicycle new and that the first order of businesa would be the taking of sweaters some new saddle shoes new wristwatch end about and Clerical Members to the Ballot No for Lay Standing hundred dollars Then Linus says wish for long life for wish in Committee all my friends for peace the world wish fof sdvancememt in the fields of science and and preater medicine This Ballot was taken and Bishop Hall declared the Ballot closed I..
REPORT OF TBE PRESIDENT OF But by this time Lucy is walking sway in total disgust THE EXECUTIVE BOARD throwing the wishbone away end saying You have knack for spoiling everything In ooening his remarks Bishop Hall said that serving as presi dent of the Executive Board which the previous council had Nell think that for some of us all the talk at Coonoil authorized had been an enjoyable and meaningful task He about money end budgets and stewardship has way of sgoiiio advised that there is printed reoort in the preCouncil Journal the whole weekend listing the actions the Board has taken first got involved in stewardship year and half arc Bishop Hall referred to the Standing Committee report of last on the Executive Board when both our Bishops sod all the memoers years Council and the report of the Followup Committee citing of the Board spent en entire dey struggling with our own elected to the the need that responsible creative people be personsl stewardship commitment. .not with the budgetary needs Executive Board adding that highlight of his experience as of the diocese but with our family decisions about money Tom president had been his involvement in the whole planning process Carson and Harry Free the Stewardship Officers of the National that which has proven to be of great significance He asked Church were with us end they challenged us to wrestle with that delegates to Council do whatever they could to see pledges four gueations from churches in the diocese be reported to the treasurer as 31 the Canon requests namely December FIRST from your understanding of the New Testament What Is The Appropriate Christian Stewardship Response On January 29 when this Council began there are twentyeight churches who had made no pledge SECOND how do you go stout arriving at the amount of your own pledge it Bishop Hall concluded his comments on the privilege he felt in was to work with the fifteen regional representatives pre THIRD what would Jesus have to asy stout that siding over the Executive Board as its president AND FOURTH how do you communicate your commitment REPORT OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARDS COMMITTEE OR STEWARDSHIP Well we did our share of squirming but seven hours leter Bishop Hall introduced the Revd John Guernsey who baa our Bishops and every member of the Executive Board rommitteo the call to become Vicar of All Saints recently accepted themselves to the Bitlicsi Tithe as the minimum standard for which was the church that Council heard Triangle/Dale City our own giving And for me that day was one of the moat about from the Revd James Green The Revd Mr yesterday excitino sod rewarding Ive had in ministry Committee experiences Guernsey is Chairman of the Executive Boards on Stewardship and the work of this committee has had important Out of that commitment to biblical understanding of and involvement with of the churches in their influence many stewardship the Executive Boerd appointed Stewardship total life of stewardship responsibility Committee to work in the Diocese As committee we resllred that we too had to struggle with our own personal stewardshro The Revd John Guernsey gave the following report to the rommitmenra first And we spent seven months in prayer and 187th Annual Council title study and discussion before we were able to agree hut theo we all committed ourselves to the Biblical Tithe as the oinimom standard for our own giving 154 00
Diocese is not here to The Stewardship Committee of this But Jesus tells us that money is spiritual matter Thats Were not here to fix the fix the diocesan budget budget why he preached so many sermons ebout proper and improper uses of problems of the parishes Were not here to raise money Were money Jesus preached about money every other Sunday if you will Christ here to talk shout commitment to Jesus And we complain if were supposed to talk about money once year Jesus says that what we choose to do with our money is the prin We believe that money is spiritual matter As Ive cipal way we have to live out our love toward God Think about been studying and wrestling with the whole area of money Ive that Whet we do with our money is the most important way we and weil come to realize how central to our faith spiritual can express our faith Jesus says that giving money ranks even being is our attitude toward our money and what we do with our above preying as the most essential way to show we love God money More than half of Jesus parables are about money and material possessions Jesus talked about money more than any But its precisely here that we have real trouble We thing else except the Kingdom of God All told the subject of want to keep our money end our faith separate We want to be money is addressed nearly 600 times in the Bible and Ive committed to Jesus Christ but we dont want to have to make come to realize that every time the Bible talks about money and any changes in our lifestyle In the early middle ages when possessions it is saying one of two things. the greet armies of the Goths and the \isigoths were converted to Christianity they went into the rivers for baptism with The first point the Bible makes is that our money is the their swords held high out of the water They seemed to under greatest threat to our relationship with God We see this in stand that if that fighting arm were baptized they would have stories like the rich young ruler who refused to follow Jesus te alter the wey they fought and waged war Well think lot because he would not let go of his possessions he went away of us Episcopalians have gone through the waters of baptism with sorrowful because he couldnt have both Jesus and his money our wallets held high We have deep sense that if we were to let our christian faith truly touch our checkbook we would have Or theres the story of the rich fool who saved up vast to chenge the ways we use our money amounts of grain so he would be comfortable and secure in his retirement but paid no attention to the condition of his If we take this seriously we need to turn again and again this spiritual life And the message to him was Fool night to two basic biblicml ideas and your soul is reguired of you The Bible says again again that our money can undermine and corrupt our faith in Christ The first Biblical truth is that we are stewards Mow STEWARD and STEWARDSHIP have gotten to be dirty words for But the second point the Bible makes is that our money can many of ma in the church because they are associated in our with God We also be our greatest asset in our relationship can minds with an annual extraction of money that dont went to and for ourselves end use our money to enhance life for others ask for end dont went to give There is no guestion in my to deepen our experience of Christ in our lives We see this mind that this is one of the greatest failings in the history of in stories like the widows mite the poor woman who gave two the church We have taken one of the most essential end joyful love for God than tiny copper coins and in so doing showed more concepts in the Bible end we have turned it into negative all the superficial gifts of the wealthy Or the story of divisive element in the churchs life What being steward Zecchaeus the rich and dishonest tax collector who gave away really means is that God is the creetor of everything that is all those whom he half his weeith and repaid four times over that he has given to us all that we have and God still owns it what Zacchaeus did with his had cheated and when Jesus saw all We dont own any of it It is not ours The car drive The money he said Today salvation has come to this house is not mine it is Gods The furniture in our home the about Bible is saying that what we do with our money can bring clothes wear even the Prayer Book use every Sunday are not the most fundamental lifegiving change in drawing us closer to mine They belong to God You and are His trustees His Christ stewards We have the freedom to use these things which God has given us but we are accountable for them One day we will Most us But you and have problem with all this of be called upon to show what we have done with the gifts God has this to us We here in this room do not believe that applies just bestowed upon us And once we begin to grasp this idea then But can all think of someone dont accept it for ourselves we our selfish Well its my money end can do whet went with else who should be hearing this Yea their money is it becomes This is Gods money how can responsibly use it spiritual problem and they really need to get in touch with how their their wealth and their lifestyle are hurting relationship The second Biblical idea that cen give us so much help here the have with with God But for me Mo only problem money is the tithe Tithing as standard of giving goes all the is that dont have of it is practical just enough Money way back to Abraham nearly 2000 years before Christ Abraham life problem for me it has nothing to do with my spiritual bed experienced such blessings end good things in his life that he gave 10% of everything he had as way of giving thanks to Jesus is that whet we do with our material But saying God Tithing very guickly in the Old Testament becomes the resources makes all the difference for our faith end for our minimum standard of giving to God expected of His peopie salvation The Book of Leviticus says All the tithe of the lend difficult for This whole ares of money end possessions is so whether of the seed of the land or of the fruit of the tree to beer about and us Most church people really dont went money is the Lords it is HOLY to the Lord Thats wonderful of dont want to for most clergy this is fine because many us phrase It is holy to the Lord When we come to the new talk about either So much of who we are is caught up Jesus money testament end St Paul dont talk about tithing very in what we have These things are mine and they are Hone of often not because it ii not important but because by this time your business 156 157
Council received Mr Guernseys Reoort as it is assumed that the people are already tithing When we Chairman of the See Committee with tithing talked about in the New Testment it is usually 5tewardship great appreciation as expressed in Pointed and the loud long applause out that tithing is just the beginning The tithe belongs to God true free giving is what we give over and above 10% REPORT OF THE EPISCOPAL CHURCHWOMEN MRS FRANKLIN PRESIDENT Tithing is the minimum standard of christian giving but HENDERSON it must be taught and lived out by the leaders in the church Hall presented and BiShOP escorted Mrs Franklin Henderson president of the Episcopal Churchwomen There is leadership principle at work in Christian of the Diocese of member of Virginia and Grace Church Kilmarnock to the Stewardship The stewardship commitment of parish will never podium exceed the personal stewardship commitment of its rector and Mrs Henderson gave the following report vestry There needs to be yearround program of biblically_ tn the based education with regular preaching on stewardship and with past year and half many have people approached me clear call to commitment to our Lord and Savior and asked what is the purpose of the organization of of the the Church women Diocese it is and pure simply stated in our The Stewardship Committee is here to support that work constitution to carry forward the program of the Church to We here to know the Christ and to make are serve you the parishes by providing whatever Him known through education worship assistance we can We-plan Pilot Program to work closely service gifts and in fellowship the five fields of with 3-5 in the as undertake their Service the Parish the parishes coming year they Community the Diocese the Nation the and stewardship education and calling We plan third Annual World Diocesan Stewardship Workshop this year to be held in the This spring in order to allow more time for the participants to appears to be large put order but personally feel that as group we women their learnings to work in their parishes fall efforts The fulfill that mission with dedication workshop will be April 24 at Trinity Church have visited in nine different Saturday Fredericks regions giving me an to talk with fine opportunity burg and we hope you will mark your calendars now for that event crosssection of our church groups and Im constantly amazed at what the women accomplish for our Lord The members of the Stewardship Committee are wearing rainbow Last buttons and we can be found at our Display Area out the back year when prepared my report neglected to check out doors the breaks Please share with us needs the financial statements during your or sent me by each Branch president concerns both this weekend and in the months ahead was enlightened this year to the fact that only fraction of our giving comes through our Diocesan Treasurer Of the organized 128 Theres story thats told of the Episcopal clergyman groups two of which are new this 95 year had reports who was invited to be guest preacher at small country from With my trusty little calculator gleaned some He arrived at the church well before the service and impressive information pretty parish From these 95 groups $117000 in outreach was spread found no one there so he looked around and noticed box to missions at home and overseas In addition hanging on the back wall He assumed it was the box for these same women raised over money $193000 which covered gifts and for the poor so he reached in his pocket and found two quarters expenditures made to their home churches This totals over and them in few minutes later the senior warden $310000 excluding the 33 put appeared churches not rePorting and recre and explained how the service was usually conducted and tried to sents an overwhelming amount of hard work time and devotion make him feel at home Well after the service the senior given by our churchwomen warden came up to him and said Im little embarrassed to say but were such church that we dont have Over and above this sum the this tiny any money Women of the Diocese contributed in our to Hut we do have this box over $60000 to the United Thank budget pay guest preachers Offering At our Board Meeting last Open in the back of the church and all our people know that they can March Judith Gillespie the United Thank Offering in to the And Im sure after fine Coordinator in the New York put money pay preacher your Office spoke to us She she was said that sermon this morning therell be quite bit in the box So breaking precedent by telling us that the Diocese of the senior warden took out his and the and Virginia donated more to the key opened box UTO than any other Diocese proof of how took out fifty cents Well the clergyman went home and told blessed we are here in Virginia his family the story over Sunday lunch and they were all laughing This over what had happened when his young son piped up and said year $15000 grant has been made in Richmond for the with all dont understand If Urban Institute Youth seriousness Dad you youd Employment Program to help establish Summer Jobs for have put more in youd have gotten more out inner-city youth on the small truck farms surrounding the so city some of our monies have come back If youd have put more in youd have gotten more out The Annual meeting of the Diocesan Churchwomen took May at the place And Jesus said He who does not take his cross and follow Church of the Holy Comforter Women Richmond with the me is not worthy of He who finds his life will lose and of St Marks me it co-hosts The Most Revd Titus Archbishop of Nakamichi he who loses his life for my sake will find it Or in other Japan our honored guest was Homiljst Our guest words if more in more out Speaker The Reyd Clifford you put youll get Schane really outdid himself preaching most insoiring sermon on the theme for the day The call of Jesus Christ is there for He is Come Climb My us asking Hill using the Beatitudes as written in New the us in this diocese to commit ourselves and he is asking us to English Bible as the test It was glorious day with give because it is in that we receive the blessing remarkable attendance of 520 giving truly persons including 51 clergy and the Power of God representing 88 churches
This past fall in the field of Christian Social Relations 158 159 and St James Iontross are hosting the another area of outreach our chairman Meade Kilduff organjze occasion and are doing everything to make it another and worthwhile institute on the Ministry to glorious day The Revd an outstanding the Douglas Jr Ms Wigner of St Pauls Church Handicapped An address was given by Carolyn Shenton be Woodburv Connecticut will our speaker and Im sure Director of the State Advocacy Office for the many of you knew him when Virginia Develop he was in the Diocese Doug grew in mentally Disabled followed by panel discussion chaired by the up Irvington and we share Grace Church Kilmarnock as our home Revd David Tetrault Five disabled participants shared their Darish so it seemed natural that with the Bishops blessing he should personal experiences paraplegic deaf woman cerebral the so honor us on occasion of my last victim legally blind man and the father of two meeting do hope that of palsey will plan to attend many you mentally retarded sons We became fully aware of their problems understandino and hope we can now guide our churches in whole These past twenty months have been time ness for all and thus create Caring Congregations in our of learning challenge and inspiration Its distinct honor and Diocese to the privilege represent dedicated women of this diocese The wonderful people Ive met and the Education Chairman Jef Short has chosen for experiences Ive shared are memories Our Christian ill cherish always the theme for this biennium The Importance of Christian Fellowship in Todays World The Revd Dr Tilden Edwards of the Shalem Institute will be the speaker at the Institute planned for next October 27 REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON of the ECW reviews Traditionally the outgoing president our CONSTITUTION AND CANONS List of Financial Objectives Before doing so asked Bishop that we con Bishop Hall called Hall for his advice on the subject He suggested upon Mr John Paul Causey West Point and Jr St Johns centrate on the troubled areas and more needy prolects There Chairman of the Committee Canons on Constitution and some to give the of fore we have made numerous changes separating missionary report his committee districts eliminating 12 varied categories and adding two new have determined to Mr Causey thanked members ones In order to feel closer bond we of Council who Open had Participated in the for Bloomfield to to the fund for placement Hearings and had Provided designate gifts go valuable input to the Goodwin committee of children without adequate financing Money sent to Mr Causey called House and Westminster-Canterbury will go to their Fellowship attention to the PreCouncil Journal and page 180 and the first matter Funds of business namely CI was Notice by the General which Convention that would he made certain amendments Grants from the Gifts and Scholarship Fund totalling nearly to the Constitution proposed at the students vention of 1979 and to General Con $4000 have been given this year to four deserving be finally acted Convention in 1982 upon at the General whom we are delighted we could assist Our recipients were two Virginia Seminary students and two other young men attending This notice is in Longwood and Bridgewater Colleges This fund is supported by compliance with the requjremen5 and Canon l.ille Article Xl donations to the Book of Remembrance in memory of loved one of the General Church Canon No action and are inscribed required by this Council is or to the Gift of Life in thanksgiving names other_than the fact made and the Secretar that notice has been in the appropriate volumes of the Diocese will the so certjf and inform Secretary of the House of Deputies Council its Board at gave consent On March we will hold our Open Executive Meeting C2 Martin is to Proposal to Aquia Church in Stafford Mr Stephen going amend Section of Canon XVI the Committee to about The JacksonFeild Home for Girls in Jarrett recommends the following speak us substitute to that as invita by the Vestry of proposed of which he is the Director Last month accepted an St Jamess Church amendment Richmond The tion from the Chairman of the Board of Managers of that horse The incorporates Revd Douglas Burgoyne to become an axofficio member of that first and Ia Board with seat voice and vote will attend my Statutory orovision which oermjts or lists what month with the that successor wail fiduciaries are only meeting there next hope my generally permitted to eno invest in continue in this position those crc investments which in The widsorn of the General Assembly are considered to be at virtually Our Prayer and Worship Retreat will teke place May 57 Completely safe as Shrine Mont and do hope this one will be great success had to be cancelled This amendment vould last years give Church Treasurers written with woproval of the vestry the as same flexibility 90th Annual and Diocesan United Thank Offering other fiduciaries The Meeting enera1lv hav in the state 13 at St School in Ingathering will be held May Margarets Mr beautiful River Causey on behalf Cf Tappahannock on the banks of the Rappahannock the Committee moved amend Canon as substitute to of St St Johns Warsaw XVI Section This The Women Jamess Tappahannock was seconded and the did aoopt the amendment Council to Canon XVI Section as follows so that it reeds ______
160 161 CANON XVI Section that it was not an appropriate matter to be Canon Law put into All that the starES Trust and Permanent Funds betonging to Parish purpose in the whereas or clause oi oroviding oseful Church over which Parish or Church has control and statement of the plan for reference ass not all aoney for which the Treasurer of Church is something that would be parti responsibi colarly or necessarily satisfied shalt be kept in one or more accounts prneriy by having it in earmark Canon Law and with one or more national or state hanka or trust accordingly the committee recommends cceipanjer that or one or more Canonical Amendment building and savings and loan incorporating statement associations ot the \irginia Plan of the accounts of which are insured by an Pronortionate instrumentality said Mr Giving he rejected the Causey United States or with Diocesan Corporation or ii invested in such manner as is permitted by Section The Council sustained the 2645.1 of the Code of Virginia as that recommendation of the 1950 section is Committee on Constitution and Canons and rejected written as nf the first day of January t982 or as it the oronosed amendment may as submitted by the Revd Robert be amended from time to time Such accounts shall be Prichard approved in writing by the Vestry or Vestry Comm ittee cs which is Resolution HS on page 197 of the Journal preCouncil attempts to define CSO The Committee on Constitution and Canons recommends communicant in good standing as submitted substitute to that as presented by the Board of by the Revd Fletcher Trustees was also Lowe Jr of the Church considered along side the Schools in the Diocese of Virginia It Proposed C2 on the same subject that was before would be what is written with the insertion after Heads the Committee on Constitution and Canons at the 186th of the Church Schools in the Diocese of Virginia who Annual Council are communicants in good standing of the Protestant Mr Causey advised that his Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Virginia committee recommends the following substitute as Memorial to the General vent ion Con The Chairman on behalf of the Committee moved the adontion of the substitute This was seconded RESOLVED that the 187th Annual There was no discussion Council of the Protestant Episcopal Church in The Council did adopt the substitute so that Article In the Diocese at Virginia memorializes the 1982 General Section le will read as follows Convention to review the provisions of Title Canon 16 of regulations re specting the laity with particular attention to the ARTICLE III Section definition of 1e the terms communicant and communicant in good standing The Lay Members of the Standing Committee the Lay Members of the Executive Board the Chancellor the This was seconded and after more rationale from President of the the Episcopal Churchwomen of the Diocese Chairman of the Committee the Council sustained and did and the Heads of the Church Schools in the Diocese of approve the memorial to the 1982 General Convention Virginia who are communicants in good standing of the which had been presented by the committee as sub Protestant Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Virginia stitute shall be members of the Council exofficio which is Resolution Hb in the preCouncil Journal Biabop Hall advised Council that this amendment to Article III on ts page 200 dealing with parochial reports as proposed by on first reading and that in accordance with our Constitution Mrs Anne Dickinson the Revd David Knight any change to an Article of the Constitution requires two Mrs Barbara readings Levy and the Revd John Millen therefore this will be before the 188th Annual Council for final vote Mr Causey on behalf of his committee said they hmd reviewed this matter and that the committee felt that The Council on advice of the Chancellor did vote aifirmativel while the problem is very seriuus that the proposed on the amendment as it had been modified by the substitute for sanction or not granting seats to delegates to the both Canon XVI Section Article III Section 1e of the council was too extreme sanction to impose Conatitut ion initially hope we would not come to point where such sauction would he but necessary we felt for the first try that C4 Mr Causey reported on behalf of his committee that the it was not something to do now but think is proposed new Canon the Plan and which is problem concerning Virginia going to have to be dealt with identified as which had been submitted the Revd that and we trust C4 by if the substitute is adopted that the delegates Robert Ii Prichard of Clarke Parish consisting of eight will take to heart the urging of council elements that had been taken from previous actions of council and to ptace them in new Canon identified Mr Causey then moved on behalf of the committee the as Canon IX be rejected substitute following
The Committee on Constitution and Canons considered the Proposal solely as proposed canonical amendment we do not make any comment on its substance but we concluded 162
WHEREAS Canon XIX Section of the Diocese of 163 rfShop Hall announced Virginia requires that each minister and congregation that there woud be tifteen in the Diocese send to the annual minute Bishop reports on or reak betore January 15 of each year and he Council resumed its session at 1105 a.m and WHEREAS the Annual Report by the Diocese to the requested Bishop Lewis to Preside Bishop Hall National Church is delayed by parishes which fail to submit their reports on time and such delay also REPORT ON BALLOT NO causes the of the FOR LAY AND printing Council Journal to be delayed CLERICAL MEMBERS TO THE STANDING COMMITTEE BE IT RESOLVED that the 187th Annual Council calls Lewis upon the clergy and wardens to fulfill their Bishop announced that there canonical had been no Ballot No for election on responsibility for filing such reports on or before lay members to the Standing Cnmmittee January 15 the provision of Rule of Order No Acting on Sect which to on states be taknn In sd lil- The Revd David Knight Frederick Parish Pr Herbert tl nJ on 1neasnt nall Pearce Church of the Apostles Fairfax spoke in favor of the paln stall he radioed hi hi substitute The Revd not cesat less ta each Charles Cook Jr inquired whether or than talon the to he numler ofions not it would be appropriate for the of the maintng tilled and lIe Pc register parish to Pannar of sich redact be included in the resolution by an shall oe as responsible person rn notne IIGSC PersOns recel0lq the nurSer octsa on the Precedq lZ Bishop Hall indicated that whatever is adopted should conform to the National and Therefore Bishop Lewis Canons he asked Mr Causey to read that Canon advised that the be dropped from following names which cited the minister of the congregation to be the responsjble Ballot No shall to submit person to the Bishop the Parochial Report and if there be no minister then it was the duty of the wardens to submit Mr Harry Amos the Col report Robert Claggett Mr Jr Fennell The Hr question was called and the Council did sustain the sub Andrew Johnson stitute as recommened Mr by the committee as printed herein above Charles McKnight In like manner the resolution as amended the Capt William by substitute was Savidge adopted Bishop Lewis announced that there order was no election in Mr Chairman of on Ballot No and the clerical Causey as the Committee on Constitution and in accordance with the Rule of Order Canons inquired of the Chair if he could briefly address following names will be No another dropped from Ballot No subject The Chair encouraged Mr Causey to proceed The Very Revd William Buttrick Mr Causey said The Committee discussions this have been The Revd year Ramsey Richardson illuminating to all of us on the committee that illumination The Revd Neale Morgan however has made us aware of the and The Revd particularly scope the Steirling Gordon depth of the matters we have been Our The Very Revd discussing experience David Warner has been that all too often thorough consideration of The Revd Robert Prichard constitution and canonical amendments disclose unforeseen im pacts on other constitution and canonical provisions which is difficult to consider in the time available at Council In OTNO.2 order to be able to completely consider appropriate amendments and that General Convention Bishop Lewis advised Council anticipating may take action which would now take for persons to the second ballot would make it appropriate for there to be amendments to the serve in the and Lay Clerical Order Diocesan Constitution Standing Committee He on the and Canons the committee respectfully announced that at 1120 a.m Ballot No was closed recornxnends that in conjunction with the Chancellor continuing Standing Committee be appointed for the purpose of reviewing the PRESENTATION Constitution and Canons of the Diocese of Virginia and con OF 1982 BUDGET sidering in depth amendments to the same That is proposed Bishop Hall presented to recommendation from the committee that the Bishop appoint Couflcil Mr Richmond and Buford Scott St Committee on Constitution and Canons Chairman of the Pauls Standing Council Committee Budget Mr Scott on Program and advised Council that ment would Dpage Xerox be made available docu of to each the problems with person but that because Bishop Hall said that he would take the recommendation under the Xerox these as fast were not consideration and as they should tumbling off thanked Mr Causey and his committee for their However it is person will have this anticipated that each good work document prior Committee to the completion of on Program and Budgets the recommendations to the Council 164 165 Mr Scott commented on the effectiveness of the Open Hearing Mr Scott then presented some amendments in the form of that was held the prior evening which the committee considered recommendations regarding the budget as follows very helpful due to the recommendations suggestions some which were very provoking and inspirational It was due in part to The Budget Committee recommends suPport of the the Open Hearing that the committee when tackled their Programs in General they work Church the total amount asked by the quota and developed some philosophy that will be usable for this Council assessment plus an addition of approximately S50000 making and those in the years ahead jn the budget an item of t525000
Mr Scott then read the Preamble as prepared by the committee The Budget Committee recommends new item for the which is part of the Budget Committees recommendation budget titled Outreach to this category have been reassigned various Outreach Programs which heretofore have PREAMBLE appeared in other parts of the budget The Programs under Outreach are shown under Diocesan of Programs Outreach and are identified as The items through Fr and total Budget Corrmjittee rejoices at the deepening commitment $597177 This represents 38.1% to in the gf our projected income stewardship Diocese as evidenced by the exciting 17% increase in pledges from the parishes over pledges of The committee recommends 1981 We believe that an important corner in Christian an 8% increase in the base salary for the Bishop and his sharing has been turned in our Diocese staff plus 3% merit increase which the Committee feels well deserved The Virginia Plan of Proportionate Giving has been great The recommendation of stimulus to the Diocese and trustworthy guide to our the committee is that we commend of in most cases the restoration of the understanding parish and diocesan responsibiljty for 9% cut in line items which the Executive Board had Christian Outreach We think it is important for the recommended There are exceptions Council to hear again the basic principles of that Plan The committee recommends as reairned by tIe 1977 Annual Council CPa Virainia restoration of total of for Plan ci Proportionate These are the five $1000 the Ecumenical Committee whose work Cioing is recognized and principles highly commendable
The committee recommends That individuals be asked to give sacrificially elimination of $8500 from the Alternatives of their income to the work of God to Children in Trouble proportion through budget ACT and encourages them to use the His Church with the Biblical Tithe as the minimum $10200 carryover figure for Program work The effect of this recommendation standard of individual Christian giving eliminates part-time staff position The committee recommends that ACT present to the That Executive Board and next each vestry be asked to give sacrificially years Council Programs for Grant proportion of its income to the ministry of Christ purposes outside itself through the Diocese and General Church The committee and in the community the Nation and the World recommends restoration of an item of $500 for the Commission on Alcoholism That the Diocese similarly be asked to give sacri The committee ficially proportion of its income to the ministry recommends reduction of $4200 for the of of Christ outside itself through the General Church repairs/maintenance/upkeep the Bishops residence so that the total for and in the community the Nation and the World this purpose will be $3000
The committee That parishes and the Diocese work towards spending as recommends based upon what was heard in the much on others as they do on themselves Open Hearings the establishment of new fund to be available to the Bishop and the Executive Board under the Out reach Program to be known That both the Parishes and the Diocese carry out as Special Fund for Human Needs in of education which the amount of $11377 In this year-round programs stewardship creating new Fund the Budget Committee feels that it is emphasize these principles making available source of funds to meet urgent and special needs which may come to the Bishop and the Executive Board in Having presented the five basic principles of the Virginia Plan these times of human and need suffering of Proportionate Giving Hr Scott then called attention to the yellow sheet titled Treasurers Report on Statement of 10 The Budget Committee Projected Income for 1982 as of January 28 1982 The total recommends that the Executive Board and/or the projected income for 1982 is shown on this document as Stewardship Committee be encouraged to note that the asked in order maintain mathe Diocesan Venture in Mission $1566104 Mr Scott that to Program Pledge period is carting to and end and that these matical integrity would members of Council please add by pencil groups give serious consideration to the recommendation as in the $250.00 to this total which represents an increase from Grace presented Open Hearing by Mr Thomas Rohr St Alexandria and of Church Cismont so that the new total of projected income for Pauls one the vital lay leaders in the Diocese in 1982 will read 81566354 launching the Venture in Mission Program 166 Taylor said he wished to the comments staff that the opportunities for giving and involvement in project clarify regarding of part-time professional worker The has been such as VIM have and that with vision and suoport Program grown leadership for four in existence years and only in the fourth year was the the Diocese should consider how it might continue and expand our Committee able to expand its work because of the Venture in Mission together ACT efficiency and of part-time protessional worker that in the year with the staff worker more grants had been received and Hr Scott advised that these were the major amendments to the professional re viewed more dollars had been carefully allocated to and budget and then walked the Council through the white sheet as regions more children had received benefit and care -- in this one -- presented to each member listing the basic categories the line year than the other three years combined In this fourth year sixteen items and the proposed changes which now equal the amount of the have been made to eight regions and there still remains Proposed Projected Income and moved budget of Income and Ex grants seven regions who for one reason or another find it difficult pense of $1566354 This was seconded by Mr Donald Paschal recommend liaison for their St Christophers Springfield to region to work with the ACT Committee The part-time worker has visited every region and has been able to an evaluation with In the discussion Mr Otto Williams St Jamess Richmond provide along accountability of the grant for the purpose intended and the has inquired about real estate taxes on mission property Bishop professional sought to obtain liaison from the aeven who non- Hall advised that it is the of the diocese to real regions seem policy pay interested estate taxes on undeveloped property held for future missions
Mr Taylor recommended that the Budget Committee reduce the Mrs Viola Greenland St Pauls Alexandria inquired the per newly created Special Fund for Human Needs by $7500 and that $7500 centage of income that will go to the General Church Mr Scott be made available to the ACT Committee advised that it would be 33.5% Mrs Greenland inquired what had been the percentage for the year 1981 Mr Scott advised Bishop Hall inquired if the Budget Committee was agreeable to that it was 35% this and it appeared that it was not The Revd Malcolm Turnbull St Bartholomews Richmond Mr William Taylor then moved that $7500 from the Fund known inquired about the total funds available to Churches under as Special Fund for Human Needs be reduced $7500 and that the Supervision of the Bishop since the amount is only $182000 corresponding amount be made available to the ACT of when $200000 had been requested Mr Scott advised that he Program the Executive Board This was seconded was sorry that he had not indicated earlier that $18000 for the Peter-Paul Development Center Richmond which had been in the budget of Missionary Outreach and Churches Under Super The Revd John Guernsey of the Budget Committee said the vision of the Bishop had been transferred to the Outreach sense of the Budget Committee was not in any way reticent about Program giving away money through ACT for grants and if the Council wishes to give more money from the Human Need Fund for genuine human The Revd Randolph Bragg St Pauls on the Hill Winchester need for grants dont think anyone on the Budget Committee would commented that he was amazed to read on the first page of the have any problem with that What we had problem with was spend Treasurers Report that as of January 28 there were twenty-six ing so much money on staff while we were giving away so little churches who had not made pledge as of that date He commented money in grants on the importance and the seriousness of this and that those churches who do make every effort to confirm to the requirement There is more given away through Venture in Mission but the in the Canon by having pledge into the Treasurer of the understanding of Venture in Mission from the earliest days was Diocese by December 31 makes it difficult when other churches that the Diocesan Budget was not going to be used to administer take such lax attitude He asked that Bishop Hall comment Venture in Mission money We felt it was inappropriate to hire staff person to screen money that was mainly disbursed through in Bishop Hall indicated that what Mr Bragg had said was quite Venture Mission and we felt the money should be given perhaps correct and there does appear to be laxity This is not for paying the staff coordinator for January since that person new problem It has been difficulty in budget preparing every has already worked for the month of January and for February as year since he has been in the diocese and that no doubt there termination leave but that the rest of the money should be are certain extinuating circumstances which make it impossible given strictly for grants but that the emphasis is going to be to the diocese the need to have parochial reports in on time as well as having the pledges The queston was called and the Council loudly defeated the pro by December 31 posed amendment as offered by Mr William Taylor
Mr William Taylor Sr St James Mt Vernon and Bishop Hall put the question regarding all the amendments that Chairman of the Executive Boards Committee on Alternatives to had been proposed by the Budget Committee and the Council by Children in Trouble ACT commented on the fact that the vote affirmed the amendments as proposed by the Councils Committee on committee had presented proposal of Sl9500 for its work and Budget the Executive Board had reduced it to $8500 and now the Council in its recommendation reduces it to zero making only The Bishop then presented the Budget as whole as amended an available to the committee the $10200 which had been carried the Council by voice vote loudly sustained approval of the Budget 1982 of over from previous years for grant purposes as amended as the Operating Budget in the amount $1 566.354
The detail of the Budget as adopted appears on Page 215 168 169
The loud Council by applause thanked Mr Buford Scott and REPORT ON THE SECOND BALLOT all the members of his Committee who arose and received the FOR LAY AND CLERICAL MEMBERS thanks of the Council TO THE STANDING COMMITTEE
REPORT OF THE COBP1ITTEE ON CHURCH STATUS BIShOP Lewis announced that in the lay order the Council had elected Mr Andrew McCutcheon Jr St Matthews Richmond Hall introduced the Revd with Bishop Robert Prichard Grace Church In accordance Rule of Order No Sect the following and St Marys Memorial Chapel Berryville and Chairman of the names shall be dropped from the Third Ballot Committee Church on Status who reported that the Committee on Church Status of the 187th Annual Council has met and has care Mr Russell Palmore Jr fully considered the petition of St Martins Church Richmond Mr Vincent Puglielli to change the status from that of church under supervision of Mr William Taylor Sr the Bishop to Church as defined by Canon and the committee commends the excellent Lewis heartily lay and clerical leadership of Bishop announced that there was no election in the clerical St Martins and unanimously moves the approval of their order on Ballot No and in accordance with Rule of Order No the petition to 187th Annual Council for change in Status Sect the following names will be dropped from the Third Ballot This was seconded by the delegates of St Jamess Richmond and the former rector of St Richmond The Revd Jamess spoke to the seconding Craig Biddle III action this occasion The Revd by saying happy began twenty years ago WIlliam Myers this month and the deliberations of St Jamess vestry and The Revd Daniel Worthington congregation having been part of those deliberationsand am no longer with St Jamess but covet for myself and for Bishop Lewis advised that those remaining on the Third Ballot in the delegation of St Jamess the honor of seconding that the lay order are notion Mr Jack Burtch Jr Bishop Hall then advised that delegation from St Martins Mr Edgar Pritchard Richmond would soon enter the Council Chamber and that he asked all in Lewis persons favor of this change in church status to stand and Bishop advised that those in the clerical order remaining affirm their vote The Secretary notes that he could not find on the Third Ballot are single person seated as the deputation from St Jamess Richmond and those persons from St Martins Richmond entering The Revd deBordenave III with banners balloons providing an exciting paradeto the The Revd Fletcher Lowe Jr presiding officers desk The Council still standing heard The Revd William Peterson Bishop Hall read congratulatory letters from Senator John The Revd Gerald Riley Warner and the Governor of the Commonwealth The Honorable Charles Robb BALLOT NO
An appropriate recognition was given to the Revd Frisby The Third Ballot for election to the Committee of Hendricks III the new rector of St Martins and his Standing the wife Jean Diocese in the lay and clerical order was taken and Bishop Hall Ann while several amusing and interesting presentations to the announced that Ballot No was closed at 1227 p.m Hendricks were given by Mr Douglas Bing Chairman of St Martins Finance Committee PRESENTATION OF SEMINAR LEADERS TO THE COUNCIL The Council remained standing and applauding with much laughter Bishop Hall commented on what joyful and meaningful occasion Bishop Lewis asked the Revd Lawrence Scott Jr Church of this was and that we all wished for the very best to the new the Apostles Fairfax to introduce the Revd Everett Fullam of rector and to the congregation of St Martins Richmond now re St Pauls Church Darien Connecticut who would lead the cognized as Church by the 187th Annual Council Seminar on Personal Peace The Council sang the Doxology
Bishop Lewis asked the Revd Dr Mark Anschutz to present Mr DEVOTIONAL SERVICE Hodding Carter III Dr Anschutz advised that Mr Carter was member of Christ Church Alexandria and former undersecretary Bishop Hall called upon the Revd Charles Price Th.D for Public Affairs in the State Deoartment who will lead the Chaplain of the Council who led the Council in the fourth Seminar on Personal Peace Meditation Love Your Enemies The Art of Peace meditation on Matthew 5.43-48 Bishop Lewis asked Daniel Kelly Esq Immanuel on the Hill Alexandria to introduce Mr William Bryant former senior editor for Ii News World Report who will lead the Seminar on Social Peace He will be assisted by the Revd William Wiley and Dr Alan Parrott of the Virginia Theological Seminary 170 171 The nominations RECESS $ociety are as follows
Frank At 1234 Bishop Hall annoonoed that Harris p.m Cooncil would reces5 and that the three St Marys Colonial Beach aeminars woold begin promptly at 200 p.m in the rooms assigned Cooncil will resome its business in OuVal accordance with the Program at 400 p.m Dickinson Trinity Fredericksburg BUSINEBS SESSION OF COUNCIL FOLLOWING SEMINARS The Revd Very Vincent Hedge St West At 410 p.m Bishop Nail called the Council to order and to Pauls Point resume its business The Revd David Knight He Frederick Parish Winchester called upon Bishop Lewis to give the report of the Third Ballot Robert Norfleet St REPORT ON THIRD BALLOT Stephens Richmond FOR LAY AND CLERICAL MEMBERS TO THE STANDING COMMITTEE Edgar Prichard Esq Truro Fairfax Bishop Lewis advised that the Head Teller Mr Paul Camp III St The nomination was seconded and Ihe Stephens Richmond had handed him the report on the Third Council did approve the six Ballot for nominations as listed herein above to the members to serve the Standing Committee in both the Diocesan Missionary Society of Virginia lay snd the clerical order as elected
TRUSTEES Bishop Lewis announced that the Council had elected Hr Jack OF THE FUNDS OF THE Burtch Jr Holy Comforter Richmond Chairman of the Commi PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH ssion on to the IN THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA Ministry Standing Committee This completes the election tn the lay order as the Council previously had elected Mr Cook nominated the Mr Andrew McCutcheon Jr St Matthews Richmond following six names three to be elected by the Board of Trustees of the Trustees of the Funds of the Protestant Lewis advised that Episcopsl Church in the Diocese of Bishop the Council hsd elected the Revd Virginis they are Fletcher Lowe Jr Holy Comforter Richmond and the Revd Walter Gerald Riley Trinity Arlington to the Standing Committee Crsigie Jr St Stephens Richmond Bishop Hall congratulated Mr McCutcheon Mr Burtch and the Joseph Revd Messrs Fletcher Lowe and Gerald Riley who will serve the Jessup St Standing Committee in the Clsss of lOBS and will serve fur Stephens Culpeper those members who are rotating off the Standing Committee in the James Class of lPB2 Daniel Kelly Esq Janet Massie Jr Capt Haguire St USN ret the Revd Messrs Robert Hall Jr and William Marys Goochland Brake Jr Richard Oilworth St Bishop Hall expressed his thanks and those of the Council to Stephens Richmond Mr Paul Camp III Head Teller and to sll who assisted him Slaughter FitzHugh Grace REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON Holy Trinity Richmond RELATED ORGANIZATIONS Justin Moore Jr St Bishop Hall introduced the Revd Charles Conk Jr Church Stephens Richmond of the Messiah Highland Springs member of the Committee on These nominations were seconded and the Related Organizations who will give the report The chairman of Council did spprove the nominations of these six this committee the Revd Robert Lyles St Barnabas listed herein above persons to the Trustees of the Funds of Annandsle had been called sway on an emergency and was thus the Protestant Episcopsl Church in the Diocese of Virginia excused The Revd Mr Cook called to attention the report of their committee available to members of Council and then pro ceeded with the Committees Report CHURCH SCHOOLS IN THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA DIOCESAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA Mr Cook requested Council to confirm the following persons who have been elected the The Revd Mr Cook placed in nomination six names three to be by Board of Trustees of the Church Schools in the Diocese of and elected by the Board of Trustees of the Diocesan Missionary Virginia whose bylaws request the con firmation of the Annual Council He presented the following names 172 173
Mr Arthur Bruner The Revd Hill Brown lIt Mr Gordon Peyton Grace Mr Randolph Totten Holy Trinity Richmond Mr Robert Pollard Jr Mrs Frances Mr Carrington Williams Jr Forsyth St Mr Theodore Price Jamess Richmond Mr Windfield Preston Mrs Mr Tiolcombe Patricia Robinson Palmer St Mr Robert Norfleet Jamess Richmond
Miss The motion of the Revd Mr Louise Sheets Cook on behalf of his committee was seconded and St Marks Richmond the Council did confirm the election of Trustees by the Board of Trustees of the Church Schools in the Diocese of Virginia Mrs Trainer Jr All Saints Richmond VIRGINIA DIOCESAN HOMES INC Mrs Evelyn Wood Mr Cook presented on behalf of the committee eight names four of which are tobe selected by the Board of the Virginia Diocesan Homes Inc They are THE CHAPLAIN SERVICE of the Churches of Mr John Ariail Jr Virginia Inc Pohick Lorton The Revd Mr Cook on behalf of his committee nominated frs Read McGehee Jr to represent the Diocese of Mrs Raymond Patricia Dungan Virginia the Board of the CHAPLAIN SERVICE Good Shepherd Burke on of the Churches of virginia Inc This was seconded and adopted Mr David Anderson The Revd Mr Cook said that his committee would like St Georges Arlington to pre sent some observations to the Council namely that The Revd Whitney Barker The committee Cedar Run Parish Midland received its material too late to do the job that ought to be done Mrs Jane Gouldin We realize St Pauls Alexandria this is because of the lateness of the nominees being received at the Mayo House from the Regions Mr Albert Powers We Truro Church Fairfax realize this lateness is to great extent due to the disinterest or lack of understanding on the part of most communicants of the diocese Edward Smith from whom these names should come Trinity Arlington Many committees are so heavily weighted with members from one area of the The Revd Bolt Souder diocese that they can hardly be representa tive of the diocese St Marys Richmond
The There was second to these committee recommends that these persons submitted nominations and the Council approved for nominations in the issue of THE these nominations for the Board of the Virginia Diocesan Homes appear preCouncil VIRGINIA Inc CHURCHMAN especially those nominated for Category Crganizations which are those organizations which have an essential relationship to the diocese THE EPISCOPAL BOOK STORE iNC
Mr Cook on behalf of The Revd Mr Cook then moved the approval of the above listed his committee presented eight nominations four to be Observations This was seconded and the Council voice elected by the Board of the Episcopal Book Store Inc did by They are Vote approve the observations as presented by the Committee on Related The Revd Robert Boyd Jr Organizations to the 187th Annual Council Trinity Fredericksburg PRESENTATION OF SPECIAL MINISTRIES The Revd Christopher Brookfield Hall introduced the Dean Church Schools Bishop Revd Ronald Okrasinski St Marys Colonial Beach and recipient of Venture in Mission grant known as St Marys Beach Ministry and asked that Mr Okrasinski share With the Council something of this unusual and effective ministry 174 175 The Revd Mr Okrasinski gave his report which included the introduction of Mr Bert Pincisro Roman Catholic Seminarian was three month aummer at the Theological College in Washington program now ministers throughout and we have year added 2nd seminarian unfortunately could not be who with us this afternoon The Revd Mr Okrasinskj said would but Bert like to tell you little more about this presence of the church on the beachfront In 1978 St Marys Parish realized that it was not this past summer ministering to large segment of the Colonial Beach community The Beach People
The Drug Addicts now present to this 187th Annual The Young Runaways Council Mr Bert Pincisro The Lonely and Confused Mr Pincisro said As Well As The Ordinary Weekend Vacationers would like to begin by asking you to picture in your mind the following two scenes Reality was faced AND
Dream was Envisoned First twentysix year old man friendly harmless well known by his friends and acquaintances as easy going no St Beach angel Marys Ministry became one of the eighteen original but very far from being trouble maker of any sort now imagine projects selected by the Venture in Mission Committee and feelings if all of approved your sudden you heard that this by the 184th Council That same summer the Cross Roads at person was Mission shot point blank range and killed House opened in the old bath house on the boardwalk of Colonial Beach staffed by seminarian and St Marys parishioners The end situation like Id you to picture is that of sixteen year old boy fairly new to the community trying to grapple Once again Jesus walked with the recent suicide of his father the alcoholism of hia the seashore and amid the mother crying for inwardly acceptance yet trying so he hard sounds of the rolling tide that literally appalls people Now Picture this young could be heard the sounds man angry at the world hurt by most of the people he of the Good News were those who thought would and should love him going into rampage shouting at the air lashing out at anyone and everyone in his The reaching out was effective and continued the following summer path angry and crying in the same breath wanting to kill staffed seminarian from Truro Parish the end of by By 1980 an adversary and wanting to end his own life again virtually in the original grant of $8000 had run out So the dream was the same breath then going off the deep end getting expanded this time to invite the to butchera knife larger community parti fully intent on using it cipate financially $5000 was raised These are two very real Situations that happened in Colonial Beach this past summer It came from Both of them were situations found and Ron ourselves smack in the middle of Local Churches and due to Gods grace and Some very quick thinking on our The Lions Club partwe were able to deal with in such way as to install bit of Regional Churches peace and also keep the irdividual incidents Members of the Town Council from producing more violent rami ficat ions The Rescue Squad
While these incidents are true and We were off and running again Behold another problem radically tested and proved the effectiveness of having Crisis Center on the boardwalk in this seemingly though far Of the three Episcopal Seminaries from quiet little town please believe they are not what one Contacted could call everyday occurrences Not One Seminarian was interested The Crisis Center is but Much to our dismay one aspect of the Beach House Incorporated in the structure of Cross Roads Beach House is quiet with young Again the vision was expanded and this time to an ecumenical people coming and going stopping to talk play games and drink some nice ministry and this young man Mr Bert Pincisro Roman Catholic cold ice water or use the bath room all of which the Bath House Seminarian at the Theological College in was last has the only one on the boardwalk not associated with summers Cross Roads Chaplain The Gospel has been preached restaurant one of the more BASIC services offered to the the Church reached out and in terms of sheer numbers some 5000 community have walked the door of that old beachfront bath people through The Beach House has become well house But we havent stopped there very received and expected fixture on the boardwalk in Colonial Beach In fact the regulars those who frequent the Beach House daily would chastise me if opened the Beach House even one minute past the scheduled time 176 177 When the summer ended there was much desire from the youth the people of the community and the wonderful people of St Marys Hall thanked the Revd Mr Hobson for his pertinent words for the Beach Bishop House to continue throughout the year The Vestry at St Ron and Marys myself decided that this would be RECOGNITION OF DIRECTORS good idea very OF CONFERENCE CENTERS OF THE DIOCESE
The big question was how We decided to try to set up an Hall said that he would like very much to have before the ecumenical jshOp youth group We attempted to get this started two well known Conference Center with council the comments of our many different approaches and activities but and Mr Wilmer we ran into Directors the Revd John Andersen of Roslyn numerous problems However in spite of the problems of Shrine Mont wonderful thing has happened Moomaw numerous outstanding adults with may talents and much to offer have expressed their interest to the Revd John Andersen and The Bishop said introduce you desire to become involved With bit of wisdom from Our Lord with his wife and staff are doing splendid job in terms of for God knows who havent much and number of in terms of the other very espoflding to needs of the Diocese of Virginia helpful people have put together program entitled Christian of conferences at Roslyn which meet those needs as well Life Seminars mounting Focus on Youth in which we will deal with and their own providing con as for own imagination experience person commitment what it is what it needs of the means and what it ferences of various kinds which fulfill the implies We will deal also with problems of drugs sex and think that it is well that we have an opportunity and Gospel violence dropout as they specifically relate to at Thank Jack youth to thank you for your ministry Roslyn you These seminars begin week from tomorrow ask you all to pray that we be guided in this endeavor members of The Revd Mr Andersen responded Thank you Bishop have been at Roslyn ten Council would like to thank you In closing want to say thank you and praise this Diocese from Parish Ministry to this unique and unusual and years came especially those responsible for the Center beginning and continued and challenging ministry as the Director of Conference support of the Beach Ministry Program it is working is only as effective as you will enable it to be rather well My ministry thank God for my ministry amongst you for Roslyns opportunity us and we will keep to serve this Diocese and you keep pushing The Revd Ronald Okrasinskj concluded this presentation God Bless You of serving you Special Ministry by saying St Marys Colonial Beach had vision so did the Diocese of Virginia with Venture in The Bishop then introduced Mr Wilmer Mission together we made it happen Thank you thank you Moomaw Executive Director of Shrine Mont Orkney Springs of Wilmer from whom the Bishop said Most of you know long years PRESENTATION PARISH YOUTH for the ministry MINISTRY MINISTRY of happy association with him We thank you bless and work which you are exercising at Shrine Mont you your Bishop Hall introduced Mr that Jackson St Matthews Church All of us who have had the experience of Wilmer recognize Richmond and member of the Program Committee of incarnates Shrine Mont Council who to very considerable degree he really introduced the officers of the Youth Peoples Service League of St Matthews and the President l7yr old senior at Douglas Southall Freeman There was loud applause High School straight student who has received early acceptance to the University of Virginia OFFICER ELECTIONS Miss Tamsey Burtner who addressed STANDING COMMITTEE the Council giving very witness moving personal as to what her church and her Lord mean to William Brake retiring president of the her Her extemporaneous remarks were received with The Revd Jr introduced to loud applause and grateful thanks Standing Committee of the Diocese of Virginia Council members of the Standing Committee and following this the Revd John Frizzell Jr had been elected COMMENTS OF THE REVD JENNINGS HOBSON III announced that Revd Edward ACT President for the upcoming term and that the reelected as secretary Morgan III had been As member of the Executive Board was very appreciative of the work of the CLOSING DEVOTIONAL SERVICE Budget Committee and their Report but one particular thing that concerned me that wanted to speak to was that felt Saturday January 30 1982 that perhaps there was negative cast left on the of the impression ACT Committee and its work in the discussion that Hall called upon the Revd Charles Price occurred around that report The ACT Committeehas At 505 p.m Bishop done Council in the lot of good the Chaplain of the Council who led the work figures they gave us when they made their Th.D Medication The Cross of Christ The Cost of Peace budget presentation although they apply to different kinds of Fifth things for some meditation on Ephesians 2.1318 are foster children some are caring for children in temporary situations it may be kind of like com recessed the Council until the paring apples and pears there were At 537 p.m Bishop Hall about 750 pieces of fruit 900 a.m in there lot of lives Sunday January 31 Session beginning at peoples have been touched by the work of that committee think that is the important thing to remember and to keep that in positive cast Thank you --_
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RECEPTION AND BANQUET CANONICAL APPOINTMENTS
There was Reception for all members of Bishop Hall presented the following canonical Council in the Cavalier 934 a.m Rooms from 700 until p.m 800 p.m Most members of Council apP0m0tmt5 were and present it afforded real opportunity for fellowship ON MINISTRY coM ISSION The Council Banquet followed at beginning 800 p.m with an Address by Mr Moorhead the of Canon XXIII Bishop Hall nominated Kennedy Jr former Iranian hostage Under provisions and currently the Executive Director of for election to membership on the Commission on the Cathedral Peace the following Institute at the Cathedral to serve in the Class of 1985 Church of St Johns the Divine Ministry for three year terms New York The Revd Paula Van Arsdale Woods Following the Banquet and under the auspices of the Revd Mr Garland Clarke Bruce Stewart Director of the Center for Liturgy and the Arts there Council as was an opportunity to attend the Holy Eucharist and with Bishop Hall nominated for election by appointed music for terms the special members of the Commission on Ministry one year following
SUNDAY SESSION The Revd Jeffrey Fishwick JANUARY 31 1982 The Revd Clayton Matthews The Revd Robert Moody At 911 The a.m Rt Revd Robert Hall D.D President Mr Russell Murphy of the 187th Annual Council called Council to order and Mr Thomas Pollard Jr commented before calling on Dr Price for the Devotional Mrs Edwin Winstead Service that it was requirement and necessary to have the Eucharist scheduled for 1200 Noon to on time the were seconded by Mr Walter begin The The nominations of Bishop Bishop indicated that the this Special Service involves people from Tinsley Falls Church and on vote the Council approved outside of the Council itself who will be for term and those sharing and partici election of those nominated threeyear pating in this service and on Ministry therefore encouraged the Council to nominated for oneyear term to the Commission finish their work before this service
DEANS OF REGIONS OPENING DEVOTIONAL SERVICE and SUNDAY JANUARY 31 1982 With the advice and consent of the Standing Committee the following in accordance with Canon VI Sec 2a appoint Bishop Hall asked the Revd Charles Price Th.D Chaplain as Deans of the Council to lead the Council in the sixth and final Meditation For the of Charles Healing Nations Peace Passing Under Region The Very Revd Sydnor meditation standing on Revelation 22.15 The Very Revd Vincent Hodge Jr The Very Revd Grant Sherk Following this service Bishop Hall thanked the Revd Dr Price The Very Revd Robert Moody for serving as to the Millen Chaplain Council and for his many contri The Revd John butions D.Min saying This may be our only opportunity as members The Very Revd Richard Stinson in meeting Counqil to thank you Charlie for the Meditations The Very Revd David Jones which have given quality to the spirit of our deliberations The Very Revd Michael Moore our III meeting our relationships and we thank you from the The Very Revd Craig Biddle bottom of our hearts 10 The Very Revd William Buttrick 11 The Revd Clayton Matthews The Council rose and the Turnbull gave Revd Dr Price standing ovation 12 The Revd Malcolm at the end of which Dr Price came to the front and wished the 13 The Very Revd Charles Rowe The congregation Peace of the Lord be Always With You 14 The Very Revd Thomas Clay 15 The Very Revd Stuart Henderson The congregation replied And also with you BOARD OF EXAMINING CHAPLAINS The question was raised by member of Council as to whether or not the Meditations that Dr nominated to the Price had given could he printed Under the provision of Canon XXII Bishop Hall and be part of the to be con proceedings of this Council and printed Board of Examining Chaplains the following persons in the Council Journal Both of office of the Bishop Hall and Dr Price said this firmed by vote of Council The terms would be possible Examining Chaplains shall be one year
The Revd Randall Prior D.iiin The Revd Richard Stinson S.T.M The Revd William Sachs Mrs Walter Leech Mrs David Poist 180 181 Did you ever suspect in your heart of hearts that there The rcommendat ion of the Bishop and his nominations for con Was something peculiar going on in Mayo House Well Im here firmryion hr vote or Council sac seconded and the Council that did to tell you there is and its not just that the place is contirm the nominations to the Board of Examining Chaplains filled with peculiar people--though of course it is--odd in 5ome ways no doubt but also peculiar as Webster defines REPORT OF THE CHURCH SCHOOLS it meaning special Peculiar as Frederick Buechner uses IN THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA ft referring to lot of moth-eaten old saints prophets potentates and assorted sinners who roam through the halls of Bishop Hall introduced the Revd 51 of Christopher Brookfield Dean iiayo House Monday know because thats where my office of the Church Schools in the Diocese of Dean Virginia Broolcfield is in case you should have some odd inclination to seek me Out called attention to the printed in the report preCouncil One day Journal and commented that he would like to add some additional comments and at the same time present to the Council the Head Peculiar may have olethora of meanings but the Bible master of Christchurch who School would have few remarks rejoices over one meaning in narticular As Exodus 195 expresses it Ye shall be peculiar treasure unto me above Mr Randall is one of the six Heads of the Church Schools in all people for all the earth is mine the Diocese
But that is not what is particulary peculiar about Mayo Dean Brookfield then said House theae days The particular phenomenon am speaking of is pecuniary from like Latin root idiosyncrasy pecuniary peculiarity that even the mighty Hoke the weight of Bishop Marmion might be pleased to know that in seminary whose mantle may measure as much as five thousand ahekels of was forced to take an elective course in ilhv it preaching bronze even in lean Diocesan budget cannot prevail against was elective dont because that fit the know--perhaps image refer to the peculiar treasure in the upstairs mens room of the went which one of this Diocese seminary to priest of Mayo House described as the divinity school for liberal heretics was forced to take the course because one of the deans said it It began in the latter days of summer suspect when would be shame if people had to judge what kind of person someone unhurried in his mission produced penny for his from was hearing what had to say thoughts and decided to leave it for nosterity on protrusion of the wall in the MC First one penny then five more then do remember two things from that course first as the nickel appeared on the molding Still no one dared make off orofessor put it one should always attempt to preach from with the treasure Then five more pennies in tempting pro text--if from not life Second homily was no substitute cession and another nickel .just laying there as they for sermon the reasoning being that any sermon less than say these days for months at time--an open invitation to 20 minutes was sermonette and sermonettes make Christianettes impropriety After some weeks little card too appeared and iloslemettes and so on along the ledge which said Lost The Son of Man is come to seek and to save that which was lost Luke 1910 It will be no surprise to you then that have chosen as text this for hornilette line from On the of my morning my reverse that card how shall say that needed of Flannery OConnors description characters You shall know to pick it up in order to know what was on the other side the and the truth truth shall make you odd these words When you invest money you ask Is it safe. You always observe the slogan Play safe except in one An illustration be from Context That apt might commentary thing is when you sin You know you are losing but you reprinted from Punch that read Christianity is not dead in sin right on Sydney Not when bemused citizen can report that while in for crucifix and chain for You shopping city jewelers gold may think am making up this story but come to Mayo his sisters birthday the young /store/ assistant asked Yes House and see for yourself rhat odd sort of witness was this what sort would you like. one with little man on it wondered the testimony of twenty-one cents senselessly assembled at the margins of Mayo House Or was it perhaps portent Had the sign said MERE MERE TEKEL PARSIN would cant resist one other illustration If Christian have been no less amazed because it seemed certain as education is perpetual problem for our Church Schools which part of the translation asserts that many of us at Mayo might well sre enjoined to offer lively instruction we are blessed in be weighed in the balances and found The 21 was not having all the problems Education U.S.A recently re wanting the teaser potentially portentous but of what And what ported that Grand Rapids Michigan minister has agreed to stop indeed was lost but is now found using electrical shocks to teach his Bible students He said he got the idea of stool connected to 12-volt battery and Whats in number said to myself recklessly being transformer from magazine that gives ministers ideas on the with Rubics cube The not iva ion original incompetent biblical number of completeness is sacred number as you know 21 divided by is the blessed number You shall know the and truth shall make miraculously enough truth th you of odd Church Schools rj55 21 cents an ominous omen for the future of our new endowment fund program that we have embarked upon this fall Was the 21 cents intended as an anonymous initial gift Dr portent pertaining to the size of future gifts Who was it that said When it comes to giving to the Church some people will ston at /almost/ nothing 182 183 No it couldnt be that because the ficst Diocesan gift we received saemed sizeable one from the Episcopal Church We are far from perfect but we know the need and each Women of Region 2--the mote miraculous because as we are seeking to the price to make our schools year pay understand had it they nothing in their budget accessible to those in this Diocese and beyond who are deservina students whose families can demonstrate financial need That Suppose we turned 21 around-- 12--the holy number of Israel is why in the ocogram of the Diocese we have asked you to sponsor itself Simhat Torah said to myself 12 years ago 1969 Diocesan scholarships for our schools $21000 $3000 per was the last yesrtflUPch Schools was actually in the Diocesan school wont do it all but it would be one means of pledging Budget That does not entirely explain the 21 of of this educational mission that the Diocese course your support but on 208 of the Journal is to into 62 nags pre-Council something say brought being years ago simhst about In the Budget under Diocesan Programs is Church Schools Scholarships $7000 in priority III and Second if we hope not to be elitist do hope that we $14000 in priority IV--for total of $21000 Part of the are deserving of being elite meaning singular or distinctive These words of program of the Diocese once again in one special sense one headmaster sneaking about his particular school seam to me particularly apropriate to the hopes and aims of Church Schools \That was lost is found--though not funded--this year No matter how shabby the world becomes there must remain but mm here to say why we hope to be and why we ought to where honor truthfulness responsibility and concern be not to mantion why we need to be in the future places for others are fundamental We must be able to say to our young look .here it is different It is always challenge to try to explain to the un people initiated the elusive organization of this corporation which may well be unique among American schools how it is that six We are the ones who still have the flexibility both schools be one ecclesiastical educational or seven can legal within those institutions to as institutions and as teachers institution Those who will listen offer an array of adjectives place values into their traditional and proper perspective often antithetical occasionally apposite The one word usually the educational profession We are still the ones free is choose to understand it within used nost frequently peculiar found in the of the bureaucratic constraints so frequently public as peculiar in the Mayo House sense of course meaning and sector we remain largely untouched by organized unions special not merely odd desirable labor-relation boardswe continue to have the teacher/student ratios If it doesnt work for us.. If may be excused for indulging that antic one additional extreme in English ecclesiastical law peculiar refers to If we are not prepared to focus on standards on values church or parish exempt from the ordinary of the Diocese in on ethics.. if we are unable to aspire to something greater whose it is Websters illustration of the term territory says nobler if we cant reach with emphasis on See DEAN OF PECULIAR So special or sportive odd or to something of life rather than batter standard of living.. unusual batter quality extra-ordinary we hays as an organization some will find such than we have little reason to expect that wa opportunities to own up to and offer Let me briefly cite two things in other areas of our society today
First as an educational organization we may now end again We better insure that the standards in our schools are be accused of being unique but object to being sentenced to that children are growing in places where truth hear of noble our be elitist From time to time the litany popular that our compassion justice and responsibility are paramount myth thst says our schools are elitist high-cost lily-white era learning that the genius of man is found in sanctuaries that do little or to children from low young people nothing help Our schools must dare his spirit and not in his rocket ships income families also hear the recurrent refrain of parents it isnt oh. to say if it feels good necessarily who for quite different reasons have made the sacrifice to afford that education for their children end who say that The school community /must/ become place wherein the unless something is done to relieve the growing financial individual means something place where student can make handicap placed on them the resource disparity between our in sort of place where respon schools and the schools will lead to the difference special way public eventually the sibilities are real not the least of which are responsibil demise of our educational alternative Each year in admitting ities we have to each other place where each can give damn students and fixing tuition we must somehow steer between those two shoals in setting course for Church Schools This am worried for world that will be dominated by todays almost 12% of the 3300 students in our are re year system value that seems 15 year olds who are programmed by system ceiving financial aid at cost of $661000 among of our to have little value Where will they find the spiritual Schools which has to be raised during 1981-82--in addition to resources to deal with the community of the mankind in the year the funds generated by tuition--to cover the operating budget 2001 if they are not getting it now am sure John Guernsey would not mind if said that indeed financial our problems are practical it In our own small way we are giving fighting try.. school that is able to At least .we aspire to be coumted as say Look. .hare it is different 84 In. Dean Brookfield then introduced Mr Louis Randall Headmaster of Christchurch who to School spoke Council as follows an which reminds that forward apple us original sin is still vith Res right he von the debate the Jews stay Meanwhile want tn thank Dr James Fowler of Emory Univaraity for this the other side of iback on town Shlomo is talking with his friends story how he the who are asking won debate dont know he says In round one the Pope says en the Jews got to leave Rome merchants called the to demand say group of Catholic on Pope that here In round we gonna stay right two the Pope says you got all Jews leave Rome because the Jewish merchanta were driving to leave three days town say not one Jew gonna leave In the Catholic merchants out of business Their request was the round three Pope brought out his lunch end brought out the but he knew that he had against Popea principles problem mine and the debate was over on his hands so he told them to return the next day for his answer When returned he ssid that he would sgree to they this next story from the Reverend Charles Cook This is and if he the got debate member of the Jewish community won about true story Phillip Phillip was an eight year old boy who Jews would have to leave but if he lost the Jews would stay would always look out at the world through the eyes of five The merchants agreed immediately knowing that no one could out old Phillip was retarded But vse blessed because that there year Phillip debate the Holy Father The Pope said further was School he shared Sunday class with group of eight year olds one condition to the debate and that was that there could be no who had very sensitive understanding teacher One in merchants en the Sunday words used only gestures Again the agreed teacher the spring Phillips brought some Leggs panty hose word went out to the Jewish community with the Popes terms containers to class For the uninitiated If he among you Leggs He would debate member of the Jewish community won hose containers panty are shaped like eggs The teacher asked the Jews had to leave but if he lost they could stay Days PhilliPs class to take the egg-shaped containers outdoors and to went weeks went tension mounted in the city of Rome by by fill them with things from nature which reminded them of life One Everywhere people were talking about this issue day Shlomo the You can imagine excited scramble as those eight year olda and his friends were drinking and discussing the Popes offer went outdoors to collect their symbols of life from nature will debate the Finally Shlomo says If no one else Pope will returned with When they together their teacher they began to Word was immediately sent to the Pope that Shlomo would debate open their eggs The first egg contained flower Hooray him The hour was set the day arrived the crowd gathered they shouted Flowers remind us of life with their beauty and and out onto the balcony came the Pope and Shlomo their color and that they come to life in the spring with The Pope was resplendent in his finest white robes golden Next they opened an egg which contained rock they threads Shlomo wee dressed in his everyday clothes The Pope Mo shouted rock doesnt remind us of life This gave their round one of the debate by spreading his arms out wide opened teacher en opportunity to point out that rocks can remind us Shlomo responded by vigorously pointing downward End of round of permanence and stability in life one The Pope opened round two by holding up three fingers Shlomo one finger End of round two responded by holding up When they opened the next container it was empty Somebody The opened round three by bringing forward silver tray Pope didnt play the game they shouted That isnt fair covered with damask cloth He carefully folded back the cloth During all the shouting the teacher felt tug on his trouser and there on the were the elements of the Hess the Bread tray leg Looking down he saw Phillip When he had ouieted the and the Wine Shlomo hesitated moment then reached deep into class the teacher turned to Phillip and Phillip said That and dut an The Thats his pocket pulled apple Pope says is It is because the tomb Jesus He my egg empty was empty The debate is Shlomo wins The Jews stay it over was alive he wasnt in the tomb Oh What lesson for one walked off the followed by his puzzled advisors When balcony eight year old to teach others the tomb was empty Jesus reached the Popes chambers they besieged him with questions they was alive Several months later Phillip became ill and in how Shlomo had won asking spite of all the efforts his little body could make and in spite of heroic medical measures Phillip grew steadily The answered that in round one he spread his arms Pope by saying worse and died On the day that Phillip was buried and the Earth very out wide signifying that God made the Heavens sensitive Sunday School teacher and class of eight year olds downward which reminds us that God Shlomo responded by pointing laid on the altar of that church as of round symbol Phillips ia right here Hes right he wins round one In two marvelous insight host of empty Leggs panty hose containers held three our belief that God is three up fingers symbolizing For surely Phillip like his living Lord and all the saints the God the Father God the Son God the persona Trinity was alive and well with those who believe in the Lord of new Ghost Shlomo responded by holding up one finger which Holy life and empty tombs reminds us that there is but one God Fes right he won round two What want to say to you today in these stories is this the of Shlomo and the illustrates how view the the story Pope people same In round three brought forward the elements of the Mass thing differently Boys come to Christchurch School been of Gods Shlomo brought having Bread and the Wine symbols forgiveness seen one and welcome them and way we look at them in an entirely different way an accepting and affirming way which gives them an opportunity for success In Phillips story what want to is that what say to you it takes to affirm and accept these young men to offer them our love and understanding iS faith and hope the faith of little child and the hope of the Lord of new life and empty tombs 186
REPORT OF THE COUNCIL COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS
Eishnp Hall asked the Revd John vonlleniert St Pauls Alexandria and Chairman of the ReVd Mr voni-lemert on behalf of the committee advised Committee on Resolutions to make The 1121 and of 1122 had the committee report that Resolutions Rl kIl R15 parts into all been combined new substitute resolution since all refer to the renters ssZ bad beefl ear oheJ he rf resolutions same subject matter The Revd then moved the substitute the ieso7utie bee 1e oonttt ard aso Mr vonHemert following a-ailatlc on to the Commiteeo Report oar their rornendatjn or sack of the Reeolupioos that thc bad onsidcrei WHEREAS During this Diocesan Council we have been brought to an awareness of the immediacy and complexity of the issue of and threata The Revd Mr John vonHemert Chairman asked that all the peace to peace and committee members come to the front of the room stand and be recognized by Council and then sit at the front of the room WHEREAS Our Lord is the Prince of Peace whose message we He are commanded to take to the world who calls then gave his thanks to the committee as well as to those who upon us to overcome evil with good and whose had been present at the Open Hearing Mr vonHemert indicated scripture instructs us to do good to all people that he and the committee felt that resolutions were the main especially to the household 01 and way of communicating ideas and opinions faith
WHEREAS The United States and the Soviet Union each Since there are no restrictions on the submission of resolutions possesses sufficient number of nuclear weapons his committee had before them twentyfour in number He in to destroy each others major cities with dicated that this was not by way of complaint but simply to their inhabitants many times over and encourage members of the Council to continue to submit by resolution their thoughtstheir ideas their opinions as each WHEREAS There is no possibility of civilian might relate to the ongoing life of the Church protecting population from nuclear holocaust other than the race which may increase the possibility of The Revd Mr vonHemert then began his report and introduced R-13 nuclear exchange and
WHEREAS The widespread militarization of the earth has The Resolutions Committee introduced the resolution as sub diverted the worlds scarce economic techno mitted by Mr Knight of Truro Church Fairfax to serve as logical and human resources from the pressing preamble to R1 The Resolutions Committee recommends adoption needs of the earths of the amended R13 which deleted the Biblical reference and peoples submits the following for adoption NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that we commend the leaders of our country for their demonstration of willingness to enter into and continue talks Our with representatives of the Soviet WHEREAS personal peace with God comes only through Union with view -to the reduction acceptance of Christ as Lord and Saviour and of the number of nuclear weapons and the systems designed to deliver th The same and this Diocese WHEREAS Worldwide Peace characterized by Blessedness urges our leaders to pursue such talks and to continue to work right relations and the absence of war will come towards the only when Christ returns and ending of the nuclear arms race in manner which will provide for adequate inspection and veri fication to assure that the WHEREAS Christ will return when the Gospel is preached foregoing reduction of to all nations nuclear arms will be undertaken by both nations and
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED That this Diocese of Virginia BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that our be committed to the Peace of God through whole leaders are urged to extend hearted fervent Holy Spirit filled evangelism discussions of the foregoing nature to all nations of the world and preaching and teaching of the Gospel world with nuclear capability wide and
BElT FURTHER This was seconded and the Council sustained the Resolutions RESOLVED that we dedicate ourselves to work Committee recommendation and adopted R13 as amended tirelessly for peace among all people and that we implore and beg all people of the world to support the foregoing objectives by their actions and above all by their prayers for fair and lasting peace on earth and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this resolution be forwarded from this body to the President Secretary of State Secretary of Defense and to the Soviet Ambassador to the United States and to the Virginia Congressional delegation 188 189 This was seconded
WHEREAS the scope of the ministry to the in The Revd John Frizzell Jr St Albans Annandale pro- aging residential facilities in the Diocese of posed an amendment to the sobstitute Hia amendment would Virginia has substantially expanded since the change the Now Therefore Be It Resolved clause beginning on establishment ef Virginia Diocesan the 5th line which would then read .cnd this Diocese urges cup Homes and it is expedient that the of leaders to pursue such tclhs which might include the Proposal supervision the residential facilities for on inmediote mutual freese on the testing production and for the aging in the and Diocese of Virginia and the operation of Goodwin dsrlonent of nuclear weapons of missiles and new ai rcrast House be divided designed pninsrilg to delicer those wecpcns .and that the balance of the resolve resolution would continue as proposed NOW THERKFDRE BE IT that the substitute by the committee RESOLVED in order to implement that division the l8Tth Annual Council of the Diocese of The Frizzell amendment was seconded and Bishop Hall called for Virginia authorizes the amendment of the Articles of discussion on the amendment Incorporation of Virginia Diocesan Homes to change its name to Goodwin The Revd Albion Knight Jr retiredand former Brigadier House Inc corporation established for the operation of residential home or homes for General in the Chaplain Corp of the Air Force spoke to the aged in Northern amendment saying Addressing that substitute on the nuclear persons Virginia and the con current establishment of freeze the resolution on nuclear freeze raises whole new new corporation named Virginia Diocesan Inc for set of moral questions and issues which the Episcopal Church as Homes charitable in whole and the Diocese of Virginia in articular have yet to purposes and this connection to establish maintain address objectively Not the least of these isnot only our operate manage control and regulate residential homes for the under willingnessbut encouragement to compromise with evil and make aged the super vision and direction of the Protestant peace with oppression clear message of the New Testament is Episcopal Church in the Diocese of that Christians are to resist Satan in faith not to compromise Virginia and to do all things of manner and for the sake of physical survival If the freeze is imposed and every nature incidental to be to freeze or connected with the foregoing is actually carried out what it would do would purposes the United States into continuing the immoral mutual assured destruct doctrine it would prevent the restoration of margin This was seconded and the Council on vote sustained the re more of safety to the American people It would cause even so commendation of the committee and adopted R2 the very dangerous doctrine of launch on warning and it would in fact place our security upon the good will of the Soviet R- Union to maintain that freeze on their side have no doubt believe that that the United States Government would do so The Revd John vonHemert on behalf of the committee moved search for whereas the amendment expresses long felt peace rejection of the resolution as proposed by the Revd Charles and it wont it is unfortunately impractical infeasible Leavell and the Revd Dr Peyton Williams relative to work recommend that it be rejected endorsing the 1928 and 1979 Books as the official and standard books of Common Prayer This was seconded There was no other discussion and the question was called amendment as submitted by The Council defeated the proposed The Revd Charles Leavell St Lukes Chapel Simeon spoke the Hevd John Frizzell Jr in support of the resolution as did Cal George Bixby Pohick Lorton The Council sustained the recommendation of the committee and herein above adopted the substitute of the committee as printed The question was called and by vote the Council sustained the recommendatinn of the Resolutions Committee and did reject R- the resolution submitted by the Revd Charles Leavell and the Revd Dr Peyton Williams The Revd John vonHemert on behalf of the Resolutions submitted Committee recommended adoption of the resolution as by Bishop Hall noted for the information of Council that the as the Board of Trustees of the Virginia Diocesan Homes last two General Conventions had approved the use of the toll ows Burial Office and the Marriage Service as appearing in the 1928 Book without requiring approval of the Diocesan Bishop WHEREAS the lGDth Annual Council of the Diocese of Virginia directed the establishment of Virginia R- Diocean Homes for the purpose of establishing maintaining operating managing controlling The Revd John vonHemert on behalf of the committee moved and regulating residential homes for the aged an amended resolution to that as submitted by the Vestry under the supervision and direction of the Committee uf St Martins Richmond to memorialize the 67th in the Diocese of Protestant Episcopal Church General Convention and the Standing Liturgical Commission to Virginia and take steps for the inclusion of King Charles the Martyr in the Kalendar uf the American Book of Common Prayer
Mr vonHemert cited the two changes to the resolution as appear ing on page 194 of the preCouncil Journal 190 191
The Revd George Fleming St Pauls Falls Church spoke against the committees amended resolution
Chairman of the Resolutions Committee The question was called and voice vote was taken but the the advised that the Lresolufion from the Church of the Chair requested the Assistant Secretaries to take an actual Holy Comforter Richmond BB the 5questing the General Convention to the count The Chair then announced upon receiving vote that change appropriate CanOnS in order that communicants refer the amended resolution was defeated The vote being 140 votes to baptized rather than confirmed persons had been referred the supporting the recommendation of the committee and 1SG again5 by President to the on Constitution and Committee Canons and that the Council baa already adopted action on this as R-S submitted by the Committee on Constitution and Canons The Revd John vonHemert on behalf of the committee moved to table the resolution submitted by the Revd Frisby Hendricks III St Martins Richmond concerning the naming The Revd John vonHemert on behalf of of the Corpus Christi The motion to table was the Resolutions Committee moved acceptance of the resolution seconded snd the Bishop advised that there could he no dis as submitted by the Special Committee cussion appointed on Hand Guns and as appearing 198 of the on page preCouncil Journal This was seconded The Council sustained the recommendation of the The vote was taken and the Council sustained the tabling re Resolutions Committee and adopted the commendation of the committee following resolution
WHEREAS the Church if R-6 profoundly concerned about the cause ofcrime in America be they poverty inadequate law The Revd John vonHemeft on behalf of the committee moved enforcement inefficient court Revd Harold action debilitating penal to reject the resolution submitted by the White systems or moral decay and spiritual which St Aidans Alexandria and Mr James Davis III St Lukes poverty the Church is nut adequately and Alexandria regarding the support of Pastoral Counseling Programs addressing Plan and that the present Diocesan Health Group Insurance WHEREAS the Church proclaims the excludes medical insurance coverage for clergy families using Gospel of Jesus Christ as offering perfect services of professional pastoral counselors This was freedom and champions the freedoms seconded quaranteeci by the Constitution of the United States of America and The Council sustained the recommendation of the Resolutions WHEREAS the Church is conscious of Committee and rejected Resolution BS the sinfulness and weaknesses under which all human beings labor and is therefore alarmed R7 by the easy availability of hand guns to criminals and to people in vonHemert on behalf of the committee advised The Revd John volved in domestic disputes or accidents substitute resolution for that that the committee had prepared of the Comforter Richmond re as submitted by the Church Holy BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED that this Council wine at the supports administration of either the bread or the uniform laws garding lay that would require the ultimate Revd Mr vonHemert moved the substitute Holy Eucharist The licensing of all hand guns in America This Mr vonfiemert advised Council that the This was seconded Council supports enactment of laws that would and Canons had concurred in the Committee on Constitution require minimum of 21 between the Council days application The was called sod on vote for substitute question purchase of hand gun and the sale thereof Resolutions Committee sustained the recommendation of the and resolution sa follows substitute and did adopt that BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this Council take action to try to discover what the church is doing and might Convention of the Protestant WHEREAS the General do within its own resources its own States in 1970 among Episcopal Church in the United people and within its own mission under God to which authorizes lay readers to took action displace with the Gospel the bitterness through and broken deliver the cup in the Holy Communion relationships which finally cause people to issued the Bishop and it special license by resort to violence each to the against other and is now desired to extend such authority BElT FURTHER Bread RESOLVED that the Secretary of the Diocese make available this resolution to each member of that this 187lh Annual NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED the House of Delegates and Senate of memorializes the Common Council of the Diocese of Virginia wealth of Virginia and each member of the to amend the Canons the 1982 General Convention Virginia Delegation to the celebrant in Congress to authorize lay assistance to the bread or the wine administration of either the the direction of the such lay assistants being at ecclesiastical authority 192 193
rhe H-b RESOLVED by 187th Annual Council of the Diocese of Virginia that it does hereby memorialize General Convention that it The Revd John vonHemert reported that Resotutioo Hb adopt the following resolution approving the seating in meetings of Council clergy and dele gates of only those congregations which have acted and sub the House of mitted the parochial report in accordance with Diocesan Canons RESOLVED concurring that General Conventions Commission on Constitution Canon XIX Sect and that the President had referred this to and Canons and such other Commissions the Committee on Constitution and Canons which yesterday had and Committees as be deemed be and recommended substitute action which can be found in their report may appropriate hereby are instructed to complete for pre H-li sentation to the 1985 Convention an amendment to Article Section of the Constitution entitled of The Revd John vonHemert advised Council that Hli had been House Deputies such amendment to for in included in the committees Hi substitute which has been provide representation the House in adopted proportion to the number of communicants in each diocese in 500 member House of Deputies R-l2 with minimal representation of one member in each of the clerical and lay orders The Revd John vonHemert on behalf of the Resolutions Committee moved adoption of the Memorial to the 67th General Convention dealing with representation in the House of Deputies on proportional representation NOTE See suppcriing statistics cod ercerot frcn Memicr cf the Life cf Wiilicm White Mr vonHemert advised that the statistical information and the exhrpts from the MEMIOR OF THE LIFE OF WILLIAM WHITE by the Hevd Dyrd Wilson the committee feels should be part of the support to the rosolotion as recommended
This was seconded and the Council sustained the committees re commendation and adopted the following memorial to the General Convention with supporting data as follows
MEMOR AL From the 187th Annual Council of the Diocese of Virginia to General Convention 1982
WHEREAS the current representation of four clerical and four lay deputies to General Convention from each diocese regardless of the number of communicants in each deprives the dioceses with population centers of an adequate anti equitable representation in the House of Deputies in Convention and
WHEREAS the relatively recent and continuing multipli cation of dioceses has increased and will continue to increase the size and attendant procedural difficulties of that House to such an extent that it can no longer fulfill its original purposes without an equitable re duction in the total number of deputies and
WHEREAS the size of the House of Deputies has in effect already reduced the function of that House to approving or rejecting resolutions and recommendations of the committees and commissions of that blouse in the Churchs Constitution now therefore be it 195 P4
Deputies 500 00 Deputies
Cmuflioants onnuni cents per Communicants eputies _j393_ per Communicants Deputies eputy onnecticut 66027 12 5502 Maine 121450 3113 fond di lao 3160 1i 9828 Massachusetts 71152 5082 50 IndianapOlis 12 New HampshIre 8683 143141 Nichig 56092 Rhode Island 14516 13.035 3259 27098 52 MilwauKee 3861 Vermont 6619 3310 53 Northern Indiana 7721 13414 Western Massachuetts 191452 4863 54 Northern Michigan 2687 5e15 Albany 214210 4035 55 Ohio 13322 1309 Central New York 27566 4594 56 Quincy 3808 14296 10 Long Island 65202 12 51434 57 Southern Ohio 214575 12 833 7149 35S 11 New Jersey 57991 58 Springfield 14 3752 12 New York 48867 10 887 59 Western Michigan 15008 13 Newark 140922 5115 60 Colorado 27148 14525 114 Rochester 114873 3718 61 Iowa 12817 3212 15 Western New York 22606 3768 62 Minnesota 27870 14615 22149 16 Bethlehem 16733 4183 63 Montana 14198 2342 17 Delaware 12960 32140 64 ilebraska 11369 1215 18 Easton 6893 31447 65 North Dakota 2129 19 Erie 7516 3758 South Oaaota 87148
14 3077 20 Central Pennsylvania 160314 4009 67 Wyoming 7353 21 Maryland 140287 C36 68 Arkansas 12302 1592 22 Pennsylvania 61861 12 5i5 69 Dallas 36739 3506 23 Pittsburgh 17937 70 Kansas 140214 14 3215 Southern Virginia 27053 14509 71 Missouri 12861 3380 25 Southwestern Virginia 21169 5292 72 Rio Grande 13518 1379 26 Virginia 50.790 10 5079 73 Northwest Texas 3758 14063 27 Washington 28625 l771 714 Oklahoma 16249 28 West Virginia 13037 75 Nestern Kansas 2835 12 5167 29 Alabama 16872 1218 76 Texas 61998 44 3397 30 Atlanta 28356 726 77 West Missouri 13588 5502 31 East Carolina 12593 31148 78 West Texas 22008 iOo1 32 Florida 18229 14 14557 79 Alaska 2127 2350 14162 33 Georgia 11398 50 Arizona 166146 5171 31 Kentuci 9066 Si California 11371 1708 35 Lexington 6739 3370 82 Sastern Oregon 3495 3297 36 Loui.sana 278145 14041 83 Hawaii 6194 2291 37 Mississippi 15260 3815 84 Idaho 14587 12 38 North Carolina 30000 5000 85 Los Angeles 55993 2.145 39 South Carolina 19375 36 Nevada 14290 145314 140 Tennessee 32119 5353 47 Olympia 27206 143414 14 3Ol 41 Upper South Carolina 189145 38 Oregon 21202 14 3329 42 Western North Carolina 9381 14691 39 Northern California 153114 3926 43 Central Florida 255142 14257 90 San Diego 15703 14303 44 Southeast Florida 29420 91 San Joaquin 30141 14890 545j .5 Southwest Florida 29339 92 Spokane 10905 i.ol3 Gulf Coast 114038 3510 3226 16 Central 143 Utan 5523 310 17 Chicago 44181 34 Navaho Missions G37 148 Eau Claire 2618 13214 95 Columbia Costa Rico 137 196 197
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96 Dominican Republic 1577 789 Ecuador 97 221G 1G5 The Rev Bird Wilson in his Nemoic- of the Life of 98 El Salvador 1kG 70 99 Guatemala 257 629 William White Philadelphia James Kay Jun Brother 1GG Honduras 8G2 201 1929 1G1 Central South Mexico 8GGG 4GGG the 133 quotes foliowing portion of paper written by 1G2 Northern Mexico 735 368 103 Western Mexico 757 379 Bishop White before the General Gonven-tion of 1829 regardirw 104 Nicaragua 13GB 854 Panama the Canal Zone 105 4940 247Q of necessity changing to proportional representation in 106 Puerto Rico 4906 2453 107 American Ghures in Europe 927 464 clerical and lay orders of General Convention 108 Armed Forces Gusm 3G1 151 109 Haiti 17733 4433 11G Liberia 12431 31GB There having been brought into view the dispropor tionate state of 111 Central Philippines 5722 2861 the representation in the hoae of 112 Northern deputies the Philippines 7997 3999 writer will embrace the opportunity of 113 Southern Philippines 3432 1716 expressing his regret that this was an essential re in 114 Taiwan 1018 5G9 cuieition the orranizinr of the Arerican Church and 3420 his fears that 115 Virgin Islands 6799 it may in future be the cause of severing of the bond of union Gn the occurrence of Total 500 differences of 2065392 views on any points eateered deeply in terecding if the votes of the representation of The smaller number should bear down thoae of the represen Note Dividing the total number of communicants by 5GG deputies the result tatives of confessedly much greater number both is 4131 communicants for each deputy clerical and lay it is not probable that the latter will think themselves bound in consequence to compli ance But instead of being discouraged by the antici of pation pnaaible rupture let us look up with hum ble trust to the Saviours protection of his Church not without the hope that she will in time adopt the policy which has governed in the concerns of state that of the aectionai moderating selfishness which gave birth to the onfair partiality in the confederation of the thirteen United States and which has eventuated in the more just distribution of iegisiative power of which we may say in the words of Father Paul of Venice eato perpetua
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Revd John lbs vonHemert reminded the Council that the William White resolution Rl3 as submitted by Mr Knight Truro Fairfax had been used as preamble in the Committees Report and had been amended and adopted
of Pennsylvania He like most Anslicans saa nrcfcondiy In R-14
fluenced Revd John by Richard broker author in l6CC of Ecclaiai-tioal The vonHemert on behalf of the Resolutions Committee advised that substitute resolution tn that as sub Polity Hooker nad raintained thst colity-wise at least mitted by the Commission on Alcoholism of the Diocese of Virginia had been distributed and moved the substitute of the Church and State server as opposite sides of the sane ohield committee
This was seconded and the Council sustained the to this recommendation Cppoaile Churchs side of the shield in 1281 the of committee and did adopt the substitute resolution as follows ass the United Slates under the Artioles of Confederation
WHEREAS Alcoholism ranks with cancer as the second and the old Articles provided for loooe oonfederation of greatest health hazard in the United States today and sovereign states eith legislature in which each state had
WHEREAS Alcoholism costs Virginia citizens countless equal representation Accordingly this was the polity ex millions annually through lost reduced productivity increased welfare additional in the first draft of the Churchs Constitution pressed By burdens on the courts and criminal justice system and 1789 ahen lbs Churchs Constitution aas finally ratified the
WHEREAS Millions of dollars of health insurance is civil of the United States had money government ouickly undergone in spent treating secondary symotoms such as liver disease hypertension and stroke of the profound change it had become more perfect union by primary disease of alcoholism and
adopting new federal constitution The nec Constitution WHEREAS In our society seven out of ten adults use legally and socially sanctioned drug of the United States wiving proportional representation in alcohol which is readily available throughout the Commonwealth and the House of Representatives to each state eas also ratified
WHEREAS One out of the seven unintentionally in t789 few months before the Constitution of the Episcopal have serious problems receiving it and Church WHEREAS Certain Virginia Health Insurance Companies are supporting legislation at this current session of the General Assembly of Virginia that would allow them to delete from their policies the present requirement of mandatory coverage for the treatment of alcoholism
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Episcopal Diocese of Virginia supports the curreot law of Virginia Code of Virginia 38.1348.7 and opposes any change therein and urges parishes sod parishioners to notify their representatives of this resolution 200 202 R- 15 the Diocese of dealing with the Commission on Human Sexuality The Revd John vonHemert Chairman of the Resolutions This was seconded and the Council sustained Committee advised that R15 had been included in hi the recommendation the Resolutions Committee and adopted the following resolution Which establishes H-is Commission on Human Sexuality
WHEREAS throughout The Revd John vonHemert 1981 joint committee on behalf of the committee advised the representing that Standing Committee of the the resolution submitted by the Revd John 11 Frizzell Diocese and the Jr Commission on St Albans Annandale had been amended Ministry met together to slightly dealing with discuss appropriate means by which this the people of Poland He moved the adoption of the resolution Diocese might implement the resolution as amended on Human Sexuality adopted by the General Convention in 1979 and This was seconded and the Council sustained the recommendat ion WHEREAS the final report of this of the Resolutions Committee and adopted the following re committee was adopted by the Standing Committee solution meeting on January 1982 and included the recommendation for the establishment of WHEREAS Holy reminds that the Committee on Human Scripture us Lord is by the Sexuality Council of the and stronghold for the oppressed Ps 99 and Diocese WHEREAS the Standing Committee is WHEREAS the people of Poland are now suffering severe Particularly gratefu for the work of the oppression Bishops Committee on Sexuality over the past two but the years feels that scope of this issue and NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the 187th Annual the long term need for education demands more Council of the Diocese of Virginia expresses permanent committee it with accountability to support for the people of Poland and deplores the Council declaration of martial law in that country It THEREFORE BE iT RESOLVED that the calls upon the government of Poland to restore 187th Council of the Diocese of Virginia with release all gratitude and liberties persons detained under ciation appre for the work of the martial law and resume peaceful social dialogue Bishops Committee on Sexuality establishes Commission with authorities of the Church and with Solidarity on Human Sexuality membership to be and appointed by the Bishop to report annually to the Council of the Diocese and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this Council calls upon in dividuals and congregations of the Diocese of BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the and all other charge of this Virginia individuals organizations shall be commission and governments to come directly to the aid of all in Poland food and other people lacking basic To keep the clergy and laity of the necessities of life through appropriate organi informed Diocese and advised about Current zations and studies and agencies in the field of human developments sexuality R-17 To conduct workshops at Roslyn and Other appropriate conference centers The Revd John vonHemert on behalf of the Committee recommended tabling the resolution as submitted by the Revd Elijah White To suggest appropriate adult III Our Saviour Oatlands which has to do with the commercial curricula education to individual parishes use of church names To integrate appropriate material Mr vonHemert then moved to table R17 those with activities sponsored by Camps Conferences Youth and Campus Ministries This was seconded and the Council by vote sustained the re commendation of the committee and did table the proposed To help prepare the ordained and lay leader resolution opposing commercial use of church names ship of the church for dealing with the churchs on the teaching sexual nature of human life 11-18 particularly with respect to married persons singles divorced widowed and persons elderly persons in addition Mr vonHemert on behalf of the Resolutions Committee moved the to those who ex perience any form of sexual disfunction adoption of the resolution as submitted by the Standing Committee To assist the Standing Committee and the Commission on Ministry and all others involved in the inter viewing of persons for Holy Orders in the own raising of their consciousness regarding sexual issues in order that they be may better prepared to discuss whom this issue with those they are asked to interview 202 203
R-19 WHEREAS our Lord has commanded us to go into all the world R- 20 and preach the gospel and
WHEREAS in of the world denied the The Revd John vonHemert on behalf of the many parts people are committee advised privilege of worshipping God in and of that the Resolution R19 and R20 both of which had been peace sub sharing their faith with mitted by the Revd David Manning St others and Pauls Richmond h5d been combined and that the committee recommends substitute resolution WHEREAS an example for the past four years has been the Siberian Seven five women and two men of two different Mr vonHemert then moved the committees substitute families who live in the basement of the American Embassy in Moscow confined because of their This was seconded and the Council sustained the committees resistance to restrictions on their of recommendation and adopted the following resolution practice Christianity
BE IT RESOLVED that we WHEREAS there are poor hungry and malnourished THEREFORE pledge ourselves to people in this country and throughout the fearlessly contend against evil and to make world and no peace with oppression and dedicate our selves to pray and speak out continuously for religious freedom and WHEREAS the Church has been called upon as the Body of Christ to minister to the sick the poor the BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the 187th Council hungry and the friendless of the Diocese of Virginia support the two families in the American NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that this Diocese be Embassy in Moscow by writing letter of to the committed to the study and understanding of the protest Soviet Ambassador to the letter of conditions which permit poverty and hunger to by writing support to the President of the and exist in many areas of the world to the end that by sending letter of Christian to such conditions may be eradicated wherever they encouragement the families themselves may be found and
23 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that rectors vicars and wardens B- are urged to inform their parishioners of the The Revd John vonHemert on behalf of the Presiding Bishops Fund for World Relief Resolutions Committee advised that the resolution which was formerly B4 R- 21 as submitted by the Revd Canon John Howe Truro Fairfax had been slightly amended by the committee and then moved the amended resolution The Revd John vonHemert advised that R21 had been combined in Rl as adopted This was seconded The Revd Jennings Hobson III urged R22 defeat because of the bind which the amended resolution could cause the Executive Board
The Revd John vonHemert on behalf of the committee explained The Revd John Millen St Francis Great moved to that part of R22 lengthy resolution as submitted by Falls change the word to that of Ur Frank Watson Holy Comforter Vienna had been included in budget askings so that it would read Rl as adopted However said Mr vonHemert there are thereby giving the Bishop time to distribute the askings to the two issues to be considered The first is that of the families congregations of the Diocese etc known as the Siberian Seven and the issue of Religious Freedom This was seconded and on the Council which were not included in the committees substitute Rl vote did amend the committees amendment and the word which has already been adopted changed budget to askings
Bishop Hall called attention to the fact The Revd Mr vonHemert then on behalf of the committee moved that in the beginning sentence which substitute This was seconded says that the Executive Board of the Diocese of Virginia be directed to seek the mind of Christ. .etc that it should be changed to read be directed to continue The Revd Frisby Hendricks III St Martins Richmond roved to amend the substitute by deleting in its entirety the The Revd Canon John Howe moved to insert the first resolve clause dealing with pledging ourselves fearlessly words .con tinue to This was seconded and to contend against evil and to make no peace with oppression adopted
The was called and the Council did This was seconded The Council defeated the proposed amendment question adopt as amended the following resolution submitted by Father Hendricks to the substitute
The question was called and Council sustained the recommendation of the Resolutions Committee and adopted the following substitute 204 205 HESOLVED that the Executive Board of the Diocese of The Revd Mr vonHemert advised that this concluded the Virginia be directed to continue to seek of the the peport Committee on Resolutions and Diahop Hall on behalf mind of Christ in establishing the program the thanked the committee for budg of Council their hard work and for any given year beginning with 1983 at report which was applauded by Council least three good months prior to the convening of the Annual Council of that year thereby giving The Revd Craig Diddle III St Pauls Richmond on point of the Bishop time to distribute the askings to ersonal privilege indicated to Council that in the of the passing congregations of the Diocese along with and Resolution R-22 by defeating the amendment proposed by pastoral letter seeking their support of it the Revd Friaby Hendricks itt that Council had retained and thereby also the giving congregations time clause 10 which it resolved to make no he to peace This stated pray and respond in the light of it direct was in oppoaition to what the Council had been doing roughout the entire weekend 24
RECESS The Revd John vonHemert on behalf of the committee auvised that the resolution as introduced by the vestries of St Council The was given recess from 1110 to Margarots and All a.m 1125 a.m shen Woodbridge Saints TriangleDale City Hall called Bishop Council to order and recognized the Revd had been considered and that the committee has prepared aub William Drake Jr the atitute resolution retiring preaident of the Standing Committee of the Diocese of Virginia
The Revd Mr vonHemert then moved the substitute The Revd Mr Drake presented to the Council those four persona who will be rotating off the Committee This was seconded There were two Standing at the suggested changes by conclusion of this aeasion different on the roposers floor which the Resolutions Committee accepted They are The Revd Robert Hall Jr St Georges Arlington The Revd Willtam Drake St Stephena Pariah The Council sustained the recommendation of the Resolutions Jr Committee and adopted the following substitute and Culpeper amended Mr Daniel Kelly resolution as follows Immanuel-onthe_Hill Alexandria Capt Janet Maguire USN ret
Mr Brake then introduced the newly elected Class of 1985 the WHEREAS for several Revd Fletcher years the Constitution and Canons Lowe Jr Holy Comforter Richmond the Revd have permitted Gerald women to be ordained and to Riley Trinity Arlington Mr Andrew McCotcheon Jr aerve the church in all St positions of leadership Matthews Richmond Mr Jack Burtch Holy Comforter and responsibility and Richmond
WHEREAS in the recent past women The Revd Mr Drake priests have served then introduced the remaining members and are serving wfth of the distinction as rectors Standing Committee who are The Very Revd Charles interim rectors and vicara of Sydnor St parishes within Georges Fredericksburg The Very Revd Raby the Diocese and Edwards D.D St Stephens Richmond The Revd John Frizzell St Jr Albans Annandale The Revd Edward Morgan III WHEREAS in the past we have year prospered and grown D.Min Virginia Theological Seminary and in the lay order Era under the dedicated Robert Frederick leaderahip and guidance of Kern Pariah Winchester John Paul Causey The Revd Paula Woods St Jr and The Revd Marguerite Kenny Eeq Johns West Point William Shubatt Trinity the congregations and the veatriea of St Arlington William Johnston III Esq Frederick Parish Margarets Woodbridge and All Saints Winchester TriangleDale City ask the Council to support the following resolution Toe Revd Mr Brake then introduced to Council the new President of the Standing Committee for the The Revd DE year 1982 John IT RESOLVED that the 1982 Annual Frizzell Jr and the Council of the Secretary The Revd Dr Edward Morgan Diocese of III Virginia commends the excellent Virginia Theological Seminary service of women called to the priesthood in the Diocese Concluding his report and as matter of personal privilege the Revd Mr Brake spoke about the Report of the Standing Committee and the that it hope would not be just filed away but that the aection dealing with care concern and consideration for others be respected He cited the case of the Revd Whitney Barker of Cedar Run Parish who had been ill and who lived eighteen miles from Mr Brake but did not know until later about his serious illoews It is this type of information that should be trans mitted in order that prayers and concern and love can be ex pressed 206 207
Hall thanked Mr Bishop Brake warmly for his work as President of the Standing Committee And in sense that is true That is one of our functions DACE as to educators which some people preceive being open only it is to and ours is threepronged Bishop Hall recoenized the Revd Brown Morton Ill St not true open everyone to to assist parishes in the Diocese educationally Peters Purceliville who informed Council about the recent effort try attack on the Revd Harry Lee Hoffman Rector of St Peters who had Miller in just moment is going to speak about the forth Purceilville been stabbed three times in his car while John DACE Conference it is our conference taking disturbed person to the Loudoun County coming suppose through Association we are best known but would like to stress the two other The Revd Mr Morton did advise Council that that Mr Hoffman had been hing5 we do which are deliberate effort to provide genuine heavily attired with winter clothing which helped to him experiences in various aspects of Christian education We protect and he is now recovering and in good feeding condition have had as subjects of our meetings faith development and what its implications are for confirmation review of the new The Revd teaching series the use of chancel dramas particularly Mr Morton moved the following Resolution which was churchs unanimously adopted Charles Williams plays and this month on February 25 we meet the fourth Thursday of each month from September through May at There will be of John RESOLVED that the 187th Annual Council of the Diocese Trinity Church Fredericksburg panel and Ben Campbell addressing the Lenten Missionary Offering of Virginia extends to the Revd Harry Lee Coleman Hoffman Theme which is Children and the City our appreciation of his courageous witness to the commandment of Christ to love consultation for churches who have educational needs our neighbor as ourselves and we send him our We provide school curriculum etc prayers for Speedy recovery of any kind not simply sunday training We have thus far in our six years worked with approximately 40 COURTESY RESOLUTIONS churches in the Diocese We are eager to help as many more as will call on us for our help If you would simply let Milton Hall LeRoys office know of any need you may have he will then contact Bishop inquired whether or not there were other persons and will be on whom the Council should remember and names of members of Council us we your doorstep or persons known to members of Council who are currently ill introduced the Revd John etc the following persons were cited and include Bishop Hall then Miller Jr Holy Comforter Vienna who concluded the report on DACE by saying The Revd Whitney Barker 1977 too .didnt The Revd Margaret Douglas Jefferson didnt go to DACE in was busy. all and didnt want to It was The Revd Blake Hammond know what it was about really Dr Marian Kelleran just another conference more paper crossing my desk In 1978 The Revd Charles Stein Jr sent my assistant to DACE II This was my attitude even Education Mr Harry Baldwin III though identified Christian as priority
did in 1979 and in 1980 and found something quite The Revd deBordenave announced that the Revd James go again was asked to coordinate the 1981 Conference Byrum Assistant at St Matthews Richmond was called home at special help and now the 1982 edition- midnight that his wife had delivered fine baby boy at a.m this morning Around hundred Let me tell you what the DACE Conference is from afternoon till Friday noon during Bishop Hall asked the Revd Mr deBordenave to extend to the people gather Sunday Revd week in at Shrine Mont People come because theyre in and Mrs James Byrum the joy and thankgiving felt for July this new birth terested in Christian education as crucial part of the mission and ministry of the Church for personal renewal for new ideas DIOCESAN ASSOCIATION and skills all found in Christian community OF who our CHRI ST IAN EDUCATORS There is really topnotch keynote speaker spurs thinking and growing all week Verna Dozier Terry Holmes John Bill Ron Del Bene these have been our The Revd Dr Roye Melton Frye Grace Alexandria shared with Westerhoff Dots Out of the keynote presentations evolve the Council some of the developments and activities of the DACE previous keynoters Program He said some significant personal and smallgroup reflection The theme is further developed in variety of major workshops all led by leaders who are there primarily because they It was six years ago as result of felt need in the vigorous capable because we sure Diocese for help in the field of Christian education that the believe in the Conferences special ministry much There are oneshot miniworkshops Diocesan Association of Christian Education came into being The cant pay them very reason as well Undergirding all is the community life of the con am addressing you this morning is that over that period centered in the Eucharist Through singing praying of time though we have become think fairly well known in the ference playing that community finds its Diocese would like to broaden our image somewhat because we sharing laughing crying believe that many of us preceive DACE as being kind of Sunday School helper 208 209
in the distinctive identify It happens all over fullgroup sucessful of We continue very program continuing education sessions at the pool on the volleyball court in the workshop8 clergy which has been going on for some years now and is walk in the Or in small social gatherings on solitary woods and not the basic six week course that we growing including only over skits or singalongs or ice cream sundaes or the conference had for many years but number of short courses on various party the last night were there and in the life of the and kinds of problems issues church hope that many of you will have an opportunity to participate in one Let me tell you about DACE VI July 1116 at Shrine Mont Itll or more of those programs cost $140 unless you register before March in which case itll cost $125 Well be glad to take your reservations need to be mentioned about the life of the Two particular things Were delighted that Bishop Hall will be with us all today 5eminary at this point The first one am sorry to say is week as BishopinResidence sharing the community life The sad note that is to say we have received recently back in theme this is KALEIDOSCOPE New Ways for Christian Nuture/ year November the resignation of Dean Woods He was planning to have Well be on the male Men and Women Imaging God concentrating leave of absence which he is on right at the moment that had and female in each persons makeup and how those components been arranged about year or so ago but we were all expecting and enrich our Surely this is components inform ministry him to return from that leave He decided in lovember to submit Christian education in the most fundamental way how we are his resignation to the Board of Trustees saying that after thir nurtured and how we nurture others how we know Christ and make teen years in very demanding role of leadership he thought it in the context of the basic way he baa formed him known to others was time to step aside and turn to something else The Board humans The will be the Revd Sister Rachael us as keynoter with great regret accepted that resignation and Cecil is now on Order of St Helena sister priest educator spiritual Hosmer that leave of absence He will continue to be Dean of the Seminarj She will be concentrating on the director biblical theologian until July but will actually be on leave during most of of our tradition and how this relates to mothers and father that time and think be back only for short periods and for made in the of God Nine workshops will develop humankind image the commencement service itself in May the ramifications of the theme and offer transferable concepts list of the workshops and leaders that can be taken back home This was great blow to all of us at the seminary Cecils which is available at the DACE is in the conference brochure leadership there during these past thirteen years has been most with adults table The topics are far-reaching working kids creative one He has taken the seminary through what think of human singles dealing with the life stages development has been very difficult time some of the turmoil of the late the music the pursuing the overall theme through arts 60s and late 70s among students spilled over into the seminary scriptures puppets noncompetitive games and Cecil Woods led us through that time in very effective way We all very much regret his decision hut can understand So have most of But the Ive been to lots of conferences you his need for some time for himself the personal renewal the new learning the joy of community with of like and who share pleasure of being group people committee has been appointed by the Board to begin the search DACE Conference is common vision for these reasons the for new dean That committee will be chaired by Bishop of will want to share it with special for me hope many you Atkinson of West Virginia and Bishop Hall as President of the us this year Board will also serve on that committee as well as another member of our Board from the Diocese of Virginia Bettie REPORT OF Lacy They will begin their work very shortly The committee THE THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY IN VIRGINIA not only represents the Board of Trustees but has faculty alumni and student representation Bishop Hall introduced the Revd Richard Reid acting dean of who as the Virginia Theological Seminary reported follows The other particular thing would like to mention is in the good news category after number of years in which the number Council of the Bishop Hall Bishop Lewis Members of the of students entering seminary declined rather sharply this for this invitation to Diocese of Virginia want to thtnk you year we have had remarksble upturn We have now entered 64 the was told be with you and to speak briefly about seminary new students back in September and that brings us back as of the and had five was to talk about the State seminary far as the entering class is concerned to what we regard as the the who were planning the minutes to do it Apparently people normal number of entering students They seem to be very fine at program dont realize that when you have been teaching group There are currently about 25 students from the Diocese of 50 minute units and seminary as long as have you think in Virginia enrolled Many of them are preparing for ordination that it is therefore going to be very difficult for me to get but some of them are preparing for forms of lay ministry this into the alloted five but shall do my best We currently also have 16 students from overseas That is more the state of the seminary is Let me begin by saying that think than we have usually had but it is way in which we hope we can very good We are healthy institution and we are continuing contribute to the mission of the church overseas It has become life of the our hope to make the kind of contribution to the as you know more difficult for men and women from this country that would all church including the life of this diocese you to go overseas and one of the ways we try compensate for that of want us to make We go on with our programs theological is by bringing students from overseas to this country where we education chiefly of course preparing young men and women and not so young men and women sometimes for ordination and also for various kinds of leadership as lay ministers within the life of the church 210 211
these are valid and important ministries and can help with their education and where they have so much manY activities contribute to us in awareness of wnat is our support to bringing us an have going on in the church in other parts of the world is tremendous renewed interest in lay ministry Today there are to find ways to respond to an We currently have about 30% of our students about 30% of our many lay people struggling call to serve Jesus Christ and many are seeking to students are women and we have also had rather significant inner to that call outside the church increase in the number of American black students this year respond There are currently that is small number but unfort is bound to have an on the church unately there are only small number of black men and women This claim of the laitl impact of our committee in which all preparing for ordination in any of the churches or seminaries Because that began project of the diocese were to be interviewed that we might the clergy the attitudes of towards total ministry and Finally let me just say that we are in the season of TED discover clergy in the area of in the nd it has been my responsibility and privilege on number to find out what was going on lay ministry About half the in the diocese are still of occasions to preach and speak to parishes throughout this local parishes clergy interviewed diocese some represented here today am sure have never to be had an opportunity to speak about TED before to whole is crucial to provide support and training for these ministries diocese So cant let this opportunity go by without ex it for those ordination with pressing our appreciation of the seminary for the wonderful much as we provide support pursuing in mind we have number of which we support we have always received from parishes from lay people that developed programs of the needs in the diocese and clergy throughout the church and of course in particular think will help to answer some in the Diocese of Virginia We are very grateful for that the we offer are suonort for the time which many of you give to various activ Some of programs ities connected with the seminary and of course for the leaders to and Iinancial support which comes from so many of you We appre consultations with parish identify support in the and to enable ciate that we thank you for it and we do earnestly ask that what is already happening parish it continue Thank you very much further growth
to share what we are Bishop Hall recognized Mr Bruce Gunnell Trinity Upperville we will meet with discussion groups is in the area of who moved resolution that the 187th Annual Council express doing and to explore what happening its great appreciation to the Dean The Very Revd Cecil Woods lay ministry Jr for his outstanding Christian devotion and his many Ed Center to valuable contributions not only to the Virginia Theological weekend conferences using an design provide reflect on the issues in their lives Seminary but to the larger Episcopal Church and the World means for folks to from theological perspective This was seconded and by acclaim this was unanimously adopted gift identification workshops to provide an opportunity with REPDRT DF THE CDMMITTEE ON LAY MINISTRY for people to claim their gifts in group setting support of others Bishop Hall presented to Council Mrs Patricia Byrd Chairman of and would welcome an the Committee on Lay Ministry and currently the Manager of some of us are prepared to preach to sermon on ministry or to the Episcopal Book Store in Mayo Memorial Church House who invitation present lay in an adult forum to discuss lay ministry gave the following report join you
list of resources for of The Committee on Lay Ministry was formed by the Commission we have developed types education and also biblio on Ministry by the Diocese of Virginia in the spring of 1979 continuing opportunities At that time we were charged with various ways of encouraging graphy of reading materials covering spiritual growth Please the growth of ministry in the Diocese Two specific tasks Christian education and lay ministry stop by this information were to coordinate the total ministry conferences held twice our table and pick up year and to design and offer program at the clergy/spouse are conference to be held the following spring the Commission on Ministry and our committee getting together for weekend conference in May To date we have conducted five total ministry conferences in is another total conference to be attended by those folks seeking postulancy and by those seeking also May ministry held at If would be interested in attending to have fulfilling and meaningful ministry without seeking Roslyn you ordination this conference we would be delighted to have you
the Committee on Ministry is sponsoring Generally or at least until very recently when we talked On March 27 Lay of Exploration to be held at the Peter about lay ministry we were talking about tasks that took place Day Spiritual in Richmond The coordinator inside the four walls of the church altar guild lay Paul Development Center readers/chalicers service on committees the ECW and their for the event is John Coleman til
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Most importantly as we explore and deepen our hopes and RESOLVED that the 187th Annual Council of the Diocese visions about ministry we are enabling others in an expansion of Virginia gives special thanks to its of their ministry and growth Committee on the Program of Council the work have Sometime to committees vision and hard provided ago was expressing friend my excitement about the for us splendid occasion of Christian fellow thousands of peopte who are responding to call to the ministry ship and nurture and we have been spiritually most of whom were choosing not to be ordained Here are people fed nut only willing hut eager to be ministers in the world in their every day affairs where the people are six days week lie commend this committees example to future said that thought this was gold mine in the churchs yard planners of the Program of Council
My friend said But what are we going to do with them offered the Revd This was seconded and the resolution as by Millen was adopted Well wed better support them train them care tor them wed John better nurture them above all love them or the church will EXPRESSION OF THANKS TO DIOCESAN STAFF have missed great opportunity to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ The Chair recognized the Revd Fletcher Lowe Jr Holy who said REPORT OF THE Comforter Richmond COMMITTEE ON PROGRAM OF COUNCIL Bishop have two brief concerns that would tike to offer in terms of appreciation Bishop Hall called upon the Rt Revd Oavid Lewis Jr 0.0. Chairman of the Council Committee on Program who in accordance The first as the invisible hand behind most with Article II of the Constitution reported that it was the one goes when the Xerox machine recommendation of the Council Committee on Program to re every thing we do except and that is to the Diocesan Staff commend that the site of the 188th Annual Council be held at gives up its life all do to make this operation move as the Sheraton National Hotel Arlington Virginia and 00 for that they it and would like to so offer January 28 29 and 30 1983 This was seconded and by vote smoothly as does motion of for that the Council sustained the recommendation of the Program Committee appreciation and Bishop Hall declared that the 188th Annual Council will meet and the Council the commendation in the Sheraton National Hotel Arlington Virginia January 28 This was seconded approved and 29 and 30 1983 resolution that Mr Lowe offered thanking expressing appre ciation to the Diocesan Staff THE REVD STEPHEN GALLEHER MATTER OF REFERENCE FROM Bishop Lewis as point of personal privilege commented on the THE PASTORAL ADDRESS hard work of the Council Committee on Program and urged members of Council who had recommendations of any sort to communicate to Halls those to the members of the committee The Revd Fletcher Lowe Jr made reference Bishop Pastoral Address and then moved the following resolution Doe member of the committee has accepted call to the Diocese 187th Annual Council of the Diocese of Newark sod Bishop Lewis proposed the following courtesy RESOLVED That the resolution of Virginia requests the Executive Dosrd of Council of the Diocese of Virginia to implement as soon 55 possible the three requests which RESOLVED That that 187th Annual Council express appre in his Pastoral requested ciation to the Revd Stephen Gslleher for the Bishop Address of the as follows his work on the Program Committee of Council congregations and wish him Godspeed in his oew work as our during Archdeacon for Program ano Communication in the Thus am reqoesting congregations to do three Diocese of Newark the next year things
Provide information to me as to the areas This was seccoded and adopted of human snd social concern in which they of PROGRAM COMMITTEE OF COUNCIL working and the approximate number persons and dollsrs involved in ihe efforts The Revd John Millen St Francis Great Falls moved the Form small group of persons in each church following resolution commending the Program Committee of Council social and needs to survey the local concerns and to present to the vestry suggestions for ways in which the congregation might realisti other cally minister either by itself with Episcopal churches or ecumenically 214 215
Alert the Regional Councils Diocese to areas in which it or they might minister
This was seconded and the implementation resolution of the Revd Fletcher Lowe Jr was by vote adopted
CONCLUDING REMARKS
Bishop Hall thanked all members of Council for their attention and for their hard work
He advised that Council would be in recess for five minutes untjj VIRGINIA Council could be concluded with Festival Celebration of the THE DIESE OF Eucharist
ADJOURNMENT PROGRAM AND BUDGET FOR 1982
Following the Eucharist and the singing of Blest Be the Tie That Binds the Rt Revd Robert Bruce Hall D.D. Bishop of ADOPTED BY THE Virginia declared the 187th Annual Council adjourned sine die
DIOCESE Respectfully submitted 187TH ANNUAL COUNCIL OF THE
The Rt Revd Robert Hall D.D President
1-lolcombe Palmer Secretary Mrs Paul Camp III Assistant Secretary The Revd John Adams Jr Assistant Secretary 216 217
DETAIL OF EXPENDITURES THE PROGRAM AND BUDGET FOR 1982
STATEfNT OF INC0 38.1% 1OUTREACH
General Church Programs 525000 Diocesan Programs of Outreach Chaplain Service of Virginia 22000 PLEDGES FROM CHURCH 1470924 Virginia Council of Churches 11800 Campus Ministries 2000 Ecurnenisal Coennittee 1000 INCOIE FROM INVESTINTS 45000 John Moncure Scholarships 2500 St Pauls College Lawrenceville 3500 Peter-Paul Development Center 18000 GIFTS INVESTED INCO FOR Special Fund for Human Needs 11.377 MISSIONARY PURPOSES 21000 597177
INDIVIDUAL GIFTS TO PROGRAM 3.000
tHE BISHOP OF VIRGINIA AND HIS SUPPORT STAFF 28.4% INCOIf FROM OFFICE USE 2000
All Base SalarIes 326510 24430 1981 PLEDGES RID IN 1982 Clergy Housing Allaances 29200 Clergy Utility Al1ances 15830 Clergy Pension Assessment 36544 GRAND TOTAL OF ALL INCOE 1566354 Lay Annuity Program 23283 Lay Social Security Payments 12.198 443565
DIOCESAN PROGRAMS 6.4%
Stewardship 3275 Campus Ministry 500 Youth Ministry 1000 Camps and Conferences 54112 Education for Mission and Ministry 3.000 Diocesan Association of Christian Educators 5000 The Deacons Program 18100 The Commiission on the Ministry 14400 MidAtlantic Corn for Trng Consult ants 500 99887
JOINT DIOCESAN/REGIONAL PROGRAMS 14.6%
Comission on Alcoholism 500 Missionary Outreach Churches Under Supervision of the Bishop 182000 Comsunication 32000 Amortization of DMS Loan 4800 JOINT DIOCESAN/REGIONAL PROGRAMS Contd PERATlNG COSTS Contd
Insurance on Mission Property 300 Real Estate Taxes on Mission Property 10000 14 Office Expenses Contd 229600 Audit Expense 5200 Replacement of Office Equipment 2000 OPERATING COSTS 12.5% Safe Deposit Box Rental 175
Postage 10000 Auto Expenses 59185
Replacement Reserve 6000 Other Expenses Insurance 14000 Travel Expenses of Enloyee Hospitalization Bishop Hall 6000 insurance 231490 Bishop Lewis 6000 Amortization of DM5 Loan 6300 Holcothe Palmer 14200 Episcopal Assistance 900 14 Bernard Johnson 14200 ci Expenses of the Standing Comittee 500 Milton LeRoy 3700 Reserve for Deputies to General Charles I. Johnson 14200 Convention 6000 Allen Brn 3900 Pension Supplement Retired JenningS Hobson Jr .500 Mountain Worker 2500 1414700 Blanket Fidelity Bond 1800 Miscellaneous Expenses 3000 Building Expenses 44
Mayo House Insurance 14000 Totai of Operating Costs 96125 Mayo House Utilities 114500 Janitorial Services 9000 GRAND TOTAL OF ALL EXPENDITURES 1566354 ci Mayo House Minor Repairs 3500 Office Rental Alexandria Office 3000 Repair/MaIntenance/UpkeeP of the Bishops Residence 3000 37000
Council Related Expenses
Expenses of Coeinlttees of Council 1750 Expenses of Council Meetings 3500 Printing of Council Journals 5.500 10750
14 Office Expenses
Alexandria Office 21430
Mineral Office 2700 Telephone 16900 ci Stationery Supplies 61480 Machines Cost Lease Supplies 10800 Clergy Deployment Printouts 300
Repair/Maintenance of Office Equip ment 2200 THE DIOCESE OF VIRI.INIA CAMPS AND CONFERENCES BUDGET 1982
ST WILDERNESS SHRINE MONT YOUTH CAMP FOR CATEGORY AND ITEM GEORGES ODYSSEY CHOIR CAMP CONFERENCE CONFERENCE THE ARTS TOTAL
Income From
Campers/Conferees 56160 20039 9371 10479 5512 4160 105721 Diocesan Program Budget 33370 10953 3252 1448 2418 2671 54112
TOTAL PROJECTED INCOME .. 53O 0992 $fl1 7T 6831 $fl3
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ggrs/Cormferees Room Board Taxes 55593 19768 9282 10374 5460 4118 104595 Camper Insurance 567 271 89 105 52 42 1126 56160 20039 10479 5512 4160 105721
Di 49j Staff etc Salaries 12829 450 450 525 14254 Staff Room Board 13179 1275 983 1098 16535 Staff Insurance 118 19 17 163 Chaplain/Coordinator 1187 374 439 221 176 2391 Nurse Camp 740 233 273 137 110 .493 Staff 400 Training 1000 400 Housing RU 2000 2000 Supplies/Equipment 2500 3000 400 200 200 350 6650 Administration 600 600 100 100 100 100 600 Travel Reimbursement 200 400 100 100 101 100 1.101 .K Publicity 637 213 201 236 118 95 1500 Van Operation 100 1600 700 Van Insurance 40 500 540 Van Replacenment 200 1000 1200
ST WILDERNESS SHRINE MONT YOUTH CAMP FOR CATEGORY AND ITEM GEORGES ODYSSEY CHOIR CAMP CONFERENCE CONFERENCE THE ARTS TOTAL
Dn Pro ra Canoe Insurance 140 140 280 Miscellaneous Costs 500 500 100 100 100 100 400 SubTotal 33370 10953 3252 1448 2418 2671 54112
Grand Total or Projected______Expenditures 89530 30992 12623 11927 7930 $6831 $TSS
There are no room and board charges on Wilderness Odyssey programs Therefore this figure is based on like percentage of room and board costs in other programs Included in this expense column are the following expenditure items
Staff Salaries 15625 Chaplain/Coordinator 396 Camp Nurse 247 Food Costs ______3500 19768 -- -- ______in
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THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA THE VIRGINIA CHURCHMAN MISSIONARY OUTREACH AND CHURCHES UNOER SUPERVISION OF THE BISHOP BUDGET 1982 SCHEOULE OF GRANTS 1982
Dale Subscriptions 81150 All Saints City 8660 Advertising gooo Creator Mechanicsville 21633 Diocesan Program Account 32000 Our Saviour Sandston 15666 Burke Diocesan Support for Video Ministry 4500 St Andrews 8000 St Bartholomews Richmond 7151
Total Income $126650 St Matthews Sterling 15500 St Paul West Point 10400 Richmond Editors Salary 26617 St Peters 23515 Editors Pension 9g2 Trinity Charlottesville 18740 Editors Social Security 1783 Editors Medical 604 Hispanic Ministry 18600 Editors Insurasce 156 Hearing Impaired 13100 Asst Editors Salary 14347 PetarPaul Development Center 18000 Asst Editors Pension 2182 Asst Editors Social Security 975 Contingencies 21035 Asst Editors Medical 604 Asst Editors Insurance 156 $200000 Secretarys Salary 11183 749 Secretarys Social Security 604 Secretarys Medical Printing Costs 20205 Mailing Costs 23500 Photography 000 Administration 000 Travel 3000 NOTES Religious News Service 000 Staff Writer 6393 of Reserve for General Convention 1100 Approximately $9399.96 committed to support of former vicar Reserve for Auto Replacement 1000 St Davids to June 30 1982 $1566.66 per month Video Ministry Travel 2000 Video Ministry Workshops 000 Video Ministry Tapes etc 000 500 Video Ministry Insurance
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BASE CLERGY CLERGY CLERGY NAME LAY SOCIAL GRAND SALARY HOUSING UTILITIES PENSION ANNUIfl SECURITY TOTAL
Bishop HALL 10865 3.850 Bishop LEWIS 10061 54776 30675 9100 3850 7907 51832 Holcothe PALNER 30975 Bernard JOHNSON 14646 2075 37696 28650 Milton LEROY 4298 1920 34868 22325 4300 2000 51e73 Charles JOHNSON 34098 19980 7700 2750 5477 Allen BRC4N 35907 19000 6000 2500 14950 Jennings HOBSON Jr 32150 11015 1800 880 2676 16371 Irene BENTON 12935 Jennie FOUTZ 1940 867 15742 17300 Dorothy GREGORY 9885 2595 1159 21054 Jessamond HUGHES 1483 662 13900 12030 Joseph JOHNSON 2085 931 11905 16916 Mary LEAR 1786 798 13055 14489 Betsy NALMER 9265 1958 875 15888 1390 621 Fey FULGHUM 9625 11276 Secretary to E.H Palmer 1414 645 10100 11714 Judy BRYAN 677 10777 11215 751 11966 Additional Help Richmond Office 2515 Additional 168 Help Alexandria Office 100 2683 Allen COFFEY 27 127 Registrar 605 605
$326190 29200 15830 36541 23625 $12176 443565 Provid
BeginnIng 2/16/82 -_
227 226 HALLS OFFICIAL ACTS 1981 Continued BISHOP HALLS OFFICIAL ACTS 1981 BISHOP
DEATHS POSTULANTS FOR HOLY ORDERS 10 CLERGY
The Revd Richard Sander Jr February 1981 Joyce Latham Bowne The Revd Claudius Shelton April 1981 Robert Boiling Bryant Richard Henry Callaway DIMISSORY GIVEN 19 Judith Lynn Fleming LETTERS Herman Hollerith IV The Revd John Scott Homer Diocese of Bethlehem January James John Millar The Revd Keith Dexter Cheney Diocese of Michigan 29 January Mary Ellen Murphy The Revd Lynn Corpening Houeyeutt Diocese of West Virginia February Bradley Peyton IV The Revd David Chamberlain Diocese of Atlanta March John DeWitt Stones ifer The Revd David Jackson Diocese of Olympia March Henry Burton Whjteside The Revd Nelson Koscheski Jr Diocese of Dallas April The Revd Charles Kiblinger Diocese of Mississippi April CANDIDATES FOR HOLY ORDERS 10 The Revd Alden Hathaway Diocese of Pittsburgh April The Revd Thomas Seitz Jr Diocese of West Virginia 30 April Jonathan Randolph Bryan The Revd 1-leyward Macdonald Diocese of Maryland June Joyce Latnam Bowne The Bevd Philip Browne Diocese of West Virginia 21 July Randall Clingenpeel The Revd William Winston Diocese of Lexington August Robert Blanchard Dendtier The Revd James Clarke Diocese of Central Florida 18 August Patricia Seney Geerdes Revd James Diocese of Southwestern Virginia 14 September 111 The Henry Christopher Thomas Hayes The Revd Charles Glaenzer Diocese of Arizona 19 October Victoria Heard The Hevd Stephen Park -Diocese of New Hampshire 22 October Julian Lee Norton The Revd Jute Carlyle Gill Diocese of Los Angeles 23 October Ann Jones Stribling The RevdWilliam Gregg Diocese of Southwestern Virginia December Hancella Marie Warren The Revd Norman Johns III Diocese of Olympia December
DEACONS ORDAINED BY BISHOP HALL LETTERS DIMISSOBY RECEIVED 19
Robert Crockett Blackirigton Jr The Revd David Lee Manning Diocese of Easton January Janice Margaret Bracken The Revd David Lee Diocese of Michigan 26 January Andrew Thomas Paulsen Merrow The Bevd William Noe Diocese of East Carolina 28 January John Edward Miller Title III Canon 12 The Revd William Winston Diocese of Lexington 27 February William Sutherland Stafford March The Revd Prentice Kinser III Diocese of Southwestern Virginia Darlene Duryea Tittle The Revd Karen Johnson Diocese of Maine March The Revd Francis Jr Diocese of Southern Virginia 31 March DEACONS ORDAINED BY BISHOP LEWIS Hayes The Revd Alexander Fraser Diocese of Alabama April
The Revd Andrew Kuiiz Jr Diocese of Missouri 15 May Charles Neal Goldsborough The Bevd Susan Goff Diocese of Newark 23 June David Winton Naff Jr The Revd Timothy Berry Diocese of San Diego 15 July
The Revd John Bolton Diocese of Southern Virginia 18 August PRIESTS ORDAINED BY BISHOP HALL The Revd Harold Hailock Jr Diocese of Tennessee September The Revd Edwin Ward Diocese of Connecticut 10 September Susan Ellyn Golf for the Bishop of Newark of The Revd Gary MathewesGreen Diocese of Louisiana 24 September Karen Brown Johnson for the Bishop Maine The Revd Thomas Markley Diocese of Southern Virginia October Paula Swaebe Kettlewell The Revd James Edward Byrum Diocese of Texas November Darlene Duryea Tittle The Bevd Allen Brown Jr Diocese of Southeast Florida December
The Revd Sam Marshall Catlin Jr Diocese of Nebraska December PRIESTh ORDAINED BY BISHOP LEWIS
CHURCHES CONSECRATED Lowell Bostick Harlan
Church of the Epiphany Richmond November 1981 Bishop Hall
LAY READERS LICENSES ISSUED 384 22S 229
REPORTS MADE TO 187TH COUNCIL
Not recorded in Minutes in full 231 230
1981
REPORT OF THE STANDING COMNITTEE OF annually openly and honestly about this important matter
THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA
ON TNE THE IONK CF THE REGIONS
STATE OF THE CHURCH Ne give thanks to God that mew and positive ministries have aeveiooeu
within many of our Regions this past year in addition to the continuat000 Throughout the year 1981 the members of the Standing Committee have of many effective and existing programs Several factors say have contrib closely examined and considered the spiritual health and stability of this uted to this renewal auch as the heartening concern of ao many macsons geographical area which is known as the Diocese of Virginia that our mission to make Christ known requires ministry and orogram beyond
We have spent many days and hours in consideration of problems and what an individual pariah can do the Diocesan long range planning
issues which have come to us as part of our constitutional and/or canoni process in precipitating revised Regional goals and the threat of
cal duties From myriad list of concerns all of which are important to dissolution of Regions at our last Council in causing reconeodecocion of
the health and liveliness of the Diocese of Virginia we have aettled upon Regional purpose
five matters each of which merits especial attention and comment each of From review of the long range plans oi Regions aubmitted to the which is of extreme importance to the quality of life which we are called Executive Board we make the following obseriations while the programs to share as people of God in this place Thus it is in response to what of Regions range in divetsit from craft fair to ministry to odigent we perceive to be the movement of the Noly Spirit in our lives individu street people there is onanimity of purpose expressed by lesions ooonsed ally and corporately that we comment upon the following matters up in the statement to know Christ and to make Nm known onowtng Clergy Salaries Chtiat many Regions ate alike in programs such as joint Vestry dinners The Work of the Regions exchanges of lay leadership sharing Christian Idutstion resources REgional The Work of the Diocesan Commission on Alcoholism their festivals and joint celebrations and confirmations All of these and The Pledge of the Diocese of Virginia to the National Church othet similar efforts facilitate our fellowship and growth in Jesus florist Communication and Community within the Clergy Family In making Chtist known new ministries in Regions include radio soots
on secular radio Regionsponsored positive publicity in the secular press
CLERGY SALARIES and serious searching in several Regions of how best to respond to toe
current return of much welfare work to tee private sector ye mote The Standing Committee heartily endorses minimum salary of public
that several Regions are developing their own stewardship teams to assist $15000.00 not including housing and travel allowances for priests who their constituent churches which we trust demonstrates the fruit of af have been ordained three years or longer as recommended by the Compen fective Diocesan leadership in this ares Ne also take heart in renewed sation Committee authorized by the 186th Annual Council Also of im
ministry which is ondetway in several Regions portance is the salary structure for deacons and for priests with less college
than three of from years experience which we also endorse We note that the In summary while the level of ministry in Regions ranges on
and recommendations of the Committee have the the os cessutoblo report Compensation approval tense to minimal it is our belief that Regiooal structure
of Bishop Hall and we encourage each congregation to move as quickly as stronger and mote effective in its purpose now than at any ocoer time
the of possible to meet recommendations the committee and bishop using and that future plans would suggest even mote positive growth
dioceaan and other resource people for assistance as needed In view of
unstable economic conditions vestries and clergy are urged to communicate -1
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THE PLEDGE OF THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA TO THE NATIONAL CHURCH THE WORK OF THE DIOCESAN COI84ISSION ON ALCOHOLISM
When the Plan of Giving was adopted by the After Virginia Proportionate year of hard work the Commission on Alcoholism made an out Annual Council of the Diocese of Virginia meeting at St Pauls standing report to the 186th Council of 162nd the Oioceae of Virginia Part of Oioceae asked for and received Church Eichmond on May 1516 1957 our that report included recommended Oiocesan policy on alcoholiam and other from the National Church to be released from the quota end as subatance abuae which was permission introduced amended and passed One part of required by National Canon so that our Diocese and each pariah or that directed sessment policy each parish church and institution in the Oiocese of work mission could give in thanksgiving proportion of our income to the Virginia to have written policy relating to the use of alcoholic beverages that time was of the Church outside our boundaries The goal enunciated at If response to this one directive can be taken as any indication it would of 5050 giving i.e dollar given outside for each dollar spent that that appear many congregations and institutions do not consider the matter This was based on the biblical injunction to love ones neighbor of alcoholism within to be of high priority As of midOecember only fortysir oneself In order to give weight to our words and to be en example to parishes had indicated as to the Commission on Alcoholism that they have taken each our Diocese officially adopted that goal end set about specific action the parishes of income to the National Church reach year to raise the percentage given It is clear that the thrust of the work of the Commission and the in the 1970 ing high water mark of approximately 43% year of the subsequent adoption Oiocesan policy was to increase the awareness of At the level however this example has been relatively in alcoholism parochial as major debilitating disease within our society and as is the 25 of the Virginia Plan only two congrega perhaps to be effective During years expected changes in awareness come slowly tions have achieved the 5050 goal In 1980 the average percentage
significant start has been made Diocesan policy has been that adopted achieved by 98 reporting congregations was 7.85% This does not mean and vestries have considered the implications at the pariah level new excite If the Virginia Plan is ineffective It does continue to bring indeed awareness of this problem is to be increased it is incumbent upon ment to stewardship and new freedom from mere legalism all leaders who are already aware of the dangers of alcoholism to healthy in However the Diocese has subjected itself to new legalism regard to hold society before all clear challenge to recognize the wolf masquer Council to the principle of 5050 giving The 186th Annual adopted ading as and to sheep join together in action to attack aggressively outside the Oioceee be in resolution that the percentage of income given this destructive disease of 35% creased by 3% each year over 5year period from base in 1981
The Church must take the initiative in teaching that the fullness of the realities of until 50% is reached This is decision which ignores life promised by our Lord includes healthy mind body and soul Not to leaves the giving at the individual and parochial levels and aimply the recognize danger to wholeness presented by the abuse of alcohol is to it is doubtful Diocese in atate of financial frustration and guilt because be naive to the point of irresponsibility The members of the Commiasion that the goal can be achieved are to be commended for their work in making us aware of this issue and for Plan en effective plan of We muat then ask Is the Virginia providing specific educational information on both diagnosis and treatment We believe that it is for in toe years l92 to The Christian stewardship Standing Committee commends this effort as one of the most significant rose 90.2% total 1981 total income to the churches of the Diocese by of l9gl and further urges all persona in leadership roles within the and the from those churchea pledges to those churches rose by 98.1% pledges Diocese of Virginia to utilize their influence to increase our awareness to rhe Diocese to the Diocese rose by 73.2% In 1980 end 1981 the pledges of the dangers of alcohol abuse to the churches rose at greeter percentage rare than the pledges ______
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Thus the Virginia Plan has much to cormeend it It is only the 5050 of catchphrase giving which is out of touch with raising money it must always be reality No amot deeper commitment to Jesus Christ of sloganeering can make diocesan budget do what the and His Church As St Paul wrote to the churches of that Christians in Corinth Diocese have been what is unable to do and only one church in 1981 seek nor yours but you 1% Cot approached 1214 To the extent that our 5050 The giving illusion of thst goal ought to be removed from financial stewardship encourages and reflects that our deepening commitment stewardship planning at once The it will have Standing Committee therefore succeeded To the extent that it reco simply raises mote money mends no action be by this Council on the proposal of the 186th Annual we may richer monetarily but we will be Counj.j poorer in spirit that the level of giving to the National Church be set at 38% for 1982 for the sake of simply meeting legalistic requirement
COMMUNICATION AND COMMUNITY WtTHIN Does THE CLERGY FAMILY this mean then that the Diocese should do no more than accept the We address the areas of quota and assessment given by the National coumlunication and in Church We do not believe community the Diocese that it within the context of the means that at all but it does mean that clergy family since we believe that certainly we can give no it is here that the iaaues are most lees than that asking at whatever coat to visible and because the Diocesan program for National clergy are by nature both models and leaders of the Church programs are just as much our own people We wish to assert programs as anything we do within at the outset however that out basic concern is our Diocesan boundaries The Standing Committee the whole people of the recommends that any increase Diocese What ever we have to say about in the pledge to the National Church should communication and in the correspond to the percentage community clergy family has appropriate increase of the churches parallels in the lives of the pledge to the Diocese The stewardship thrust laity of the Diocese and whatever benefits which the Diocese should be on the might accrue to the clergy narrowing gap between the 98.1% increase in family through more ef fective pastoral communication pledges to the congregations and the 73.2% increase sad within the growth of in the pledges of those stronger community we earnestly hope and same congregations to the work of the believe will also be Diocese and the National Church We experienced as blessings in the lives of our laity are the Body of Christ and the abundance of one member must be shared by all
For many many years the Diocese of Communf cation Virginia always gave more to the
National Church tnan we were asked to Let Part of give us return to that practice family life ia for the individual members of the family to as the first priority of Diocesan ahare with stewardship The National Church is others not only the significant events of their lives but also where we our giving not where we end their hopes it As second step let us convictions joys fears interests talents worries plans commit ourselves to with the and sharing National Church whatever percentage excitements It is in part this sharing which nourishes the sense increase in pledges the Diocese receives from of our congregations To do that community reveals to others who ye are enlarges our horizons and effectively let us strengthen our present effort to teach pr000rtionate enables us to respond to the others at their special points of need or at the giving individual and congregational levels Nembers of the Execu strength
tive Board have already committed themselves individually to the biblical The clergy of family the Diocese has various means of principle of the tithe communication Nany other individuals in the Diocese and many telephone letter conferences The Virginia Churchman The Communique the congregations already give beyond that level and others should be encouraged Clericus regional and other meetings and personal to do so engagements
Too often as whole family to In the response another person is im end however our first priority can never be simoly the possible because what might be respohded to is not known it is not known because it has not been communicated Granted that privacy is often in oroer 236 237
are too often elevated as paragons inatead of being accepted as in family it is also true that families sharing must be in order for the family with human needs which have as much tight to be met as the next pet to be family In our persons Diocese family communications are too often hap isolate ourselves out of fear of rejection inability to accept hazard restricted as within sonsorwe geographically regions screened out by clay feet or because we do not know how to do otherviae editing or withheld because of the that our supposition no one would care or
simply because thete is oo ready channel of communication When illness or atrife beset our livea our family members often know
about it and cannot therefore pray for ua or express their love often nothing Similarly too what is communicated is sterile repetition of and concern from whatever geographical distance or proximity there may be what has already been said elsewhere it is communication which attempts the of joy is sporadic and constricted Even when the to serve similarly sharing organizational needs rather than personal and family ones and ita family in ones neighborhood or Region is involved the Diocesan family style tends to define what is clergy presented aa the acceptable form and what ate ia we are brothers and sisters in Christ the often notyet acceptable limits of communication within the Diocesan family
The normal crises of individual life of married life of parenting When child is born in the family within one Region members of the and of professional career are too often aeen not as opportunitiea for family in snothet Region should have chance to rejoice in that new birth and but ma events to be feared as signs of When illness mutual support encouragement or death strike in one Region the family in another Region weakneaa our high calling or as threats to our future in the or we wish unbecoming would believe to be able to sympathize and support The hopes of we are reluctant to share them within the family our and dained ministry Thua Biahopa the challenges which they wish to offer us deserve wider and
more direct and as we would to access to the clergy family than to be filtered solely through Coping mechanisma are as creative as prosaic expect auch groups as the Deans and the Executive Board and the clergy family find among intelligent dedicated sinful holy depresaed joyful and
deaervea to have these extramarital hopes and challenges in mote direct and petaonal forma quietly desperate Chriatiana lay support groups intimate than the present modes of communication permit Reciprocally the members liaisons the bottle intensified busyness prayer stiff upper lip psy
of the that these clergy family need not only access to each other but also direct chotherapy giving up and joining some new cause tWe note may and personal way to ahare visions and realitiea with our Biahopa also be undertaken not out of desperation
life within the clergy family could be enriched by sharing tensions Community could be ameliorated prevention could more often make remedy unnecessary We are family bound together by the common ties of ordination of better within our unity might overcome eatrangement and we might discover being married to those who are ordained of being the children of those who how to model family life for our congregations are Diocesan clergy family ordained by an organizational structure which calls us together periodi
to conduct the Churcha which we need the faith in God it would cally business and to seek for mutual support in Do we have the resources the channels planned and apontaneous fellowship and in growth opportunities such aa take the trust in each other which would be required through
and not to but am Clergy Spouse conferencea by our common faith by our pledgea to aerve which change might proceed Certainly perfection just
God and to look and that is sufficient if we wish to undertake to our Bishops as chief pastors and by the uniqueness of certainly in good measure our tolea among human beings the challenge
bound Though by these family ties in our Diocese the spectre of The great human need in our time and place is meaningful community lonelineaa ia too often hidden the by buayneaa of holinesa There ia too Church we To recreate this continually is high calling for the and often program to be promoted when what is moat needed ia sympathetic believe fot the Diocese and its people heart listening ear and an understanding word The clergy and their 238 239
THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA
OFFICIAL ACTS OF THE STANDING COMMITTEE 1981 Resectfully submitted January 25 1981 to January 31 1982 by the members of the Standing Committee of the Diocese of TO THE ELECTION AND CONSECRATION OF Virginia CONSENTED
to be The Very Revd OKelley Whitaker Bishop Coadjutor The Revd William Brake Jr Daniel Kelly Esq of Central Hew York President Capt Janet Maguire Alaska The Revd George Clinton Harris to be Bishop of The Revd Robert Ball Jr DSN ret Revd be The Very Charles Sydnor Jr Mrs Robert Kern The Revd Alden Moinet Hathaway to Bishop Coadjutor of Pittsburg The Kevd John Frizzell Jr Hr William Shubatt of Kansas The Very Revd Raby Edwards John Paul Causey Jr Esq The Revd Richard Frank Grain to be Bishop The Revd Dr Edward Morgan III William Johnston III Esq The Revd John Forsythe Ashby to be Bishop of Western Secretary Kansas
The Venerable Canon Henry Boyd Hucles III to be Suffragan Bishop of Long Island
The Revd Clarence Nicholas Coleridge to be Suffragan Bishop of Connecticut
be The Revd William Bradford Turner Hastings to Suffragan Bishop of Connecticut
of The Revd Donald Maynard Hultstrand to be Bishop Springfield
The Revd Armando Roman Guerra Soria to be Bishop of Guatemala
CONSENTED TO
of The election of Bishop Coadjutor for the Diocese Maryland
The election of Bishop Coadjutor for the Diocese of New Jersey
The election of Bishop Coadjutor for the Diocese of Bethlehem
APPROVED BISHOP HALLS REQUEST TO ORDAIN TO THE PRIESTHOOD
The Revd Paula Swaebe Kettlewell The Revd Lowell Bostick Harlan The Revd Darlene Duryea Tittle The Revd William Sutherland Stafford The Revd Robert Blackington Jr The Revd Andrew Merrow 240 241 APPROVED BISHOP HALLS REQUEST TO ORDAIN TO THE DIACONATE REPORT OF THE BOUNDARIES COMWITTEE-1982
Robert Blackington Jr Neal Goldsborough Andrew Committee of the four Dioceses of the Merrow The Boundaries Virginias William their several Councils to the demo Stafford was charged by upgrade John Edward the Two held 1981 Wilier raphics of Virginias meetings were during Darlene Hr from the Diocese of Tittle July and September Lloyd Addington Janice Bracken jrginia Futurist whose expertise is in social demographics David Naff conducted study for the committee that included Amy Larkjn Updating population and Episcopal membership demographics for Virginia and West Virginia all population information APPROVED BISHOP and official State HALLS REQUEST THAT was based on U.S Census planning BECONE THE FOLLOWING CANDIDATES FOR HOLY ORDERS POSTU1NTS documents Episcopal information was based on official records provided by each Diocese Jonathan Bryan Randall Clingenpeel Identifying popularion and Episcopal menbership chances Robert Dendtler between 1970 and 1980 Hancella Warren Ann Stribling Projectino population and Episcopal membership to 1990 and Victoria Heard 2000 Projections were calculated by projecting rates of Patricia Geerdes change Rates of change are the most stable and consistent Joyce Bowne ly reliable factors used by forecasters Nicholas Cooke iii Wesley Hinton basis assumption adopted by Hr Addington that turmoil in the Church will slowly subside had the effect of moderating the rates of change in the out years APPROVED BISHOP HALLS APPOINTMENT OF Various demographic combinations population and The Revd Craig Diddle III Episcopalians were analyzed The overriding observation to be Dean of Region IX based on the statistical data developed in the study was that the Episcopal Church in the Virginias is not keeping APPROVED BISHOP increase HALLS NOMINATION up with the overall population Between 1970 DEANS OF OF THE FOLLOWING REGIQ IN 1982 TO BE and 1980 population in the Virginias increased by 900238 while Episcopal membership total baptized declined by 2238 The projected population projections moderately The Very Revd Charles favoring the church indicate that the Episcopal member The Sydnor Jr Very Revd Vincent Region ship during the same period can be expected to increase by The Hodge C.A Very Revd Grant Sherk Region II less than 4500 The Jr Very Revd Robert Region III Moody The ReVd Region The when John Millen IV demographic combinations portrayed geographically The Very Revd Region on show wide variety of relationships between Richard Stinson D.Min maps The Very Revd Region VI and but with no consistent David JOnes population change Episcopal change The Very Revd Michael Region VII patterns surfacing Further analysis of the geographic The Moore Very Revd Region VIII relationships provide no conclusive explanation as to why Craig Diddle III D.Min The Very Revd Region some areas have an increase in and William Buttrick IX Episcopalians why The Revd Region others have loss Clayton Matthews The Revd Malcolm Turnbull Region XI The Very Revd Region conclusion of to the Boundaries Committee Charles Rowe XII The significance The Very Revd Thomas Region XIII that was drawn from the demographic update study is that The Clay Very Revd Region XIV there is no reason to adjust Stuart Henderson compelling demographically Region XV boundaries but these reasons would not be supportable by the demographics The demographic study can be used effectively to adjust boundaries or create additional dioceses to achieve greater operating efficiency i.e shorter lines of communication more centralized See City better demographic balances among the dioceses etc but changes based on demographics alone will not ensure greater effectiveness
The Boundaries Committee accepted the demographic study and the conclusion that the demographics indicate no compelling reason to adjust boundaries 242 243 The Committee was discharaed av1nq accomplished its stated purpose
Copies of Vr Addingtons study containing detailed statistical tables and was maps provided to all members of the Committee The lollowing is list of those members
Diocese of Virginia
The Revd Fletcher Lowe Jr Nra Walter Craigie Jr Mr Lloyd Addington The Revd Heyward MacDonald Bishop Robert Hall D.D
Diocese of Southern Virginia
Mr Richard Dunton Mrs Samuel Davis Jr Wary The Revd John Jordan The Revd Robert Morrison Jr Bishop Charles Vache D.D
Diocese of West Virginia
He Nary Fish Mrs Gloria Carr The Revd Franklin Carr Bishop Robert Atkinson D.D
Diocese of Southwestern Virginia CONFIRMATIONS Mr llliam Hubbard AND RECEPTIONS The Revd Holmes rving Mrs Lillian St Clair Blackford The Revd James Cunningham Bishop Heath Light D.D
APPEND
In November at the House of Bishops meeting the four 7irginias Bishops and the Bishop of Maryland met and re auested Mr Addington to expand his Virginias study to include the Diocese of Maryland the Diocese of Washington and possibly the Diocese of Easton with specific goal of making suogestions as to what would be the beet way to reorganis lines urlsdictional irrespective of political and nistorrcal considerations This new study is currently underway with an axnected completion date of late spring 214 CONFIRMATIONS AND TECEPTIONS 1981 245 CONFIRMATIONS AND RECEPTIONS
CONFIRMATIONS BISHOP ROBERT HALL BISHOP OF SERVICES AND RECEPTIONS 1A RE_AFFIRMATIONS NUMBER Robert Hall S2 964 83 David Jr 11 Grace Kilmarnock Lewis 57 615 74 Jan Church Robert Gibson Jr 65 Jan 13 St Matthews Sterling 32 Samuel Chilton 18 Thomas Church McLean 14 132 2l Jan St lots Beden 45 Feb St Aidans Church Alexandria lenry Hucles III Feb Olivet Church Franconia 10 irevor Huddleston 12 Feb 15 St Annes Parish Church Scottsville lrnold Lewis 68 Mar St Johns Church McLean 34 iilliae Ilarmion 3D Mar 11 St Peters Church Purcellville William Spofford Mar 15 Good Shepherd Burke 65 John delker Mar 16 St Andrews Church Burke 20 132 1934 Mar 22 Abingdon Church White Marsh Mar 25 Trinity Church Fredericksburg 17 Mar 29 Calvary Church Front Royal DENOMINATIONAL BACKGROUND OF THOSE CONFIRMED AND RECEIVED Apr St Peters Church New Kent Apr- St Pauls Memorial Charlottesville 15 Assembly of God Christ Church Charlottesville at St Pauls Baptist 169 Memorial Charlottesville Brethren Apr 12 St Johns Church West Point Christian 14 Apr 15 St Stephens Church Culpeper Christian Reformed Emmanuel Church Rapidan at St Stephens Church Christ Scientist Culpeper Church of Christ 22 Albans Annandale Discisles 19 Apr St Church Church of England 10 Apr 26 Emmanuel Church Woodstock Community Church May Church of the Holy Comforter Vienna 20 23 Congregationalist 17 May St Annes Church Reston Covenant St Matthews Church Sterling at St Annes Dutch Reformed Church Reston 44 Episcopal 1032 May 10 All Saints Church Richmond Evangelical May 17 Pohick Church Lorton 33 Holiness Church May 24 Christ Church Winchester 36 Jewish Chsrch May 28 Truro Church Fairfax 141 Latter Day Saints May 31 Church of the Resurrection Alexandria 30 Lutheran 62 St Lukes Church Alexandria at Church of the Mennonite Resurrection Alexandria Moravian Church Jun St Margarets Church Woodbridge 11 Orthodox Jun St Barnabas Church Annandale 17 Polish National Catholic Jun 16 Grace Church Keswick
Presbyterian 13 St Thomas Church Orange at Grace Church Roman Catholic 21i Keswick
Russian Orthodox Jun 21 St Johns Church Centreville
Ukranien Orthodos Jun 21 St Pauls Church Richmond 11 Union Church of Lebanon Jul 19 St James Church Leesburg 16 Usited Church of Cananda Sep 13 St Pauls Church Haymarket United Methodist 177 Sep 20 Church of Our Saviour Oatlands 11 Church No Affiliation Sep 27 All Saints Church Triangle Dale City 933 Oct 13 Cople Parish Church Hague at the Mayo Memorial Church House Richmond Oct 18 Grace Church Alexandria 10 Oct 19 St Peters Church Oak Grove Oct 19 St James Church Montross
Oct 25 Kingston Parish Church Mathews 11 Nov St James Church Richmond 23 Nov Eoreanuel Church Richmond Nov 11 St Pauls Church Falls Church Nov 18 St Johns Church Tappahannock Nov 22 Trinity Church Arlington 14 St Georges Church Arlington at Trinity Church Arlington 246 247 BISHOP ROBERT HALL Contd BISHOP DAVID LEWIS JR Contd DATE PLACE NUMBER PLACE 118 ER Nov 29 Grace Church Brenio Bluff Dec St Pauls Church Richmond Jun 14 St Johns Church King George at St Geornes Church of the Messiah Highland Springs at St Church Fredericksburg Pauls Church Richmond Jun 21 Christ Church liliwood 11 Annandale Christ Grace and Holy Trinity Church Richmond at St St Barnabas Church at Church Pauls Church Richmond Millwood Westover Parish 25 Church Charles City at St Jun 28 Trinity Church anassas Pauls Church Richmond Jun 29 Meade Memorial Church Alexandria at Goodwin St Johns Alexandria Church Richmond at St Pauls Church House Richmond Aug Ware Church Gloucester Dec Grace and Holy Trinity Church Richmond Aug St Peters Church Port Royal 10 Dec 10 Grace Church Keswick at the Mayo Memorial St Asaphs Church Bowling Green at St Peters Church House Richmond Church Port Royal Dec 13 St Pauls Church Richmond Vawters Church Loretto at St Peters Church 16 Dec 13 Church of the Creator Richmond ort Royal Dec 20 Church of the 16 Church of Our Ilontpelier Aoostles Fairfax 149 Aug Saviour Aug 16 Aqula Church Stafford Aug 23 All Saints Church Alexandria BISHOP DAVID LEWIS JR Aug 30 Leeds Church Markham Sep 13 St James Church Montross Jan St Patricks Church Falls Church Sep 13 St Pauls Church Nomini Grove Jan 11 Charlottesville St Timothys Church Herndon 36 Sep 20 Trinity Church St 23 Johns Arlincton Matthews Church Sterling at St Timothys Sep St Church Church Herndon Oct 11 St James Church Louisa Jan 18 St Marys Church Colonial Beach Oct 18 St Lukes Church Remineton 26 Feb Church of St Clement Alexandria Oct 25 Emmanuel Church Harrisonburq Feb St James Church Mount Vernon Nov Grace Church Berryville Feb 22 16 St Marys Church Arlington Nov St Pauls Church ivy Mar St Ioodstock at Grace Church The Lukes Church Alexandria 34 Nov 11 Emmanuel Church Mar Westover Parish Church Charles City Plains Mar St Pauls Church 4est Point Piedmont Parish Church Marshall at Grace Church Mar lB Martins The Plains St Church Richmond 11 Apr St Stephens Richmond Nov 15 Wiconiico Church ficomico Church Church 74 Apr 12 St Dunstans Church McLean Nov 18 Trinity Church Washinqton 22 Apr 21 St Marys Church Fleeton Nov 19 Truro Church Fairfax 20 Apr 26 St Marys Church Richmond Nov 22 Varina Church farina Apr 26 St Matthews Church Richmond Nov 29 Christ Ascension Richmond 28 30 Apr Church of Our Saviour Charlottesville Dec St Stephens Church Catlett May St Georges Church Stanley Dec Grace Church Casanova Christ Church Luray at St Georges Church Dec 13 Christ Church Gordonsville 11 Stanley Dec 13 Emmanuel Church Richmond St Pauls 20 Richmond 15 Church Inghan at St Georges Church Dec St Phillips Church Stanley Dec 27 St Andrews Church Arlington May 10 Church of the Epiphany Richmond 10 May St Andrews Church Richmond 14 May 17 St Thomas Church Orange BISHOP ROBERT GIBSON JR May 19 Christ Church Charlottesville 12 cc May 21 Trinity Church Lancaster May 24 St Marys Church Richnond St 14 Emmanuel Richmond 12 Marys Church Lively at Trinity Church Jun Church Lancaster Oct 18 Holy Crdss Nfton Greenwood at Cross Afton 10 Grace Church Kilmarnock at Trinity Church Emmanuel Church Holy Lancaster Dec The Falls Church Falls Church at The Falls May 24 Church of the Holy Comforter Richmond 12 St Pauls Church Alexandria Church May 28 Pauls Falls Church St Church Alexandria 12 31 May St Michael Church Arl ington Jun The Falls Church Falls Church 22 Jun 14 St Georges Church Fredericksburg 17 St Pauls Church Owens at St Georges Church Fredericksburg 248
BISHOP SAMUEL CHILTON 249
DATE PLACE
Jan 18 Manassas Trinity Church 12 Apr Eninanuel Church Middleburg Our Redeemer Aldie at Emmanuel lliddleburq May 15 Church of the Fairfax Apostles 52 May 20 Peters St Church Arlington 11 24 St Andrews May Church Arlington 10 Jun 11 InmianuelontheHill Alexandria 16 Jun 12 St Christophers Church Springfield 21
BISHOP JOHN BADEN
17 May Christ Church Alexandria 42 St Paul Church Alexandria at Christ Church Alexandria
Jun 21 Christ Church Winchester
BISHOP HENRY HUCLES III Aug Ware Church Gloucester REP0 RTS
BISHOP TREVOR HUDDLESTON
SU3PITTID PRiOR RI Apr 22 St Michaels Church Arlington RYE 78701 4IfIUAL 000ficli 011010
BISHOP ARNOLD LEWIS
Jan 18 St Bartholomews Church Richmond 11 Mar St James Church Richmond 16 Mar 29 St Johns Church Richmond May 10 Christ Church Charlottesville 29 Nov St Martins Church Richmond
BISHOP WiLLiAM MARMION
Nov 22 Christ Church Alexandria 30
BISHOP WILLIAM SPOFFORD
May 30 St Peters Church Purcellville at The National Cathedral Washington D.C
BISHOP JOHN WALKER
Dec 20 Church of the Apostles Fairfax 250 251 REPORT OF THE FOLLOWUP COMMITTEE
THAT THERE BE COMMITTEE ON THEOLOGICAL ISSUES
At the direction of the 186th Annual Council of the Diocese of ACTION The Bishop will appoint such committee as Virginia the Bishop was requested to appoint FollowUp need arises and the coordinator and convenor Committee to advise the Bishop concerning recommendations con of the committee is The Revd Milton LeRoy tained in the Standing Committees Report Some of the recommendations could be implemented by the Bishop on his own VI DIOCESAN STRUCTURE PROPOSALS Reyional Councils clegy authority and others were to be considered by him and the Follow.. members of diocesan ornanizations and others were re Up Committee and then acted sent to upon or the 187th Annual quested to consider the kind of diocesan structure which Council for Its action they feel to be viable and were asked to consider this tatter within the context of Councils discussion between Council the adopted following resolution regions on the one hand and proposed deaneries on the other Overwhelmingly the response was in favor of THEREFORE BE IT that this RESOLVED 186th Annual Council the present regional structure of the Diocese of Virginia consents to the request of thE Bishops of the three Virginia Dioceses and the Bishop of ACTION The committee recommends that no action be West Virginia that they appoint joint committee to up taken Thus there is no need for any change date the demographics of the previous boundary study and in the method of electing members to the report its findings to the Bishops and to the Councils Executive Board by their next Annual Meetings vii That the Executive Board should establish and carry out the of the Diocese by establishing on-roing ACTION The Committee was formed of representatives program committees specifically Christian Education Mission from the three Virginia dioceses and the Diocese and Evancelism Christian Social Relations Stewardsnip of West Virginia and its study concluded that Council and others as needed there have been no significant demographic touth Campus Ministry changes during the past ten years ACTION The Executive Board has established committee under the leadership of The RevS Milton The Bishops have requested Mr Lloyd Addington to facilitate Christian Education in the member of the Demographics Committee from the LeRoy Diocese and Social Concerns Committee is in Diocese of Virginia to begin study of the of Hr LeRoy jurisdictional boundaries of all the dioceses the process being organized by Youth Ministries of Virginia Maryland and West Virginia and Stewardship Ministries/Campus to Aging Alcoholism will eventually become report to the bishops any suggestions con etc more related to the Executive Board cerning the realignment of jurisdictional lines directly which might result from his study of the Diocese
II ADDITIONAL EPISCOPAL ASSISTANCE The Bishop employed The VIII DISPATCH OF BUSINESS COMMITTTEE OF THE COUNCIL Revd Vance Johnsons consulting organization Institute for Organizational Research to Development Inc study ACTION Upon the recommendation of Bishop Lewis and the House and Alexandria Mayo Offices staff an as the Committee on Council 1982 it is re result new job descriptions were written for all staff commended that no Dispatch of Business members Committee be appointed for the conduct of the business and agenda of Council ACTION Bishop Hall decided against additional episcopal assistance Ix THAT COMMITTEES OF THE COUNCIL BE APPOINTED BY THE BISHOPS WITH THE ADVICE OF THE DEANS FROM AMONG THE III EXECUTIVE ASSISTANCE FOR THE BISHOP DELEGATES
ACTION The Bishop has hired The Revd Allen Brown Jr ACTION The Deans were notified in April requesting as his executive assistant who will begin his that recommendations for Committees of Council duties in midDecember 1981 from throughout the regional structures be forwarded by the Deans to the Bishop and IV THAT THERE BE PROGRAM COORDINATOR ON THE BISHOPS STAFF Mr Palmer Bishop Lewis and Bishop Hall In the realignment of diocesan staff The Revd jobs appointed committees of Council using the names Milton LeRoy The Revd Charles Johnson and of persons submitted by the Deans as well as Mr Bernard Johnson will fulfill the functions en those names submitted by parish clery etc visaged in the job of Coordinator Program from among the Council Delegates
ACTION No action recommended RCLLOWUP COMMITTEE
Mr Garland Clarke The Very RevS Baby Edwards Hr William Johnston III Mrs Walter Leech Hr Walter Tinsley The Rt Revd Robert Hail 253 REPORT OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD 252 The Executive Board at its February 1981 organizational COMMITTEE REPORT the 186th Annual Council implemented the THE STANDING eetiflg following ON THE recommti0fl of the Standing Committee by electing the Cishop CHURCH Board STATE OF THE president the Executive
by many ccrrmnts 1981 it is my very strong impression supported the course of the past rear from Executive Board members during and one that administratively that this is good arrangment of sense should add too that ave makes great deal of the Executive Board and enjoyed presiding at the meetings the members of the Standino take this of thanking them in your behalf Throughout this year wish to opportunity and considered the spiritual the and for real devotion to Committee have closely examined for good attendance at meetings area which is of the Diocese health and stability of this geographical the work and Program known as the Diocese of Virginia President the At the same time that the Bishop became Acts which will be listed Bernard Johnson was appointed the In addition to our Official Executive Board Mr Annual Council we have spent coordinator of the Boards work and to in the Journal of the 187th president to be the issues which this ror consideration of problems and the of Mr Palmer who had held position many hours in take place of our constitutional and/or have come to us as part many years or resolutions re canonical duties e.g questions Council interviewing of this report is summary of significant ferred by the 186th Annual The remainder Orders and the Candidacy and Holy actions of the Executive Board during 1981 as compiled applicants for Postulancy with the members of the joint work and cooperation coordinator Commission on Ministry The Rt Revd Robert Hall S.D issues all of which President The Executive Eoarc From list of items and myriad Diocese of health and liveliness of the are important to the five matters each of which Virginia we have settled upon each of which is of extreme im SIGNIFICANT ACTIONS merits especial comment called to share of life which we are portance to the quality to in this Thus it is in response durino 1981 as people of God place The Executive Board held total of eleven meetings movement of the Holy Spirit in to review what we perceive to be the of which was an overnight meeting at Shrine Mont we single one and corporately that units of the our lives individually the program proposals submitted by the planning for comment out the following matters Diocese of Virginia to from the Diocese Hall assured the The pledge At its February organizational meeting Bishop National Church VII Section the Presidency of the Executive Board under Canon elected yalter revised by the 186th Annual Council It Mr Commission on Alcoholism as The work of the Diocesan VicePresident Mr James Davis Tinsley of Region VIII as Holcoinbe Palmer as III of Region VI as Secretary and Mr in the Diocese of Virginia The work of the Regions Coordinator/Recorder In July Mr Bernard Johnson the to relace Diocesan staff was elected as Coordinator/Recorder Clergy Salaries Mr Palmer the Clergy Family Communication and Community in Committee of the Board that The Board also named an Executive for the next meeting would meet separately to set the agenda that the most effective presentation It is our belief handle items that could be reported back to te resultful demonstration and to any issues as well as the most consisted 0r tie of these with the Executive Board for action The committee personal sharing of our concern will be through Tinsley Mr James Davis than through ViceChairman Mr Waiter the 187th Annual Council rather and Mr e1ner delegates to Journal Secretary The Revd Gerald Riley of Region III report in the preCouncil 1981 are the means of printed Other significant actions of the Board during Jr follows The Revd Nilliam Brake president the Approved the renovation of the Diocesan Headquarters to be financed from income rom Mayo Memorial Church House the George Ross Trust Fund
Committee to review the corn Appointed Compensation results of which were vub sation of parish clergy the in the fall of 1981 lished throughout the Diocese
the process for Approved and carried out plao.ning 255 254
Oioceee which resulted in the booklet entitled The REPORT OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD Proposed Program of the Diocese of Virginia for 1982 OF THE which was forwarded to all members of Council COIJHCIL OF THE DIOCESE OF VIRGIMIA
Upon proper application approved requests for borrowin- by churches in the Diocese as follows Council referred Resolution R5 from Region 10 The 186th Annual Christ Church Spotsylvania $100000 Board report to the 187th Annual to the Executive requiring to Council The Executive Board presents the following report St Timuthys Herndon $360000 Council the 187th Annual
Approved the employment of an Executive Assistant to the Resolution R5 Bishop
Approved the reorganization of responsibilities of Diocesan staff and published service directory to be WHEREAS of the Boards of Diocesan Related Organizations used throughout the Diocese many elect their membership from qualified nominees pre sented to them by the Diocesan Council and Authorized the Treasurer of the Diocese to establish N.O.W Savings account in the name of the Diocese WHEREAS the nomination lists so presented often represent double slates and Reeffirmed the statement of the Executive Board adopted in 1980 in regard to stewardship which reads as follows WHEREAS elimination of nominees who have been asked and agreed to serve if elected has caused some un Consistent with the Virginia Plan of Proportionate of qualified persons to be nominated Giving the individual members of the Executive Board willingness especially some who have been eliminated in the of the Diucese of Virginia personally commit themselves past and to the Biblical tithe as the minimum standard of individual giving and commend the same to all the people WHEREAS this process reduces the availability of qualified of the Diocese Related persons for service on Diocesan Organizations
Approved the transfer of the responsibility for two parcels BE IT RESOLVED that the Committee on Related Organizations of abandoned property in Louisa County from the Vestry and address this process prior to the 1981 Diocesan Trustees of St James Louisa to the Trustees of the Council prior to its adjournment Diocese of VirgiDia REPORT- 10 Planned supported and carried out stewardship meeting for the Diocese on September 19 at Trinity Church of the charters of all organizations separately in Fredericksburg which 151 members of the Diocese attended study corporated yet still related to the diocese show that it is normative for two nominations to be required for each vacant 11 Approved the renaming of the Great Falls Episcopal Church clot the legal terms of the charters themselves in Great Falls Virginia to St Francis Church Great Falls the councils The diocesan process for nominations though 12 Approved amendment to the 1981 budget in order to pay for the Committee on Related Organizations has resulted in making more cost of printing and distributing new clergy manual for members of the diocese available in the workings of these for Diocese and moving expenses for The Revd Allen Brawn The Committee studying this issue feel that the the Executive Assistant to the organizations Jr Bishop additional comments process should remain as it is with two 13 Approved the action of the Committee on Missionary Outreach first the more involvement by regions and churches in making and Churches Under Supervision of the Bishop to bring to nominations the better the process will work Second an close the work of St.Davids Church Manassas unfortunate byproduct of the selection process of our society as whole is that not all qualified persons can or may serve 14 Approved reorganizational structure of the present Camps the only way around this is even mnre limited aingle elate Conferences Youth and Campus Ministries into three sub nominationa or appointment neither one of which is desirable committees of the Executive Board namely the Committee on or intended to enhance diocesan involvement Camps and Conferences the Committee on Youth Ministries and the Committee on Campus Ministry 256 257 EXECUTIVE BOARD
THE EXECUTIVE BOARU The 186th Annual Council referred Resolution Rl2 aa sub REPORT OF THE CONHENSATIOH COHHTTTEE mitted the Revd by Robect Prichard to the Executive Board of the Council of the Diocese of Virginia for considera tion and report to the 187th Annual Council Annual The 186th Council adopted resolution whioh direotrd the Executive Board to create Compensation Committee to Resolution R-l2 is as follows review annually cumplats compensation of parish cletuy under the diocese and to recommend annually the minimal standards WHEREAS the Diocese of Virginia has been committed for over of comPensation. and that such recommendations snsll be sent to twenty to of years program proportional parish wardens and published by the Bishnp no bEet than November giving to the diocese rather than system of of each calendar year assessments and guotas and The committee appointed by the Bishop snd the Executive Board WHEREAS the long figure of 50% range parish giving to the met numerous times and with the cmunsel of hnth Bishops hail diocese does not give to the individuai parishes and Lewis presented their findings to the Executive Board short term guidance on diocesan giving at its September meeting and the report as amended was adopted BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED that this Annual Council reguest the of this Bishop Diocese to annually contact each Bishop Hall on September 28 1981 distributed and theta wee parish of the diocese to them both THE indicating the published in VIRGINIA CHURCHHAN the Compensation Committee of income percentage parish given to the diocese in report of the Executive Board for the year 1981 the previous year figure which shall constitute the minimum level of diocesan giving in the current The report and letter from Bishop Hall is as tnllnws and short year term target figure for Percentage of parish budget given to the diocese as determined annually by the Executive Board 28 September 1981
The Executive Board at its February 13 1981 meeting in its consideration determined that it had already addressed part of the content of this resolution namely percentage TO ALL SENIOB WARDENS TREASURERS CANONICALLY BESIDENT CLERGY of parish income given to the diocese This figure has been AND CLERGY UNDER LICENSE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA reguested and appears on the Pledge Card
The Executive Board rejected the latter part of the resolution Dear Brothers snd Sisters in Christ with dealing the short term target figure for percentage of parish budget given to the diocese as determined annually The heart ef my letter to yeu is the report ef the Compensatien Cnmmittee sppeinted by the Executive Board by me this psst winter st the directien of the 188th-Annual Council of the Diocese The report has my hearty approval and has been presented as well for infermation
te the Executive Board ef the Diecese
The committee has attempted te make the report as simple snd straightforward as
possible and thus has not attempted to take very possible situation into considera
certain will find in tion and am that you it helpful considerng clergy compensation
in our Diocese Note too that the dollar amounts are suggested minimums and not maximums
The Review Committee composed of Mr DuVal Dickinson Chairman Mr Richard
Fogg The Bt Revd David Lewis Jr and The Hevd Lynda 11 Stevensotw ill
attempt to help you with questions which may arise concerning any ares of compensa
tion and you should feel free to contact the committee Mr Dickinsons address is 3859 Plank Road Fredericksburg Va 22401 and his telephone nunibers are Office/ 703 7688383 Hesidence/703 7862586
Faithfully 258 259
COMPOSITION OF COMMITTEE PREAMBLE
The Compensation Committee has heen hy Councils resolution to review Committee consisted of the Suffragan Bishop ex officio three clergy four lay persons charged annually The of Diocese of the Dioceae The Committee believea it reflected croae complete compensation parish clergy with the and to recommend annually the the Secretary representative niInj gnd standard of and that such recommendations he Diocese compensation shall sent to the Wardens and section of the the no later than November of each calendar Pariah published by Bishop year clergy ha been defined by the committee as and deacons in full time Respectfully submitted priests engaged ministry in churojj
CONCLUSION Mr DuVal Dickinson Chairman The Revd Lynda Stevenson
The Compensation Committee recommends to the Bishop the following standards of minima MrRicbard Fogg compensation for 1982 The Revd Claud McCauley The Revd Thomas Clay
Salary for deacnns $11000 annually Mr Edgar Prichard
Salary for prieats who have served in the priesthood for three years or Dr Allen Becker less $13200
Salary for priests who have served in the priesthood for more than three years $15000 The Et Revd David Lewis Jr D.D In arriving at the minimum salary the Committee recognized that the established and manda ExOfficio pension assessment comprehensive medical insurance for clergy and dependents and the ter Mr Holcombe Palmer Staff/Secretary life insurance will also be provided
In addition utility allowance sod the provision for housing either as an allowance or providlq of rectory as may be appropriate shaH be made available
Travel is an expense of conducting the ministry and as such is not considered part of r----
aation Reimbursement may take the form of an automobile allowance Other expenses incurr
by clergy in conducting their ministry shall be reimbursed by the church
The Committee recognizes that there are other benefits which sbould be negotiated by the vestry such as days off and vacation sick leave and the Committee further recognizes the
Councils adopted resolution of 1968 which urges vestries to provide two weeks of continuing education per year in addition to the usual vacation time
The Committee further recommends to the Bishop that review process committee be estab lished to assist the churches and the clergy in implementing the minimum compensation
BASIS OF FINDINGS
The Committee reviewed similar compensation studies from eleven Dioceses anslyzed statistics data furnished by the Church Pension Fund and reviewed supplemental data supplied by the Churab
Life Insurance Corporation and the Clergy Deployment Office
Baaed on this data and the Committees knowledge of the Diocese the above conclusions are formulated 261 260
THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA Although we have no historiographer of our diocese have tried to respond would to such inquiries as normally fall to thst office and in this regard have the able assistance of several knowledgeable individuals who have been most RICHMOND VIRGINIA 23220 helpful including my predecessor the Revd Canon George Cleaveland D.D Since the records of the colonial Church of Virginia are treasure trove for genealogical research steady flow of research requests comes to my attention to order to assist these individuals have prepared an updated hat of the whereabouta of the extant colonial registers and vestrybooks and have regularly directed such individuals to the sources of information available within the Commonwealth of Virginia
REPORT REGISTRAR Respectfully submitted
The Constitution of the Diocese of Virginia gives the following description of the duties of the Registrar The Registrar shell receive end preserve under the direction The Revd Allen Coffey of the Council or the Bishop books papers or other documents Registrar bearing upon the history of the Church in the Diocese of Vir ginia and perform such other duties pertaining to his office as may be required of him by the Bishop the Council or the Secretary of the Diocese
Since my appointment by the Bishop in 1979 have undertaken to fulfill my responsibilities in several ways viz
an inventory of the diocesan safe where histordcal documents are kept
updating the dioceses collection of the Journals of Council and the binding of these books in durable covers
verification for legal purposes of the date of Confirmation for several indiv iduals where parochial records had been lost or destroyed
transferring from diocesan Confirmation lists several individuals who were not carried in parochial registers for whatever reasons to the pastoral care of psrochial authorities in other dioceses
responding to inquiries from university and seminary professors desiring to undertske academic historical research relating to the colonial Church of fir ginia by directing them to sources of information within the Commonweslth
returning several colonial servicebooks to the vestries of parishes for pre servation and safekeeping
researching for perishes and individuals the dates/costs of church construction dates of church consecrations names dates of parish clergy dates of Confir_i ation etc
assisting writers journalists engaged in writing about perishes and/or indivi idusls of the colonial Church of Virginia
organizing secure space at the layo Nouse distinct from the Diocesan Library where materials pertaining to the Office of Registrar may be kept and
1D obtaining membership in the National Association of Registrars and HistoriOg rsphers to keep abreast of creative approaches in the Church st Large 263 262
VIRGINIA DIOCESAN HOMES construction of home in the REPORT TO regarding the of their for use of THE 187TH ANNUAL COUNCIL OF THE context long range plans of land on their parish grounds DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 40 acres third project and the one under most immediate consideration has not been publicly announced but architects sketches and mock-up have been The Diocesan Executive Boards request to all Diocesan made of structure that might be built on the related institutions and agencies to develop Long Range land We are now attempting to negotiate agree Plan was very helpful and productive exercise in that it ments and plans which can be announced in early brought Into sharper focus many of the activities of our 1982 on this project board and its committees The Plan will help give sharper priorities and greater sense of timing to our many projects VDH in addition to development of new facilities for development of new facilities and the coordination of pro II and coordination of joint projects has direct gram9 responsibilities to existing facilities As new WC facilities in the Diocese of Virginia come into As the agency of the diocese for the coordination and being we will be the sponsoring body in tandem development of homes for the aging VDH has been with the Presbyterian Homes Inc Each new active in 1981 in facility board will have its own autonomy under the joint sponsorship They will be guided by Participation in joint study and development the Criteria for Future NC Facilities of data processing program for use in five life care facilities The participatinu homes are our House of Richmond own VDH related WestminsterCanterbury House of Westminster-Canterbury as and independent corp Richmond and Goodwin House together with Westminster. operates separate oration It is related to the Diocese of Canterbury of Lynchburg WestminsterCanterbury of Virginia through VDH which elects one half Hampton Roads and Sunnyside Presbyterian Home of of its sixteen member board It is related Harrisonburg Each facility will have its own to the Synod through MPH which hardware with shared software program Considerable Presbyterian elects the other half of its board of trustees economies and efficiencies have and will be The VDH Board of Trustees receives the achieved through this coordinated study purchase minutes of WC of Richmond Trustees meetings and future operation the data processing program and report from its Administrator This structure functions as an in With the continuing growth in demand for life organizational formation and mutual assistance process rather care homes and the formation of community efforts than one of control or direction especially in Kilmarnock and Winchester to establish them definite steps have been taken to Goodwin House is the assist the communities The Executive Committee of single Episcopally home under the full direction and VDH has met with the Executive Committee of sponsored of VDH The Board of Trustees Westminster-Canterbury facilities The criteria responsibility has established Restructure Committee to have to do with the philosophy of development review its organizational structure with the sructure of operation and mission of the church in possibility of establishing Goodwin House as providing life care program in which there is separate corporate entity from its diocesan vigorous fellowship or charitable assistance element sponsoring body thus leaving the New VDH to function as an umbrella sponsoring The second meeting of VDH and MPH was held in late organization for Episcopal homes and jointly November 1981 at the request of the Westminster-- sponsored homes such as the W-C homes The Canterbury group of Kilmarnock officially Restructure Committee chaired by Mr John Rappahannock Westminster-Canterbury to seek Jr of West Point is continuing its approval of their adherence to the criteria for Causey research regarding the legal tax and other NC Homes and to requeat financial assistance from corporate implications of such restructure the sponsoring boards VDH and MPH of up to recommendations they conclude are advisable $20000 each The Executive Committees approved may the Rappahannock project and its funding subject Goodwin House statistics are to their full boards concurrance Current Total Residents in house 281 Residents in Infirmary 72 VDH Board and staff have continued to explore the Total Residents 353 possibilities of developing new life care home in Northern Virginia Whether it would be project of VDH alone or together with MPH has not been decided One site offered by an individual Episcopalian has been researched and has been con fronted with insoluable zoning problems One Episcopal congregation has invited conversations 264 265
Private Patients in Infirmary 20 Total Census New 373 admissions 10181 thru 9308l 34 Applications on waiting list 360 Fellowship Assistance Recipients 51 Fellowship Assistance Funds Applied 8268 226 .00 REPORT OF THE DIOCESAN MISSIONARY Fellowship Assistance Funds from SOCIETY OF THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA Contributions 56729.00
Monthly Rate increase of 9.3% effective 11881 The charter of the Diocesan Missionary Society which was issued in 1875 declares Its purpose to be to assist the your interest and support of VDH is We greatly appreciated protestant Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Virginia in its invite you to visit all our- homes as their number and In the DMS for 1981 as sphere of missionary work plan developed service grows We have every expectation of ex part of the Diocesan planning process the Mission Statement pansion and in growth the ministry to the in this the Trustees states that The Diocesan With the aging diocese adopted by Missionary aid and support of your prayers and your gifts we Society seeks out gifts loans and in order to make will respond to the property challenge of the growing interest loans available for the extension of the mission population elderly low of the church in response to our Lords injunction Thus it translates the concept of stewardship into land bricks and Respectfully submitted mortar so that the church can continue to grow in places where it already is and begin new work in undeveloped fields The Revd Charles Honcure Assistant Vice President VDH Associate In carrying out this mission DMS last year made loans Administrator commitments Goodwin House or to Christ Church Spotsylvania All Saints Dale City and St Timothys Herndon and disbursed funds on December 1981 prior commitments to St Marys Colonial Beach St Peters Richmond and St Pauls West Point These loans helped in the acquisition of building site the acquisition of facilities for parish house and church school the renovation of exist ing facilities and the basic financing to enable church to put together financing package from commercial sources for expansion to meet the needs of congregation
We also gratefully received loans or commitments for loans from St Johns West Point The Falls Church and St Pauls Alexandria
During the past year the Board of Trustees also agreed to act as agent when requested in the administration of loans made from Venture in Mission funds
The challenge facing the DMS is that there are applica tions for loans far in excess of current resources We are seeking loans on 15year term at an interest rate of 1/2% which DMS will in turn lend to churches at 1/4% This source of financing has become even more crucial in view of high interest rates which make it virtually impossible for new churches to finance new construction or for some existing churches to arrange for renovations or expansion
DMS is now engaged in campaign to raise by loans or gifts several hundred thousand dollars for lending to All Saints Dale City as well as other churches which have building programs in process -H-
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WESTMINSTER-CANTERBURY CORPORATION RICHMOND
1981 REPORT TO THE OIOCESE OF VIRGINIA
WestminsterCanterbury is nonprofit corporation The Reverend James Green Rector of the all the benefits of that classification nevertheless Church of the with the Resurrection which was recipient of DM5 help in its the corporation and its directors and officers live in formative is this effort and world and face similar problems particularly financial years leading will be addressing Council real this subject The participation by churches or and managerial that face the leaders of any American business individuals in this effort is greatly needed and will be much appreciated in 1981
The corporation is subject to the same inflation that affects others He too must pay the current rates for labor food utilities gas and oil and the myriad of other goods and services purchased on behalf of the residents and AsonoS to whom the is This Hut son sponsors corporation responsible President generates challenge worthy of the careful attention given by our trustees and we are very fortunate to have their leader 1981 ship The trustees of HestminsterCanterbury are men and women of unusual ability in the fields of finance business law medicine government and religion As Westminster Canterbury moves into the second half of its first decade of providing home and special services for older adults it will continue to be guided by the wisdom of trustees who have first-hand knowledge of the real world and apply that wisdom to the maintenance and growth of WestminsterCanterbury Corporation
Planning for expansion of services and space with fivestory addition was major priority of corporation leaders the past year as it will continue to be in the foreseeable future The proposed expansion would include 180 pre dominately private rooms 42 of which would be designated as Personal Care Unit The other 133 would roplace our existino Health Care Center which would be converted into 70 apartment Personal Care Unit for those residents who because of physical or mental frailty are unable to live independently but who do not reguire medical or nursing cars The expansion would also include space for Adult Day Care Child Day Care an expanded Home Health Care program and other ancillary facilities It would also enable us to expand our Hospice Care program which we regard as critically important to terminally ill residents and their families
We were exceedingly pleased that through the efforts of the WestminsterCanterbury Foundation the Jessie Ball duPont Religious Charitable and Educational Fund was persuaded to make $200000 challenge grant for establishment of Fellow ship endowment Thanks to the efforts of Tom Rice chairman and other trustees the goal was reached in November The Fellowship program which provides financial aid to gualified residents is basic to the philosophy of WestminsterCanterbury House and this endowment has given great boost to this aspect of our ministry
The administrator presented paper to the annual meeting of the American Association of Homes for the Aging 28 269 ntitLei 1ulas Nell is Physical Security in which he nii ou IN U-otr1mnster-Canterburys extensIve erforts to SECOND ANNUAL REPORT OF THE VENTrPC MISSION AUDIT secure the longtern financial stability of the corporation This CO NNI TTE oaper has receivd acclaim from TO executives in the American 1ifeare lnouatry who recognize the THE BISHOPS STANDING COMMITTEE EXECUTIVE BOARD AND reI increasingly important responsible fiscal leadership and administration THE DIOCESAN COUNCIL
dnunistration has begun installation of mini coriouter sister that will more and provide faster information erocessino 1981 draws to close twelve projects inside the Apelications include payroll accounts As receivable totalino $192200 and three outside the Diocese accounts payable inventory preventative maintenance Diocese have been funded By midyear apolcants admissions resident totalino 6101000 fully patient information patient all funds in the Human Needs Loan and Grant Fund had been quality assurance fundraisin1 and pharmacy among others the Committee had received 3-h hardward and software obligated and Projects requests costs have been significantly several uroent projects in this category for which no reduced by making this pro3ect Joint effort of for Goodwin House it became of money was available At the same time apparent lfestninster-canterbury both Lynchburg and Virginia Beach because of the high cost of starting housino projects and Sunnyside Presbyterian Home in Massanetta that in the Aid to the Elderly category there could be few feasible proposals for these funds Accordinoly the Audit Personnel retention is excellent our turnover rate and Executive Board is at its lowest in Committee recommended and the Bishop our sixyear history comparing most at their meeting the reprogramming of favorably witn that of other facilities The approved July muchpublicized makino nursing $50000 from Aid to the Elderly to Human Needs thus shortage is as real at WestisinisterCanterbury as in the funding of three new projects All money in any health care facility we continually deal with itwith possible the Hospice Loan and Grant fund has been obligated but ncouraging results-by offering continuino education competj. remains in Aid to Children $31000 in tive waoes and work to there still $38000 plans attract and retain the hicrhest caliber of personnel Aid to the Elderly and $27000 in Human Needs nursing Nearly third of our nursing personnel has been with us five years or more Outside the Diocese three projects totaling $101000 are fully funded while four others are on schedule These in Employee benefits have been strengthened with in in the Philippines oreased lif insurance for all clude the PiggeryPoultry project management personnel and the the addition of dental and Tanzania Hunger administered by Bishop Baden Family long-term disability insurance for all employees Counseling program in Sri Lanka and the Bishop Williams Memorial fund at Rikkyo University in Tokyo In December an initial installment of $100000 in undesignated funds The applicant list at WestminsterCanterbury con tinues to was sent to the National Church This will become part of grow clear indication of the need for longterm care services and some million dollars which the National Church has the publics confidence in this particular facility authorized for VIM projects in Taiwan the Philippines Central Africa Liberia and the Ministry to American Indians We the appreciate continued loyalty of our sponsors in the VIM inside the Diocese have received excellent Diocese of Virginia and pledge to continue projects our striving such for excellence in 1982 publicity throughout the year Contributions to Charlottes projects as Blue Ridge Hospice in Winchester the ville Housing Foundation Hospice of Northern Virginia the Statistics of interest average census in the Northern NeckEssex Childrens Home and Hartwood House apartment units 433 average census in the health care retarded in Alexandria have all been the subject cantor 131 sixty of which for persons percent are permanent or temporary transters of feature articles in areanewspapers while stories in THE from the apartment unit Each is apartment occupied of certain or under contract and there VIRGINIA CHURCHMAN have given detailed treatment are 288 applicants on the waiting list sine of whom have to VIM projects may wait more than five years for odrission The Fellowship Program has provided financial assistance to Total pledges and gifts to VIM at the end of November were 131 people during the past six years Three new residents $2958192 of which $2064406 or 70% have been paid In were admitted under the ausoices of the Fellow Audit Committee and Diocesan Treasurer decided ship Program in 1981 September the to discontinue the practice of investing some VIM funds in short term commercial paper and all investments now amount Respectfully submitted ing to slightly more than one million dollars are now in Treasury bills and bank Certificates of Deposit Nathan Bushnell Administrator Total interest income now amounts to $190546 an amount December 1981 already more than enough to cover all administrative ex penses of $71438 plus the $103000 carried in our budget as provision for pledge shrinkage Althouoh interest rates have dropped in recent weeks our invested funds are still earning well in excess of 126
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ECUMENICAL COMNITTEE REPORT 1981 .iri our DIOCESAN rrouram Audit lommittee reports that our financial condition is sound and all projects currently receiving fund inc are proceeding satisfactorily met four times durlnQ 1981 The Diocesan Ecumenical Committee on the Fourteen of our fifteen Regions are represented Frank Pinney Jr committee and the Diocesan SCM with two members-at-large Audit Committee Chairman Drs Marion Kelleran and Cynthia Wedel Bishop Hall met with for his and us on May 19 We were most grateful presence helpful suggestions
time this working on The Committee spent considerable year and found it their part of the Diocesan Planning Process our healthy and stimulating exercise As result plans which include publication of brief newsletter UNITAS who now receive the Communique we hope will be read by all models for It will contain few news items suggested parishes and regions and calendar of ecumenical events
other diocesan It is also our desire to invite members of to attend our organizations as well as other denominations meetings
dioceses and TheA/RC in Virginia Conference two E.C dioceses was held again this year on October 31st this time in Richmond at Saint Bridget and Stephens and Churches Four of our five Diocesans were present stayed with us was for the whole occasion Their presence together to Christian an exciting witness to our shared commitment Unity About 120 clergy and lay people attended The subject as was the second of the A/RCIC Statements on Ministry-known of the Canterbury Statement Bishop Burt Episcopal Bishop the idea of Ohio was the keynote speaker He commended and Covenants between dioceses and local congregations statements stressed the importance of reception of the various formal and documents throughout the churches not only by ecumenists resolutions or by teams of theologians and
shared ministries being carried During the afternoon various to out within our dioceses were described The A/BC Ministry of William and the Deaf the Campus Ministry at the College and Mary the A/RC Parish of the Holy Apostles in Norfolk Saint the close cooperation between our two host churches Bridgets and Saint Stephens The Revd Donald Gross cm in which pastor of Holy Apostles suggested practical ways covenants may be developed
The day concluded with an imaginative worship experience led the Service of Light and Hope designed and by clergy of the two churches and our Bishops and group of students from St Bridgets who mimeS the Psalm
commissions from with the The annual gathering of ecumenical State was also held in October It is sponsored by the and Order Concern Area Virginia Council of Churches Faith Our committee members were present
Both Ecumenical Officers attended the National Workshop on the Christian Unity and E.D.E.O Annual Meeting in Boston in of Spring The addresses and seminars covered broad range elections ecumenical subjects The EDEO business included Convention etc reports and preliminary plans for General committee There is joint EDEONADEO Our counterpart \II
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ahich presently working on study cc /RC uortiaoes 1981 REPORT OF THE COMMISSION ON ALCOHOLISM DIOCESE OF VIROIHIA In Novemder both of us went to the Third Province resting of Ecumenicsl Officers in Baltimore now under the leadership of The Revd Henry Male of the Psthlehem Diocese to The Commission has been hard at work attempting implement In November established at last also Consultation on the Local Church was the policy of the Diocese as years planned by the National Ecumenicsl Office The Presiding council The Commission consists of persons from brosd and members of SCER within the diocese and with Bishop spoke and tOED cod of the gsogrsphic spread persons of alcoholism Executive Council as well as resource people and gaests from high commitment to prevention and treatment other churches were The imolicatcons of this to have had the opportunity to work with theae present meeting am grateful were for dioceses crucial significsnt snd parishes Details will persons on such problem appesc in the Ecumenical Bulletin for January Ne hops to file which follow up with some of the ideas generated hers snd hope for The Commission has designed and edited clergy cooperation and Interest within the Oiocese hopefully will be available at the 1982 Diocesan Council to It is intended to be an immediate pastoral resource clergy We deeply apteciate the support and interest of Council We in the conduct of their ministry that hope you will cake seriously our plans linked with our for of the Commission and budget teguest the coming year We look forward to This past September members repre sharing ecumenical ventures with you in 1982 In the service sentatives of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Richmond received the St John of our One Lord full days training in alcohol intervention at In this viannsy Center outside Richmond receiving training and The Revd Charias Rowe it has bean our hops to act as both direct resource Phebe Hoff referral resource for the sishop of Virginia in planning end Ecumenical Officers executing intervention for clergy and lay persons within nut diocese We are particularly grateful for the able training and for the we received from the staff of St John Vianney full participation and cooperation of Bishop Hall in that days encounter
The Commission continues to solicit from parishes and missions in the diocese written policies on the use and distribution of alcoholic beverages at parish sponsored these events and on perish properties Our goal through their policies is to have every parish and mission heighten sensitivity to the social and legal implications of how alcoholic beverages are served within the Christian community of some We ara grateful for the thoughtfulness and creativity the of 1982 we parishes and missions and hope that by spring will have succeeded in achieving total participation
In December of 1981 the Commission provided presentation to those presently enrolled in the Deacons Training Program of the Diocese of Virginia Led by professionals in the field of alcohol prevention and treatment the day was intended as of an introduction to the various aspects of this element ministry
Throughout the late spring and early summer the Revd James Petty member of our Commission contacted every seminary in the Episcopal Church to review what is presently being offered in their pastoral education department in the area of received alcohol prevention and treatment The responses we were intriguing ranging from virtually no education to ex tensive programs encompassing the three year period of study Using this data we intend to meet with and assist every Postulant and Candidate for Holy Orders to assure that they treatment have basic exposure to current methods of alcohol and prevention and their relationship to ministry
execute In the year 1982 the Commission hopes to plan aDd workshop fec clergy in the Diocese of Virginia Secondly 274 275
the Commission hopes to contact and assist all the church of schools the diocese in both curriculum development REPORT OF THE LAY MINISTRY COMMITTEE fpr classrooms and the establishment of policies for the use and distribution of alcoholic beverages at events directly by church schools the This sponsored Thirdly diocese has been Committee originally appointed by the Commission on selected to participate in Firestone Foundation Grant as Ministry in response to Council resolution in 1979 has model for other dioceses in the church been functioning since May 1979
Me have of ten membership persons some lay and three Mark Anschutz Chairman clergy representing Northern Virginia and Richmond areas We hope to broaden our geographic representation when we fill vacancies created by two resignations this Fail be trust these will be filled by the time this Council meets
This group meets and has monthly undertaken several projects Me have conducted five total ministry week-ends attended by about ninety who people were exploring issues and dimensions of their ministry We are able to offer total ministry programs at the regional and parish level The clergy interview project is still in process with about half of the clergy in the diocese still to be interviewed The data collected so far has been analyzed collated and put into booklet form This project has been instrumental in clarifying the questions and issues which need to be addressed for both clergy and laity
During the coming year we hope to broaden our service to the diocese particularly at the regional and parish level Some of us are able to lead conferences and workshops others of us to speak to and to groups interview and/or listen to the laity and clergy throughout the diocese All of us are here to help others understand and act out the ministry to which we are called by our Baptismal promises
Respectfully submitted
The Lay Ministry Committee
Mrs Jean Andersen The Revd Theodore Haddix Jr Mr John Coleman Jr The Revd Margaret Phillips Mrs Caroline Slam The Revd Edwin Voorheea Jr Mrs Elizabeth Parlett Mrs Patricia Byrd Chairman Mrs Janet Maguire Mrs Carol Wailer Adjunct Members The Revd Edward Morgan III Mr and Mrs John Ewing The Revd Malcolm Turnbull Dr Loren Williams
The Revd Paula Moods Liaison with Commission on Ministry The Revd Milton LeRoy Diocesan Liaison 270 THE CO14PS CONFERENCES YOUTH AND CAMPUS MINISTRIES 277 COMMITTEE REPORT TO THE 187TH ANNUAL COUNCIL OF THE DIOCESE OF is interesting to note that these 13 vacancies were in the 9- VIRGINIA io year olds Registration for St Georges come primarily from the Richmond and Northern Virginia areas There is need to pro mote and recruit rural Youth as well as minority youth in order to serve all of the Diocese St Georges was very ably directed Our purpose statement reads that the Committee has the res by Larry Bussey in 1981 Larry will be succeeded in 1982 by Mark ponsibilitv to develop and implement for create proorams Christ Hall who has longstanding connection with St Georges both as ian living exoeriences with and for the Diocese of Virginia The camper and counsellor enthusiastic response from the participants in our 1981 orograOs has affirmed our mission statement 4ILDERNESS ODYSSEY Thia program continues to minister to the people and adults of the Diocese by offering Christian liv The title of the Committee denotes large responsibility to ing experiences through the use of experiential outdoor adventure ward wide variety of programs The Committee felt that the age activities In 1981 the Committee contracted with Growing Edge of the constituency it presentl from to range serves 23 is nonprofit education group that specializes in community build too wide an urouo to deal with and the vast number of age pro ing experiences to design and carry out the wilderness Odyssey grams and service that are needed are too varied we felt that program The Committee feels that Growing Edge did an excellent we were not able to effectively plan and execute programs has respond job and contracted for the same service in 1982 Of some ing to the exnressed at the many needs particularly parish and concern is that the bilderness Odyssey Programs were 20 oersons levels he therefore recommended to the Executive campus Board short of capacity serving 70 rather than the expected 90 It is that this Committee be restructured into three separate commit the Committees feeling after close examination of the problem tees namely Camps and Youth Ministries Conferences Committee that our public relations effort should take advantage of the en and Ministries Committee The Executive Board has Campus accep thusiastic supPort of former participants and utilize them to ted this recommendation and the restructure will be irnole plan spread the word to the young people and adults of our Diocese mented in 1982 The Result will be that each committee will he Further the schedule has-been revamped and should allow more able to concentrate on specific area of ministry flexibility
The Executive Board has also accepted Committees the recom CHOIR CAMP Choir Camp continues to provide training to Junior mendation that the Diocese take responsibility for funding the ir members in the music of the Church Choir Camp served 83 proqram costs while campers/conferees for their room and ay young people in the 1015 year age group short of capacity board insurance taxes and transportation costs Heretofore the Diocese has aupoorted the Camps Conferences Youth and Cam THE SHRINE MONT CONFERENCE This conference formerly called Ministries budget without clear of low the pus understanding EFamily Conference provides the ooportunity for families and support was utilitized must be that in being aware though individuals to experience Christian family building process accepting the division of financial responsibility it does mean The conference served 98 people 12 less than expected Even an increase in the financial contribution of the Diocese Me though the group was smaller than anticipated the program offer will to this division of in 1982 begin implement responsibility ing was successful realizing that it may take several years to be fully realized THE CAMP FOR THE ARTS This Camp provides an experience in the The 1981 was not banner for this year year financially Church as community of worship activity and responsible rela Committee As of Novomber the deficit amounted to 30th budget tionships by using art forms as means for expression and deep $5406.94 As can well be imaoined deal of soulsearch great ening understanding and sensitivity This camp is in its second has been devoted to the whys of this deficit The Primary ing year and showed great improvement both in program content and seems to be lower for summer culprit registration our Programs registration total of 28 campers were registered 12 short of than was anticipated The budget called for 635 total registra capacity tions whereas 574 actualy registered shortfall of 61 regis trants Of course higher tuition charges in the face of ever THE DIOCESAN YOUTH CONFERENCE This Conference received great Inflationary trends had its effect we as increasing However deal of attention during this past summer by what occurred near Committee feel that we need more concerted nublic relations the conclusion of the weeklong program The Conferees came with effort to get the word to the parishes This is an area in different set of expectations than the Staff had and the two which the parishes themselves can be of help rather than leave groups were not able to resolve their conflict in regard to their the task to the Committee The Committee is entirely already different expectations As result the Conference was cancelled hard at work devising program to achieve goal of pub greater one day early The Committee feels that positive learning ex licity He solicit the ideas suggestions and recommendations perience resulted from this conflict and that future conferences of interested to us achieve this persons help goal will not incur the same problem The conference was filled to capacity and we expect the same in 1982 brief review of our various programs for the past year follows MEEKEND EXPEDITIONS These weekend outdoor programs served 108 people in the spring and fall of 1981 This is growing program ST GEOrIGES CAMP St reached its 25th in Georges anniversarv which is selfsupporting and is staffed by the Growing Edge group 1981 In rho 25 rears St Georges has matured into solid oro The program includes weekend canoe trail and rock climbing ex gram that is the anchor of the Diocesan Summer Programs This periences and is offered to grouos of adults and youth of various year there were 257 enthusiastic camoers 13 short of canacitv churches throughout the Diocese 278 279 YOUTH MINISTRIES The miseion of this ministry is to orovide support systems through lesdership trsininq orogrsm resources end psrish consultations within the Diocese to fscilitste the REPORT OF THE COMMISSION ON of HUMAN SEXUALITY development youth ministry et the oerieh level the regionel level to the end the Diocesen level This mission hes teen fullfilled 187TH ANNUAL COUNCIL OF THE DIOCESE to greet extent venous Youth Advisor OF VIRCINIA by Workshops Diocesen Youth end weekend eeverel Herpening weekends This ministry should to realize its begin potential in the coming yeer when it operates under the leedership of seperete Committee In the 1981 Commission continued the work origineted 1980 et Lhe in reguesr of the Executive Board to develop CAMPUS MINISTRIES The mission of this ministry is to minister plan to assist the Diocese in fear to reducing of homosexuals young edults in colleges end universities This is fest In order to do this constructively the Commission felr that growing ministry whose potentiel hes not yet teen reeched best Spring the means to do so would be to help the people of the end fell conferences were held on the cemnus of Nerv Weshington Diocese think through their own attitudes toward end sexuality College were guite successful in helping get tridiocesen in the Diocece While the guestiunnafre was being compleed Southern Virginie Southwestern Virginie end Virginie cempus statistics of the Diocese were carefully studied and nine ministry effort sterted This ministry will elso function with congregations representing small large urban rural and its own Committee beginning in 1982 suburban churches were selected for test sample The Commission is very grateful to those Clergy and Cnngregatons In summery the 1981 Programs were successful from involved orogrs0 for their willingness to take part in this standpoint but finencielly fell project short of expectetions The which was accomplished in February 1981 letter problem is close receiving ettention in terms of publicity end stewerdship The division of this Committee into three sep erete committees to concentrete on its particular eree of minis The responses to the guestionnaire were try should enhence the of carefully guelity eech ministry collated and summarized by Dr Turner and studied by the Commission shortened form of the questionnaire was Respectfully submitted for developed general use in the Diocese With the coopera tion of The 7irginia Churchman the results on the nine Edgar Dickson Jr church study were in published October of this year and the Chairman shortened questionnaire together with self-scoring method and bibilography appeared in the November issue The Commission feels that materials are now available to in dividuals and to congregationa for the necessary study called for the by Standing Committee and the Executive Buard We hope that the Clergy and people of the Diocese will make use of these materials and we commend especially St Paul Church of Charlottesville for the excellent program in human sexuality already undertaken this Fall
The Chairman wishes to acknowledge to the Council his personal indebtedness and thanks to each member of the Commission and to especially Dr Turner for the very thought ful and competent work that they have brought to the Commissions activity In this past year Present members of the Commission are Dr Henry Millett Nra Jan Nicudemus Prof Jeanne Bigger Nra Susan Bell Ms Pryor Hale The Revd Messrs Hunter Wood Charles Joy Charles Ciii ant The Revd Ms Blanche Powell
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REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON started the fiscal ACT year with 322 700 rn both rho CCV ALTERNATIVES TO CHILDREN IN TROUBLE Oaerating Budgen and the ACT Reserve Account The 186th Counci ACT $6300 tO the approPriated Committee to maintain its 530ooo budget reflecting continuation of the 1978El Program Approvals for grants in 1981 are as follows The ACT Committee was established by the Diocesan Executive Board in To Region ITT 1978 as charged by the 183rd Annual Council to parttime aftercare coordinator was approved for Alternative House family criors counseling Establish an committee of the center specifically working with appropriate Executive adolescent runaways under toe Board to be with auspices of Juvenile charged continuing oversight into the whole Assistance of McLean \lrginia area of support to children in trouble 5500.00 Establish in with the cooperation committee part-time Region XI Grant to the Emereenoy Shelter Education professional coordinator position to coordinate and provide program of the Virginia Home for Boys Richmond staff support to the efforts of regions and churches in suppoz Virginia to provide program materials utilizing the of children in trouble controlled reader which the Shelter had available for helping the Shelter children their improve reading ability while they were in As result of the Juvenile Code Revision in the State of care Virginia in 1977 children can no longer be held in detention 492.45 unless they have committed crime Unfortunately many children Region VI To are unable to remain in their homes for variety Turning Points Dumfries Vironia for of their help to children of battered reasons and needs must be served by the communities wives $400 matching funde pro vided by if they do not come under the guidelines of the Juvenile Justice Region VI System 94QQQQ
Thus the goals of the Committee have been to Reqion VI To United Community Ministries for youth worker in the Route fl corridor south of Alexandria Vrrinia Assist in funding projects either by grant or loan 10966.00 whose primary focus is to meet the requirements of these children in need of services Region XV To Central Virginia Child Associations Development Emergency Shelter for runaway youth in Charlottes Actively involve all the Regions of the Diocese in the ville Virginia ACT program by increasing the active membership of the ACT 2500.00 Committee to its originally intended level of at least one member from each Region StatewideVolunteer Emergency Foster Care of Virginia to help expand their program to serve younuer troubled To provide professional help and seed money for new youth and to start eight new programs proposals for ACT projects particularly in those Regions 2500.00 which have never had project
TOTAL 521 358.45 From 19781981 the ACT Committee has approved 16 requests totaling $59194.45 This seed money has primed the pump to generate funds from other sources amounting to several tImes he OCT the ACT-approved funds These projects have helped literally hundreds of children and their families throughout the Diocese Financial Needs for 1982 are as follows
In 1980 the Executive Board approved parttime Professional Grant needs for one new project for six of the eioht regions not Coordinator for the ACT program In 1981 with the professional now involved $3700.00 per project the 197881 averaoe coordinator the Committee six over per approved grants totaling project 321500.00 $31000 This represents marked increase in the programs ability to help children in trouble when compared with our and Salary expenses for ACT Professional Coordinator annual of three average projects totaling $10000 during 3500.00 197880 before we had the Coordinator Her professional ex her perience performance in drafting guidelines and proposal Total required for 1982 r3oQooo forms and her visiting potential applicants as well as active Less carryover from 1981 project sponsors represents capability which we did not have 1.O300.Q during 197880 when the Committee consisted only of volunteers New ACT funds required for 1982 119500.00 282 283 Human Resources Required
One Part-time Professional Coordinator
One Representative from each Region to serve as an THE EPISCOPAL OEAF MINISTRy active member of the ACT Committee
At ieast six dedicated and experienced youth care volunteers to identify needs and develop plans for new ACT in projects Regions which have not yet been involved in the ACT program Deaf The Episcopal Ministry in Virginia is proof positive that God still creates from nothing He are With reduced Federal for funding sociallyoriented programs now beginning our third year sharing the faith and and the current emphasis on the local and tradition with deaf community church folk in the dioceses of Virginia and assuming more responsibility for the needs of Southern special the Virginia We are deeply grateful that you community ACT has greater opportunities than ever to stimulate support this ministry It is an important Christian funds from matching the private sector With the planned witness among disabled persons increase of ACT committee membership from Regions not now represented ACT should be able to reach children in em one of six trouble only clergy in Virginia who has sign in the eight regions which are not yet involved in the ACT language skills The deaf population is about 31000 program thats four times the number of blind people Deaf on people depend sign language as their usual means of ACT is making progress in accomplishing its but communication mission many Only handful of churches have program more needs of children in trouble exist in suited for the Oiocese re deaf people The rest are simply unchurched quiring continued and if possible expended effort The by choice or chance numbers of children in trogble will almost certainly increase in view of the rise in the juvenile crime rate the increased The Episcopal Deaf Ministry in Virginia establishes number of failed marriages and broken homes end the startling worshiping communities with the prayberbook tradition rise in the number of children born to where deaf unwed teenaged mothers people can as Isaiah says hear the words of the book All activities are done in sign language Over the last four ACT has years been able to help literally There era Episcopal deaf communities at St Pauls hundreds of children throughout the Diocese Richmond by means of pro with Sunday School for hearingimpaired fessional help personal and funds support The Committee has youngsters serving Central Virginia at Grace Church in taken care to investigate thoroughly all project proposals and Mewport Mews Tidewater and Christ Church Alexandria has sought to educate itself on how the Church might best work Horthero Virginia There are occasional services in in cooperation with state and governmental agencies in this Charlottesville sod broad program of visitation in the regional support and cooperation To remain two dioceses viable and effective The mission at Christ Church is lead pri in all parts of the Diocese we must have fresh ideas the so that no marily by Revd Fielding Rogers deacon from of our Oiocese part goes untouched where there might be need the Diocese of Washington D.C of which we are unaware The Episcopal Church speaks in signs and wonders It is the conviction of the ACT Committee that by providing Thanks for making it possible both leadership and necessary funding we will continue to serve as the vehicle for channeling the resources of Virginia Episcopalians to meet the urgent needs of children in trouble in all of our Regions The Revd David Tetrault Missioner with the Deaf We wish to thank Trinity Church Fredericksburg for providing us with meeting place convenient to the members of the ACT Committee who rome from all Regions of the Oiocese
Respectfully submitted
William Taylor Chairmen The Hon Herbert Feild Asst Chairman The Revd Fletcher Lowe Jr Mrs Betty Johnston Mrs Eleanor Lewis William Hazelgrove tarry Johnson Robert Fleischmsnn Mrs Alice Phillips Prof Coord Flippo Hicks Exer Rd tieson 284 285
who persons could not be accommodated Summary Report 1981 In response to con inuing need weekend event for adult leaders is planned for september 1012 1982 Planning Committee is VIRGINIA COUNCIL OF CHURCHES completing arrangements for major training event for leaders with responsibility for Family Life Ministries April 30 May at Massanetta Springs Conference Center and plans are being The Virginia Council of Churches serves as developed for an ecumenical team to cooperative participate in the National to aid its twelve member cornmunions in more Adult agency fully mani young Ministry Workshop Lake Geneva Wisconsin the Churchs in festing oneness Jesus Christ The Council is June 2126 1982 in anticipation of followup training governed by an Assembly of representatives designated by the opportunities for Virginia church leaders Other areas of member communions and an Executive Committee made up of ministry include November 1719 officers Camp Leaders Training Event and one person from each of the participating groups The Rt Revd Robert Hall Bishop represents the Diocese on Ecumenical Concerns and Campus Ministries the Executive Committee Programs of ministry are developed through four Concern Areas and Campus Ministry Forum Other important services composed include Joint Meeting of of representatives from participating communions Denominational Committees to aid communions in strengthening ecumenical relationships promotion of the Week of for Church and Christian Prayer Society Concerns Unity and continuing efforts through Campus Ministry Forum to coordinate and strengthen campus ministries highlight of the year in the area of Church and Consultation on Church and Community Colleges in October Society was ChurchState Consultation held September 1617 in addressed the question of mutual ministry between the religious Richmond to explore appropriate and inapUropriate interaction community and the community colleges in Virginia between government and religious groups The Revd Fletcher Lowe served as member of the Planning Committee In other Through these and of variety other activities the areas the Council has continued its Legislative Information Virginia Council seeks to fulfill its mission on behalf of the and Witness with toward active member communions Program goal more and respon As result of action taken at the Spring sible participation by church persons in the legislative Governing Assembly the Council is currently in To this evaluation engaged an process end number of seminars and legislative process of present and future ministries were offered at the Also briefings during the 1981 General Assembly and ten Spring Governing Assembly action was taken initiating issues of the Legislative Supplement were mailed to subscribers new ministry in Cable Television with parttime staff to further the cooperative witness of the member communjons Direct Ministries The Virginia Council expresses appreciation to the Through the Concern Area on Direct Ministries the Diocese of Virginia for contributions in leadership and Council in cooperation with Church World Service is engaged in financial support and active participation in the ongoing the resettlement and of The Revd ministries servicing refugees through the Virginia Council of Churches Dorothy France who joined the staff on part-time basis in July assumed as Coordinator responsibility on November with Myron Miller Executive Secretary the resignation o.f The Revd Aline Russell During the past year James Payne Associate Secretary more than 100 refugee families have been resettled in Virginia November 1981 through Church World Service
Another important area of work is the Migrant Ministry which offers programs of pastoral care recreation and day care to serve the migrant workers who pick vegetables on the Eastern Shore and applies in the western part of the state Two day care centers served more than 220 children on the Eastern Shore and new day care program was organized in the Winchester area The Concern Area also served as the enabler for arranging ministries with campers in ten state parks Trainingup date was held for disaster coordinators as part of an ongoing plan for coordinating the response of the religious community to disasters in Virginia
Educational Development
Through the Concern on Educational Development re presentatives of the member communions have identified as major concerns the areas of Leadership Trgining for Adult Workers with Youth Marriage and Family Life Ministries and Young Adult Ministries An adult leadership training event for youth ministry in September was oversubscribed with number of 286 287
REPORT Apart from the Schools proven ability to provide qualitative alter OF 0stive to public education and to help our students gain admission to the CHURCH SCHOOLS IH THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA ol1eges and educational institutions of their choice Church Schools needs of the support the Diocese in carrying out other aspects of our objectives The statement of purpose adopted by the Board of Trustees describes the Church Schools enables the Diocese to reach many people who otherwise would mission of our Schools Church Schools in the Diocese of Virginia was have no contact with religion and the message of the gospel Families who in established in t92D by the Episcopal Church the Diocese to provide seek good education in an orderly and moral environment do not necessarily educational which strives themselves with system of schools offering sound program for concern the spiritual nurture that the Church Schools pro academic excellence in an environment informed by Christian faith and vide Church Schools can provide significant form of outreach in the experience Diocese
Church Schools as Diocesan educational program helps carry out the However to accomplish its mission the Schools must have contact with mission of the Diocese in being visible part of the Episcopal Churchs young persons Church Schools must be accessible to the people of our The Schools long-standing interest in education provide opportunities parishes and those in the larger communities True there is increasing the of and in for corporate worship study religion participation interest in the kind of academic opportunities and the types of environment community that seeks to reflect the ideals of our Judaeo-Christisn heritage available in our Schools Unfortunately there is also popular assumption in relationships with others and-in community service that our Schools are designed for and only available to socio-economic elite Rising costs and the consequent rise in tuition each year reinforce How the Schools became an arm of the Diocese is revealed in brief that notion and make it more difficult for the average family and for clergy historical overview Just after the First World War when this nation was to consider sending their children to our Schools However access to our
concerned about the erosion of values that had permitted such conflict Schools can be provided through scholarship aid through accurate knowledge and the Church was aware of the threat of secularization of primary and about our institutions and through an understanding of the importance of secondary education Bishop William Cabell Brown asked the 1919 Council our misaion as Church Schools of the Diocese of Virginia to appoint committee to study the possibility of establishing its own schools By the next meeting of Council he re most crucial need apart from the necessity of adequate scholarship ported that with help from the Hation Wide Campaign $2D0DOO would enable funds for each of our Schools is an endowment that will ensure continued the founding and purchase of system of Church schools In my judgment and strong future for them For purposes of recruitment and financial the establishment of these schools and their future development is the viability the Trustees of Church Schools have pledged to establish an on and most vital work before the Church at this time next to the faithful going public awareness and development program including planned giving earnest preaching of the gospel effort over the next three years Beginning in September l9Bl this program will be coordinated through the Central Office by the new Associate In remarkably short time two to three years five schools of the Dean for Public Affairs Elise Switz who will attempt to make more Catherines in system were firmly established St Christophers and St visible within the Diocese and without the strengths of our corporate Richmond St Annes in Charlottesville St Margarets and Christchurch unity and diversity as system of schools That the Trustees have been in the Tidewater By the mid forties St Stephens and St Agnes in willing to find the funding for this program attests to the strength of Alexandria had been added tn considering the founding of Church Schools their conviction about its importance the hope of the Diocese was that the schools would be accessible to the clergy of the Diocese most of whom could not afford to send their children Here brief note of appreciation would seem in order In seven Annual to Episcopal High School or Woodberry Forest Meetings have attended as Dean none of our Trustees has ever expired Those who went off the Board either had to decline reelection or die This
Bishop Brown intended that the Schools should become self-supporting year two of our triple-threat i.e who have served three full terms but he also urged that their future development be the most vital work Trustees became ineligible to serve Robert Williams formerly Board of the Church and the Diocese The mission of the Diocese in establishing Chairman of St Catherines having been Church Schools Trustee for Church Schools was expressed in resolution of Council in 1922 that re 12 years in addition to years prior on St Catherines Board and ferred to an educational system which shall advance the cause of religion Gibson Harris having served 16 years as Trustee years as President and the welfare of the youth of our diocese and so of the community At in addition to years prior on the Board of St Christophers where he various times and in varying amounts the Church Schools were in the Dioce also served as Chairman Church Schools owes them enormous and continuing san budget from l92D on the last year being 1969 when modest amount was gratitude In special action at this Decembers Annual Meeting the allocated for religious education for teacher training Trustees elected Hr Harris Trustee with perpetual succession
How The growth of the system its resources means of governance financial is it possible to thank all those who have served and who continue and educational policies have been coordinated and guided by Board of to serve the mission of Church Schools If time is money we are infinite Trustees to which the Covernors of the Schools are responsible whose ly rich For example apart from his timely generosity Dr Thomas Chairman is the Bishop of Virginia The election of Trustees must be Johns President since 1978 is timeless-that is to say there is no time confirmed by the Diocesan Council each yeer The Dean heads the operation have needed him that he has not been willing to give of himself with of the Central Office which is located in the Diocesan headquarters in cheerfulness charity charisma and considerate criticism How does one Richmond His task is to provide tangible help end encourage group co give adequate thanks for that And for Bishop Hall who is light and sal vation operation and support among the Schools The Dean implements Board poli for so many upholder of the Schools and of me in so many ways cies and is the liaison between the Diocese and the Schools He consults How does one say thank you with the Heads and School Governors in religious and academic matters 288 289
the As in past have asked each of the School Heads to report briefly St sorrow this fall inc death on current happenings at the individual Schools Their remarks follow end The Agnes family experienced profound upon Miss had served St for and will conclude this report to the 1981 Diocesan Council of Marjorie Norris on September Norris Agnes twenty-six years as Chairman of the History Department as an inspiring and and leader of the As memoricl Respectfully submitted revered teacher as faculty permanent Memorial Award in for her the school has established the Marjorie Norris Christopher Brookfield History Vice President Dean and Secretary is the for Church Schools in the For the first time St Agnes this year providing setting to in school ministry on consistent bests Diocese of Virginia seminarian gain experience Jacqueline Stanley Mrs Stephen Stanley who is doing field work under the supervision of St Agnes chaplain The Rev Margaret Phillips is teaching the St Catherines School Allen il Becker Headmaster semester elective to juniors and seniors and is conducting some of chapel services for the Upper School
The promise of the 1980-81 year at St Catherines was fulfilled and aid and re that achievement is enabling the school to have another very good year St Agnes is continuing its efforts to increase scholarship from the Hall Enrollment of 722 has set new record Again the Kindergarten and board cently received $10000 grant for this purpose Margaret ing department are filled The latter is particularly gratifying outcome Foundation of Lexington Kentucky The school wants clergy parishioners Church St because the graduation of the Class of 1981 the largest in history left and members of local communities to be aware that as School financial assistance to as students as formidable recruiting challenge Agnes provides many qualified possi ble and that the school welcomes inquiries concerning the financial sid
This year is seeing an expansion of the program in science French re program ligion athletics library services and theater Work has moved ahead in computer literacy Special gifts enabled the school to purchase number of micro-computers and to have over forty members of the faculty and staff St Margarets School Viola Woolfoik Headmistress take an introductory course in programming The expansion of the program about St in so little We were is the result of new commitments by students and teachers which are also There is much to say Margarets spaces in under growns wise as School for being reflected in other ways Twenty members of the Class of 1982 have founded 1921 Bishop foresight families in rural environment We continue still to been cited by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation eight as Semi- Virginia lpfscopal to attract families but as boarding-day school ratio Finalists eleven as Commended in the regular competition end one in the hope Episcopal about two-fifths of the Stu program for Negro students During the sussser St Catherines was honored of three to one our Episcopalians represent and about two-thirds The come from 18 by an invitation from the Morehead Foundation at the Cniversity of North dent Body our Virginians girls and from three countries Our location and buildings em Carolina to become participant in the Morehead Scholars program states foreign in the LenJ them bracing the atmosphere in the old and the progress new best in each individual in The expansion of the program and substantial increases in faculty sala selves to our Mission--to bring out the girl in her of morals and honor and in her leader ries in the last several years have been greatly helped by the continued her academic ability sense interests and as Whole Human Being growth of the annual giving fund which set new record in 1980-81 for ship ability--her potentiality total dollars raised Other gifts this past spring enabled the School to for St Margarets gain additional playing field space and to build four new tennis courts We are engaged in professional thorough planning of this thought-provoking Concurrent with its attention to the present needs of the School the Board future The primary objective time-consuming is to involve who come from different areas of of Governors has made major commitment to long-range planning Hundreds endeavor many people many the St Margarets family--Parents Alumnae Board members Staff and of hours of work by faculty and Board members are producing series of Students We have had Self-Evaluation end Visiting Committee Evaluation strategic plans that will be incorporated into single five-year plan had consultant for utilization We have professional The document which will be completed by January 1982 will set the We have space with Plan We to expand within our priorities and the financial goals for the Schools immediate future helping us our present Long-Range hope with very limited territory We are working career development including into of How marriage We are assimilating computers our ways learning to the basic St Agnes School Robert Leipheimer Headmaster ever we recognize our unswerving determination emphasize foundations for sound education We are working harder toward the goal
The newly completed academic and arts center at St Agnes has been named of wider selection of applicants McBride Nail in memory of Roberta McBride who served as headmistress funds from 1951 to 1977 Bishop Hall dedicated the new building during special With all of these optimistic plans we are concentrating too on end current service on December 1981 As the first project in ten-year program of for the future--and the present fndowment is major goal construction and renovation McBride Nail includes improved science facili funds for teachers salaries are major consideration for now as well as ties for the Upper and Middle Schools seven classrooms for Middle School for the future Our contacts with foundations and individuals have been of expended facilities for art end music as well as an unfinished lower level successful and we feel confident that we will achieve our goal $100000 attained Annual designed for flexible use in the future this year for endowment funds Last year we our Giving goal which represented an increase of 910000 over the previous year
to the continued So now may the Lord give to those who are dedicated the we development of St Margarets School the Serenity to accept things cannot change the Courage to change the things we can and the Wisdom to 290 291
core of academic offerings remains rrsdirionsl--resding writing and know the difference The in recent there have been advances jrithmetic However years significant and music in the In addition the coordi to art especially upper grades program with St Catherines School has greatly increased the number St Stephens School The Rev Edwin Wsrd Headmaster nate from which student choose of electives may
St Stephens the 1981-82 with an oversubscribed opened year student en rollment seven new faculty and new headmaster With the change in Lead Chri5tchur School Louis Rsndell Headmaster ership following successful transitional under the year headmasterahip of long-time staff member Willis Wills the fall has been period of conaol_ shout Christchurch from idation want you to hesr something the words of our students The following quotations were taken from student interviews someone not from the school and with no school This does not that it conducted by personnel mean however has been passive one Under the of senior class and dedicated and present leadership strong enlarged faculty expanded by three teachers this year much has been accomplished The The most impressive thing shout going to Christchurch isnt class boasts six Semi-finalists in the Wational Merit Scholarship program the school computer or the view of the river or the sailing Its and eight Commendations representing almost twenty-five per cent of the the fact that they care shout me class Half of the class is enrolled in Advanced Placement courses Out side the claaaroom they have led the student body through an intense and They care more here Its more personal Since its small successful athletic schedule and busy extra-curricular program The latter here the teachers have more time for you as an individual as well included an outstanding dramatic offering with our sister school St Agnes as student an active community service program choir concerts several dances first- place round in TV academic team competition and numerous on-going club Here work on whatever specislty is tnstead of saying activities they your we need somebody on the soccer team to make us look good they try to pick out what youre best at whet like to do Oemanding but potentially productive challenges lie ahead The school received last spring $100000 lead grant from The Harris Charitable Where went before there was lot of pressure to perform Trust to finance major endowment drive over the next five years This is with grades and stuff Here its just ss important how hard you well under way now under the guidance of our own development staff Board try as what grade you get committee and professional consultant on endowment giving The Boerd is fully committed to the necessity of strong endowment program for the This school has done lot for me When came here had real Schools future health problems Now two years later Im proctor making good grades My parents think its some kind of miracle We are also involved in the self-study or evaluation required every ten years for re-accreditation It is demanding task but the timing is fortu With the help of those who believe in Christchurch we have undertaken itous in coinciding with the reappraisal that every school undertakes under campaign to raise 1.5 million dollars in order that we may perpetuste new headmaster the mirscle With Gods help we will succeed
An already strong Christian education and worship program has been fur ther enhanced by regular use of nearby church building which now serves St Annes-Belfield School William Rotch Chairman Board of Trustees as the school chapel end replaces the cafeteria as the space formerly used for this purpose With two ordained clergy two full-rime lay teachers of St AnnesBelfield is in transitional period following William religion full progrsm of worship end instruction and chapel the de Colignys resignation in June Larry Edwards wss appointed Headmaster outward and visible signs which feed our sacramental life as community for the year while search proceeded for Headmaster for 1982 on Ralph remain clear and strong Davison is on leave from his position as Head of the Lower Division to com
plete his doctorate and that position is being ably filled by Nst Goddard formerly Headmester of Stuart Hell School Pamela Malone is helping with gj ers School George McVey Headmaster some of the Upper Division administrative functions such ss college counsel- ing Enrollment at St Christophers has hovered around the 800 mark for the past five years However the school opened its doors for the current Though enrollmenr is down somewhat the school year is going well session with 857 boys in grades 12 The two major factors which con Morale is high and the School community has spirit of vitslity tr is tributed to this incresse were an extremely low rare of attrition and clear thst Larry Edwsrds has done fine job in tsking on the additional large influx of new students er all grade levels particularly in the Middle leadership responsibility School
During the summer the Middle Division building which houses the seventh Faculty turnover continues to be extremely low About half of the pre and eighth grades was refurbished to enlarge the classrooms and improve sent staff hsve been at St Christophers for ten years or longer During lighting In addition an energy grant will help us to replace Lower School their stay large majority of them have furthered their education either windows and save heating costs in night school or in summer sessions At present forty-four per cent of the teaching staff hold advanced degrees 292 293
STUART HALL
Starting with Soard-Adainiatration workshop last summer we have begun College Preparatory School for Girls to work on long-range planning Key to development of the School will be increasing enrnllaent to target level which the 5oard has set at 530 about 251 above the current level Admission and fond raising activities will be In the tradition of its historic and prestigious peat key parts of the long-range development of the School Stuart Hall provides strong college preparatory currlculom within Christian milieo for its young women orades 7-12
Under the direction of its new Headmaster appointed in 1980 Patrick Stuart Hall Bassett has instituted unique curriculum termed The Mastery Program Designed to challenoe each student according to her ability and aptitude in each of the major disciplines of English mathematics science history and foreign languages The Mastery Program allows student to set an academic in pace accordance withher relative strengths and weaknesses
New to Stuart Hall for 198283 will be Pilot Program tor the Gifted that program accommodates the academically distinguished who are enabled to complete the 4-year curriculum in three or fewer years
Another new development in traditional tenet of Stuart Halls mission is that of the revived spirituality of the facolty staff and student body strict precise Honor Code guides the ethical behavior of students and warm accessible chaplaincy negotiates the students through the archipelagos of adolescence
The Reverend Beverly Davis recent graduate of the Seminary of the University of the Sooth Sewanee Tennessee takes seriously the need within adolescents to doubt and to question as they make the difficult transition from childhood to adulthood Her approach is to call together their experi ences within the context of this everchancing pluralistic world and to anchor them in faith
Stuart Halls religious life prooram combines inetroctional and experiential elements The Survpy of Biblical Literature and Community Concerns course offerings are an attempt to integrate the theoretical principles of the Christian faith with an experiential commitment to tangible Christian service
Stuart Halls operant theology is incarnational The actions of everyday human life speak louder to adolescents then do dogma and doctrine The Stuart Hall community abates in witness to the presence of God and the love of Christ as central to life This together faith and the shared experiences of our lives together proclaim themselves to the laroer community both during and after times at Stuart Hall
Kendall Speck Assistant to the Headmaste
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OF Furtner Shrine Hont found itself landlocked on all four sides by the town of Orkney Springs the Orkney Springs Hotel and the George THE SHRINE MONT CONFERENCE CENTER Washington National Forest There being no alternative for expansion other than acquiring additional property an attempt was made in 1971 OF THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA to purchase the Hotel property the only land that could be purchased This attempt proved to be fruitless but the need of our people kept AT ORKNEY SPRINGS increasing
During the 1970s the area began to change with the development of MISSION To provide place apart for rest devotion and fellowship where all may Mountain Resort number of developers attempted to purchase grow in the grace of God Bryce the Hotel property for development into condominiums and single family units Had of these been successful Shrine Mont OVERVIEW vacation any attempts would have remained landlocked forever with development as close as 50 feet from our St Georges Camp Historical Information
Opportunities Shrine it is known into in dream Mont as today came being 1928 of the late Rev Edmund M.D His dream and vision is Woodward D.D contain Hotel In 1978 the Shrine Mont Comission approached the owner of the in the deed to 112.9 acres at $30.00 acre from the purchased per Orkney it property with proposal to purchase After lengthy negotiations Springs Hotels Inc which reads as follows was finally agreed that we would purchase all outstanding shares of stock for an sum of $1200000.00 with down payment of the land aggregate In that deed admitted to record September 11 1929 is 20 at $100000.00 and payments of $55000.00 per year for years rio conveyed to become known as Shrine Mont Place Apart-for Rest interest The stock was then purchased in the name of the Bishop of Devotion and Fellowship for the fulfillment of the following Virginia and with Shrine Mont advancing the $100000.00 down payment plus guaranteeing the annual payments of $55000.00 until such time as To voice the Masters Call Come ye apart and rest the Hotel began realizing income from its Operation It is To establish the Cathedral Shrine of the Corporation awhile at of its re significant to note here that the Diocese Virginia through Transfiguration an Enduring Foundation place of sources has not had to contribute any funding whatsoever to this charm Mount of of about the on Vision communing in acquisition nor is it foreseen in the future We have effect deep things of God the more abundant life the more increased our facility by some 952 acres of land with improvements at fruitful ministry and the Unity and Mission of the no cost to the Diocese Church place hallowed in the fellowship of the Saints whence chosen witnesses delivered from the There seems to be considerable misinformation throughout the Diocese as this world behold the in disquietude of May King the assets of the Diocese to why we purchased the property and the role His Beauty And the property shall be held in Trust has played in this acquisition The property was acquired for two in perpetuity for the purpose aforesaid By that and to fold purpose to protect our then landlocked state instrument the deed given by the Orkney Springs Hotels the ministry of Shrine Mont as it has been carried on over the for the PURPOSE aforesaid the 112.9 expand Incorporated acres unlimited and what follows is past 50 years Our opportunities are now were conveyed to the Trustees of the Diocesan Missionary the beginning of planning for those opportunities Society of Virginia to be held in Trust in perpetuity and under the direct charge of the Bishop of Virginia Philosophy
The deed specified that the property conveyed shall be held by We are First we believe that people are more important than things the Trustees subject to the same control and authority set environment and atmosphere not willing to enlarge at the expense of the forth in the deed dated December 16 1924 from Edmund Woodward which prevails and believe that these can be maintained by limiting and his wife This was the Deed of Donation of the land on that the number of participants at any one time to 600 It is important which the Shrine was built that each we maintain continuity and protect the integrity of groups so can retain sense of peace and coriinunity Lastly it is our philosophy to provide the material things needed at the lowest possible cost to Our mission remains the same today though stated in briefer form the participant
Problems Assumptions
As the years passed additional property and buildings were acquired and That need for conference center will continue the ministry enlarged In 1962 the Diocese began its camps and confer ence ministry using Shrine Mont and newly constructed cabin facilities That the members of the Diocese will support the Conference Center More and more congregations and church organizations began using the and its objectives facility until in the late 1960s many had to be turned away because of the lack of space 297 296 and of the two floors above the dining room OBJECTIVES top kitchen
Objective To educate the people of the Diocese as to the mission of interior renovation of The Action Plan 0-1f By December 1986 complete Shrine Mont House is to Virginia House noting that the Virginia service be used for administration meeting and food Goal A-i To establish master plan
To continue architechturai planning Action Plan The to the master Goal 02 Ala Secretary prepare plan resulting from two day planning meeting of the Commission contract with Don Swofford A.I.A to draw plans Action Plan C2a To between the seven cottages that for group meeting rooms Action Plan Ai-b To and distribute the publish master plan through0 will include cost estimates the Diocese
informed of our plans in accordance Action Plan 02b To keep the VHLC Action Plan Ai-c To create an appropriate display to be shown at with our agreement in accepting grants Council meetings Swofford A.I.A to draw plans Action Plan 02-c To contract with Don GoaiA2 To correct misinformation the of the of the Pennsylvania regarding purchase Orkney for the stabilization and renovation Springs Hotel House including cost estimates
Action Plan A2a To publicize the facts to the Diocese to meet our Action Plan 02d To plan water and sewerage capacities needs Action Plan A2b To rename and refer to our total ministry as The Shrine Mont Conference Center of The Diocese of out fund raising campaign tu finance the Goal 03 To plan and carry Virginia at Orkney Springs the pian stabilization and renovation on phased
Objective To carry out plan of repair and maintenance of esisting facili of fund raising through Action Plan 03a Assign the responsibility ties that are now in use of the Diocese to individuals and organizations Rohr committee chaired by Mr Thomas Goal Bi To maintain all buildings in good repair reconvnended by Mr Rohr in Action Plan 03b Appoint cosinittee Action Plan The Director and Assistant Director are authorized Bia to January 1982 make necessary repairs and maintenance to existing buildings that are in use the cost to be borne from the of fund raising through Action Plan 03c Assign responsibility income operating foundations to Mr William Shubatt
Objective To continue with an orderly plan of development of the newly To establish one entity corporation acquired property establish one entity GoaiDi Within the laws of the State of Virginia CoalCl To carry out stabilization and renovation of the buildings Conference Center to govern the Shrine Mont
Action Plan Cia By December 1983 to construct additional group meet have counsel research the legal questions Action Plan 01-a To our legal ing rooms between the present seven cottages the Orkney Springs Hotels regarding dissolving present body to Corporation and establishing one corporate Action Plan C-i-b By December i983 to complete renovation of The manage the Center Maryland house at cost projected at $400000.00 that will add space for an additional 50 persons definite lines of authority to the Bishop Action Plan 01b To recoannend and small group meeting rooms
maximum use of our Center Objective To make Action Plan Cic By December 1983 to complete stabilization and re novation of the Pennsylvania House at projected of our Center Goal Ei To establish additional uses cost of $250000.00 that will add space for an additional 35 persons and smeli group meeting rooms from individuals and organizations through Action Plan Ela To solicit to additional uses we out the Diocese suggestions as Action Plan Cld By December of 1984 to construct adequate staff Center may make of the facilities at cost projected at $60000.00 funding to be borne from operating income decide what additional uses can be Action Plan C-ib By December 1982 and means to made of the Center and develop the ways Action Plan C-le By December 1984 complete stabilization of The implement them Virginia Building exterior including the removal 298 299
ADDITIONAL REMARKS
The Shrine Mont Conference Center wishes to be able to respond first to people of our Diocese that by providing facility is adequate to meet th needs of those using it We wish to provide space that is flexible with maximum safety standards for all and with recreation adequate facilities It is not the intention nor the role of the Center to provide program per sonnel but to assist those using the Center to have their expectations fulfilled
The Virginia Diocesan Center Roslyn
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ROSLYN MANAGERS CORPORATION
Years ago it was the intent of Miss Annie Rose Walker w.ller Norsley has not only provided us with his Roslyns donor that legal expertise but of far Roslyn shoold play signifiosnt part in the life of the Diocese importance to the Oiocese with his excitement of Virg svr and encouragement for For the past nine we have been years working very hard to a000mplish this Roslyns continuing efforts to find new and mere creative ways to serve The goal for parish in subsidy groups was large part his brain-child Wallet remains This part year we served more diocesan congregations and rouns than t4estrial Trustee of Roslyn Me shall miss these two ever be gentlemen at regular foreand 1980 had also been an 40% meetings although will outstanding year up by unfortunately we surely find ways to make continuing use of due to our limited overnight capacity we have also had to turn their expertise and interest away another forty Episcopal parishes and this groups year Our inability to handle all the requests for weekend space which come from the is you Diocese the single Respectfully submitted most distressing thing we have to report
The Revd Jack Andersen At long last however have we an addition to our dining and reception facil Executive Director ities under way at Tucker Nsll This will us total give dining capacity of Mr James Carr 150 persons and for the first time guarantee comfortable place where you President RNC gather before meals to chat with your friends during inclement weather
This Tooker expansion marks the first in our of step goal enlarging Roslyns overnight to 130 beds oapaoity Me have had the business potantial for the past three but have lacked the years space and have not yet solved the con struction funding problem for the whole project It is our intontion early in 1982 to the approach Diocese with proposal leading to the relaase of the money remaining in the Ross Fund This would be used for constrcution of neq lodging and facilities meeting to serve more fully the conferencing needs of the Diocese of Virginia
In other of aspects our life of service to the Diocese we continue our con sultation work with parishes around issues of vacancies vision conflict and evaluation Jean Andersen is much in demand as retreat leader As you know we offer our own to the programs Diocese and the response to these is heart eningespecially the Wardens Workshop and two offerings new this year for workshop parish secretaries and one for clergy in specialized ministries
The Diocese of Virginia is unique in that through the generosity of donor the insight of St Bishop Nenry George Tucker and the continued diligence of Roslyns Trustees and Directors the Diocese has fully staffed and maintained facility which costs the Diocese not penny The effectiveness of this gift to like you any gift requires your acceptance and participationboth of which the of the you people Diocese of Virginia give with increasing regularity and enthusiasm
The Board of the Roslyn Managers Corporation bids farewell to James Cart and Wallet Norsley two of its outstanding leaders and Directors whose terms of office were completed on December 31 1981 Jim has served as President of RMC for the four past years lending us his financial and planning skills 302 303
THE DIOCESAN ASSOCIATION OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATORS TRUSTEES OF THE FUNDS REPORT FOR THE 18 7TH ANNUAL COUNCIL of the PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA
Now six years old DACE is of voluntary group clergy and in of the Funds of the Protestant Episcopal Church lay persons devoted to fostering effective Christian The Trustees and sorotires Education hhroughout the Diocese Its Diocese of Virginia Virginia Corporation membership is open the to who want to to as The Trustees of the Funds was chartereC any persons participate in this effort or referred who feel of the General Assembly of the Commonwealth in l2 The they can benefit from it an act amended thrice the latest being January 1972- Charter has been provides vehicle as yell os Currently DACE is operating three programs This Diocesan Corporation service whereby funds of the individual churches and/ar and those Diocesan Funds might be held by churchi First we plan and sponsor an annual Summer Conference parishes and invested with income rerittal that focuses on the many dimensions of Christian growth fiduciary and properly managed It is annualized basis designed both for persons who have educational on an ministries clergy teachers and leaders and for those who direct the activities of the Cor who are seeking spiritual renewal The Board of Trustees Council to the Boaru of oration are nominated by the Annual The term Second we to assist of the Funds who elect successor trustees attempt churches directly through Trustees elected trustees is three years No person is elicible consultations by our Traveling Education Teams These of all are trained furor during more than two successive terms throe persons to diagnose educational problems to serve but thereafter shall be eligible for reelection and recommend appropriate solutions years each trustees this CornoratiOn after lapse of one year The serving listed in the front of this Journal along with other Third we hold monthly meetings from September through are at which Commissions and Committees May programs are offered to provide practical Boards help in variety of ways for persons responsible for of the Christian Education in their churches The Bishop of Virginia is President Corporation
DACE invites 186th Annual Council nominated six persons and the your requests for help and/or your The in the Class of l90 willingness to help trustees did elect to serve on the Board and Mr Warren Pace of St Matthews Church Richmond Chairman of the Board of the Richmond Corporation Respectfully submitted former Richmond and Chairnan James Wheat Jr St Jameses Church and Mr David hlorton The Revd Dr of the Board of Wheat First Securities Roye Frye First Coordinator All Saints Church Richmond Vice president and Counsel who will retire in and Metchants Corporation Those trustees 1982 are Mr James Watkinson St Stephens Richmond Mr John Chairman of the Board of Morton Thalhimer Inc Waller President Peoples National Bank Leesburg Virrinia and Mr Frederick Deane Jr Chairman of the Board Banl of Virginia Company
of the Funds have In carrying out its objectives the Trustees which has been assumed established three agency accounts each an investment objective These agency accounts are
The First and Merchants National Bank Richmond \TA funds made available manages all church and parish type to the Corporation
Charlottesville VA hich The Virginia National Bank Fund for the benefit manages the Sally Walke Chipley of Grace Church Cismont Keswick
affiliate Capitoline The United Virginia Bank and its twne Investment Services Inc manages all diocesan to the bishon funds i.e bequests to the diocese or made available to the or specific funds which have been bishop 304 305
DIOCESAN FUNDS Annual withdrawals are at specific determined the Trustees of the All drocesan type iunds have specific designated purposes pre_determned percentage by As of of as of September 30 of each Septerber 30 1981 the latest report available as runda with distribution payout the for report the guarter ending December 31 1981 is not Year ava1able of time of printino shows that the Corporation had for the church at the Journal re investment 134 church or parishtype funds end 69 For the information of large of the Annual Council meeting there diocesantype funds and the one fund manaued by the Virginia porting the proceedings aa the firm National Bank who became the agent in 1978 for the Sally printed the complete Audit Report prepared by is Richmond ealke Chipley Fund Pullen Company Certified Public Accountants individual or church-type funds Virginia which list the parish The total funds and there is included market value as of September 30 1981 was $4995770 as well as the diocesantype owned the three types complete listing of all the securities by The Trustees of the Funds have established basic investment of funds as managed by the Trustees objective to seek stability and resonably high level income submittsd maintaining iiuidity and long term growth for all funds that Respectfully are of church or parishtype and managed by the First and Nerchsnts National Bank Richmond Virginia Holcombe Palmer SecretaryTreasurer With respect to the management of diocesantype funds the investment objective was changed in 1979 from that of the total return principle and adopted investment policy and guidelines so that in the future there would be predetermined percentage increase in ohs dollar payout per unit on all diocesan type funds Such predetermined percentage payout increasino yearly permits orderly planning by both beneficiaries and the trustees as well as providing predetermined increase Secondly all cash income interast and dividends will be invested in separate income account pending the yearend payout the payout taken by any fund will be reinvested in additional units of participation as of December 31st of each tear Any cash income over and above the stipulated amount for the current year will be segregated and will be held in the income reserve for future years
SECURITY VALUATION
Investments in securities traded on national securities ax ohanoe are stated at market value based on closing prices reported on the last business day of the year securities traded in the over-thecounter market ore stated at market value based on the last reported bid price of the year
INVCSTNENT UNITS
The of each eguity Fund in the pooled net assets is represented by the investment units New money entering the pool is accepted at the unit value of the appropriate Parish or Diocesan net assets as of the last day of the calendar guarter in which the deposit is made The number of new units bought is determined by dividing the new money by the unit vslue 1ithdrawals from the poul are based on similar unit values Withdrawals or additions are accepted at the end of any guarter
INCO4E DISTRIBUTION
Investment income is distributed as follows
PARISH FUNDS The income distributable to each Fund ma invested is computed for each guarter based on the number of units owned durung the guarter and the payout being for the guartsr ending September 30 306 307
REPORT OF THE CHURCH PENSION FUND The benefits currently payable to pensioned spouses -gill be increased by applying the same Cormula as CANON The benefits payable to the requires that at each regular meeting of the Council described in above there shall be of currently submitted Report concerning information re eligible prospective surviving spouses garding the Church Pension or to eligible suspended Fund church operated corporation pensioned Ministers any which provides benefits to clergy who have beneficiary of deceased ISinister will be elected either early spouse retirement retirement at 65 increased similarly years of age or 68 years of age or those who must retire at the age of 72 as well as benefits to after surviving spouse benefits for those who have disability Mith respect to Clergy who on or January benefits and those children of shall retire from the active hlinistrv or deceased clergy who are eligible 1982 for benefits and have not shall die in the active Ministry the basic and yet reached the age of 21 be as shown rinimum pension benefits will improved From information received from the Church Pension Fund in below December 1981 it is reported that 4555 beneficiaries oF various received categories annual benefits totaling $17131884 Provisions 1932 Benefit Provisions Basic Annual Pensions ______1981 Benefit These benefits it is reported of $17131884 reflect an 1.357 Yrs of CS increase of 15.3% over the MAC 1.3% Yrs of CS HAC amounts that were paid in 1900 The Ministers assets held for pension benefit increased purposes substantially Yrs of CS to total of MAC .65% Yrs of CS HAC .675% approximately $545000000 as of March 31 1381 Spouses which total the represents actuarially determined funded reserves for benefits earned to date fulltime by both active and retired clergy Note that for Ministry HAC means Highest In the Diocese of Virginia the Church Pension Fund paid nension Average Compensation dur benefits to 56 retired clergy in the paid 10 amount of $297272.40 ing the highest consecutive calendar years Nine clergy sought retirement Service early and received benefits amount of Credited CS ing to $24344.40 Pensions Regular Minimum Annual There are three in the clergy diocese who have disability benefits and $130 Yrs of CS up the total of these amounts to $21380.40 Ministers $120 Yrs of CS up to 40 to 40 years years Of particular is importance the surviving spouse benefit Under the Church Pension of CS $72 Yrs of CS up Fund the surviving spouse is entitled to Spouses S72 Yrs up benefit for life unless 40 to 40 years remarriage In 1980 within the to years diocese there were 34 persons who received the survivino soouse elect to benefit in the amount of in the case of any active Minister who shall $106238.40 It is to be noted that shall in no event be less than the retire on January 1982 the benefits payable retire on Lastly there are three minor children been if the Minister had elected to who receive the childs benefits that would have payable benefit of deceased clergy and the total for these three December 1931 amounts to $2908.80 of active or The flat death benefit payable upon the death eligible The making total of Church Pension Fund accounting that retired Ministers will be increased by Sl000 reports total anount death of cash benefits death and $3000 for postretirement paid for the above listed categories amounts $5000 for prereti-rement to total of $452144.40 for the year 1981 because of limitations in the Rules In the case of few special situations The Church Pension Fund increases described above may not be applicable through its Board of Trustees who some or all of the benefit are elected by the General Convention have been able to increase the benefits in the Trustees voted to increase the years 1979 1981 and with with the various benefit changes again beginnino In connection This base January 1982 The most from the present level of $7500 recent change in benefits was re the minimum assessment base to $9000 or Ministry ported to the Executive Board of the Council of the certain classifications such as parttime supply Diocese of applies to clergy when the Virginia at its November recall that the 57500 level was set meeting extra Church Ministry etc You may $100 year of Credited 5erice annual pension rate for clergy was per regular minimum 1982 The following is of which will be effective as of January summary the January 1982 benefit in as compared to the $130 per year creases used by The Funds Also voted was change in the valuation assumptions The benefits value of The Funds accrued and prospective currently payable to pensioned Ministers actuaries to determine the present the valuation ssumo will be increased of this is to strengthen by sum equal to 10% of the first liabilities The net effect change $3600 of annual 5% pension plus of the next $3593 tions to same extent of annual pension The maximum increase will be $540 annually and the minimum $60 annually 308 309
Effective November 1981 the diocese terminated UTILITIES The total omount paid for gas its relation ship with an affiliate of rtrrit water and foci of paid fur by the corporation the Church Pension Fund known as the Church or some source other then the clergy Life Insurance Corporation It was this through for such Corporation the Diocese of Virginia entered into person payments Compchensive Medical Care Gcoup Contract HOUSING If the clorgyperson has living guarters The Diocese of Virginia continues to maintain provided rent free by the church/parish the housing the mandatory Term Life Insurance Plan for for pension purposes is calculated at 21% of the Clergy and those lay employees churches of in the diocese who are eligible for such combined total ot cash salary plus utilities If coverage with the Church Life Insurance Corporation however rental or housing allowance is provided housing is figured as the actual amount or 25% of the For information purposes the Executive Board of the rash celery plus utilities combined whichever Council of the Diocese of Virginia at the 181st is greater Annual Council PToposed and that Council did that the individual approve churches ohee teere is more thou one source avail themselves of the of opportunity providing $20090 Term eooh course be oaseaaed oih Life oompensottor sho Insurance for their clergy rather than the $10000 manda oroportoorooe shore of the housing robe tory limit very high psrcentage of vestries have provided this Term Life Insurance to their coverage clergy and paid if ioth boord cod rouster ore rhrough the church budget yrooded ot no cost to toe oiergooersoe the robue gure ot 1J1 oi toe sore ooory 0-us Another affiliate of the Church Pension Fund is the Church utiiobos 2roridod Insurance Corporation The diocese carries in its Operating Budget the premium cost for the Bond for Surety all Treasurers CREDITED SERVICE The period of time for which and other employees/volunteer workers to $10000 up full assessment payments have been based on the compensation the clergyperson receives during his/ By providing this service all churches comply with Title her career Credited service along with Canon IV Sect of the General Church Canons and Canon XVI ministers Highest Average Compensation spanning Sect of the Diocesan Canons which mandate such bondings ten consecutive years are pert of the formula used to determine benefits from the Church Pension As Treasurer of the Diocese and Administrator of the Church Fund Pension Fund throughout the year receive numerous calls from church treasurers clergy and others to define the formula The following formula is used for determining on which rhe assessment is based for the clergy pension end the total compensation and the assessment due precisely how it is calculated Accordingly the following on it information is presented
CASH SALARY The Church Pension Fund defines the ASSESSMENT as the 4-UTILITIES amount eguel to 18% of the total compensation paid to clergyperson TO TAt 4-HOUSING of the above total The BENEFIT is defined as payment made by the Church Pension Fund to clergyperson during disability or TOTAL COMPENSATION their x18% upon retirement or upon the death to the spouse and minor children AIJMUAL ASSESSMENT DUE
COMPENSATION is defined as the total amount of the Resrectfully submitted following items
Holcombe Palmer CASH SALARY The amount of money including Administrator bonuses gifts and of any part personal social Church Pension Fund eecuiity tax which is paid to or on behalf of the clergyperson
.TIOTf llbovonres for oor cor surohose morel insuronce ood edfool erpenses ood dioore mfonorr funds used for eorfeh uorh ore not included os port of the oomeeneorion for osseeement rurroses
If person has purchased tax sheltered annunity for pension purposes assessments are still based on the original unreduced perish selary 310
THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA
STATISTICAL INFORMATION -______
312 THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 313 SAPT SMS PAROCHIAL STATISTICS NUMBER OF Ow LOREN 425 NUMBER OF ADULTS 49 FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31 GECEMBER 1981 TOTAL NUMBER OF UAPTI VMS S74
TYPES OF CONGREGATIDNS CHURCH ATTENDANCE
CHURCHES 132 TOTAL ATTENDANCE ON THE FIRST SUNDAY IN LENT 25814 CHURCHES UNDER SUPERVISION OF THE BISHOP 33 TOTAL ATTENDANCE ON EASTER SAY 55570 CHURCHES UNDER SUPERVISION OF FOUNDING TOTAL ATTENDANCE ON TRINITY SUNDAY 23459 CHURCH TOTAL ATTENDANCE ON THE FIRST SUNDAY IN ADVENT 25219 TDTAL CONGREGATIONS TOTAL ATTENDANCE ON THE ABOVE SUNDAYS 36062 168
TOTAL ATTENDANCE MONDAY THRU SATURDAY IN AN AVERAGE
OONGREGATI ONS BEER EXCLUDING LENT 5626
NUMBER OF FAMILIES 21320 SCHOOL STATISTICS INDIVIDUALS NOT THUS INCLUDED IN FAMILIES 10163 CHURCH
TOTAL NIAI8ER OF HIYJSEHOLOS 31 483 OFFICERS AND TEACHERS 2335 STUDENTS
SAPTI ZED MEMBERS OF THE CHURCH NURSERY KINDERGARTEN 3011 GRADES 6460 GRADES ALL BAPTIZED PERSONS 79895 1594 ADULTS 5098 TOTAL STUDENTS ...... 16483 TOTAL TEACHERS AND STUDENTS COMMUNICANTS IN GOOD STANDING OFFICERS 16818
LAST REPORTED 51398 DAY SCHWLS ADDED BY CONFIRMATION 1344 CHURCH RECEIVED BY THE BISHOP 590 STAFF 93 ADDED BY TRANSFER 2417 STUDENTS ADDED FROM THE INACTIVE LIST 679 TOTAL ADDITIONS 5030 NURSERY KINDERGARTEN 1404 GRADES 113 DRADES912 TOTAL STUDENTS LOST BY OEATH 551 1517 TRANSFERRED 587 REMOVED FROM THE ACTIAE LIST 1831 TOTAL LOSSES 3969
NET GAIN 1061 AN ERROR IN ADDITION WAS MADE IN THE 1980 REPORT THE TOTAL NUMBER IN GOOD STANDING SHOULD HAVE
PRESENT NUMBER IN 300o STANDINS 62459 READ 51398 RATHER THAN 51150
CONFIRMED PERSONS NOT INCLUDED ABOVE 3982
SERVICES OF HOLY COMMUNION
NUMBER OF SERVICES ON SUNDAYS 10775 NUMBER OF SERVICES ON WEEKDAYS 5989 NUMBER OF PRIVATE COMMUNIONS 3650 TOTAL NUMBER OF COMMUNION SERVICES 20417
NOTE ALL UNITS REPORTING
ALL OTHER SACRAMENTS AND SERVICES
NUMBER OF SERVICES EXCEPT MARRIAGES SURIALS 11619 MARRIAGES 972
KURIALS TOTAL NUMBER OF OTHER SACRAMENTS AND SERVICES 3577 314 REPORT OF FUNDS UNOER THE CONTROL OF THE CHURCH 315 OTHER INFORMATION WECEI IS ESINTE GENERAL PIJRPCSES PLATE OFFERINGS MARKET VALUE 849702 LAND 193I7395 PLEDGE PAYMENTS ll76H3 REPLACEMENT VALUE OF BUILDINGS CONTENTS 146003519 CHURCH VALUE ORGANIZATIONS I68B29 TOTAL 65320914 DIOCESE 40459 NSURANCE 130060402 INVESTMENT/ENDOWMENT INCOME NET 623736 ALL OTHER SOURCES 1001436 INDEBTEDNESS TOTAL FOR GENERAL PURPOSES 14 56o2 MORTGAGES AND/OR NOTES PAYABLE 3669532 FOR SPECIAL PURPOSES UNPAID BILLS ACCOUNTS PAYABLE 90437 BUILDING FUNDS OTHER DEBTS 849314 28IOC INDEBTEDNESS PRINCIPAL ADDITION TO TRUSTS ISI2I2 TOTAL 3788069 INVESTMENT/ENDOWMENT INCOME NET 271886 ALL OTHER INTEREST REPORTED PAID DURING 1981 INCL SPECIAL OFFERINGS 909286 2765 TOTAL FOR SPECIAL PURPOSES PRINCIPAL REPORTED PAID DURING 1981 606420 21sI6g6
NONINCOME RECEIPTS SALE OF INVESTMENTS 121630 REPORT OF OTHER CHURCH FUNDS TRANSFERS 748809 MONEY BORROWED 357684 TOTAL NONINCOME RECEIPTS 122823 BUILDING FUNDS GROSS RECEIPTS 17970096 BALANCE ON HAND ADJUSTED I/I/al FUND BALANCES ON 1/1/81 1067761 1615441 PROOF TOTAL INCOME 799346 553 TRANSFERS INCLUDED IN REGULAR RECEIPTS 384835
DI SBURSEMENTS EXPENSES 509819 TRANSFERS INCLUDED IN REGULAR EXPENSES 120416
FOR WORK cAJTSIDE OF THE CHURCH FUND BALANCE ON 12/31/81 1621707
TO DIOCESE FOR DIOCESAN ANO GENERAL CHURCH PROGRAMS 1305312 TRANSMITTAL OF TRUSTS AND ENDOWMENT FUNDS SPECIAL OFFERINGS 270188 ALL OTHER OUTSIDE WORK 1008010 TOTAL FUND BALANCES ON I/I/al FOR WORK OUTSIDE OF THE CHURCH 2583510 3577204 INCOME 1057777
FOR GENERAL PURPOSES TRANSFERS INCLUDED IN REGULAR RECEIPTS 283223 ALL OPERATING EXPENSES I89382 EXPENSES 1151 539 MAJOR IMPROVEMENTS TRANSFERS INCLUDED IN REGULAR EXPENSES 215912 ADDITIONS 973097 FUND BALANCE ON PURCHASE OF LAND AND BUILDINGS 214511 12/31/81 4512910 ADDITIONS TO TRUST AND ENDOWMENTS 92282 TOTAL FOR GENERAL PJRPOSES I2BSI 429 RESERVE FUNDS
NONEXPENSE DISBURSEMENTS INVESTMENT PURCHASES FUND BALANCES ON 1/1/81 1369396 460390 TAXES INCOME 166783 21378 REPAYMENT OF LOANS TRANSFERS INCLUDED IN REGULAR RECEIPTS 299306 575707 TRANSFERS EXPENSES 79905 948123 TOTAL FOR NONEXPENSE TRANSFERS INCLUDED IN REGULAR EXPENSES 205442 DISBURSEMENTS 2005798 FUND BALANCE ON 12/31/81 550 38
GROSS DISBURSEMENTS 17480737 BALANOE ON HAND 12/31/81 I04SOO PROOF TOTAL CHURCH ORGANIZATIONS I9 5135 537
PLEDGES AND PLEDGED INCOME FUND BALANCES ON I/I/al 201121 INCOME 362459 UMBER OF LEDGING UNITS REPORTED TRANSFERS INCLUDED IN REGULAR RECEIPTS 5I3940 20 05 TOTAL AMOUNT- PLEDGED FOR THE NEW YEAR EXPENSES 299257 1899476 TRANSFERS INCLUDED IN REGULAR EXPENSES 490375 FUND BALANCE ON 12/31/81 287888 316 317
ALL OThER FONOS 1H3
CONE BALANCES ON /1/81 1429842 .1.50 INcOME 500650 IOOH3S TRANSFEP.S INCLUDED IN REGULAR RECEIPTS 374793 535053 EXPENSES 371642 TRANSFERS INCLUDED IN BESJLAR EXPENSES 335868 SJ3IABS C-C-ONNOLflONOJt.t-C-O 00 coowoo0oej0 FUND BALANCE ON 12/31/81 1597775 431P1V33N50 NL1B 15101
10 Cl 04 10 10 04 91518110 01U CRANE TOTALS SJSVI88V OJOON00040__-59040Jj 004040000OUCLfl ALL FUND SALANCES ON i/ 7645324 000111 001410 000 SNOIjd33J oeOfl0CU00Cj00Cj0CO ALL INCOME 2887015 ALL TRANSFERS INCLUDEO IN REGULAR RECEIPTS 1856097 OO00000400C-040 OJ_0000O00U10O0tOJ ALL EXPENSES 1450005 ILYVI8I4NO3 ALL TRANSFERS IMLUDEO IN REGULAR EXPENSES.I368013 00000 511110 0000 0000 000 IC 00C ALL FUND BALANCE ON 12/31/81 9570418 0W 41 C- CU C- C- 00 10 0110 10 10 N38011H3 -NOCOflOOO N0000 OOOUqO_ 0C- 00CC 000 OCOO0 SJOIABS 0U0AC104004000C-C 83510
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HEATHSVILLE ST STEPHENS 49 101 68 48 87 44 24 WICO1IICO WIClC0 255 CHURCH CHURCH 66 27 87 91 12 16 40 FARNHAM 159 FARNHAM CHURCH 28 64 38 37 10 13 39 WARSAW ST 3011S 90 206 128 132 59 14 89 HAGUE COPLE PARISH CHURCH 469 47 CI 162 322 191 180 12 44 II MONTROSS ST JAAS 35 489 68 72 160 76 68 18 34 NOMINI ST 116 35 25 PAULS 23 66 26 22 12 OAK 43 GROVE ST PETERS 62 115 52 48 37 03 1990 4483 2979 2883 30 880 456 177 1397 81 51 34 59 104 8072 789 44
III ARLINGTON
ST ANDREWS ARLINGTON 324 928 822 834 47 186 68 1090 16 12 1622 134 ARLINGTON ST GEORGES 321 585 531 529 144 88 171 ARLINGTON ST 3OHNS 138 1379 90 61 87 114 85 55 12 26 ST MARYS 261 41 ARLINGTON 157 324 204 214 45 103 56 40 ARLINGTON ST MICHAELS 121 675 43 197 532 505 507 149 55 62 174 II Sr PETERS II 1221 68 ARLINGTON 215 565 682 674 94 133 38 47 IC 950 146 ARLINSTON TRINITY CHURCH 386 685 680 641 122 58 23 MC LEAN ST DUNSTANS 96 13 1019 lOS 45 JL ..j .j 28 14 123 2286 5401 4614 4613 259 968 676 428 70 2100 12 76 15 74 66 9562 45 IV ALEXANDRIA
ALEXANDRIA CHRIST CHURCH 722 1521 1001 1211 14 139 109 IS 84 RESURRECTION 40 48 26 41 16 3772 570 ALEXANDRIA 439 846 431 456 75 90 88 91 13 29 ALEXANDRIA ST CLEMENT 13 1611 329 32 210 601 382 384 77 57 10 26 514 75 ALEXANDRIA EIWANUEL 64 237 572 433 431 45 65 15 12 87 839 GRACE 99 75 ALEXANDRIA CHURCH 447 763 783 1300 55 185 178 142 115 II IA ALE54NDRIA IIAAIANUEL-ONTHEHILL 12 1915 161 80 693 ITYR 7fl2 760 85 112 75 19 3o 373 ALEXANDRIA MEADE MEMORIAL 2104 09 200 261 268 42 55 145 ALEXANDRIA AT PAULS 448 IA 425 1100 965 952 70 130 65 40 34 26 27 1328 180 58 572 136 47 II 103 38 90 3032 1806
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GREAT 30 FALLS ST FRANCIS 115 173 102 11$ 40 85 14 23 490 52 TIMOTHYS HERNDON ST 317 884 418 465 118 108 12 13 44 21 15 15 875 151 87 MC 441 2T8 29 331 LEAN ST JOHNS 1142 676 763 38 71 58 14 539 964 MC LEAN ST THOMAS 280 800 354 398 104 40 34 165 II 14 253 238 32 RESTON ST ANNES 155 310 135 120 140 155 12 23 562
VIENNA HOLY COMFORTER 361 1032 762 627 99 154 145 43 50 IS IS 10 II 778 265 STERLING ST MATTHEWS 58 56 131 110 14 106 23 82 37 SO 1727 4507 2578 2601 629 850 317 167 321 94 112 31 81 34 8289 1129 87
VI MOUNT VLRNON
ALEXANDRIA ALL SAINTS 177 452 311 321 20 87 27 18 25 773 158 ALEXANDRIA ST AIDANS 89 253 149 39 102 42 48 614 117 115 ALEXANDRIA ST LUKES 288 929 696 646 51 93 71 198 13 24 II 518 14 68 ALEXANDRIA ST MHRKD 91 238 192 170 95 57 14 23 07 329 49 229 232 25 65 FRANCONIA OLI VET CHURCH 131 316 50 15 604 43 LORTON P0111CM CHURCH 360 998 559 579 76 56 53 73 24 30 320 R34 148 MOUNT VERNDR ST JAMES 200 842 422 439 30 127 40 134 12 95 108 84 DALE CITY ALL SAINTS 63 203 72 106 88 12 10 557 W000BRIDDE ST MARGARETS 273 1141 546 459 14 04 96 32 25 24 1699 1672 5372 3176 3091 153 838 416 130 599 122 13 87 22 66 41 8773 952 183
VII WEST FAIRFAX
66 135 259 FAIRFAX CHURCH OF THE APOSTLES 650 921 302 525 104 10 20 4831 89 72 67 FAIRFAX TRURO CHURCH 908 2799 1193 1379 447 53 103 34 208 57 13 24 IS 5.678 93 8URKE GOOD SHEPHERD 822 2552 1289 1412 348 109 23 27 319 49 47 1829 II 4634 435 104 17 225 BURKE ST ANDREWS 177 445 257 305 25 90 56 37 IA 387 CENTREVILLE AT CJQHNS 58 382 258 254 128 54 90 104 763 185
19 187 94 SPRINGFIELD ST CHRISTOPHERS 334 894 457 442 141 39 39 842 MANAASAS ST DAVIDS CLOSES 11/1/81 14 36 157 CD MANASSAS TRINITY 259 1565 627 656 W3 54 32 218 19 27 10 1509 215 3308 9568 4397 4.973 953 864 446 290 943 177 31 265 41 75 36 20827 2437 265 CI3MWJNICAN1S HOLY COIIWIUNION IAPTIIS C1PEC P1W LB
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ST ALBANS ANNANDALE 376 .326 110 111 141 71 30 IS 204 274 BARNABAS ANNANOALE ST 239 212 33 384 60 106 63 29 31 tO 977 73 FALLS CHURCH ST PATRICICS 36 409 37 374 73 25 II 54 76 FALLS ST PAULS CHURCH 153 285 181 183 29 80 25 16 II 719 47 FALLS THE FALLS CHURCH CHURCH 697 jj 74 108 137 203 34 10 26 18 349 80 1601 4472 310 3195 89 474 292 201 306 90 40 42 57 46 6507 795 80
IX EAST RICHMOND
CHARLES CITY WESTOVER PARISH CHURCH ... 124 267 125 12 26 30 259 HIGHLAND MESSIAH 79 296 27 SPRINGS 137 62 39 ID II 438 72 OUR SANDSTON SAVIOUR 48 35 88 91 29 33 357 38 VARINA VARINA CHURCH 90 224 176 179 14 86 688 64 NEW ST PETERS 162 307 KENT 161 162 22 12 36 472 50
RICHMOND ST JOHNS 151 355 170 II 33 46 II 411 39 869 RICHMOND ST PAULS 2095 2108 2126 156 231 356 68 23 34 17 378 332 98 RICHMOND ST PETERS 268 183 180 4R II 12 00 370 26 582w 1621 flS 3172 390 403 345 60 69 32 44 573 639
CENTRAL RICHMOI40
GRACE HOLY TRINITY 604 769 1056 769 45 85 66 48 tO 23 1969 110 35 OLY COMFORTER 261 1600 451 451 22 66 94 56 II 988 170 RI HA ANDREW 195 797 291 285 63 17 28 127 14 23 1104 84 78 RICI-IMO J6AES ND 684 78 68 84 29 82 1423 1202 1276 20 36 17 2340 346 ST MARK ICHMOND 539 84 73 IRA 68 IS 952 180
2132 5.656 3267 3320 33 422 306 346 38 53 60 3787 7253 890 113
XI NORTH RICHMOND
ASHLAND ST JAMES THE LESS 138 392 311 298 79 127 528 43 ST MARTINS PARISA CHURCH DOSW 133 277 192 190 30 314 51 HANOVER CALVARY CRURCH 22 59 28 28 12 40 PALLS 63 36 HANOVER ST 70 118 30 114 15 57 07 41 j_ 366J
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171 85 14 591 127 90 MECHANICSVILLE CHURCH OF THE CREATOR 99 276 81 19 12 66 154 14 UORTPELIER OUR SAVIOUR 29 99 56 25 148 19 289 42 OLD CHURCH IPIANUEL 93 127 46 22 116 60 10 628 32 LAIESIDE EPIPHANY 168 449 358 308 41 159 IS 19 17 180 RICHMONO EMMANUEL 320 69 441 476 10 102 109 1288 52 20 AYLETT ST DAVIDS 22 74 27 32 IA 98 85 74 42 16 793 88 RICHMOND CHRIST ASCENSION 28S 535 451 451 15 80 RICHMOND ST PHILLIPS 298 710 589 616 78 169 13 1001 576 41 41 ST THOMAS 303 910 525 493 00 72 37 II 13 RICHMOND TT 1980 4844 3427 3375 65 667 282 429 659 63 54 39 134 7042 795
XII WEST RICHMOND
COLUMBIA ST JOHNS 22 42 36 36 20 IS 35 206 18 COCCHLAND GRACE CHURCH 43 88 78 81 27 18 RICHMOND ST MARYS 182 468 359 376 47 40 17 16 776 174 66 139 20 24 13 12 438 68 RICHMOND ALL SAINTS 535 1550 830 854 290 73 14 2428 125 RICHMOND ST BARTHOLOMEWS 128 341 254 286 78 13 22 696 89 56 II 742 110 RICHMOND ST MARTINS 110 38 202 231 100 13 280 RICHMOND ST MATTHEWS 415 1230 803 842 30 68 53 lB 35 27 lB 1439 932 RICHMOND ST STEPHENS 1153 3027 2406 2438 40 73 52 15 110 44 .. 72 ZJ 2588 7127 4968 5144 364 468 304 72 455 112 49 92 64 10708 2077 144
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52 41 53 78 19 ADA ST ANDREWS 16 83 53 33 82 28 CASHNOVH GRACE CHURCH 53 131 89 68 246 24 CATLETT ST STEPHENS 90 d4B 140 116 21 147 29 MARKHAM LEEDS PARISH CHURCH 138 81 112 48 MRSHALC PIEDMONT PARISH CHURCH 79 180 169 169 15 30 29 825
GRACE CHURCH 142 326 227 218 64 18 II 45 13 470 50 TIlE PLAINS 718 71 188 43 12 23 17 LIPPERVILLE TRINITY CHURCH 148 319 194 28 WARRENTON ST JAMES 34 559 476 482 110 60 29 74 II 1206 147 14 ALDIE OUR REDEEMER 37 87 46 49 19 CONIMIJNICANTS 14017 COIJIUNION BAPTISMS CONFjEC PIP LB
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LEESBURU ST JAMES 249 629 328 338 19 IX 69 49 12 1282 209 47 MIOOLEBLRS EMMANUEL 34 257 122 118 70 76 18 336 OATLANDS OUR SARIOUR 36 119 51 65 74 35 10 220 PURCELLVILLE ST PETERS 154 445 190 159 00 98 27 31 784 07 ST PAULS HNYMARKET 86 435 190 49 46 14 635 64 WASHINGTON TRINITY CHURCH 97 94 22 131 21 538 44 l6RR 412 2433 23R9 146 878 330 627 04 43 26 63 55
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GRACE CHURCH BERRYVILLE 105 211 65 161 10 70 15 41 516 48
BERRYVILLE ST MARYS 13 22 15 20 16 31 95 GOOD SHEPHERD BLUEMONT 29 58 28 57 50 54 88
MILLW000 CUNNINGHAM CHAPEL CHURCH 112 234 161 59 19 32 73 404 35 FREDERICK PARISH CHURCH WINCHESTER .. 367 717 440 430 135 128 295 33 14 1.736 259 PAULS ISSHAM ST 33 74 27 28 23 25 74
LLIRAY CHRIST CHURCH 56 30 79 77 38 33 66 32 ST GEORGES STANLEY 57 17 47 51 IA 34 190 33 EMMANUEL HARRISONBURT 224 562 413 43 78 55 56 24 822 180 IS
p0115 REPUBLIC LYNW005 PARISH CHURCH 114 275 150 124 78 .. 37 54 471 56 MT JACKSON ST ANDREWS 29 78 59 60 20 13 208 2046EV SPRINSS TRANSFISURATION 24 38 W000STOCK EMMANUEL 52 130 82 92 04 72 29 213 FRONT ROYAL CALVARY CHURCH ISV 355 287 248 115 92 24 41 090 112 -T38 763 350 056 T3 845 74 45 62 623 789 01
XV ALBEMRRLE
AFTON HOLY CROSS 17 50 22 28 14 53 10
ONESVI LIE GOOD SHEPHERD 34 80 65 65 12 40 145
CHARLOTTESVILLE MC ILHANY 40 96 82 76 27 67 196 OUR 300 35 04 CHARLOTTESVILLE GAVIOUR 62 396 355 17 RI 41 10 12 76 EARLYSVILLE SUCK MOUNTAIN CHURCH 32 55 31 31 12 40 68
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BO lIT ST PAULS 257 683 628 636 30 36 14 13 IS 648 60
KESRICK GRACE CHURCH 192 393 280 297 69 14 73 ID 10 483 25
SCOTTSVILLE ST ANNES PARISH CHURCH 82 36 43 13 64 66 14 439 SI 42 25 IITEON ST LYRES IS 16 37 05 CHARLOTTESVILLE CHRIST CHURCH 409 033 719 761 60 73 54 IS 70 25 28 IS 1834 176 PHULS 365 900 508 63 200 lOS 366 45 37 CHARLOTTESVILLE ST 12 IS 12 1948 130 CARLTTEVI LLE TRINITY CYURCH 92 176 114 79 57 35 347 25 34
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TOTRLS ALL REGIONS
UPPER RAPPAHAFNOEI 1959 4508 2602 2637 131 704 314 218 1058 93 S4 23 44 55 7670 1059 8072 780 44 II CORER RHPPAHHNNOCI 1090 448 2979 2883 301 880 956 177 1397 81 51 34 59 104 751 45 III ARLINGTON 2286 5401 4514 4613 256 968 676 428 2100 70 76 74 66 966 1806 309 IV ALEXANDRIA 3273 7454 4938 5245 25 805 639 347 572 136 II 103 47138 90 3032 1129 87 NORTH FAIRFAX 1727 450 2578 260 62 850 317 157 321 04 112 31 RI 34 828 962 83 153 838 5U9 122 13 87 22 66 877 VI MOJNT VIRNON 1672 537C 3176 305 416 30 963 2437 265 VII WEST FAIRFAX 3308 0568 4307 4973 854 445 290 943 77 31 265 24 75 36 20821 705 80 VIII FULLS CHURCH 1601 447 3105 3105 89 474 292 201 306 90 40 42 57 46 650 30 390 547 539 IX LAST RICHMOND 1521 304 3129 3172 27 403 345 60 69 32 44 725 BOO 113 CENTRAL RICHMOND 2132 5551 3267 3320 133 422 306 345 381 53 60 21 37 87 65 667 282 429 559 63 54 39 84 704 795 131 XI NI3HTH RICHMOND 1980 4844 3427 3375 144 364 468 304 72 455 112 149 43 92 54 10701 2077 XII WEST RICHMOND 2588 712 4068 5144 Si 850 64 CS XIII PIEDMONT 1699 4122 2433 2399 146 678 330 120 627 04 43 26 63 70 740 789 161 763 350 134 45 612 XIV VALLEY 1362 2968 1056 194 H45 SI II 74 62 0221 715 34 XV ALBEMARLE 2285 5.332 3529 3868 299 806 590 87 JQJJ 109 8107 22 7093 31483 51398 12450 3983 10778 5989 3550 11619 1425 149 1344 590 J72 086 13506 16483 1517 ZO II ..X CO O.Z Ci CO Li CIA ..J Li Li -IX I- IA _I 00 ODI XX O_LJ l-.. LiQO IA REGION LOCATION -CRUNCH CQ_ 00 l-0
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BOWLING GREEN ST ASHeNS 31 13100 12.102 3939 16041 400 12106 3181 2725 00000 84000 PORT ROYAL ST PETERS 16 5500 5522 9196 4718 86 1702 11788 366001 300000 BRANOT STATION CHRIST CHURCH 12 3100 3007 16152 9252 10215 9252 87001 72000 CULPEPER ST STEPHENS 227 75355 86599 61.996 48595 6668 121765 139443 1710158 1384331 REMINGTON ST LUKES 33 12016 3020 9962 2298 550 21291 21841 31122 150341 32 167001 KIllS GEORGE ST JOHNS 14500 2405 9090 21495 2500 0100 2600 97001 OWENS ST PAULS 13 35000 29080 968 42048 28168 28168 36500 115001 PORT CONWAY EMMANUEL 4300 4180 358 4538 850 3520 4370 05015 76001 LOUISA AT dAMES 41 18000 17221 5603 22824 759 19791 20550 27780 6700 MINERAL INCARNATION 32 9780 4180 7210 14803 620 508 13228 365298 364291 MADISON PIEDMONT CHURCH 38 15714 14721 7599 32321 858 19065 25754 5792 13792 FREDERICKSBURG ST GEORGES 250 118020 91798 91853 183651 8359 172152 180521 205000 181500 FREDERICKSBURG TRINITY 171 93000 83934 57807 141741 15870 106302 37779 7500 94600 84600 SPOTSYLVANIA CHRIST CHURCH 58 34587 26432 33957 160389 3030 134680 144952 98865 41930 8160 STArFORD AQUIA CHURCH 103 30000 30821 Io307 46128 1600 41206 42806 184800 89800 COLONIAL BEACH ST MARYS 72 45211 37520 24387 6150 3253 54333 I95 51950 46 59 7238 495663 475949 477483 95343U 55403 779218 875637 116185 980918 7087001
II LOWER RAPPAHANNOCK
LORETTO VASTERS CHURCH 27 8838 8727 4206 13021 525 11812 12337 7300 10000 MILLERS TAVERN GRACE CHURCH 38 6800 6682 9562 12244 869 9150 0880 5453 176000 127000 MILLERS TAVERN ST PAULS 14 5875 5043 7202 32245 1915 24696 26211 331000 260001 TAPP9HANliOCK ST JOANS 09 47250 36099 2624 48723 2625 41155 43882 8477 421000 421001 589 SLOICESTER WARE CHURCH 121 64000 67475 15908 77383 5454 57260 76873 894000 87400 RITE MUPSH ARIESSON CHURCH lOS 54840 48459 17104 65563 3107 51592 60494 537725 49267 947 KING QUEEN II.NAANUEL 2400 2719 3117 5836 3846 4393 4550 4500 WEST POINT ST JOHNS 42 44281 39488 34275 73753 7850 45935 73734 401000 162201 WEST POINT GO PAULS 56 4000 Io866 34566 45434 6I 44458 I3 23200 V62 KILMARNOCK GRACE CHURCH 197 104505 111197 50629 171826 24474 97256 168343 1500 68100 501001 LANCASTER TRINITY CHURCH 18 9649 12591 II8AO 24471 1743 11830 18579 763300 155301 LIVELY ST MARYS 40 27894 23255 6469 29725 3741 23186 26927 185801 744721 MATHEWS KINGSTON IARISH CHURCH lOG 48407 55145 77890 73035 4205 61786 65995 634501 5595O 45795 CHRISTCHURCH 01.181ST CHURCH 85 39783 32049 31994 64041 5989 47938 47927 467953 FLEETCN ST MARYS 42 15430 20875 6974 27857 3.106 76935 24802 41496 40296
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HEATHSVILLE ST STEPHENS 48 25484 24380 18583 42963 1052 28773 29825 365001 290000 WICONIICO CHURCH WICOMICO CHURCH 60 22000 20398 35939 56337 1218 38297 39509 235797 207711 FARNHAM FARSHAM CHURCH 28 7000 11545 5087 6632 1090 2944 15960 790000 150007 WARSAW ST JOHNS 70 32260 30677 16345 46862 9194 32834 42928 291418 281418 HAGUE COPLE PARISH CHURCH 133 38000 35293 25739 67032 3515 55829 59444 290000 225270 MONT1ROSS ST JAMES 59 9620 20724 16041 36765 3417 22082 32980 352007 267007 NOMIRI ST PAULS 1115 3530 6389 9919 308 7221 8359 115001 90500 OAK GROVE ST PETERS 33 13952 14342 14803 29145 1581 8642 27443 11487 302500 248400 557597 64yO3 419.816 1064719 97883 757634 9522113 38803 7970443 695732
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ARLINGTON ST ANDREWS 32 200000 788874 94570 283184 31014 155493 266457 79098740 18763741 ARLINGTON ST GEORGES 244 36288 120708 83.488 204196 55790 131549 792272 9399 1747309 672571 ARLINGTON ST JOHNS 51 30245 29623 28205 57828 4359 44623 53795 525200 277201 ARLINGTON ST MARYS 93 64645 56898 33297 190195 4286 85345 197938 1391315 875001 ARLINGTON ST MICHAELS 43 870153 75680 59342 134022 20724 75053 125130 130189 112430 947304 ARLINGTON ST PETERS 756 700440 94614 40294 134908 75747 85469 131147 67324 7387030 887037 ARLINGTON TRINITY CHURCH 206 127000 126144 142505 268849 38378 133954 215055 20772 1512359 1387359 MC LEAR ST DANSTANS 285 229000 228126 40523 268649 36652 I55 154452 III787r 1499 968819 920407 567990 1498399 205948 877807 1430584 377243 28330784 24922081
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ALEXANDRIA CHRIST CHURCH 495 302000 272270 171555 383825 75327 250903 369770 1705000 870001 ALEXANDRIA RESURRECTION 285 119708 139135 103068 242203 34745 121474 275879 216500 1243451 1043451 ALEXANDRIA ST CLEMENT 102 67110 72790 41478 113638 8743 80334 107780 1520001 1061191 ALEXANDRIA F..ANU1L 169 102628 06409 90159 59604 26540 l0679 154307 8208 II2000 1100001 ALEXANDRIA GRACE CHARCH 367 245000 230866 248567 479427 78319 90257 370890 151474 1916000 1406001 ALEXANDRIA IMMWNAELONTHEHILL 327 217757 788453 39176 227629 50474 39272 278100 4400 1390000 940004 MEAGE MEMORIAL ALEXANDRIA lb 25500 19.880 72620 32550 973 29355 30328 400000 180001 CO CO ALEXANDRIA ST PAULS 380 235000 227292 44055 271347 60970 772836 258746 2500000 2000007 CR 2235 7374697 1196468 770755 1907223 336031 1100564 7725800 404924 11799451 8600647 OOC 503 09 000 000 309 698 506 700 OP 081 SI 860 LI P9 s.lrlVd 19 S1A061YH 000 53 000 SC LLP LOP 00 POL SOP IPO 007 31 HO8SHO 6553160 6360888 C- 816 608 81 6896 10 61 PS PC 565 COP PS 085 105 83 000 80 69 803153 H5138d 9NI1SS5IS 11NSOIJ 001 039 000 6tL 693 0CC OP 010 SOC OS ICC SI ILSSC 90 SC SO SS11 381 S1YIVfIS 9981895
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XI NORTH RICHMOND C0NTD
MECHANICSVILLE CA OF THE CREATOR 67 33112 26849 29122 55971 308 43196 53101 117206 369506 311400 MONTPELIER OUR SAHIOUR 3482 52397 55879 509 11131 11840 300000 255000 OLO CHIJ4CH IMMANUEL 50 23979 23069 2293 46000 2675 31003 40867 300000 245000 LAKESIDE EPIPHANY 86 48786 52866 19951 72817 4999 53855 72618 4134 482000 474000 RICHMOND EI..IANUEL 267 38200 113599 84321 197921 34368 120282 59969 2195106 1694106 AYLETT ST DAVIDS 4355 4298 8653 192 6108 6300 65.000 54000 RICHMOND CHRIST ASCENSION 118 72578 69802 35262 105164 9644 76907 102547 62800 1063700 1020700 RICHMOND ST PHILLIPS 200 57250 57661 2455 82212 8409 63873 77718 578506 524000 RICHMOND ST THOMAS SI 80000 85217 36212 121429 118706 1177506 1154 I0I4 559785 530537 374614 906151 69700 617731 774497 174140 8629220 7417220
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COLUMBIA ST JOHNS 12 4600 4503 14309 18812 200 9816 17767 315500 304388 SOOCHLHND GRACE 33 24074 18039 25753 43792 468 29576 42342 212000 46900 RICHMOND ST MARTS 54 9108 90634 0530 110164 16054 71444 104898 601460 579960 RICHMOND ALL SAINTS 450 252821 211924 552365 774289 35691 249652 3O89 98633 3823000 3866000 RICHMOND Dr BARTHOLOMEWS 98 49723 42874 15957 58831 764 56075 56839 126855 557792 502792 RICHMOND ST MARTINS 97 51242 40041 15573 55514 1642 43038 52124 42176 360000 270000 RICHMOND ST MATTHEWS 330 155400 150013 53076 203089 35774 23687 190563 18560 1176800 1015400 RICHMOND ST STEPHENS 921 456648 424856 63448 488304 151321 334956 486277 5137087 4637097 2095 1086595 982884 770ii 1752895 241914 915644 I25R7 266224 12184139 T5227
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50F ST ANDREWS 13 1703 1850 2050 3900 177 2338 2515 44500 30000 CASANOVA GRACE CHURCH 19408 17858 1405 35915 1941 24335 32320 13025 307020 225000 CATLETT ST STEPHENS 24 14558 17460 11231 28691 2453 22456 27773 441624 426624 MARKHAM LEEDS PARISH CHURCH 46 4500 15135 16512 31747 1760 22560 28130 240000 200000 MARSHALL PIEDMONT PARISH CHURCH 76 43000 41200 5525 56725 5232 46805 52037 255000 189000 THE PLAINS SRACL CHURCH 73 52500 44121 62532 05753 7600 75.214 02469 955000 810000 UPPERVILLE TRINITY CHURCH 97 80427 72171 123156 195329 5105 95102 150701 8040000 2300000 WARRENTCN ST JAMES 85 72000 75519 79233 54752 11246 101010 139224 1001520 800000 ALDIE OUR REDEEMER 13 6161 5312 14210 20.531 1902 15667 17569 225000 215000
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XIII PILONONT CONTU 1928000 1428000 _____132551 148278 61270 146019 19199 66100C __ 188 98539 87749 5500 780000 64536 79939 ST JAMES 37413 91928 7352 146070 LEESAURU 50 37181 54515 150070 7383 20048 38412 UICOLEBURS EMMANUEL 23626 15815 39441 544000 634380 19 0298 49900 63424 OUR SAAIOI.1R 19122 56427 11369 529620 OATLANOD 05 59068 47305 67659 639620 PETERS 14.562 60.122 PCELLVILLt $1 53146 29435 92581 .so5 HAYMARKET ST PAULS 16013354 9092694 73 30665 793837 1000096 18525 WASHINGTON TRINITY CHURCH 531422 1130054 102033 980 541720 599632
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XV AL6EMHRLE 550 IAA1U0 55958 5688 461 3127 47000 1805 3883 5352 15000 HOLY CROSS 450 4902 SF105 4351 0552 27 250000 21 5002 5201 500 COOS SHEPHERD 407 10951 11868 600NESVILL 9932 14907 29875 654000 629800 HCILHNNY 25 5900 51716 19114 657 CHARLOTTESVILLE 52509 73602 III 4495 05000 80ICO LLE OUR RU OUR 118 74132 8650 0050 CRARLOTTESS 5520 1103 8011 564000 lURCH 14 5750 56329 ESRLYSVI ILL VUCU KIN 5050 52878 45708 34175 79883 00 630 75 46400 14421 195 GREENA09D EMMANUEL 15958 98 lB 6656 IC 66 5943 IVY ST JOHN THE BUPT 1ST FOR 1982 NCOME DI ES ICRSEMENTS LANO ANT 71101 lOIS
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DIOCESAN PROGRAM CONTENTS
1980 December 31 1981 and
PAGES DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA
of Certified Public Accountants DIOCESAN PROGRAM Report
Financial Statements Richmond Virginia Balance Sheets
in Fund Balances Operating Statements of Changes Funds
Statements of Revenue and Expenditures Operating Funds
and Fund Statements of Revenue and Expenditures Mission Balance Venture in Program
in Fund Balances Churches FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Statements of Changes Under Supervision of The Bishop
WI TN 10 Notes to Financial Statements REPORT OF CERTIFIED
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS on the of Certified Public Accountants Report 11 Supplementary Data
Data Supplementary
Schedules
13 Objectives 12 Restricted Funds Gifts Designated
14 Other Restricted Funds
15 Operating Funds YEARS ENDED DECEMBER 31 1981 AND 1980 Expenditures 16 Expenditures Administration Expenses
17 Diocesan Programs ExpenditUres
Missionary Outreach and Special Expenditures 18 Ministries
19 The Virginia Churchman Expenditures for Publishing
20 Youth Ministries Camps Conferences and 21 of The Bishop Assets Churches Under Supervision
Fund Balances Churches Under 10 Liabilities and 22 Supervision of The BishOp accountants j.U PuIIenomp1IflhJ /crtified public
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS REPORT OF CERTIFIED
The Executive Board Diocese of Virginia Richmond Virginia
balance sheets of the Diocesan Program We have examined the 1981 and 1980 and the as of December 31 of the Diocese of Virginia and changes in fund statements of revenue and expenditures related were made in then ended Our examinations balances for the years auditing standards and accordance with generally accepted accounting records and such included such tests of the accordingly in the as we considered necessary other auditing procedures circumstances
to above financial statements referred In our apiniOn the of the Diocesan Program of the the financial position present fairly 1980 and the results of at December 31 1981 and Diocese of Virginia then ended balances for the years and changes in fund its operations applied accepted accounting principles in conformitY with generally on consistent basis
Richmond Virginia February 1982 DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA
DIOCESAN PROGRAM
BALANCE SHEETS
December 31 1981 and 1980 LIABILITIES AND FUND BALANCES ASSETS 1981 1980
1981 1980 Funds ratiflg Operating Funds _ilities 5845 14003 Cash and temporary cash investments 274945 Accounts payable receivable Diocesan Missionary Accounts Notes payable 2104 187 847 Miscellaneous Society Note 462 22273 in Mission Program Executive Council PECUSA Due to Venture Loans and advances 7949 22652 Officer and employee loans 1687 Advances to church organizations 180 7628 unexpended balances Clergy loans estricted funds 504512 332268 Notes receivable Gifts designated objectives 70820 69832 174 funds Suffragan Bishop housing deed of trust 98 Other restricted Inc 15000 Orkney Springs Hotel 575332 402100 St Bartholomews sale of property 21000 Deferred until collected sale of property 21000 500 Prepaid expense Fund balances which needs Treasury bills at cost approximates Reserve for future 15000 178175 80377 FestO Mission market value Designated Bishop 17128 17877 Undesignated 17128 32877 $600409 457629 Total Operating Funds Total Operating Funds 600409 457629 The Bishop urches Under Supervision of of The Churches Under Supervision Bishop Note Liabilities Note 140985 167790 $1 506574 $1 407573 Land and buildings Notes payable 615059 531096 80024 80024 Missionary Society Rectories Loans from Diocesan 756044 698886
Fund balances 383608 348586 made the churches Expenditures by 370011 366090 made the Diocese Expenditures by 76935 73935 Donated 830554 788711
Under Supervision of Total Churches $1586598 $1487597 Total Churches Under Supervision of The Bishop The Bishop $1 586598 $1487597 Venture in Mission Program $1892260 $2268972 Venture in Mission Program Fund balance Note 831007 Cash and temporary cash investments $1141672 462 Due from Operating Funds Pledges receivable less allowance for 711 1405373 shrinkage of $150000 $117550 in 1980 458 Notes and loans receivable 25000 18 000 130 Due from Executive Council PECUSA VIM Program 14 130 14 $1892260 $2268972 Total Venture in Mission Program 972 Total Venture in Mission Program $1892260 26
The Notes to Financial Statements are an integral part of these statements DIOCESE OF VIRGflIA
DIOCESAN PROGRAM UP .- fl fl fl fl
STATEMENTS OF CHANGES IN FUND BALANCES OPERATING FUNDS
Years Ended December 31 1981 and 1980
Prior fl Reserve Years for Capital Future Debt NC Needs Service Total
1981 fl fl CC CCC CCC Balance at Beginning of Year 32877 32877 NC Deficiency of Revenue Over
Expenditures UUIl 15749 ______15749
Balance at End of Year 17128 $17128
1980
Balance at Beginning of Year 74695 2001 76696
I- E- Deficiency of Revenue Over 04- C-U0 Expenditures 43819 43819 coo --UO Transfer Interfund 2001 000 2001 ______U.U9 ._4_ Balance at End of Year 32877 32877 500 0O- -CcCC The Notes to Financial Statements are an integral part of these sacCs3U- statements 00CC ._UUU 4-.- 05 5.035 so 3050Q4- 0-U QC 00 .UUCCaUQ a.B 00 -4 03 CUEB5 EU --- Ut 00 .CU09a0 30 00 O--U 00 4- 3U -U .U 00 U0 .00 U0 0U aC.U U-UU So 9CEC 03 5UaO 0-- CE000 03 sCO OC4UU 350UUNZ000 33_UC5aC00300 UUOflE ...... I OC ..U000- U4-S Q000U aa4-..oUsC--0 50 0000 U.-UUCUO5C- COO CU ...0 .0 --U90- aoosos90E 3000C0.C UU U0.U .0000 CCI 0--E UUS-30 U0Q030 -.U 00CO5.C.0CU -035C 0-C DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA DIOCESAN PROGRAM DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA
STATEMENTS OF REVENUE AND EXPENDITURES AND FOND BALANCE DIOCESAN PROGRAM VENTURE IN MISSION PROGRAM
Rears Ended December 31 1981 and 1980 STATEMENTS OF CHANGES IN FUND BALANCES CHURCHES UNDER SUPERVISION OF THE BISHOP emor and Cumulati 1179 Years Ended December 31 1981 and 1980 1991 1980 123 Revenue lifts pledged 1981 1980 19825 $1 l8226S Less Provision for pledge shrinkage 32450 42550 295694 50 BY THE CHURCHES 12625 1S39718 EXPENDITURES MADE 808947 Investment income interest 138183 lain 54058 $348686 $303155 on sales of investments 13872 192241 Balance at Beginning of Year ______Add 39 430 193776 made the churches to reduce Expenditures 64 Payments by Operat ions indebtedness Professional services fund raising fee 19501 St Aidans Mission Mt Vernon Professional 225050 services feasibility study land and 14985 14114 Professional Principal on loan on building services accounting system 5060 .500 13695 on loan on rectory 1377 1304 Salaries payroll taxes and employee benefits 13260 14470 Principal Travel and 42698 meetings 160 3724 Principal on loan from Diocesan Missionary 18227 Program development and promotion 11586 322 306 Office 36097 Society supplies 232 3241 13735 St Barnabas Mission Annandale Equipment purchased and rental 2223 6643 11453 land and building 4937 4650 Telephone 46 2056 Principal on loan on and 10454 834 Postage mailing 1985 1246 Principal on loan on rectory 882 Planning and 0697 Special Council Henrico Miscellaneous St Martins Mission County 3436 1584 Principal on construction loan 1624 1530 21362 69310 9964Q Principal on loan from Diocesan Missionary Projects 3196 2830 Prisoner Society Visitation Program 3600 4000 Lord Fairfax 7609 of The MechanicSville lnterchurch Council 10385 9385 Church Creator Brookland 9760 Housing Project 3050 20950 Principal on loan from Diocesan Missionary Fairfax 24000 Emergency Housing 8000 3158 2541 Beach 5000 Society Ministry 2000 Northern 5000 St Andrews Church Burke Virginia Elderly Housing 5000 5000 construction costs Rappahannock Hospice 2700 2700 Payments refunds on 2100 Commission Status of 4Q0 Women 8500 4250 on loan from Diocesan Missionary Crossroads 12750 Principal Center Inc 4000 7500 4441 19522 Urban 11500 Society Washington League Project Reach 15000 15800 Blue Ridge Hospice 30804 16500 1500 SIlO $348686 Hospice of Northern at End of Year $383608 Virginia 41000 OS000 Balance Darien Indian 80000 Project 1000 Tanzanian 1000 Hunger Project 8355 8300 EXPENDITURES MADE BY THE DIOCESE Sri Lanka 16600 Counselling 10000 Piggery/Poultry 0000 Project South Phillipines 15000 15000 Bishop Williams Memorial 30000 Halance at Beginning of Year Japas 80000 40000 20000 Uganda Relief Diocese of Bskedi made Fund $131823 $128131 30000 S010 Expenditures by Operating Arlington Community Temporal ACTS Inc Fund 234267 8000 8000 Expenditures made by Church Extension 234267 Action in the Community Through Service 6000 6000 Bethasy Souse of Northern Virginia 2500 2000 366090 362398 Central Virginia Food Bank 3500 3500 Coordination of Shelters Project 8000 Charlottesville 6000 Rousing Foundation 10000 Add General Church 10000 100000 fund of principal on loan Hartwood House Inc 101000 Operating payment 10000 0000 3921 3692 Laurel Center of from Diocesan Missionary Society Learning the Reston Interfaith Housing Corp 10000 Mental Healtk 3000 Apartment Program Arlington 6000 6000 Northern Neck/Essex Childrens at End of Year $370011 $366090 Home 25000 25000 Balance Peers United Community Ministries Inc 2750 2750 Prison Van Ministry Annasdaje 1000 1000 DONATED Trinity Episcopal School for Ministry 70200 70000 United Community Ministrien 11000 11000 70935 Rappahannock Westminster Balance at Beginning of Year 73935 Canterbury 14000 14000 ______Add 494780 225380 723160 St Andrews Church Burke 516 142 294690 122800 3000 Donations by st Stephens Richmond 3000 Excess of Deficiency Revenues Over Expenditures 376712 7990860 1892.260 76935 73935 Fund Balance at of Year Balance at End of Year Beginning 2268972 1469556
Fund Balance at End of Year 01892260 02268972 of these The Notes to Financial Statements are an integral part statements The Notes to Financial Statements are an integral part of these statements DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA
DIOCESAN PROGRAM DIOCESAN PROGRAM NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Continued
Significant Accounting Policies NoteS Payable Continued Reporting Entity and Related Organizations These statements present financial information for the Diocesan The above notes are collateralized by real estate Program mortgage of the Diocese of Virginia and the restricted funds as herein having book value of approximately $1370000 reported on and do not to be an all purport inclusive report of all Diocese of Virginia related organizations and other Contingent Liability restricted funds The Diocese is jointly liable on mortgage loans with Accounting Method The accounts of the Diocesan St Margarets Church woodbridge totaling $19058 at Program are maintained primarily on the cash basis which December 31 1981 and $25224 at December 31 1980 recognizes revenue or when received expense or paid rather than when Collateralized by Capital Stock of Orkney accrued however the results approximate full accrual Contingent Liability accounting Springs Hotels Inc Land and Rectories Executive Board of Buildings Land buildings and On January 19 1979 as authorized by the rectories of the Churches Under Supervision of the Bishop are the Diocese the Bishop of the Diocese entered into an agreement carried at cost if purchased or at value at date stock of received if to purchase all the outstanding capital Orkney Springs acquired by gift Hotels Inc on behalf of Shrine Mont the camp and conference The center of the Diocese whose property is adjacent to the Mayo Memorial Church House which serves as the for the stock administrative corporations property The total purchase price headquarters of the Diocese is carried as an with an initial down of $100000 which was asset by the Trustees of the Funds of the Protestant was $1200000 payment Episcopal the remainder to be paid over Church in the Diocese of Virginia paid from Shrine Mont funds with installments without interest As twenty years in equal annual No depreciation is provided on or owed on these notes buildings rectories of December 31 1981 and 1980 the balances respectively It is believed that Furnishings and Equipment Expenditures for were $990000 and $1045000 annual can be made with funds generated from furnishings and equipment are expensed at the time of purchase these payments to Shrine Mont Since operations of the hotel and special gifts Notes Payable on the these financial statements do not include any reporting of the Notes at of Shrine Mont the investment in capital stock payable December 31 1981 and 1980 consist of the operations are not shown on the balance following corporation and the notes payable Diocese of sheet of the Diocesan Program of the Virginia 1981 1980 Venture In Mission Program Operating Funds Diocesan Missionary Society 4% The Venture in Mission Program is special program payable $525 monthly in 1979 in with including undertaken by the Diocese of Virginia conjunction principal and interest the Protestant Episcopal 2104 8187 other similar programs throughout have been Church USA Funds raised in this campaign designated Churches Under Supervision of the the Council of the Diocese of Virginia and are limited to such Bishop by Sundry financial institutions use mortgage notes currently Nonbudgeted Expenditures principal and interest being authorized the paid by applicable churches $119985 $143790 Nonbudgeted expenditures which were by Executive Board to be funded from Unrestricted Fund Balance Episcopal Church Foundation 4% Reserve for Future Needs were as follows promissory note payable annually $3000 plus interest 21000 24000 1981 1980
Diocesan Missionary Society Bishop Festo Mission costs 17227 Sundry mortgage notes currently and principal interest being $42892 paid by applicable churches 602621 514737 Mayo House major repairs
6% mortgage note payable $400 monthly including principal Continued and interest 12438 16359 $756044 $698886
Continued DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 10
DIOCESAN PROGRAM
NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Continued %.IpuIIeufompunq/certifid public accountants
Pension Plan
The Diocese has defined contribution pension plan for all full time lay employees Contributions to the plan were $20300 in 1981 and in 1980 of the Diocese $21921 Clergy employees REPORT OF CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS ON in the National Church Pension Program also participate THE SUPPLEMENT1.RY DATA defined contribution plan Pension plan contributions on behalf of clergy employees of the Diocese were $28375 in 1981 and $21787 in 1980 The Executive Board Diocese of Virginia RichmOnd Virginia
of an Our examinations were made for the purpose forming taken as whole The opinion on the basic financial statements hereinafter is for purposes of supplementary data included presented of the basic financial additional analysis and is not required part statements Such data has been subjected to the auditing procedures basic financial statements and in applied in the examinations of the material in relation to our opinion is fairly stated in all respects whole the basic financial statements taken as 2r2t4
Richmond Virginia February 1982 DIOCESE Or VIRGiNIA DIOCESAN PROGRAM
RESTRICTED FUNDS Oh LU DESIUNATLO ORJLCIIVLO Year Ended Decenber 31 1981 SCHEDULE Receiptn DisbarsemenEs Balane and and Balani.e 11 01 Transfers Trannfers 12 31 81 ACCO lINT Bishops Reqaest 50th Anniversary Club Diocene of Barbados Fund Minoriry Rchnlarship 345 345 Schooh KnEe Box Sunday Offering 106 3518 3624 Birthday Thank Offering 539 215 2713 Good Friday Offering 577 1577 EducaLion Theological Sanday Offering 64 64 Bishop Badens Emergency Chilrons Bishop Emergency rand 88 BB Archdeacon Fund LeRoys Dnscretionary 15 4120 4042 103 Bishop Balls Discretionary Fasd 3371 3628 1315 5694 Bishop Lewiss fsed OiscreEioeary 533 775 1243 65 Bishops AccoamEs Mayo Memorial 1150 1150 Bishops Funds from Trusrees of the Funds 8259d 32460 29325h 3493N 35105 Bishops Discretionary Fand for clergy housing 29934 1404T 30330 Bishops Combined Disererionary Fasds 13727 1729d 1400T 1922 20472b 17738 24952 Fsd 6341T episcopal episcopal Hcasisg Loan 79924 5185d 8679e AlberL 75430 Oisoot OifE 25BB0 12500 13.224 724d Albert Omoof Endownesf 75000 75000 Fresidisg Bishops Fund for World Relief 2027 6521 1189 7360 Bishop Balls Banger Fund 2903 2721 Peter 1000 4704 Faal Development Center 10010 1343d 6239 5104 Alberl SnooE EndoweenE Income Fund 21570 2157 Committee on Alternatives for Ckildres is Trouble 22870 7670c 5000 10200 Julia Ward Fund 3372 2432 Catherine 1730 3674 Cooke Scholarship Fund 729 490b 700 54 Hugh MrGuire Taylor Fund 12001 10726b 9050 13677 Albert Baker fund 10474 13377b 1000 3155 740 Bishop 000dsin Mesorial Scholarship Fund 2121 1061b 3182 Episcopal Fund 2027 2027e Amusda Mary stewart Fund 2607b 2887 Bishop Roy Mason Memorial Fund 264b 264 Martha Overtos Memorial Fund 3.7k9b 3769 Frances fdmonia Newman Fund 6113 275 5039 Bishops Clergy Conference Fund 1140 7558 7510 lROc Carl and Catherine Jams Siuunermus Fund 80976 00876 Bihpu TheulmgiLul Eduratios Fund lnB4 109004 2917 21000 30057 Viva Voce pledmes Episcopal Cllurchwosmes 2327 215 44 2499 Diocesas Associatios of ChrisEian Educators 2536 100 016 2120 300 cl Clerjy Comrimuisg Education Fund 222 200 22 Rolcombe Palmer Berirement Fund 25000T 26507 1587d Rmtiiosest Gift for mishop and Mrs Rades 48 48 Sr Johns and Chapel Cemerery Fusd 539b hO 489 Dusgas rund 77597 32341D ______45250 ______$33t268 395.251 223.007 9504.572
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OTHER RESTRICTED FUNDS
Year Ended December 198
SCHEDULE
Balanc Disburse Transfers Balance 1181 Receipts cents InOut ______3181 CLASSIFICATION AND ACCOUNT Miscellaneous Restricted Funds Mission Discretionary Fund 2499 1708 Falls Church Grant Video 478 1000 489 Ministry 12000 12000 Revolving Fund D.C.E 17 All Saints Memorial Chapel 125 Mitchells Virginia 125 18 ______143 Total Miscellaneous Restricted Funds 13734 16718 1000 757 .i41 ______Diocesan Operating Expenses Reserve for eapenses of General Convention 5000 6000 11 .405 400 Suffragan Bishop Election and Consecration 8681 8681 Special Council Division of the Diocese 3217 3217 Scholarship John Moncure 331 331 Reserve for stewardship promotion 2024 2024 Reserve for the Commission on Ministry 4557 10850 Reserve for auto 3458 1949 replacement 7430 9771 Reserve for new office 6000 3659 equipment 3368 1.350 2018 Reserve for repairs Bishops residence 750 Reserve 5649 6900 2001 for repairs and renovations Mayo Memorial Church House 209 832 Mayo House renovation 377 105 19737 Reserve for van acquisition summer 18632 camps 200 1200 Scholarships summer and conferences 2400 camps 690 6455 2853 292 Gifts summer and conferences 4000c camps 943 12 Outdoor education 931 program summer camps and conferences
Total Diocesan Operating Expenses 6982 31670 52300 16500 2852 Other Accounts Campus ministry account Dunn Loring Condemnation Proceeds 9250 9250 Special Discretionary 232 231 Rent Church of The Creator Rent Christ Church Chantilly 10523 Rent Corbin Church 0523 330 330 It Timothys Miscellaneous The Virginia Churchman advance subscriptions 25689 17277 25.689b 17277 Cuucil advance reservations and registrations 20984 1947 2O9B4a 19471 Church pledge paid in advance 2681 10359 ______268a 10359 Total Other Accounts 60109 56687 231 49354 6721 69832 $102091 692490 31854 70820
Ia Transferred to/from income and expenditures Operating Funds Dl Transferred En/from operating Fimd Diocesan expense of publishing The Transferred Virginia ChurChman to/from s.er camps and cenfergocea opsraf dons Tr.naltn.d to/from aaoth.r r.atrictad fond
DIOCESAN PROGRAM
EXPENDITURES OPERATING FUNDS
Years Ended December 31 1981 and 1980 SCHEDULI
1981 1980 Budget Actual
General Church Program 436306 455064 404863 Pledge Quota 26376 26376 24125 Assessment
462682 481440 428988
Cooperative Ministries 15000 15000 12000 Services of Virginia ChaplainCy 10800 10800 10000 Virginia Council of Churches
25800 25800 22000
75875 85666 Diocesan Programs Schedule 7__i
Joint Diocesan/Regional Programs Ministries 170748 180651 131722 Missionary Outreach and Special Schedule 880 875 1103 Interest DMS loan Transfer to Churches Under Supervision 3920 3920 3692 of The Bishop principal DMS loan 300 327 383 Insurance on Mission property 10000 10158 10945 Taxes on undeveloped property Communications subsidy The Virginia 26493 20444 Churchman Schedule 23777 200 200 100 Goodwin House and Westminster Canterbury Charlottesville Trinity Program 7300 6323 0000 Alternatives for Children in Trouble
217125 228947 178389
540467 552180 481462 Administration Expenses Schedule 17227 bishop Festo Mission Costs 42892 Muyo llouSe major repairs/tenoVatlOn ______$1321949 $1391260 $1229322 DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 16 DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 17 DIOCESAN PROGRAM DIOCESAN PROGRAM EXPENDITURES ADMINISTRATION EXPENSES Years PROGRAMS Ended December 31 1981 and 19B0 EXPENDITURES DIOCESAN
SCHEDULE Years Ended December 31 1981 and 1980 1981 Budget Actual 1980 SCHEDULE Salaries Pensions Housing Etc Salaries $269515 $272354 $229589 1981 HOusin9 Clergy 21000 20037 Utilities 14020 Actual 1980 Clergy 12100 12291 8499 Budget Clergy pension premiums 28849 28375 21787 Lay annuities 20280 20300 21921 Conferences and Youth Social taxes Camps security 10408 9974 7722 41000 46831 42399 Employee insurance Ministries Schedule 21750 20042 19285 500 500 500 Travel and Auto Expenses MidAtlantic Training Committee 600 417 Diocesan Bishop Bishops Liturgical Committee 375 5000 5045 7034 Suffragan Committee 000 027 934 Bishop 5000 3922 2429 Diocesan Ecumenical SecretaryTreasurer Lawrenceville 3500 3500 3500 3975 4749 5631 St Pauls College Assistant to Bishop 3975 4425 John Moncure scholarship 2500 850 2500 Archdeacon 5189 3475 3477 2833 The Diocesan Association of Christian Assistant to Suffragan 3975 1173 Director Deacons Educators Training Program 2100 2500 1500 3500 3500 2842 Reserve for replacement of autos Annual Conference 200 200 54 add it ions 5000 Small Conference 5000 6000 300 300 196 Auto insurance 4000 3272 2718 Traveling Education Team Building Expense DACE income 500 Mayo House 2500 2880 50 Insurance Stewardship promotion 3350 3195 3166 on Utilities The Commission Ministry 13000 12020 11384 Selection for Ordination 2000 2000 2000 Minor repairs 3000 5144 3940 for Janitorial service 8400 8602 Supervised parish training Office 8400 3000 3600 4600 rental Northern Vir9inia Office 2640 2400 seminarians Reserve for 2400 repairs and maintenance Physical and psychological Bishops residence 600 581 522 6900 6900 7500 examinations Council Related Expenses MidAtlantic parish training Expenses of Councils committees 1500 3016 1321 1000 1000 1000 Expenses of Council program meeting 4000 4018 5576 500 2714 415 of Expenses of ordinations Printing Councils Journal 5000 6576 4865 Office Expenses Committee for the Ministry Office 1000 1006 1891 expense Northern Virginia 2250 1602 1371 of the Laity 700 100 720 Telephone expense 16000 16322 15398 General ordination examinations Stationery and office 000 823 860 Supplies 6000 11651 9552 Expenses of the Commission Machine cost Xerox and bookkeeping ioooo 15452 12127 Education for ministry 2000 2224 Repair/upkeep of office equipment 2000 2574 1522 Purchase new office The Deacons Program equipment 1800 340 Audit 2908 Placement of Deacons 6000 5630 7971 expense 5000 5500 Safe 4950 2700 2700 2700 deposit box rental 175 225 Administrative expenses 152 100 Postage 9000 8608 8912 Bishops Clergy Conference Clergy deployment printouts 300 748 479 Other Expenses 75875 85666 $75591 Interest DMS Loan 6300 217 455 Episcopal assistance 900 729 297 of Expenses Standing Committee 750 1075 8722 Reserve for Deputies to General Convention 5000 6000 5000 Pension supplement retired mountain worker 2500 2500 1351 Blanket bond fidelity 1800 1682 1742 Moving expense clergy 2072 Miscellaneous expenses 2500 6076 1815 $540467 $552180 $481462
Executive Board authorized $5168 additional expenditure to revised amounts of $8668 for Office Supplies $6000 for Reserve for General Convention $1500 for Moving Expenses and $545635 Total DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 18 DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA
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EXPENDITURES MISSIONARY OUTREACH AND SPECIAL MINISTRIES EXPENDITURES FOR PUBLISHING THE VIRGINIA CHURCHMAN
Years Ended December 31 1981 and 1980 Years Ended December 31 1981 and 1980
SCHEDULE SCHEDULE
Church 1981 1980 1981 1980 Budget Actual Actual West Point St Pauls 10163 8200 Sterling Park St Matthews 15786 5640 ACCOUNT Triangle All Saints 4563 9400 Burke St Andrews 15536 23688 gditor compensation and social security 29771 29924 26972 Manassas St Davids 7054 4935 3tant Editor compensation social Richmond St Peters 19094 11524 security and annuity 16546 16754 14615 Sandston Our Savior 6203 5000 Secretary compensation and social security 12.854 10915 9595 Creator 23825 12686 compensation Mechanicsville iRePOrterS 5300 5959 5268 Richmond St Bartholomews 7500 7520 ----italization and insurance 981 Charlottesville Trinity 21648 10000 rinting expense 19000 19335 17992 The Hispanic Ministries 16.857 14100 ailing expense 15593 15331 13705 The Hearing Impaired 12829 9750 hoto service expense 800 840 668 Peter Paul Development Center 17559 5000 dminiStrative expense 800 830 766 for General Convention Contingencies 2034 1134 -rve provision 400 400 Richmond St Martins 1645 el 1800 1794 2434 James 1500 replacement reserve provision Louisa St ______1000 1000 Relig10U5 news service 913 889 974 $180651 S131722 104777 103971 93970
Less Parish subscription income 70000 68712 68944 Advertising income 11000 8766 4582
81000 77478 73326
Net Expenditures 23777 26493 20444 DIOCESE OF VIRCINIA 20 DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 21
DIOCESAN PROGRAM DIOCESAN PROGRAM
CAMPS CONFERENCES AND YOUTH MINISTRIES ASSETS CHURCHES UNDER SUPERVISION OF THE BISHOP
Years Ended December 31 1981 and 1980 December 31 1981
SCHEDULE SCHEDULE
1981 1980 ACCOUNT Budget Actual Acil St Aidans Mission Mt Vernon Expenditures Land and building $31 3359 Direct expenses Rectory ______29852 343211 Room and board and food $104643 96424 89460 Staff compensation expenses 33199 30129 24 701 St Barnabas Mission Annandale Housing 2000 1728 2041 Land and building 107582 Supplies and equipment 8810 5535 8220 Rectory ______24697 132279 Van operation 1600 2707 2934 Van replacement reserve provision 1200 1200 St Martins Mission Henrico County Equipment insurance 660 280 1032 Land and building 96106 Staff/camper insurance 935 121 1551 1614 Rectory ______25475 581 Publicity 600 1120 257 Miscellaneous 1682 978 2191 Church of The Creator Mechanicsville General expenses Land and building 159503 Administration 1625 1514 1431 Chaplain Coordinator 2272 St Andrews Church Burke Conferences and training 1900 1150 356 Land and building 513519 Travel 1300 960 1034 All Saints Dale City 160770 144660 138543 Land 99000
Less Coverstone Tract Prince William Tuition includes camper scholarships Land 12496 of $4000 $3223 in 1980 117805 95338 95564 Gifts and other income 965 2491 580 Reston Property Fairfax County Land 14043 119770 97829 96144 Dunn Loring Property Fairfax County Net Expenditures 41000 46831 42399 Land 50339
Hilliard Property Loudoun County Land 34424
Sterling Park Property Loudoun County Land 26108
Bishops residence 11 River Road Richmond Land and 80095 building ______
$1 586598 333 DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 22 137 DIOCESAN PROGRAM LIABILITIES AND FUND BALANCES CHURCHES UNDER SUPERVISION OF THE BISHOP December 31 1981
SCHEDULE 10
ACCOUNT St Aidans Mission Mt Vernon Note payable land and building 91691 Note payable rectory 5415 Loan from Diocesan Missionary Society 12246 Fund balance Expenditures by the Church 187380 Expenditures by Diocese 46479 343211 St Barnabas Mission Annandale Note payable land and building 11 220 Note payable rectory 7615 Fund balance Expenditures by the Church 72997 Expenditures by Diocese 40447 132279 St Martins Mission Henrico County Note payable land and building 4044 Loan from Diocesan Missionary Society 38 132 Fund balance Expenditures by the Church 44 261 Expenditures by Diocese 35 144 121 581 Church of The Creator Mechanicsville Loan from Diocesan Missionary Society 117206 II Fund balance Expenditures by the Church 19 581 TRUSTEES OF THE FUNDS Donations 840 Expenditures by Diocese 21876 159503 St Andrews Church Burke Note payable Episcopal Church Foundation 21000 Loan from Diocesan Missionary Society 336037 Fund balance Expenditures by the Church 59 389 Donations 29000 Expenditures by Diocese 68093 513519 All Saints Dale City Loan from Diocesan Missionary Society 99000 Coverstone Tract Prince William County Fund balance Expenditures by Diocese 12496 Reston Property Fairfax County Virginia Fund balance Expenditures by Diocese 14043
Dunn Loring Property Fairfax County Fund balance Expenditures by Diocese 50339 Hilliard Property Loudoun County Fund balance Expenditures by Diocese 34424 Sterling Park Property Loan from Diocesan Missionary Society 12438 Fund balance Expenditures by Diocese 13670 26108
Bishops residence 11 River Road Richmond Fund balance Expenditures by Diocese 33000 Donations 47095 80095 $1586598 TRUSTEES OF THE FUNDS
OF THE
IN THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Richmond Virginia
INANCIAL STATEMENTS
WITH
REPORT OF CERTIFIED
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31 1981 EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF THE FUNDS OF THE PROTESTANT TRUSTEES OF THE FUNDS OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH TRUSTEES IN THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA IN THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA CONTENTS
December 31 1981
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Public AccountantS Report of Certified
BOARD OF TRUSTEES Financial StatemefltS Liabilities Statement of Assets and The Rt Rev Robert Bruce Hall portfolios of Investments
Parish Funds Frederick Deane Jr James Watkinson 10 13 Diocesan Funds John Wailer Warren Pace Mont 14 Bishops Special Fund Shrine David Norton James Wheat Jr 15 17 Sally Walke Chipley Fund 18 William Johnston III Buford Scott Accumulated Income Fund George Ross Jr
Wailer Horsley Statements of Operat1OflS 19 parish Funds 20 Diocesan Funds OFFICERS Mont 21 Bishops Special Fund Shrine 22 Fund Sally Walke Chipley The Rt Rev Robert Bruce Hall 23 Accumulated Income Fund President George Ross Jr Assets Statements of Changes in Net 24 Buford Scott Parish Funds Vice President 25 Diocesan Funds 26 Fund Shrine Mont Holcombe Palmer Bishops Special Secretary and Treasurer 27 Sally Walke Chipley Fund 28 Accumulated Income Fund George Ross Jr 29 prior Year Income Balance 30 32 Notes to Financial Statements
of Certified Public Accountants on Report 33 the Supplementary Data
Supplementary Data 34 36 Parish Fund Balances 37 Diocesan Fund Balances TRUSTEES OF THE FUNDS OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA
%.J STATEMENT OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES Pufle ETOIHPEJHq /certtfid public accountants December 31 1981
Parish Funds Assets Investments at market value cost REPORT OF $1 573706 $1 780388 CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS Cash 2449 Purchased interest receivable 304 The due from income balance Trustees of the Funds of Amount prior year 7060 $1790201 the Protestant Liabilities Episcopal Church in the Accounts bank fee 8811 Diocese of Virginia payable 84681 Richmond Virginia Unpaid withdrawals ______75870
We Net assets of Parish Funds 113 parish have examined the the statement of assets and Trustees of the Funds liabilities Funds6012.234 units at $281.53 692646 of the Protestant of Diocese of Episcopal Church in Undistributed income 12874 1705520 Virginia including the the ______December portfolios of investments 31 7981 and the as of related statements of year then ended and Operations for the Diocesan Funds statements of in the two changes net assets for Assets years then ended Our each of with examination was made in value generally accepted accordence Investments at market cost such auditing standards and tests of the accordingly included $2798064 3094407 accounting records and such other procedures as we auditing Cash 16805 considered necessary in confirmation the circumstances Accounts receivable Diocesan of Securities owned including at December 31 1981 50157 3161369 correspondence with the custodians by Missionary Society ______Liabilities Accounts bank fee 6013 In our opinion the payable UVB financial statements present fairly the referred to above Outstanding call options at market net assets of the Protestant Trustees of the Funds value received 1675 7688 Episcopal Church of the premium $4653 ______in the Diocese of December 31 1981 and Virginia at the results of its then ended operations for the Net assets of Diocesan Funds 63 Diocesan and the changes in year its net assets for years then ended in each of the two Funds10224.199 units at $291.86 2984070 conformity with principles generally accepted Undistributed income 169611 3153681 applied on consistent basis accounting
Bishops Special Fund Shrine Mont Diocesan Type FundNote Assets Investments at market value cost Richmond Virginia $9122 9753 February 1982 Cash 11
Net assets of Bishops Special Fund Shrine Mont 9764
Sally Walke Chipley Fund Diocesan Type Fund Note Assets Investments at market value cost $254462 259376 Cash 593 259969 Liabilities
Net assets of Sally Walke Chipley Fund 253630 Undistributed income 6339 259969
Continued TRUSTEES OF PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH THE FUNDS OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL TRUSTEES OF THE FUNDS OF THE CHURCH VIRGINIA IN THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA IN THE DIOCESE OF PORTFOLIO OF INVESTMENTS PARISH FUNDS STATEMENT OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES Continued December 31 1981 December 31 1981 Number of Shares or George Ross Jr Accumulated Value Income Principal Market Fund Diocesan Type Fund Note Amount Cost Amount Percent Assets First Investments at market value cost Managerial Custodian National Bank $339000 $339 000 Merchants Cash 625 Common stock Finance banks Net assets of George Ross Jr First Merchants Accumulated Income fund 20048 339625 Corporation 660 5921 Pacific Prior Security Year Income Balance 600 17544 24450 Assets Corporation United Virginia Bank Cash Inc 800 9480 31150 Liabilities 8924 shares 32945 75648 4.25% Due to Parish Funds 7060 Due to Diocese of Virginia 1743 8803 Finance insurance companies and others Net assets of Prior Year Income 26374 Balance 121 Continental Corporation 1000 4153 Jefferson Pilot Mayo Memorial Fund 600 ___144 15450 Assets Corporation 22297 41824 2.35 Land and building Mayo Memorial House at cost 80000 Aluminum Aluminum Company of Total Net Assets 33312 1.87 $5548680 America 1300 32747
Auto and auto parts The Notes to Financial Statements 1050 14139 33468 are an integral part of this Eaton Corporation statement 500 770 29374 Bendix Corporation __2_i_ 35909 62842 3.53
Business machines 34000 Burroughs Corporation 1000 35240 International Business 47774 Machines Corporation 840 50036
85276 81774 4.59
Chemical products 28050 SR Monsanto Company 400 29182
Container 26200 1.47 Continental Group Inc 800 13010
Electrical and electronics General Electric Company 600 18436 34425 1400 24669 40425 Square Company Westinghouse Electric 18910 25500 Corporation 1000 26774 Fischbach Corp 700 16743 78758 $127124 7.14
Continued ______
CHURCH THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL TRUSTEES OF THE FUNDS OF TRUSTEES OF THE FUNDS OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH VIRGINIA IN THE DIOCESE OF IN THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA FUNDS Continued OF INVESTMENTS PKRISH PDRTFOLID OF INVESTMENTS PARISH FUNDS Continued PORTFOLIO December 31 1981 December 31 1981
Number of Number of Shares or Shares or Market Value principal Percent Principal Market Value Amount Cost Amount Amount Cost Amount Percéñf
First Managerial Custodian First Managerial Custodian Bank Merchants National Sank Merchants National Continued Continued
Continued Common stock Continued Common stock Retailers Food beverage and 21815 15750 confections Mart Corporation 1000 General Foods Penney Company Corp 800 26967 25400 1.43% 800 47251 22900 Inc Forest Products 69066 38650 2.17% Weyerhaeuser Company 800 24200 23200 1.30
Health Care Sugar 28534 28462 1.60 Corporation 1100 Humana Inc 1000 37165 35000 1.97 Amstar
Miscellaneous Tobacco 48 2.74 Inc 1000 2016 Combustion Engineering Philip Morris Inc 800 30832 29600 electric International Telephone Utilities South Utilities Telegraph Corporation 1000 18745 29750 Middle 11442 16413 .92 Inc 1300
49577 59350 3.33 and Utilities gas water Oil and gas other American Natural Resources 2.36 Exxon Corporation 1392 11008 43500 1000 12048 42000 Mobil Corporation 1400 17107 33774 Company Phillips Petroleum Company 1000 4657 40500 cbmmunicatiOn Texaco Inc 800 30445 26400 Utilities American Telephone 1.65 500 25357 29374 $63217 $144174 8.10 Telegraph Company
Investments Oil and gas equipment and Total 781558 1135328 63.77 services Common Stock McDermott Inc 1500 30605 57000 Schlumberger Ltd 450 24016 25144 Bonds public utility Telephone 54621 82144 4.61 American Telegraph Company debentures due Paper 4.625% 20606 11564 1994 25000 International Paper Company 800 26927 31300 February American Telephone KimberlyClark Corporation 600 16610 39450 Union Camp Corporation 300 3687 14887 Telegraph Company debentures due 5.50% 58057 35446 1997 75000 47224 85637 4.81 January
Continued Continued ______
EPISCOPAL CHURCH TRUSTEES OF THE FUNDS OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH TRUSTEES OF THE FUNDS OF THE PROTESTANT IN THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA IN THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA INVESTMENTS PARISH FUNDS Continued PORTFOLIO OF INVESTMENTS PARISH FUNDS PORTFOLIO OF December 31 1981 December 31 1981 Number of Number of Shares or Market Value Shares or principal Amount Percent Principal Market Value Amount Cost Amount Cost Aiii3 lilt PrEnt Managerial Custodian Custodian National Managerial First First Merchants Merchants National Bank Bank Continued Continued Government bonds Bonds Continued Foreign Public utility Continued Government of Canada Chesapeake Potomac 6.875% due June 24950 17492 .98% Telephone Company of 1988 25000 Virginia 5.625% United States Government due debentures obligations March 2007 50000 50517 20529 Treaaury Notes Columbia Gas System 13.25% Series due 5.125% 50000 49406 49343 Inc May 15 1984 debentures due 16.0% Series due 52343 June 1986 24000 24826 16875 November 15 1984 50000 49703 General Telephone Federal Home Loan of Company California Banks 11.6% 5.75% fund sinking Series due May 25 debentures due 40275 38900 1983 40000 March 1992 25000 24872 12410 Federal Farm Credit 178878 96824 5.44% Banks 11.6% Series due Industrial 46125 45624 January 21 1985 50000 Commercial Credit Company Federal National medium 10.75% senior term Association note due March 1982 25000 25000 24969 Mortgage 8% Series SM due Inco Ltd 6.85% 22374 December 12 1983 25000 24860 debentures due April Series SM due 1993 25000 9.1% 39312 25000 13374 10 1987 50000 49703 Sears Roebuck Company July Governmental National 6.375% sinking fund Mortgage Association debentures due April backed 1993 9.5% mortgage 25000 25000 14355 Fund by Common Trust 75000 52698 2.96 Pool due July 15 23773 20415 16343 Finance 2009 C.I.T Financial Corp States Total United 14.84 6.375% debentures due 280487 264239 Government Obligations October 1986 25000 24908 17590 and United General Motors Acceptance Total Foreign 6.25% States Government Corp debentures 305437 281731 15.82 due August 1988 25000 25000 16083 Obligations Home Savings Loan Short term investment Association of California funds 7.75% mortgage backed Fidelity Money Market 138000 138000 bonds Series due Fund 138000 20000 20000 20000 November 15 1983 25000 24925 22134 Temporary Investment Fund Term 74833 55807 3.13 Total Short 158000 158000 8.88 Investment Funds Total Public Utility $1780388 100.00% Total Investments $1573706 Industrial and Finance Bonds $328711 $205329 11.53% part of this The Notes to Financial Statements are an integral Continued statement EPISCOPAL CHURCH 11 THE FUNDS OF THE PROTESTANT TRUSTEES OF THE FUNDS OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH TRUSTEES OF IN THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA IN THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA
PORTFOLIO OF INVESTMENTS DIOCESAN FUNDS DIOCESAN FUNDS Continued PORTFOLIO OF INVESTMENTS December 31 1981 December 31 1981
Number of Shares or Principal Market Value Amount Cost ______Managerial Custodian Capitoline Investment Services of Incorporated Number Shares or Market Value Common stock principal Finance banks Amount Cost Amount pi Citicorp 2000 52645 50500 Custodian United Virginia Managerial Investment Services Bankshares Inc 1200 14220 46500 Capitoline Incorporated Continued 66865 97000 3.14% Aircraft Common stock Continued Oil and gas United Technologies 47483 $112500 Atlantic Richfield Company 2400 Corporation 700 39620 29225 .94 Houston Natural Gas 600 27780 26700 Business machines Corporation 500 26208 24000 International Business Pennzoil Company Machines Corp 1500 93877 85312 2.76 Union Oil Company of 2000 19161 75250 Chemical California 7.70% Ethyl Corp 2000 34748 47000 120632 238450 National Distillers and Chemical 28285 23875 Corporation 1000 and Oil and gas equipment 2.29 63033 70875 serviCeS .84 500 27063 26063 Halliburton Company Communications and graphic arts Paper Harris Corporation 500 21088 20563 .67 Corporation of Chesapeake 2500 23134 68750 Construction Virginia 600 7375 29775 Jim Walter Corporation 1500 40363 29063 .94 Union Camp CorporatiOn Containers 30509 98525 3.18 Continental Group Inc 1600 49135 52399 1.69
Drug and cosmetic Recreation 1200 66444 56849 Bristol Myers Company 500 28113 26563 CBS Incorporated 200 31164 85350 Merck and Company Eastman Kodak Company Incorporated 500 34959 42375 97608 142199 4.60 ScheringPlough Corporation 900 47100 25200 110172 94138 3.04 Retails 2600 50842 41924 1.36 Electrical and electronics Sears Roebuck Company General Electric Company 500 26217 28688 .93 Tobacco Forest products 2500 24885 121875 Philip Morris Inc Georgia pacific Corporation 1000 28910 20125 .65 .1 Reynolds Industries 2000 12633 94250 Machinery agricultural and Inc constFuctiOn $37518 $216125 6.98 Caterpillar Tractor Company 800 42760 44400 1.44
Continued Continued TRUSTEES OF THE FUNDS OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH TRUSTEES OF THE FUNDS OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH 13 IN THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA IN THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA
PORTFOLIO OF DIOCESAN FUNDS OF INVESTMENTS DIOCESAN FUNDS Continued PORTFOLIO INVESTMENTS Continued December 31 1981 December 31 1981
Number of Shares Number of or Market Value Shares or Principal Amount Cost Amount Percent Principal Market Value Amount Cost Managerial Custodian Capitoline Investment Managerial Custodian Services Incorporated Capitoline Investment Continued Services Incorporated Continued United States Government Obligations Common stock Continued United States Treasury Transportation Notes Norfolk Western 8% due August 15 1986 125000 125000 100391 Railway Company 1800 52463 93375 Union Pacific 9% due February 15 1987 Corporation 500 39675 26000 200000 200000 164750 Federal Farm Credit Banks 92138 119375 3.86% ______9.1% due July 22 Utilities electric 1991 100000 99688 72875 due Texas Utilities 11.6% July 22 1985 100000 91688 91625 Company 4500 74488 88313 2.85 ______Federal Home Loan Utilities gas water Banks 8.125% due and Other May 28 1985 100000 100000 83313 Federal Home Loan Nicor Inc 110 ______3643 3671 .12 ______Mortgage Corporation Utilities 9.4% due September 15 communjjon 2008 70900 70548 53707 Federal National American Telephone Mortgage Association Telegraph Company 1350 50268 79313 2.56 9.75% due 1984 Total Investments September 10 100000 88875 89750 due Common Stock 1166749 1625746 52.54 13.00% November 12 1985 100000 100000 94625 Bonds 7.45% due Industrial September 10 1985 100000 100063 79250 Weyerhaeuser Company 11.15% due May 11 8% notes due 1987 125000 108828 108125 January 15 1985 $100000 99625 83250 Total United States Government Obligations 1084690 938411 30.33 Total Industrial Bonds 99625 83250 2.69% Short term notes Sears Roebuck Company commercial Continued note 447000 447000 447000 Total Short Term Notes 447000 447000 14.44
Total Investments $2798064 $3094407 100.00%
The Notes to Financial Statements are an integral part of this statement OF THE FUNDS OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH CHURCH 15 TRUSTEES 14 TRUSTEES OF THE FUNDS OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL IN THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA IN THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA
PORTFOLIO OF INVESTMENTS CHIPLEY FUND PORTFOLIO OF INVESTMENTS SALLY WALKE BISHOPS SPECIAL FUND SHRINE MONT December 31 1981 December 31 1981
Number of Number of Market Value Shares or Shares Cost Value Principal Market Cost Amount Percent Amount ______Managerial Custodian Capitoline Investment Managerial Custodian Virginia Services Incorporated National Bank Charlottesville Common stock Utilities communication Common stock American Telephone Finance banks Telegraph Company 166 9122 9753 100.00% ______Continental Illinois 3313 Corporation 100 2741 Total Investments 9122 9753 100.00% 4250 BankAmerica Corporation 200 5008
7749 7563 2.92% The Notes to Financial Statements are an integral part of this Statement Finance insurance companies and others Fidelity and 100 3180 4137 1.59 Guaranty Corp
Business machines International Business 100 6908 5688 Machines Corporation 100 5719 4050 Xerox Corporation
12627 9738 3.75
Drug and cosmetic 300 15700 8400 3.24 ScheringPlough Corporation
Oil and gas 9375 Atlantic Richfield Company 200 3957 200 5027 6250 Exxon Corporation 100 5269 6463 Getty Oil Company 105 2245 3373 Coluobia Gas Systems Inc
16498 25461 9.82
Recreation 1.83 100 5537 4737 CBS Incorporated
Retailers 7550 2.91 Melville Corporation 200 6527
Telecommunication United Telecommunication 2.51 Inc 300 5800 $6525
Continued SPISCOPAL CHURCH TRUSTEES OF THE FUNDS OF THE PROTESTANT TRUSTEES OF THE FUNDS OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH 16 IN THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA IN THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA SALLY WALKE CHIPLEY FUND PORTFOLIO OF INVESTMENTS PORTFOLIO OF INVESTMENTS SALLY WALKE CHIPLEY FUND Continued Continued December 31 1981 December 31 1981
Number of Number of Shares or Shares or Market Value Principal Market Value Principal Amount Cost Amount Per4ñt Amount Cost ______
Custodian Managerial Virginia Managerial Custodian Virginia National Bank National Bank Charlottesville Continued CharlOtteSVille Continued
Common stock Continued notes receivable Tobacco Mortgage David Abse 12.0% due .3 Reynolds Industries 5000 5000 5000 October 1985 Inc 300 1895 $14138 5.45% ______C.arla Floyd 15000 15000 16.0% 15000 Transportation Artrip William Jeanne Norfolk Western Railway 15000 15000 15000 Roberts 16.0% Company 300 8744 15562 6.00 5000 12.0% 5000 5000 Dennis Spencer communication Utilities 40000 40000 15.42% General Telephone Electronics Corp 100 2766 3200 1.23 Short term notes electric Utilities Trust for short term United Houston Industries Inc 150 3017 2719 Government States 8900 8900 3.43 Middle South Utilities 400 5406 5050 securite5 8900 8423 7769 3.00 $254462 5259376 100.00% Total Investments Total Investments Common Stock 95446 114780 44.25
Bonds Finance Ford Motor Credit Company 9% due February 1984 25000 25281 21062 8.12
United States Government obligations United States Treasury Notes 8% due August 15 1986 25000 25000 20 109 9.375% due December 31 1982 10000 9976 9650 Federal Home Loan Bank 8.25% due November 26 1982 25000 24875 23906 Federal National Mortgage Association 8.6% due June 10 1985 25000 24984 20969
Total United States Government Obligations 84835 74634 28.78%
Continued 19 FUNDS OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH TRUSTEES OF THE FUNDS OF THE ROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH TRUSTEES OF THE 18 OF VIRGINIA IN THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA IN THE DIOCESE
FUNDS PORTFOLIO OF INVESTMENTS GEORGE ROSS JR STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS PARISH ACCUMULATED INCOME FUND Year Ended December 31 1981 December 31 1981
Net Investment Income Number of Income 67963 Shares or Dividends 85807 $153770 Principal Market Value Interest Amount Cost Expenses 8811 Custodial and management fees Note for Custodian Transfer to prior year income balance Managerial 4800 13611 Capitoline Investment general expenses Services Incorporated $140 159 Net investment income Short term notes Investments Institutional liquid assets 339000 $339000 $339000 100.00% Net Realized and Unrealized Gain on transactions Net realized gain from investment Total Short Term Notes $339000 $339000 100.00% excluding short term securities $342250 Proceeds from sales 297598 44652 Cost of securities sold of Decrease in net unrealized appreciation investments 206682 End of year 334312 127630 Beginning of year
and unrealized gain on Net realized 82978 investments
part of this The Notes to Financial Statements are an integral statement -- ______
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL OF THE FUNDS OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH 21 TRUSTEES DF THE FUNDS OF THE CHURCH 20 TRUSTEES IN THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA IN THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA
STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS DIOCESAN FUNDS STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS
Year Ended December 31 1981 BISHOPS SPECIAL FUND SHRINE MONT
Year Ended December 31 1981 Net Investment Income Income Dividends 90912 Net Investment Income Interest 201127 $292039 Income Expenses Dividends 690 Custodial and management fees Note 18949 income balance for Transfer to prior year Net Realized and Unrealized Gain on general expenses 8700 27649 Investments Net realized gain from investment Net investment income $26439Q transactions 41 Proceeds from sales 39 Net Realized and unrealized Gain on Investments Cost of securities sold ______Net realized gain from investment transactions Increase in net unrealized appreciation excluding short term securities of investments 631 Proceeds from sales $932626 End of year appreciation 763 1394 Cost of securities sold 668854 $263772 Beginning of year depreciation Decrease in net unrealized appreciation of investments Net realized and unrealized gain on 299321 investments End of year ______Beginning of year 561592 262211
of this Net realized and unrealized gain on The Notes to Financial Statements are an integral part investments 1501 statement
The Notes to Financial Statements are an integral part of this statement PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH 23 TRUSTEES OF THE FUNDS OF THE OF THE FUNDS OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA TRUSTEES CHURCH 22 IN THE IN THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS FUND GEORGE ROSS JR ACCUMULATED INCOME SALLY WALKE CHIPLEY FUND to December 31 1981 For the period From August 1981 Year Ended December 31 1981
Net Investment Income Net Investment Income 17373 Interest income Income Dividends 7049 Realized and Unrealized Gain on Interest 16138 23187 Net Investments Expenses Custodial and management fees Note 1336 Transfer to prior years income balance of this to Financial Statements are an integral part for general expenses 700 2036 The Notes statement Net investment income 21151
Net Realized and Unrealized Loss on Investments Net realized loss from investment transactions excluding short term securities Proceeds from sales 38403 Cost of securities sold 39963$ 1560 Decrease in net unrealized appreciation of investments End of year 4914 Beginning of year 12886 7972
Net realized and unrealized loss on investments 9532
The Notes to Financial Statements are an integral part of this statement TRUSTEES OF THE FUNDS OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH 24 EPISCOPAL CHURCH 25 IN THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA TRUSTEES OF THE FUNDS OF THE PROTESTANT IN THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA STATEMENTS OF CHANGES IN NET ASSETS PARISH FUNDS STATEMENTS OF CHANGES IN NET ASSETS DIOCESAN FUNDS
Years Ended December 31 1981 and 1980 Years Ended December 31 1981 and 1980
1981 1980 1981 1980 From Investment Activities Net investment income From Investment Activities 140159 138513 245721 Distributions to Fund investors Net investment income 264390 including reinvestinents Distributions to Fund investors including 141071 139846 reinvestments 190043 180915 Increase decrease in undistributed investment income 912 Increase in undistributed investment 1333 income 74347 64806 Net realized gain from investment transactions 44652 Net realized gain from investment 155261 263772 113707 Increase decrease in unrealized transact ions appreciation of investments 127630 41596 ______Distributions to Fund investors of 37851 27383 Increase decrease in net assets realized gains derived Increase decrease in unrealized from investment activities 83890 195524 appreciation of investments 262271 195899 From Fund Transactions net New funds deposited and additional Increase decrease in undistributed realized and unrealized 36350 282223 deposits made to existing funds 20085 45205 gains Investment income distributions in assets derived from reinvested 14 145 12517 Increase net investment activities 37997 347029 34230 57722 Withdrawals the From Fund Transactions during year 91 783 291941 New funds deposited and additional Decrease in net assets derived deposits made to existing funds 36047 71902 distributions from fund transactions 57553 234219 Investment income reinvested 58022 53971 Decrease in Net Assets 141443 38695 94069 125873 Net Assets at Beginning of Year 1846963 1885658 Withdrawals during the year 13926 105000 Net Assets at End of Year Including Transfer George Ross Jr undistributed income of $12874 Accumulated Income Fund 322252 $13786 in 1980 $1705520 $1846963 336 178 105000
net assets The Notes to Increase decrease in Financial Statements are an integral part of these 20873 statements derived from fund transactions 242109
Increase Decrease in Net Assets 204112 367902 2989891 Net Assets at Beginning of Year 3357793
Net Assets at End of Year Including undistributed income of $169611 $95264 in 1980 $3153681 $335i2
The Notes to Financial Statements are an integral part of these statements CHURCH 27 OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL TRUSTEES OF THE FUNDS TRUSTEES OF THE FUNDS OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH VIRGINIA 26 IN THE DIOCESE OF IN THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA ASSETS STATEMENTS OF CHANGES IN NET STATEMENTS OF CHANGES IN NET ASSETS
SALLY WALKE CHIPLEY FUND BISHOPS SPECIAL FUND SHRINE MONT 1981 and 1980 Years Ended December 31 Years Ended December 31 1981 and 1980
1981 1980 1981 1980 Activities From Investment Activities From Investment 21151 19418 income Investment income 690 Net investment 364 including Distributions to Fund Reinvestments of income 690 364 19653 19398 reinveStmentS
Increase in undistributed investment income in undistributed investment Increase 1498 20 Net realized gain loss from investment income transactions investment realized gain loss from Increase decrease in unrealized appreciation Net 1560 4527 of investments 1394 421 transactionS ______in unrealized Increase decrease 7972.jii2.5 of investments Increase Decrease in net assets derived appreciation from investment activities 1396 424 in net assets derived Increase decrease activities 804j investment From Fund Transactions from New funds deposited 2000 2000 268003 251921 of Year Investment income reinvested 690 364 Net Assets at Beginning
at End of Year including Increase in net assets derived from fund Net Assets income of $6339 $4840 transactions 2690 2364 undistributed $259969 $268003 in 980 Net Increase in Net Assets 4086 1940 part of these Statements are an integral Net Assets at Beginning of Year 5678 3738 The Notes to Financial statements Net Assets at End of Year 9764 5678
The Notes to Financial Statements are an integral part of these statements CHURCH 29 OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL TRUSTEES OF THE FUNDS THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA TRUSTEES OF THE FUNDS OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH 28 IN IN THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA INCOME BALANCE NET ASSETS PRIOR YEAR STATEMENTS OF CHANGES IN STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN NET ASSETS 1981 and 1980 Years Ended December 31 GEORGE ROSS JR ACCUMULATED INCOME FUND
1981 1980 For the Period From August 1981 to December 31 1981 of Year 700 11701 Account at Beginning Balance of Income From Investment Activities Note
Interest income 17373 Income 121 342 deposits Reinvestments of income 17373 Interest earned on savings Diocesan other funds Parish Transfers from 14200 for general expenses Increase in net assets derived from Sally Walke Chipley investment activities 14321 _21
From Fund Transactions Transfer from Diocesan Funds 322252 General and Administrative Expenses 7200 6000 Investment income reinvested 17373 Treasurers remuneration 6000 6500 professional fees 300 243 Increase in net assets derived from Miscellaneous fund transactions 339625 13500 12743
Net Increase in Net Assets 339625 821 in Assets 01 Net Increase Decrease Net Assets at Beginning of the Period 121 at End of Year Net Assets Deficiency Net Assets at End of the Period $339625 of these Statements are an integral part The Notes to Financial The Notes to Financial Statements are an integral part of this statements statement TRUSTEES OF THE FUNDS OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH THE CHURCH IN THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 30 TRUSTEES OF FUNDS OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL 31 IN THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA
NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Continued
Significant Accounting Policies Bishops Special Fund Shrine Mont Operations are conducted in manner similar trust to common This Diocesan fund The following is special segregated type fund was created summary of the major policies accounting April 1979 at the request of Bishop Hall President of Shrine Mont Commission The investments of the Bishops Special Fund Investments Shrine Mont are managed by Capitoline Investment Services Inc Valuation Investments traded national securities on Income net of expenses is reinvested by the Fund as received exchange are stated at market value based closing prices reported the on last business day of the investments traded in the year The Sally Walke Chipley Fund Diocesan Fund overthecounter market market are stated at value based on the last reported bid price of the year At the request of the beneficiary of the Fund the Sally Investment Units Walke Chipley Fund was segregated from the Diocesan group of The equity of each fund in pooled net the funds in 1978 The investments of the Sally Walks Chipley Fund assets is represented by investment units New entering the pool is money are managed by Virginia National Bank Charlottesville Income accepted at the unit value of the appropriate Parish or Diocesan net of expenses is distributed quarterly to the designated net assets as of the last the calendar in day of beneficiary quarter which the deposit is made new The number of Units bought is determined by dividing the new unit value money by the George Ross Jr Accumulated Income Fund Diocesan Fund Withdrawals from the pool are based values on Similar unit The Trustees of the Funds having consulted with the Cc Income Recognition Executive Board of the Council of the Diocese of Virginia and Income on investments is recognized when received with the Memorial Trustees Virginia Diocesan Center petitioned the Circuit Court of Richmond to authorize the use of the Income Distributions accumulated income of the George Ross Jr Fund Diocesan Investment income is as follows distributed Fund for renovation and repair of the Mayo Memorial Church House The petition was granted and on August 1981 assets Parish Funds equal to the accumulated income of the George Ross Jr Fund were transferred from the Diocesan Funds and the new fund The The income George Ross Jr Accumulated Income Fund was established distributable to each fund The investments of this new fund are by Capitoline on deposit is computed for each managed quarter net of is reinvested based on the number of Investment Services Inc Income expenses units owned during the quarter by the Fund as received Withdrawals will be made from the fund Payments of income are made after the end of the to pay for Mayo House renovations as the work progresses quarter ending September 30 Management estimates that the repairs and renovations when complete will have used this Fund in its entirety Diocesan Funds Investment Advisory Fees The income distributable including realized from Investment advisers received fees of $29096 in 1981 for gains special options account is management advisory and custodian services as follows accumulated over the period October September 30 The Trustees determine Parish Funds Managerial Custodian per unit income distribution pay out which is disbursed in December Any fund for Managerial custodian fee of $8811 was based which no pay out is made value of the of receives its income on the average market portfolio distribution through investments at the annual rate of .6 of one acquisition of additional investment managed units as of December 31 percent on the first $1000000 .4 of one percent on the next $1000000 and .25 of one percent on the excess over $2000000
Continued Continued 33
TRUSTEES OF THE FUNDS OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH 32 IN THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA ccc outants %.ipullentompuliIJ /cert ficd pubc NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Continued
Investment Advisory Fees Continued
Diocesan Funds Managerial Custodian PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS ON REPORT OF CERTIFIED custodian fee for 1981 of Managerial $18949 THE SUPPLEMENTARY DATA was based on the average market value of the portfolio of investments managed at the annual rate of .75 of one percent on the first $250000 of the Funds of .5 of one percent on the next $750000 .3 of one The Trustees Episcopal Church percent on the next $1500000 and .25 of one the Protestant Diocese of Virginia percent on any in excess of $2500000 plus $50 in the Virginia annually per investor fund for which accounted Richmond 1% of the market value of the of forming an plus average made for the purpose Our examination was whole The portfolio of investments managed in the separate statements taken as on the basic financial of options trading account opinion is presented for purposes data included hereinafter financial supplementary of the basic is not required part additional analysis and Sally Walke Chipley Fund Managerial Custodian to the auditing procedures Such data has been subjected in statements statements and of the basic financial in the examination relation to Managerial custodian fee of $1336 was based applied material respects in stated in all the market of our opinions is fairly on average value the portfolio of taken as whole financial statements investments managed at the annual rate of .5 of the basic one percent
Richmond Virginia FebruarY 1982 35
COUSCH OF TNE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF TOE FORDS TRUSTEES OF THE FUNDS OF THE PROTESTANT TRUSTEES VIRGINIA IS THE DIOCESE OF IN THE SIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 34 Cunhinued PARISH FOND BALANCES PARSSH FEND BALANCES and 1960 Decenbnr 31 1991 December 31 1981 and 1980 1980 1981 1981 1981 Fund Description Market VaSue Units Mflrau.unni nscrihl0N 3002 3.39K 956 3.096 ibingdoo Parish Lends Farieh 0.350 77.694 Fund 0.359 2467 Abingdco ChurnA Cemetery 21873 22340 75 49 Morris FusSier Churchyard 2033 enry 550 1.026 Fsrush Fund 542 1.926 AnlinghSc Caroline Strbling .535 290 13.791 Hall Shriblihg Fund .535 350 St auchanlN Thee EducatSon 5.152 17 57 and Fanny 51 Nllise Fund Leeds Churchyard 7931 26.771 Michaels Thanksgiving and Endncment Fund 878 31.190 8.495 26 783 MarnIall 7537 26.771 SE Henry and Agnes 5010 I9.bnh Ashland mEmO nnrshall Fund 5b42 19.666 neth 4325 15.261 St JaeeaThnLNne EniSy carter DNJarneEEe Marshall rund 4297 15.263 Lockett 9.291 2742 Fund Garden Fund 1616 9.29 Katherine otcedean Niockley 7.014 on Alice 2.370 Permanent Esdsaeens .663 6.619 1.954 6.h9 rued in Memory 1799 6.390 The Burr Memorial 0.662 all 0.431 3320 Blair ForMerly Hanricu Parish Elseabnth Grate Burr Stewart Fund uf Emmanuel ChurnS Brook BOSS 79.874 28 711 63 34 283.710 Bemorial Lucy W11uae Leachman 630 l.35 Annie Nteaart Fund nf Eanuel Church BrnnA Hill 56.536 200.813 59269 300 .815 Parish 604 2.147 Luroy Endent Hrnnfield Pariah Christ Church Memorial b7HC Fund nE emmanueS Church 2.6 37 9.388 2765 9.368 6.780 2103 I.ossse OBannon Memarial Monticello parish 2472 17 Skeenm Austin Endusment .131 4.0 .186 4.017 Macon St LuhrN Harp Julia Charlottesville 6024 23.122 Fund 1.121 3.98 7h 3.98 Christ Church 6.510 23.122 Arhsah MOUSer Juiue MacOh 1.701 1.731 17D6 b.73 3706 Sarah Miller Fund .626 5.781 Woechs Auwuluary 628 Fund 32147 115 607 340130 115 607 Mcmotisl William SsnRt Carrie oandOlyh 63.328 Fuod St mauls 38122 Belie Strother NemSnial Fund 730 16.977 5D11 16.377 001ev Wheat Memurial 17266 61.328 Joamph 1.21 6.122 Ncod000Se Endaement Fund 23426 RB 24558 83 208 1lbb 4.102 St Fnula Cemetery Menorinl Churoh 3100 035 Fund 6.040 21.453 6332 21.453 DeviN Reenniai Fund 1030 4.015 Hanry Turner Lucy Minor Brucie Bruce Fund on Trinity Coarch 177 2.0 SD 605 2.050 Fund Christ Church Wylie Page uerndnn Green nE Trinity Church 3127 10 53 3.174 1D.753 Mary Ring Montroas marie Churoh 23.322 Fund of GE Pauls 23.122 6024 Christ Church Farieh Lancaster NhsrtOt Menorial 6510 197 .2 14 56 35 191.2 14 Jesse Bali Dupont Preservation 53833 505505 Grove Fund of 12244 34 07 Jeane Ball Dupont Freaervstias Prime 22347 79.376 23 .4 27 79.376 Kurt semonial 9771 34.707 OuaBo Jane Broen St narys Whitechapel Church Cemetery Fund 41.885 148 776 44910 148 76 St rsule Church Rneiol Gooe 8103 27 26 SE Manys Nhitnnhapel Endowment 10.759 38 .2 11279 39.215 FnrisO 0467 30.075 newton 33343 85 210 The Plnnintine Pierce Fund 17 243 61 47 17055 57.785 Church Evdowmeht MenOrial 13806 49.040 Calunry Church of Caloary Christ Church Pariah ssddleaan Adelaide Van Oeuseh Sequent 9.10 52 562 186 807 50 28 172.2 IA 3.041 3134 CAninE Chunch Restnnation Fund North Farnham yarish 1083 18479 65 32 19839 63 .4 32 Fund Christ Church Cemetery Fund North Forohae Parunh 0.091 26 665 947 13 25 764 87 285 St Faule Parish 7.091 2329 Christ Church Parieh Fund Old Church Fureerly 2222 o.su5 Ineamuel Old Clunrh hO.b4h 7574 Clarke Parish Conic Ouffih Fund 17046 Grace Epincnpal Church Endnnment Fund 50.720 180.155 53 71 80.155 Church Cemetery Fund towacunl 2050 9.095 Charles Henry LeciN and EatalSe Ot Pierre Green Parish 204 9.995 OnerohertoO 205 .052 16 .2 74 57.854 7060 67.804 Fund 20W.0b2 63228 Lewis Fund Dupplr orsocyard 57447 341 56 NcklEEe Church Endonment Fund 325 156 Church Ceenhery Fund HUb Aguis 4.087 1206 Cuple Pariah Puedeovt pwyuih 1351 5.70 Oh 385 59.905 OeOsylsnH 5.703 Cuple Parish Endowment Fund 16.584 58 17 wheat Fund Ecunhuel 1628 06 Church Dalaplase 20.879 Church Endoament Fund 35.496 126.087 37213 126.087 Word Fund Eeavsouel 20.809 1142 Tencoeicc Charles ouhchin Marshall 5.000 213 157 of Trinity Church Tencnnco Ceectery Endowment 66993 237 92 62882 Elioubeth Homer rued 27202 01 uO7 .276 4.631 400 4.066 91.401 Spncual Fund Ridley Parunh 2h757 Pariah Brandy Fund Cunningham Chapel Christ Churuh hO71 30 Green Memorial 4262 15.137 4468 15 137 George Reynolds oscseha PnriBA 55 59 5.791 1706 5.781 bl.hOO 36129 Nenry Page eemarial .628 It JuhtN Ctubch Fund 17117 Fund 6uH 2.00 Reade Menorial Endowment 302 1.074 317 1.074 Cemetery fndowment 628 2.23y Cemetery Grace Church Parish Menorial Fund lettingen JohontOtCOOkH Ii oou 46 243 48 46243 07.004 7060 Oaretta Ragemeynr Fund oE SE Annes Church 13019 St Dsoids Forush 36274 Daluna WoiSe Fund 4523 16.D66 4.742 16.066 Pollard Menurial Henry Douglas .969 Fund uf DaoudR Epu500FRl 3.969 1i Dover Parnh St Davids Trunt St 1133 19h 11.349 3349 1.348 County Va nichard Allen St Marys Church Church tivg Willie 53231 31 80 John Nirkhsm Fund on St Marys CRunch Lorraine 3.3RD 12.7 17 3753 12 .7 17 honv Parish 48842 33.487 It acesnor Churoh Goochland Falls Church Pariah solard Bull Fuod Grace Rosalie 266 .900 4.09 2398 9092 .900 The nallDulany Fund of Palm Church 3276 It Machuns Parish 253 4.091 Fund 15.292 46 Frndeniok Rnnish Navoy Wright Pollard 4305 6.010 of Church Fund 6.830 J0l The Marshall Scholarship rued Christ Oh MarhuhS Buildihg 3923 3.287 3068 10 997 3216 10 897 Fund Fork Church 926 3.289 Nnchester Mary volatd 3.097 Church 1300 GibeonNiEhHcoe Fnreeniy Nsve Perish Clnrkn Fuod Triciby 964 3.425 Orsuin of Oh Machuhs Fund nE St .lnhne Church 017 3.756 1109 3.756 Slicer HeRons1 Fund 17.113 5000 Mary Nalker Tripleht Eodnament ilhoaera Oarkvth 4819 pariah Fund of Fork Church HanouerNithBrunseuck Formerly Branaeinh ihuach Oliucr 19110 65.651 Lanbn Fund 13104 4h.h44 12664 42 09 64.885 Creek Church Oh Merys Parish Royal 10267 76.994 St peters Church Poch Enunanuel Churchyard of Oannver Parish 23 .5 13 93.5 22724 Johnsoh Fuod savour 02463 16 109 nayearkcn Pariah Oh Pauls Pcrush 23080 81.970 4621 79.872 5.ObO 4316 St Fouls Cnmehery Fund 21334 99 87 23577 Alice Asytco FuhaAugh Mevonisl 4465 Fucd of 5509 George Couehy 1.030 Nilline Mary Francee Crane Memorial Fond of Oh Pauls Parunh House 3101 8.392 0000larehup Fund St Pauls Episnnpal Church 1.178 18 392 5428 Raknr Memorial onntlmy 07.613 94.801 Henruco perish St Thonas yansnh 26.549 94.303 Fund Dora Raabanh Fleaaanns Fund of the Church of the St ThunaN Church 56 Messiah 5.098 18.107 0344 18.107 vh_Caeeroe Parish 32b 1.116 Highland Springs Shel burneWi uusiliary 16.94 16.941 St James Womeea Crudlun Trust cE the Church of the Mmseiah 4769 vucgunus Lovg Fumd 01 328 20.020 Kingston Parish Scuhh Famehuc Parish 3412 030 Eangetun Parish Christ Church 20633 73 283 21629 73 283 Oh Psuls Cemetery Fund 2632 9.273 05 Fund 37.937 Ringonon Parush Christ ChurFh Cemetery 42 715 151.966 44822 51.866 It Psul Cemetery Evdoowcvh 36080 300.375 and Walker Evdnnneeh Kingston 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APPENDIX III
SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA DIOCESAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA DIOCESAN MISSIONARY
Richmond Virginia
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
WITH
REPORT OF CERTIFIED
PUBLIC hCCOUNTANTS
1981 PND 1980 YEARS ENDED DECEMBER 31 DIOCESAN MISSIONARy SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA DIOCESAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA ON TENT
December 31 1981 and 1980
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of Certified Public Accountants OFF IC ERS Report
Financial Statements
HARRISON HUTSON Balance Sheets President
Changes in Fund Balance Revolving Loan Funds The Rev John von Hemert The Rev Vincent of Vice President Hodge C.A Changes in Fund Balance First Deed Trust Secretary Funds
Mrs Marin Changes in Fund Balance First Deed of Trust Greene Loan Funds Treasurer
Changes in Fund Balance Real Estate Funds
Motes to Financial Statements 89
TRUSTEES
The Rev John von Hemert Harrison Hutson Report of Certified Public Accountants on the Bennie Elmore Supplementary Data William Wrench Data The Rev James Green Supplementary Hunter Hurst The Rt Rev Schedules John Baden D.D The Rt Rev David Lewis Jr Duval Loans to Churches and Diocese of Virginia Dickinson The Rev Vincent 11 12 Hodge C.A Revolving Loan Funds Edgar Prichard Randolph Totten Loans to Churches and Diocese of Virginia First Deed of Trust Funds 13
Loans to Churches and Diocese of Virginia First Deed of Trust Loan Funds 14
Real Estate Owned Real Estate Funds 15
Principal and Income of Funds Revolving Loan Funds 16 17
Principal and Income of Funds First Deed of Trust Funds 18
Notes Payable and Income Account First Deed of Trust Loan Funds 19 20 4.1 PuIIen%ompflnhi /cert if ed pubhc accountants
REPORT OF CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
The Executive Committee Diocesan Missionary Society of Virginia Richmond Virginia
We have examined the balance sheets of the Diocesan 1981 and 1980 and Missionary Society of Virginia as of December 31 for the then the related statements of changes in fund balances years with ended Our examinations were made in accordance generally included such tests of accepted auditing standards and accordingly the accounting records and such other auditing procedures am we considered necessary in the circumstances
to above In our opinion the financial statements referred of the Diocesan Missionary present fairly the financial position 1981 and 1980 and the changes in Society of Virginia at December 31 with fund balances for the years then ended in conformity generally consistent basis accepted accounting principles applied on
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Richmond Virginia February 1982 DIOCESAN MISSIONARY SDCIETY OF VIRGINIA
BALANCE SHEETS
December 31 1981 and 1980
ASS ETS LIABILITIES AND FUND BALANCES
1981 198n 1981 1980 Revolving Loan Funds Caah volving Loan Funds Reserved cash and 24752 Due to First Deeds of Trust Loan Funds 14088 30190 investments Note 433 Temporary investments 70000 payroll taxes withheld 42 6000o ______Loans to 180000 churches and Diocese of 260000 Virginia 612972 14130 30190
Fund balance Note Principal of Revolving Loan Funds Loaned to churches 612972 533678 Reserve fund Note 70000 60000 Available for loans 189611 222417
Total Principal 872583 816095
Undistributed income 1021 7826
873604 823921 Total Revolving Loan Funds 887734 854 11j Total Revolving Loan Funds 887734 854111 First Deed of Trust Funds Cash First Deed of Trust Funds Loans to churches 65041 Due to First Deed of Trust Loan Funds 40229 34188 and Diocese of Virginia 342054 274261 Fund balance Principal of First Deed of Trust Funds 300342 300342 Undistributed income 1483 4772
301825 305114 Total First Deed of Trust Funds 342054 393o2 Total First Deed of Trust Funds 342054 339302 First Deed of Trust Loan Funds Note Due from Revolving Loan Funds First Deed of Trust Loan Funds 14088 Due from First Deed of Trust 30190 Notes payable Note 340135 331535 Funds 40229 Loans to churches and 34188 Fund balance 3756 4704 Diocese of Virginia 289574 271861 Total First Deed of Trust Loan Funds 343891 336239 Total First Deed of Trust Loan Funds 343891 336239 Real Estate Real Estate Funds Real Estate Funds Property held for sale Fund balance Richmond area 14000 Principal of real estate funds 365984 351984 Shrine Mont 34090 34090 122800 Blue Ridge Missions 122800 Valley Convocation 114300 114300 55752 Rappahannock Valley Convocation 55752 25042 25042
Total Real Estate Funds 365984 351984 Total Real Estate Funds 365984 351984
$1939663 $1881636 $1939663 $1881 636 The Notes to Financial Statements are an integral part of these statements DIOCESAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA DIOCESAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA
CHANGES IN FUND BALANCE REVOLVING LOAN FUNDS FUNDS CHANGES IN FUND BALANCE FIRST DEED OF TRUST Years Ended December 31 1981 and 1980 and 1980 Years Ended December 31 1981
1981 1981 1g80 PRINCIPAL ACCOUNT
Balance at of PRINCIPAL ACCOUNT Beginning Year Principal $816095 2457572 Add $300342 $300342 Balance at Beginning and End of Year principal ______Proceeds from ssle of Cemetery Lot 495 Income added to principal 49785 42673 INCOME ACCOUNT Gifts 2000 Transfer from First Deed of Trust Loan Fund 4703 Balance at Beginning of Year Undistributed 4772 2641 Income 56488 43168 Add 872583 827740 15016 16476 Interest on loans 679 690 Deduct on savings account Interest 2038 2817 Payment to Trustees of the Funds on Interest from investments distribution of the Ellen Goldsborough 17733 19983 Fund Note ______11645 Balance at End of Year Principal 872583 816095 Deduct Remittances and transfers INCOME ACCOUNT 20742 17585 To Diocesan Program 159 152 Treasurer of Grace Memorial Church Balance at Beginning of Year Undistributed To Church for Income To Treasurer of Aguia Episcopal 7826 3402 70 71 camp scholarship Winchester 51 44 Income To Treasurer of Christ Church Interest on loans 34 193 28040 21022 17852 Interest on treasury obligations 516 Interest on savings account 177 3464 4772 Undistributed Income 1483 Interest on investments 18895 Balance at End of Year ______24777 $301825 $305114 54265 56797 Balance at End of Year ______Fund Distributions
Operating expenses 7211 5245 part of these The Notes to Financial Statements are an integral Transferred to principal above 49785 42673 Remitted to Trustees of the Funds of the statements Protestant Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Virginia Diocesan Funds 3308 3708 Remitted to Diocese of Virginia Restricted Bishops Discretionary Funds 334 354 Remitted to city missioner of the Diocese of Virginia 366 333 Remitted to St Pauls Altar Guild 66 60
61070 52373
Balance at End of Year Undistributed Income 1021 7826
Fund Balance at End of Year $873604 $823921
The Notes to Financial Statements are an integral part of these statements VIRGINIA DIOCESAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF DIOCESAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA REAL ESTATE FUNDS CHANGES IN FUND BALANCE CHANGES IN FUND BALANCE FIRST DEED OF TRUST LOAN FUNDS 1981 and 1980 Years Ended December 31 Years Ended December 31 1981 and 1980
1981 1980 1981 1980 $351984 $351984 at Beginning of Year INCOME ACCOUNT Balance Add Balance at Beginning of Year 4704 $3415 of OShaughnessy Gift Mary 14000 ChantillY Virginia ______Add lot Interest on loans 16169 14219 $365984 $351984 Balance at End of Year Interest on savings accounts 1692 1079 Interest from investments 4689 4226 of these are an integral part 22550 19524 The Notes to Financial Statements statements Deduct Interest paid 18795 18235 Transfer to Revolving Fund Principal Account 4703 ______
23498 18235
Fund Balance at End of Year 3756 4704
The Notes to Financial Statements are an integral part of these statements OF VIRGINIA DIOCESAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA DIOCESAN MISSIONARY Continued NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
of Capital Debt Reserve for Repayment Significant Accounting Policies sinking DMS agreed to establish of 1974 the Trustees of Accounting Method The accounts the Diocesan In the sufficient cash to meet payments of are maintained reserve fund to provide the Missionary Society Virginia DMS primarily on The Trustees agreed that loans each year the cash basis which recognizes income or expense when received due on outstanding and from income received each year the result fund would be funded or paid rather than when accrued however approximate reserve Trustees annually At would be decided by the full accrual that the amount $70000 accounting 1980 the balances reserved were December 31 1981 and the real estate Real Estate The value at which is and $60000 respectively carried on the books represents acquisition Cost or value assigned at date of acquisition by the DMS
Funds on Loan from Trustees of the Funds of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Virginia
The following included in the fund balances of the Revolving Loan Funds are on loan from the Trustees of the Funds of the protestant Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Virginia with the provision that the Trustees of the Funds may withdraw same upon two years notice
YanceyMason Fund 43834 James Massie Fund 1055 Roy Ellerson Massie Mrs Eugene Fund 5269 ______50158
Ellen Goldeborough Fund
of the The DMS paid $10000 per year to the Trustees Funds in 1980 for the years 19741979 and final payment of $11645 as repayment of the Ellen Goldsborough Fund
Notes Payable First Deed of Trust Loan Funds
The notes payable of the First Deed of Trust Loan Funds consist of loans from churches to DMS for lending to other churches to help finance additional construction The loans from the churches to DMS are evidenced by 15year negotiable bear interest at promissory notes Notes issued prior to 1981 the rate of 51/2% annually Those issued subsequent to the rate of 61/2% annually January 1981 bear interest at Interest on all notes is payable June 30th and December 31st with principal due 15 years from the date of issue Aggregate follows principal maturities of the notes payable are as
1983 5000 1988 46044 1989 25000 1991 26000 1992 30822 1993 198 669 1996 8600
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LOANS TO CHURCHES AND DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA
REVOLVING LOAN FUNDS
December 31 1981 SCHEDULE
Changes During Tear Decreases Balance Increases Principal Balance Interest 1181 Loans Made Collections 123181 Earned
Notes Receivable Church of the Good Shepherd Burke 5% dated December 20 1969 payable $732 monthly including interest 24395 7741 16654 1044 St Aidans Episcopal Church Alexandria 5% dated December 15 1972 payable $79 monthly including interest until February 1987 and thereafter $1900 monthly payments until paid in full 12568 322 12246 621 Trustees of St Harks Church Alexandria collateralized by deed of trust 6% dated October 1979 payable $372 monthly including interest 37540 2273 35267 2191 Echoes of Faith Church Richmond collateralized by deed of trust 51/4% dated December 1964 payable $150 monthly including interest until 64 December 1981 when any unpaid balance is due 2648 1886 762 Church of The Creator Mechanicxville Virginia 5% dated June 30 1972 payable in 60 monthly installments due respectively 8172 and monthly thereafter Monthly installsents are based on 30year amortization schedule with interest rate of 5% Principal balance as of August 1977 payable in full or subject to renegotiation 120363 3157 117206 6441 Trinity Church Charlottesville collateralized by deed of trust 6% dated May 24 1973 payable $488 monthly including interest 74238 1438 72800 4415 St Christophers Church Fairfax County collateralized by deed of trust 6% dated April 27 1975 payable $186 monthly including interest 28550 487 28063 1558 St Marys Church Colonial Beach collateralized by deed of trust 1/4% dated January 31 1981 payable $164 monthly 14.000 901 13095 904 Christ Church Spotsylvania collateralized by deed of trust 71/4s dated June 23 1981 payable $790 monthly including interest 100000 1135 98865 3608 St Margarets Woodbridge collateralized by deed of trust 6% dated March 28 1975 payable $387 monthly including interest 377 377 10 St Barnabas Episcopal Church Annandale collateralized by deed of trust 6% dated June 1976 payable $181 monthly including interest 16835 1199 15636 978
Continued DIOCESAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY OP VIRGINIA
LOANS TO CHURCHES AND DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA
REVOLVING LOAN FUNDS Continued
December 31 1981
Changes During Year Decreases Balance Increases Principal Balance Interest 1181 Loans Made Collections 123181 Earned
Notes Receivable Continued St Barnabas Episcopal Church Annandale collateralized by deed of trust 6% dated September 1977 payable $223 monthly including Interest 20915 1459 19456 1215 Diocese of Virginia collateralized by deed ot trust on 4.05 acres in Loudoun County 6% dated July 21 1966 payable $400 monthly interest including 16358 3920 12438 875 Diocese of VirginiaSt Andrews Burke collateralized by deed of trust 6% dated February 11 1980 payable $610 monthly interest including 100646 1314 99332 6003
Open Loans St Margarets Woodbridge 5% Department or Missions 10714 5235 5479 47 St Martins Richmond 4% Department of Missions 41328 3196 38132 1727 St Pauls West Point 71/46 payable $100 monthly including interest 2032 9072 520 10584 184 St Peters Church Richmond 6% payable $216 monthly including interest 15984 1110 14854 1122 Diocese of Virginia 4% 8187 ______6084 2103 216
$533678 123072 43778 $612972 34193
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DIOCESAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA
LOANS TO CHURCHES AND DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA
FIRST DEED OF TRUST FUNDS
Decembet 31 1981
SCDULE2 Changes During Year Decreases Balance Increases Principal Balance Interest Earned 11--81 Loans Made Collections 12-31-81
Notes ReceiVable Church of the Resurrection Alexandria virginia 6% dated November 18 1971 interest payable $1667 monthly including due for five years with balance 2351 $229526 8482 $221044 November 10 1976 extended to 1981
TrinIty Church Charlottesville collateralized 973 payable deed of trust 6% dated May 24 by 24938 468 2470 1484 $163 monthly including interest
Diocese of virginia st Andrews Burke collateralized by deed of trust 6% dated February 11 1980 payable $120 monthly 1181 19797 257 19540 including interest
Diocese of Virginia All Saints Dale City noninterest bearing promissory note payable within two years from its October 1981 77050 77000 ______dating 150 16 $214261 77 005 $9207 $342054 DIOCESAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA
LOANS TO CHURCHES AND DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA
FIRST DEED OF TRUST LOAN FUNDS
December 31 1981 SCHEDULE
Changes During Year Decreases Balance Increases Principal Balance Interest 1181 Loans Made Collections 123181 Earned
Notes Receivable Trinity Church Charlottesville collateralized by deed of trust 6% dated Nay 24 1973 payable $306 monthly including interest 16373 915 45458 2757
Grace Church Millers Tavern collateralized by deed of trust 6% dated June 30 1976 payable $72 monthly including interest 5453 501 4952 288
Diocese of Virginia St Andrews Burke collateralized by deed of trust 6% dated February 11 1980 payable $1332 monthly including interest 220035 2871 217164 13124
Diocese of Virginia All Saints Dale City noninterest bearing promissory note payable within two years from its October 1981 dating 22000 ______22000 ______
$271861 22000 4287 $289574 16169
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year Ended December 31 1981
Notes Payable Income nces Balance Additions Balance 1181 Balance Interest and Balance Withdrawals 123181 1181 Earned Transfers 123181
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to Peace The Things That Belong
Biblical Thenie Six MeditatiOns on
delivered at the
Annua Council One Hundred and Eighty-Seventh
of the
Diocese of Virginia
29-31 January 1982
by
Charles Price ------
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us to dream to think with imagination That is the first The Things that prophetic Belong to Peace word Six Meditations on Biblical Theme
Years ago heard Virginius Oabney give the cormnencement address
at the University of Virginia He made remark which Ive never for One
Swords gotten-a great achievement in commencement address He observed into Ploughsh The Vision of Peace meditation on Micah 4.15 that the gates of the temple of Janus in ancient Rome were open for
They shall beat their swords into and ploughshares the prayers and sacrifices of the people whenever Roman legions were their spears into pruning hooks llicah 4.3 in the field and that they were closed only twice during the whole The theme at this Council is peace Everyone desires it yet it history of the Roman Empire It is great mistake he conclsded is so fragile The cry for peace goes up from the hearts and lips of to suppose that peace is the normal state of mankind occasionally women and men all over the world yet the Possibility seems to grow interrupted by war War is the normal state of mankind occasionally more and more remote as nations arm Our Eucharist is offered in the interrupted by peace interest of Peace Our meditations begin with the Old Testament lesson Im afraid his word is true It has been true in the past of the which we have just heard Micahs vision of peace human race Is it not important to remember that this prophetic vision
of peace remains vivid and compelling and uncorrupted by the travails Two things about his vision present themselves for our considera of history It endlessly nourishes our courage and imagination and tion First it is hope for the future it shall come to pass in the in the interest of there is no vision the latter perseverance peace-When days Peace begins with vision dream That is not to be people perish our last word about peace but it is the first On the bulletin board II in the coffee lounge at Virginia Seminary someone has posted short The second part of our reflection on this vision concerns the article by Leonard Bernstein from fi.jgw3j entitled War is not In contrast between swords and ploughshares In the vision warlike evitable Our great thinkers he writes those who have radically activity ends violence and destruction eno But activity doesnt changed the world have always arrived at their truths by dreaming them end Destructive warlike activity gives way to productive agricul they are first fantasized... The life of the spirit precedes and con tural activity but in the farming life as in all truly peaceful life crols the life of exterior action In the pursuit of peace he urges there continues to be resistance struggle and conflict But in true
these peace what the Hebrew Bible means by shalom things are caught
up as means in the achievement of an abundant rich satisfying -3
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complete life in the Biblical tradition peace does not mean the end of activity but dynamic growing living achievement of wholeness it means the growth of the self in harmonious community with other freely Two growing selves all of them giving and taking from each other as they are able The Mark of Cain The Breaking of Peace meditation on Genesis 4.1-16
parable of peace which owe to the Scottish Abel preacher George Cain rose up against his brother and killed NcLeod man him Genesis 4.8 made two visits to French farm On the first visit everything was hectic purposeful activity In John Steinbecks East of of the Children chickens cows novel Eden one characters wandered in the front yard Tools were laid down beside Chinese cook comes Bible and reads the Unfinished jobs young upon opening chapters Sounds like my study Noise Confusion happiness fulfillment of Genesis He is intrigued and perplexed by the stories He takes every where it was living farm Shalom On the second them to the elders of the Chinese comunity and asks them what the visit years later everything was quiet and in order The children had stories mean After time--a or as recall--they tell grown up and left long year so home The mother was dead the father bed-ridden him that considered the but it is All is silence they have matter carefully very very sadness and death That is Precisely Hades isnt the like itthe land of deep Years of study would not yield meaning of tales those shades in our deliberations we have shalom in The last of the of Steinbecks book Then view do we not not verse our reading gives name Hades
Cain went away from the presence of the Lord and dwelt in the land of We have vision of peace Swords become Ploughshares spears Nod east of Eden become Pruning hooks and all persons live together unafraid in rich Conasunity of love under their vines and fig trees One of the meanings which this story carries is an interpretation
of the beginning of violence and the breaking of peace Life in Eden
was life in kind of shalom Life was full growing harmonious
totality Adam tilled the ground the adamah Adam in Hebrew means
mankind as you know Adamah its gramatical feminine means earth or
ground The world was made for Adam He tended it and it brought
forth good things He had if we may put it so ploughshares and pruning
hooks and sat from time to time under his vines and fig trees meeting
God there in the cool of the evening He named the animals and they 5a
served him and kept him And did notice that their suspicion came to head ii company and because that you over turgy was not enough God gave him Both but the Lord had woman with whom he lived as worshipped God regard for Abel and his offering one flesh one new existence
They were not afraid or ashamed God but not for Cain Who can tell why Who can understand the reason was with them Shalom
What for this to before Cain Yet it destroyed shalom was an act of temptation jealousy dangled was not disobedience to God the
ground of all that is the that Religion is so often the source of not only conflict but even creator of all things They who were in
his The corruption of the best is image essayed to become like God violence Corruptio optimi pessima They put themselves in Gods
place The image tried to the worst become the original the creature the creator
That attempted Cain grew jealous So these brothers had their falling out over displacement distorted and broke the relationship with
God and in that their offering to Cod What should have brought them together drove rupture every other relationship has been spoiled led violence of husband to them apart and Cain killed Abel The breach of shalom to wife of wife to child of brothers and sisters to each
other of laborers and destruction Isnt that what happens again and again The world to their labor Do you know those Dutch chocolate different talents apples you sometimes is filled with different people different cultures get as Christmas favors Oroste apples They shalom are made different orientations different religions Where reigns ingeniously in segments but reassembled into single whole
When we would enlarge and enrich each other But that primary relation you give them sharp rap on the top they fall to pieces Such
is distorted Shalom vanishes Anxiety the Biblical view of the to God where our peace lies gets end of shalom in the world single act of suspicion Difference tempts to disobedience to God was blow mounts distrust misunderstanding to all relationships violence II III The story of Cain and Abel traces the effects of that intital of In this story God had mercy on Cain or else the consequences sundering upon this archtypal pair Cain and Abel had different occupa his deed would have destroyed him completely He put protective tions One kept sheep--a nomad One tilled the soil--a farmer In mark on his forehead That circumstance continues to be true doesnt world where shalom prevails they would have lived beside each other else it God has mercy on us all We all carry the mark of Cain or and their differences would have increased and enhanced each others and violence would be the consequences of our fears follies threats lives But there was no shalom Only anxiety So they mistrusted in even more serious than they are now Here we are today alive each other
relative prosperity and peace thanks be to God With the life that
find is in us in thanksgiving to God for the mark of Cain can we
the heart to work and pray and give for shalom -6 7-
their honeymoon Dearest my father said lcnow how to avoid Three
all fights in our marriage How asked my mother all innocance Peace Where There is No Peace The Paradox of Peace meditation on Jeremiah 8.813 and bliss Just let me make all the decisions was the hapless
from the least to the greatest is reply My father wanted on his terms from everyone greedy for unjust peace gain prophet to priest everyone deals falsely have healed the wound They of my people It will that it mother told lightly saying Peace not surprise you was my who the there is peace when no peace Jer 8.11 story
In Mic hs vision of shalom Swords were An analogous thing happens in the lives of nations Israel to beaten into ploughshares
and spears into pruning hooks in Jeremiahs day wants to grow and expand in the vigor of her national life She prophecy there are no
grapes on the vines nor figs on the trees no wants peace But then so do Syria and Egypt All of them seek shalom growing harmonious totality No shalom Everyone wanted peace and deplore war But their interests are not at all the same Their Everyone was greedy for the results
of peace But they claimed peace when centers differ So in the seeking of peace conflict arises And there was no peace very
in such conflicts it happens time and time again that the two parties-
The is not limited to two--are not taken up together in an paradox of is or more it peace constituted by the other person We are
thinking of this expanding growing way so that they become new totality Instead expanding fulfilling of unity life-shalom But when
we start to the weaker party is ground down and forced into shrinking and deprivso realize that vision we put ourselves at the center of the
growth We existence ourselves are the ones to be satisfied and fulfilled dont
know We talk about great periods of peace History remembers them any way around that condition Our vision of shalom is after all bad our vision We PaxRomana The historian Gibbon thought that the world never ourselves must be included in its dynamic in fact at the first Christian centuries under Roman the center of its been happier than during two dynamic We surely are to reap the rewards__or some of the rule But it was peace on Roman terms enforced by Roman arms For rewards_in our realization of peace All men want peace said
St growing member of peoples it was no peace Eventually the empire Augustine but on their own terms
When we are the came to its end In the last century it was Fax Britannica periro center of growth we encounter others--other per sons other of great progress and expansion of the human spirit But it was pence nationswho are also the Centers of their shalom And first World those two or more on British terms perhaps we might say Western European or world-views those two versions of shalom are often And not compatible terms For large number of peoples there was no shalom so One of the stories from my childhood which remember
and Fifth in Asia best concerns this around the world in the Third Fourth worlds interference of wills which my parents discovered on what Africa and Latin Psnerica that peace is challenged We discover -8-
the psalmist meant in the psalm we read at the beginning am on the side of peace but when speak of it they are for war It is
easy to claim peace when there is no peace
Surely today we are Four being challenged to find larger peace shalom which Love Enemies The Art of Peace includes not only Britain your and America and the First World meditation on Matthew 5.43-48 but the poor and dispossessed of every land Can we do so without say to you Love your enemies and pray for those violence We must not call for who persecute you so that you may be children of your premature peace peace with the Father who is in heaven Mt 5.44 limits it now exhibits With limited peace there can be no shalom The fundamental Christian affirmation about peace is that peace or shalom for Only an exclusive few For many that is no peace no requires love Peace is unattainable without love Shalom is unattain grapes on the vines or figs on the trees When we of speak that peace able without that special love which Christians find in Jesus they are for war And so there is no peace for anyone and learn from him The art of is the art of peace have loving They healed the wound of ny people lightly saying peace when there is no Peace peace Shalom is an expanding fulfilling harmonious totality It is
broken when person or nation seeking it runs counter to another
Each seems to be the obstacle in the way of the others fulfillment
We have called for larger peace which includes them both which in
cludes us all
When you confront an obstacle to peace what can you do You can
of course destroy it You can use others for your own purposes with
no regard for the others shalom The end result of that process is
no shalom for either party That is the paradox of peace My father
discovered that early in his marriage Mother saw to that
What is the alternative The alternative is to include the other
in your pursuit of shalom To do that takes love In fact that might
even be definition of love
It is more usual to say that to resolve the paradox of peace takes
justice some effort to adjudicate fairly the competing claims which
arise when opposing quests for shalom meet each other The Old Testament -10- -11-
is in its insistence on justice eloquent Delold my servant lines of Edwin Markham Do you remember those haunting whom uphold my chosen in wnom my soul delights. he will bring He drew circle that shut me out flout Heretic rebel thing to forth justice to the nations Let justice roll down like waters win But Love and had the wit to We drew circle that took him in and righteousness an everflowing stream
The art of peace is out The name of that poem is Outwitted Yet justice does not provide final resting place for our thought
of the other with love--and it the exclusionary instincts or action in the pursuit of peace The trouble with justice is that witting be our own exclusionary instincts of course with letting it has to be enforced Just as peace is always somebodys peace so begins
which has the power to do it means of the only love justice is always somebodys justice Roman justice Russian justice outwitted by all all things believes the love which bears all things hopes American justice White mans justice And once weve said that were That The love which love never fails things endures all things almost back into the power struggle again as the civil rights movement That love Joseph Fletcher has said love is justice in action as in the sixties showed some of us On the other hand if justice is in others to live in us and we loves enemies That love allows not enforced its decisions have no effect Where there is no power makes shalom possible in it That love them because we all live justice cannot be doneas we learned when we appealed to the Inter
But--how shall we love national Court in the case of our hostages in Iran
Is there no way to deal with this seemingly intractable problem of human seif-centeredness and pride Can we press beneath the enforce ment of justice to deal with attitudes toward justice Can we talk not only about law but about the spirit of the law Can we conceive
claim laid upon each party seeking peace so that each would give up selfish fulfillment when it trespasses on the other Can we
imagine our eyes being opened to see where this trespass occurs even if
it seems to result in our disadvantage
Isnt love just that claim Isnt love the letting down of defenses the relaxing of aggressions so that the other can come into our lives and be integrated into our quest for shalom -12 13
There are broadly speaking two Christian approaches regardinq
in this the best way to shalom They emerge everywhere They are
Council They are in the church at large The diagnostic difference
between them is the attitude toward force On the one hand group Five
other hand whom we might call pacifists or prophets of peace on the The Cross of Christ The Cost of Peace meditation on Ephesians 2.1318 group whom shall call responsible soldiers or kings-picking up
For he is our peace who has made us both one.. distinction between and prophets In some Jewish he the Biblical kings that. might reconcile us both to God in one body through the cross Eph 2.1416 literature two Messiahs of Israel were acknowledged the priestly
But how shall we love We have messiah The Messiah ben Levi and the Messiah identified the art of peace messiah and the royal
as the art of love--the love which makes us open to each other and ban Judab That is the kind of distinction have in mind
able to live with each in Cams land other and able to include each other in our believe that as long as our history endures
for shalom of view quest That love is costly love It costs the cross We east of Eden short of the kingdom of God both these Doints
are brought near to each other the the each can distort that both by blood of Christ Hostile parties can be faithful to gospel though it
are reconciled in the of before the Church comes to decision body the crucified By the cross God absorbs need to be articulated strongly
the hatred of vying parties and in and that if any two groups creates out of two struggling contes regarding peace any particular case
tants one new the of Christ and made one new humanity so bringing hostility to an end and making ever needed to be reconciled by cross
peace The cost of And the is that it is so peace is the cross body in him it is those two groups irony
In the mistrustful passage from Ephesians which we have just read the two easy fr those two groups of all groups to grow hostile
parties were Jews and all remember parades Gentiles They were made one by the blood of and even violent toward each other We peace
the cross The demarcation between them is significant division of which turned into riots
mankind and it has in the For the past generated vicious hostility We must Take the pacifist in prophetic stance pacifist
never that should have forget fact and we must not let it happen again But that violence and war are simply wrong faithful Christian
division is not interest should not aid or my this evening want to focus on different nothing to do with them should not carry arms division in the Church You think in Christians should lay themselves may it an odd one at first although abet warring parties any way
in the context of these that is meditations an inevitable one It has to do open to the hatred of the world without resistance Surely with the difference of about with the opinion the way to make peace the position most consistent gospel -14- 15
Ambrose Bierce wrote to God and so to each years ago so The two parties need to be reconciled
Somewhat the will not be easy The lamely conception runs other in the love of Christ Reconciliation Of brass buttoned Jesus carrying guns
cost of peace is the cross Jesus himself made no effort to save himself from his enemies He
told the disciple who cut off the ear of the high priests servant
to put up his sword He tells us all to resist not evil If love
is the art of have peace we no business putting up any defenses at
all personal or conisunal We have no business doing violence of any
kind As favorite hymn runs For force is not of God We must
bear in our own flesh in the most visible possible way the crucifixion
of Christ The cost of peace is the cross
But consider the responsible soldier Is it true he will say
that force is not of God Is not power part of Gods good creation
which he gives us to be used in the name of righteousness Is it not
conceivable that although violence is absolutely wrong it may be the
least of evils Is it not true that weakness invites attack Maybe
the use of force is risk to be taken God help us--the risk being
that of trespassing on anothers shalom and so being found cisobedient
to God and hostile to shalom That risk constitutes another kind of
cross hidden and bitter one
should hate to live in church where both those positions are
not acknowledged as faithful to the gospel The prophet keeps the
soldier honest The soldier keeps the prophet alive The two posi
tions are almost certainly incompatible can understand the growing attraction of the pacifist view in an increasingly hostile world capable of complete selfdestruction But cannot shake the convic tion that responsible use of power is the best deterrent for war
The opposition of these two views is to me perplexing and increasingly -16 -17-
on last things eachatology in which he complained about all
the Book this language about heaven He said that the trouble with
view of heaven the servants Six of Revelation is that its preachers
of God day and night and the four and twenty elders con For the Healing of Nations Peace Passing Understanding worshiping meditation on Revelation 22.1-5 and the on tinually casting down their golden crowns angels harping
The leaves of the trees were for the healing of the nations not little What we need are Rev 22.2 their harps all that gets boring
view of heaven some supplementary views of heaven--a fishermans The end like the beginning is vision From the last chapter sailors view You can add or mountain climbers view or your of the last book of the Bible comes picture of the peace and unity bird-watchers view own golfers view or of the new Jerusalem That picture is composed of those strangely un
Theres obviously something attractive about that proposal forgettable vivid golden and bejeweled images which have passed from
to the Revelation suspect we all make our own non-canonical additions the book of Revelation into our corimlon language for heaven Water of
to John But you do understand dont you that the emphasis on life tree of life with its twelve kinds of fruit and the leaves of
of unbroken continual worship is meant to express the restoration our the tree were for the healing of the nations Peace passing understand- relation relation to God On Friday we identified the rupture of that irig
God ship as the end of shalom In heaven we worship continually
is face to face He is our light We need no sun or moon He our After all our talk about shalom we are in position to press
at all We are temple There is no temple in heaven No liturgy those metaphors for more meaning than they usually give Perhaps you fishermans with God no matter what else we do There is room for will say more than they ought to give But rm going to do it anyway
view and beachcombers view for we worship God at all times and We have picture dont we of the end of violence and destruction
in all places and in all things Thats the way read the healing of the nations Its picture
Immortal life is there accessible through the tree of life of vitality and energy So read the repeated stress on liferiver
But from which we have now in the course of history been excluded of life in the middle of the city tree of life on both sides of the
with life with God is no endless sameness but infinite variety street Its picture of variety with those twelve kinds of fruit
fruit And war is learned no more for the leases Its picture of shalom not Kades not shades that everchanging
of the tree of life heal the enmity of nations Cosby Bell who taught theology at Virginia Seminary in the earlier years of this century the teacher of my teachers had famous lecture -18- 19
ii inspired by that vIsion we oo not lose heart That is visi So in the secold What good f5 it rs it it anything more may do some more wishful than immediate good thinking provided we persist in Two Cosinents our pursuit of peace The situation is like the one First it is Alice found vision of the herself Lamb The in throne of Ifl God and of the Looking_Glass land She could Lamb are Only get to the there-the Lamb hilltop across slain from the foundation of the garden the world the by going in the opposite Lamb who direction We can was slain for only do what us the crucified one is to who absorbs the be done for the sake of peace in the of hostility world by warring humanity and keeping our eye reconciles us to each other fixed on the in his cross peace of the city of God This is In that Vision of way we shall never what flows from the cross of give up Christ This is VisiOn of the victory which God has won for us The through the vision of the leaves of the Vision cross The tree of life for does not float the healing over our world as nice of the but disconnected nations has an insoedjate and practical value because abstract idea it it is an nshak grows out of our world out of able part of our Christian our faith in Christ Jesus the history our Lord--the consequen of hope of his final the Incarnate life and victory we in Gods saving death of Jesus own time shall share Lord our And that hope and out of the Sustains us in testimony of the apostles everything we do for the sake of prophets martyrs peace in his world and saints down day by day through the ages The cost of peace is the cross The glory of peace is God heaven
Second That Vision that hope is an enabler__a sinew-_of our daily life So we do not lose heart wrote st Paul speaking of light of the the glory of the gospel of Christ Maybe you can that even say the point of the gospel is to make it Possible to live without losing heart Do our representations for peace to those in do any authority good Maybe Who can tell In way it doesnt matter What we do we do ifl_ iefirgt lage out of response to the gospel__whet as prophet or king pacifist or Soldier We love our enemies so that we may be children of God flot--in the first place--because it will do any good
And because we do it in the first place in response to Gods in glory thanksgiving for his victory because we do it in the first place TABLE OF CONTENTS
ADDRESS PASTORAL Hall The Rt Revd Robert 0.0 127 Lewis The Rt Revd David Jr 0.0 143 ADOPT ION 124 Program of Council Rules of Order 124 ANNUAL REPORTS Parochial 312 Receptions Confirmations 243 APPENDICES 331 Diocesan Program II Trustees of the Funds 333 III Diocesan Missionary Society 335
BEQUESTS Legal Title for Making BISHOP Official Acts of 226 BOARDS COMMITTEES COMMISSIONS Members of 53 BUDGET 215 Adoption of
CHURCHES Diocese of Virginia 93 15 CLERGY Directory 41 Order of Reception Under License 49 COUNCIL Delegates Alternates 90 fl Meeting Place 188th Proceedings of 187th 123 Adoption of 124 Program of Council Rules of Order 124 Appointments Assistant Secretaries 123 Committees of Council 124 Parliamentarian 123 Appointments Canonical 179 Balloting 163.169170 178 Banquet 169 Budget presentation of Devotional Service Sea Booktet 337 125 Honorary Seats Nominations 173 Chaplain Service Church Schools 171 Diocesan Missionary Society 170 172 Episcopal Book Store Standing Committee 130 171 Trustees of the Funds Virginia Diocesan Homes 172 Pastoral Addresses Hall The Rt Revd Robert Hall 0.0 126 Lewis The Rt Revd David Jr 0.0 143 Reference from 213 Presentation of 177 Conference Center Leaders 137 New Clergy Reports Church Schools 180 Church Status 168 Commission on Ministry 139 Committee on Lay Ministry 210 Constitution and Canons 159 Race 206 Eoiscopal Churchwomen 157 Executive Board 132 Presideni of 152 Resolutions 186 Special Ministries 173 Stewardship 152 Virginia Theological Seminary 208 Resolutions Courtesy 206 Resolutions Memorials Petitions 133 Secretary of Council Elected 123 Seminar Leaders Introduction of 169 Standing Committee Newly elected 205 Report in full 230
DEPUTIES General Convention
NECROLOGY Sander The Revd RichardJ 118 Shelton The Revd Claudius 119 RECEPTIONS Confirmations 243 REGIONAL REPRESENTATIVES Deans 54 Executive Board 58 Presidents 56 REPORTS Filed Prior to Council 249 ACT 280 276 Camps Conferences Church Pension Fund 306 Church Schools 286 Commission on Alcoholism 273 DACE 302 Diocesan Missionary Society 265 Ecumenical 271 Episcopal Deaf Ministry 283 Executive Board 253 Followup Committee 250 Human Sexuality 279 Lay Ministry 274 Registrar 260 Shrine Mont Conference Center 294 Standing Committee 252 Stuart Hall 293 Trustees of the Funds 303 Venture in Mission 269 Virginia Conferenre CenterRoslyn 300 Virginia Council of Churches 284 262 Virginia Diocesan Homes WettminsterCanterbury 267 STATISTICAL Information 311 337 SUPPLEMENT Meditations Bound by Breedloves Bookbindery Clen Allen VA 804 266-4592