“To embody Christ’s teaching in appropriate ways SAINT PETER’S for serving the community, the nation, and the world. IN THE MOUNTAINS 65 Rock Ridge Road Callaway, Virginia 24067 ANNOUNCMENTS AND REMINDERS 540-483-5370 www.SaintPetersCallaway.org The next Center for Lifelong Learning program at the Phoebe Needles [email protected] Center is Tuesday, June 12 at 10:00 am. Please call the Center at 483-1518 by Friday, June 7 at noon.

Saint Peter’s Endowment Fund – “Keeping the Rock Church Solid.” Every month Birthday Sunday dona ons go to the Saint Peter’s Endowment Fund. How about matching your age in dollars? Please remember to keep up your pledge to the Saint Peter’s during the summer months -- it will be a GREAT help to the church!!

Phoebe Needles Summer Camp It’s me to think about registering for day camp and residen al camp. Check out the Phoebe Needles Center web site for dates, descrip ons, and informa on – www.Phoebe- Needles.org.

2018 Phoebe Needles Residen al Summer Camps Please help spread the word about the Phoebe Needles Center day camp and residen al camp program. For more informa on please check the PNC website at: www.PhoebeNeedles.org, or the Facebook page. You can help the Phoebe Needles Center a great deal by liking our posts, and sharing them with your friends! This summer we will have four interna onal camp staff with us from the UK. We have 11 staff this summer who col- lec vely have nearly 30 years of experience working with the PNC camp program!

2019 St. Peters Outreach Calendar Jan. Callaway Pack a Sack Program (donated $150) Feb. Free Clinic of Franklin County ($276) March So. Virginia Child Advocacy Center ($168) April Ferrum Panther Pack Program ($154) May Stepping Stone Mission June Phoebe Needles Camp Scholarship ROCK July Helping Hands of Franklin County Aug. Ferrum Community Mission Center CHURCH Sept. Heavenly Manna Food Bank Oct. Grace House on the Mountain Nov. Boys’ Home, Covington VA NEWS Dec. Christmas Families

Volume 133 The Vestry voted to allocate the following $600 in Outreach funds: June 2019 $150 to Callaway Pack A Sack, $250 to Ferrum Panther Packs and $200 to Boys Home. Sunday Service: 10:00 a.m. Church School: 11:15 a.m. Please send July newsle er items by June 27 to Gary Holden at [email protected]. Congratulations!

yu! Hailu Grimes-Whited Franklin County H.S. May 18, 2019 Ppozdravlia

Heather & Nathaniel Hancock May 18, 2019

Gefeliciteerd! Herzlichen Glückwunsch!

Jack Buckman Félicitations! Franklin County H.S May 18, 2019

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Parabéns! Residen al Summer Camp @ Phoebe Needles

Since its beginning in 1999, we have served more than 200 young people each summer using a staff of 10 to 12 college aged counselors. In many ways the developmental experiences have as profound an impact on the staff as they do on the campers. We seek to make the camp available to all young people without regard to their ability to pay. Our camp fee for 2019 is $225 per camper. This includes six days and fi ve nights of a residen al camp, all meals, program supplies and Summer 2019 Schedule ac vity fees. hƩ ps://www.phoebeneedles.org

The cost to the Center is approximately $450 per camper. We rely on Middler Camp contribu ons from individuals, churches, businesses, civic organiza- June 9-15 Rising 7th-8th Graders $225 ons, and grants from founda ons to fund the diff erence between the fee charged and the actual cost. We also off er scholarships to ap- Senior Camp June 16-22 Rising 9th-12th Graders $225 proximately 30% of those who come to camp. Drama Camp Our camp has been tremendously successful over the years because June 23-28 Rising 5th-8th Graders $225 of the commitment of the staff and the unique skills and talents they bring. For the past four summers, we have had at least one interna- Outdoor Expedi on Camp onal counselor as a member of our staff . These interna onal staff June 23-28 Minimum Age 13 $225 members have come from England, Wales, Slovenia, Mexico, and First Year Camp Poland. They have added a great deal and broadened the perspec ve June 30-July 6 Rising 5th-6th Graders $225 of our camp program. In addi on to the very compe ve salaries we off er, we spend approximately $500 per staff member for training. Rock Climbing Camp Each member of the staff receives two weeks of training on basic July 7-13 Minimum Age 13 $225 camp counseling, cer fi ca on in fi rst aid and CPR, high and low ropes course facilita on, and rock climbing and rappelling cer fi ca on. Art Camp July 14-20 Rising 7th-12th Graders $225 If you a ended summer camp when you were growing up, you prob- Nature Camp ably have fond memories of counselors, ac vi es, challenges and fun July 14-20 Rising 7th-12th Graders $225 adventures that made it a great experience at the me, but in years later, looking back, you have realized just how forma ve those sum- Outreach Camp mers at camp really were. July 21-27 Rising 7th-12th Graders $225

The Lighter Side

My Dad Makes Big Money

Three boys are in the school yard brag- ging about their fathers. The fi rst boy says, ‘My Dad scribbles a few words on a piece of paper, he calls it a poem, they give him $50.’

The second boy says, ‘That’s nothing. My Dad scribbles a few words on piece of paper, he calls it a song, they give him $100.’

The third boy says, ‘I got you both beat. My Dad scribbles a few words on a piece of paper, he calls it a sermon, and it takes eight people to collect all the money!’ SERVICE CALENDAR – June 2019 Readings Lector Chalice Altar Guild Acolyte Children’s Chapel

June 2 Seventh Sunday of Easter Gary Delia Danene Peter Zoe Acts 16:16-34 LINK Martha Revela on 22:12-14,16-17,20-21 John 17:20-26, Psalm 97

June 9 Day of Pentecost Pat N. Carolyn Kelley Tyler Peter Acts 2:1-21 or Genesis 11:1-9 LINK Bob Romans 8:14-17 or Acts 2:1-21 John 14:8-17, (25-27) Psalm 104:25-35, 37

June 16 Trinity Sunday Martha Benton Lisa Zoe Tyler Proverbs 8:1-4, 22-31 LINK Dave Regina Romans 5:1-5 John 16:12-15 Psalm 8

June 23 Second Sunday A er Pentecost Dave Marilyn Sharon Peter Zoe 1 Kings 19:1-4, (5-7), 8-15a Pat N. Psalm 42 and 43 LINK Gala ans 3:23-29 Luke 8:26-39

June 30 Third Sunday A er Pentecost Gary Charlo e Shelby Tyler Peter 2 Kings 2:1-2, 6-14 Katherine LINK Psalm 77:1-2, 11-20 Gala ans 5:1,13-25 Luke 9:51-62

Juny 7 Fourth Sunday A er Pentescost Allison Delia Chris na Zoe Tyler 2 Kings 5:1-14 Martha Psalm 30 LINK Gala ans 6:(1-6) 7-16 Luke 10:1-11, 16-20

SAINT PETER’S PRAYER & CARE TEAM

We have included in the Prayers of the People at each Sunday’s worship service the names of those people in need of prayer that you have made known to the church. As a way of keeping those names before us in prayer, we are going to begin a Prayer Chain at Saint Peter’s. This will be a group of people who are willing to commit to praying for each person on our prayer list on a daily basis. The Prayer Chain will also be responsible for upda ng the list, wri ng occasional notes to those in our prayers, and relaying needs that might be met by the congrega on. If the group once formed desires to meet on occasion for prayer and discussion that is a pos- sibility as well. Juanita Custer has off ered to coordinate the group. Anyone is welcome to be a part of this group. Please let Juanita ([email protected]) know if you would like to par cipate in this group.

June Birthdays Prayer for a Birthday 2 Taylor Holden 4 Leslie Holden 2019 O God, our mes are in your hand: Look with favor, 7 Samantha Simms we pray, on these your servants as they begin another 8 Frances Kuhlbars year. Grant that they may grow in wisdom and grace, 15 Lucas Simms and strengthen their trust in your goodness all the days 19 Eli Harl of their life, through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen. 21 Jim Bier 30 Allison Harl Book of Common Prayer, p. 830) SAINT PETER’S-IN-THE-MOUNTAINS PRAYER LIST – June 2019

Blair Marasco Glenda Pendleton We pray for John our priest, Mark our Bishop, and Michael our Presiding Adam Johnson ChrisƟ na Roudabush Bishop. May their ministries be guided by the grace of the Holy Spirit. KaƟ e Lusk Rucker Ferguson Eric Anspaugh Bill Chase We pray for the soul of Bob Newcombe, the brother of Dave Newcombe, Leland Southard Linda Sigmon who passed away on May 26. Please keep the Newcombe family in your Patsy Hubbard Cindy Swinehart thoughts and prayers. Randy Love Linda Thomas We pray also for all those who were killed this week as a result of Ed Cornbleet Eli Sydow war and terrorism, and for families whose lives are being torn apart. Shannon RosenblaƩ Jamie Stanley Almighty God whose will it is to hold both heaven and earth in the peace Carolyn Thomas Karen Zell of your kingdom: Give peace to your Church, peace among naƟ ons, Joe Puzycki Hazel Pendleton peace in our homes, and peace in our hearts. Brian Bernard BeƩ y Hood Bob Holden Paul RosenblaƩ Sara Bier

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CHURCH CONTACTS Bishop Lectors Acolytes Rt. Rev. Mark Bourlakas Dave Newcombe, 365-7157 Delia Heck 483-3760 VESTRY (800) 346-7982 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Rev. John H. Heck Council Representa ves Chalice Schedule 483-3760 Rector Dave and Pat Newcombe Deb Durant Rev. John H. Heck 365-7157 [email protected] Bob Pohlad Rectory 483-3760 365-7114 Phoebe Needles 483-1518 United Thank Off ering Church Musician Fax 483-2235 Episc. Relief & Development Fair Robey Danny Custer [email protected] Martha Perry, 483-5932 540-353-6160 93-5333 [email protected] [email protected] Senior Warden Lana Whited Bob Pohlad Outreach Coordinator Newsle er 243-0446 [email protected] Marilyn Rodgers, 365-0061 Gary Holden, 365-3343 [email protected] [email protected] Nancy Bradley Junior Warden 483-7966 Danny Custer Altar Guild Ferrum Campus Ministry [email protected] Shelby DeHart, 483-0790 Pat and Dave Newcombe Allison Harl 365-7157 588-6248 Treasurer Youth Ministry Nancy Bradley, 483-7966 Katherine Grimes Prayer & Care Team Leslie Holden [email protected] [email protected] Juanita Custer 365-3343 588-3655 Clerk Prayer List [email protected] Patrick Nix Lana Whited, 243-0446 Rev. John H. Heck, 483-1518 365-6106 [email protected] [email protected]