The Deacon a Monthly Publication of St

The Deacon A Monthly Publication of St. Vincent’s Cathedral Volume 112, Issue 6 June & July 2011

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Parish Picnic The Parish Picnic will be held on Sunday, June 12th at 12:30 p.m.! All are welcome; please feel free to bring your family and friends! A bounce house, games, and other surprises will be available for children! Hamburgers, hot dogs, brats, brisket, and drinks will be pro- vided! Donations of the following items will be greatly appreciated! St. Vincent’s Vacation Bible Please bring an item based upon your last name. School A—G Salad (lettuce salad, fruit salad, potato salad, macaroni salad, St. Vincent's invites all children to get cookin’ at Shake It Cole slaw, pasta salad, etc.) Up Café: Where Kids Carry Out God’s Recipe. Ex- plore and experience recipes for living out God’s Word. H—M The fun begins Sunday, July 17th and ends Thursday, July Side Dishes (Macaroni and Cheese, baked beans, green bean 21st, from 5:30 p.m. until 8:30 p.m. casserole, vegetables, etc.) The recipe at our café includes heaping helpings of Bible N—S fun and special servings of creative crafts, hands-on mission work, food science, and great music! Desserts (Cakes, pies, cookies) The evening will begin with dinner! Classes will also be T—Z available for Adults! Chips and Dip Registration will begin on Sunday, June 12th! For more information in regards to registration, please contact Lynn Kalbfleisch at [email protected]. Volunteer Meeting A volunteer meeting will be hold on Wednesday, June 1st, at 6:30 p.m. in the Parish Hall! For more information about Vacation Bible School and interest in volunteering, please contact Lynne Shattuck at lynneshat- [email protected] or 817-938-7376.

Summer Sunday School Schedule: Sunday, June 26th—Sunday, August 14th 3 year olds—1st Grade will meet in the same classroom 2nd Grade—5th Grade will meet in the same classroom The location is still TBD. Signs will lead you to the classroom.

Front Cover: St. Anne and St. Joachim , parents of the July 15th Blessed Virgin Mary. Their feast day is July 26th. Page 3 THE DEACON

An Evening Tribute to a Wonderful Lady!

Sunday evening, May 15th, was a special evening in the life of the parish. The church was filled to capacity with friends, family, well-wishers, and admirers of Barbara Burton to honor her and to celebrate her 28 years of service at St. Vincent’s. Barbara played a 30-minute recital, followed by Evensong sung by the Cathedral Choir. Dean Reed than interrupted the service and surprised Barbara by calling her to the front of the church for some special presentations honoring her career. As a surprise to Barbara, three of her friends then played an organ recital in tribute to her. The con- gregation then retired to the Parish Hall for a sumptuous reception pre- pared by the Cathedral Reception Committee. (All photos are the courtesy of William Jackson.)

Barbara at the organ console prior to her recital.

Taos Mountain Sunset by Geraint Smith, a well-known Taos photographer, is presented to Bar- bara from the Cathedral Choir, the Handbell Ensemble, and the All Saints’ Chorale.

Dean Reed and Keal Cleveland present Barbara with a certificate declaring her Organist and Music Director Emeritus.

Candace Bawcombe, Dean of the Fort Worth Chapter of the American Guild of Organists presents Barbara with an award.

Dr. Linton E. Powell, Dr. George C. Baker, and The Barbara in the Parish Hall. Roy Redman, builder of St. Vin- Rev. Raymond McDaniel, following their recital in trib- cent’s organ ute to Barbara. June & July 2011 Page 4

Summer Mission Team ORGAN RECITAL Our next meeting is June 5th in the art room after lunch in the parish hall. We will begin lunch and team building at Sunday, June 5, will mark the end of Sunny Yu’s church mu- 11:30 a.m. Please bring all completed paperwork and your sic internship. As a farewell offering and “swan song,” she donation by this date for a final commitment. will play a short organ recital at 10:30 on that morning, between services. Sunny has placed well in several organ- June 19th playing competitions, and is looking forward to sharing some This is car wash of her concert repertoire with the parish. day! Treat Dad to the Father’s Day Stay after the 9:00 a.m. or come early for the 11:30 a.m. gift of a clean car mass. Coffee will be available in the courtyard and you are and a donation to encouraged to return to the church and enjoy the musical St. Vincent’s sum- program, as there is no Christian Education scheduled for that mer youth mission morning. work. Just leave your keys and do- Women’s Fellowship nation in the courtyard as you Ladies, please mark your calendars for four events this sum- go into church on the 19th, and the team will clean and dry mer. it, having it ready for you when you come out of church! All proceeds directly support the VBS program the team is pre-  Pentecost reception on June 12th—if you can help senting for our new mission church in Houston—Iglesia Santa set up, service, or clean-up, please contact Julie Kirk- Cruz. wood at [email protected]. July 9th-16th  Fellowship gathering on June 15th. Details will The summer mission team will be in Houston at Iglesia Santa follow in the weekly bulletins and via email. Cruz for a week-long VBS presentation and youth gathering. The team will plan, prepare, and present the VBS to many  Back to School Bake Sale on August 21st. Plan on children who are new to church-community fellowship and donating a baked good or lunchbox treat. If you can help outreach education events like this. The team may also be at the table, contact Donna Thornton at: involved in other neighborhood-related outreach works at the [email protected]. direction of the parish priest. Please pray for all members of this team for safety, compassion, and fruitful service to God’s  The Graduation Luncheon is on June 5th. Contact will. Pray that the Holy Spirit may fill them with all the tools Liz Ward at [email protected] if you can help and courage they need to join in fellowship, evangelism, and with this event, or if someone in your family is graduat- relationship-building with our neighbors, making Jesus Christ ing from high school or college and you haven’t been known in all that they do. contacted yet.

If you want to be placed on our email distribution list, or if you haven’t been receiving recent emails from Gina Swann, please contact her at 817-797-5764 or at: [email protected].

Blessings for a peaceful summer!

St. Vincent’s Bookstore Yes! The bookstore is open for business in the EYC room on the south side of the courtyard. We’re open Sundays after the 9:00 a.m. service, and during VBS. You can always call Rich- ard or Michelle Briggs for special orders or inquiries, or email us. Richard 214-557-4814 Michelle 214-557-1752 [email protected] Page 5 THE DEACON

St. Vincent’s Vision Clinic he had recently gotten out of medium custody where he had been placed for assaulting a correctional officer. But during The Vision Clinic is a local outreach of our parish. It serves the last day and in the closing ceremony, he was fighting back children from surrounding public schools. These children do tears. not have insurance and do not qualify for any assistance. They are screened and recommended by their school nurse. Our After the weekend, I received a long letter from him about clinic serves only 8 children a month. St. Vincent’s pays $40 his experience with some of the following quotes: for each child’s glasses. The clinic’s budget has fallen short “...I had to write you and tell you that you were the best this year. If you would like to help a child see better and pos- thing that ever happened to me.” sibly open up a whole new world, the clinic will accept your donation. Simply make your check out to St. Vincent’s and “...Kairos has really made such a big difference in my life.” write Vision Clinic in the memo line. You may turn it in to “That program is the best experience I’ve ever been through the church office or drop it in the alms basin on Sunday. in my whole life.” “Kairos has really changed me.” Kairos Prison Ministry “You showed me so much love, man I forgot what love felt The Kairos Ministry completed the Kairos #31 retreat at like.” Coffield Prison on Sunday, April 10th, with the closing cere- In the margin, he wrote: “You’re the dad I never had. Thanks mony. We do two full four-day retreats in a prison each year, for saving my life.” so this means that we are in our sixteenth year at the Coffield unit. Larry Jones and Bob Barcus have been actively involved Kairos takes no special talent. It just takes having the love of with Kairos for over twenty years. Since Kairos came to St. Jesus Christ in your heart and being willing to sacrifice to Vincent’s in 1993, at least sixteen pas and present parishion- share that love with others in need. ers and one clergy have gone into the prison as team members. Several others have at one time or another made the trip down to a closing ceremony. Currently, there are eight people that have been active in the ministry the last year. We thank all the people of St. Vincent’s that have donated cookies, prayers, and financial support for our efforts. Here’s a small sample of the types of issues we encounter in the prison. One man at my discussion family had numerous negative events in his life. At a young age, he saw a man gunned down outside his church. As a youth, a female cousin that he cared about was abducted, assaulted, and murdered. After his incarceration, his mother and father died at fairly young ages, and his wife and teenage daughter were killed in an auto accident one Saturday morning on their way to visit him in prison. During the weekend, he recounted that his grandmother was in ill health and he was facing the loss of the only person left in his life that cared about him. He was angry at God for “taking” all of these good people from him. Why do bad things happen to “good” people? He experienced the love of Christ that does not go away on this weekend. Another young man that I was “host” for, looked for all the world to be a “gang-banger,” and probably was. He was con- stantly looking around, observing other people, and didn’t seem to be getting a lot out of the weekend. I had several conversations with him, but he always said he was having a good time but his remarks seemed shallow. He admitted that

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Dinner with the Dean Stewardship 354 Dinner with the Dean is on Friday, June 10th, As the name implies, Stewardship is something we do every from 6:30 p.m. until ? day. Now is the time to shift gears and expand stewardship in Dress is casual. Tickets a different dimension. We want to include every parish mem- are $20 per person. It ber! As I discussed in Adult Forum in May, Stewardship is not will be a Moroccan- so much about GOD needing our money as it is GOD trans- themed dinner with a forming our lives through stewardship. This transformation silent auction and dessert applies to everyone! auction to benefit both This fall we will be doing some of the things we always do, clergy mission travel and our Houston Mission trip this July. such as having communications, filling out pledge cards and For more information, contact the parish office or Dean the like. To include the entire parish, I am looking for volun- Reed. teers from each parish organization to be a part of the stew- Note the revised date and time. ardship committee. Each volunteer will be asked to attend a couple of meetings, and communicate with members of the parish, especially in their target organizations. Listed below is a list of organizations. First Communion Class If you wish to volunteer, please email me at [email protected]. This summer I will be searching for First Communion Class will be on June 5, during Sunday volunteers to complete our roster. School in St. Mary’s Chapel. - Acolytes First Communions will be made at 9:00 a.m. on Pentecost - Altar Guild Sunday, June 12th. - Astute Anglicans - Brotherhood of St. Andrew - Daughters of the King - Father Hadley Golf Tournament - Flower Guild - Greeters - Landscape Committee - Men’s Bible Study - Mission Team - Mowing for Jesus - Music Program - Order of St. Luke’s - St. Mary’s Rosary Guild - St. Vincent’s School - St. Vincent’s Women’s Fellowship - Twelve Steps - Union Gospel Mission The Deacon is a monthly publication of St. Vincent’s Cathe- - Ushers dral in the Episcopal Diocese of Fort Worth. ©2011 All - Vergers rights reserved. Comments, suggestions and offers to vol- - Vestry unteer on future issues are encouraged. - Vision Clinic Editor: Ron Turner, [email protected] - Women’s Bible Study - Youth Ministry Publisher: The Very Rev. Ryan S. Reed, SSC, Dean of St. Vincent’s Cathedral ~ Tom Parham St. Vincent’s Cathedral 1300 Forest Ridge Drive Bedford, Texas 76022 Telephone: 817-354-7911 www.stvc.org

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The April Financials tell an interesting story. Boosted by Easter and Holy Week, we saw a significant increase in Loose Checks and Plate Offerings. What goes hand-in-hand with this giving is the number of people who were able to worship at St. Vincent's during April. Our overall attendance during Holy Week was 2,390. That’s 2,390 times that the Word of God was shared with someone and God’s message of hope heard. To quote Father Foster, “Glory! Alleluia!” Although non-pledge giving was up for the month of April, we did see a slight decline of approximately 3% in pledge payments from what was pledged. We are watching closely to see if this self-corrects in May, but we do ask for your diligence during the summer. It’s during the summer months that we tend to see our biggest financial struggles—with all the travel, sometimes pledges are forgot- ten. We thank you in advance for the extra effort that sometimes has to go into staying current with your pledge during the summer. Because of your faithful support, St. Vincent’s is fulfilling its mission—to make Jesus Christ known in all that we do. Through the consistent support and sacrificial giving of the members of St. Vincent’s, the clergy and lay ministries are able to make a difference to those in need spiritually, physically, and emotionally. To God be all the glory given! ~ Keal Cleveland Sr. Warden St. Vincent's Cathedral Church April 2011 Actual Budget Actual YTD Budget YTD Variance Income

Pre-Paid Pledges $34,560.00 $34,560.00 $34,560.00 $34,560.00 $0.00

Pledge Payments $49,463.51 $51,202.75 $209,985.04 $204,811.00 ($1,739.24)

Loose checks (non- $7,312.00 $5,000.00 $25,535.77 $20,000.00 $2,312.00 pledge)

Plate Offerings $2,204.74 $916.67 $4,710.43 $3,666.64 $1,288.07

Total $93,540.25 $91,679.42 $274,791.24 $263,037.64 $1,860.83

St. Vincent’s Name Tags St. Vincent’s Name Tags are now available to order. Please see Susan Frey between the Sunday services, or call Ms. Vir- ginia at the office. We need your name and there is a line for an activity (i.e. Brotherhood, Mowing for Jesus, etc.) or can be left blank. They are $5.00 each, payable to St. Vincent’s Cathedral. Magnetic backing may not be suitable for pacemakers, but pin -on style is available.

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FOOD COLLECTION Visit our website SUNDAY, at June 5th & July 3rd

N.E.E.D. (Northeast Emergency Distri- www.stvc.org bution) needs your help, especially food items such as peanut butter, canned meats, canned vegetables, etc. There will CD be a special collection the first Sunday of each month. Please place your donations Ministry in the "Green N.E.E.D. Box" in the Table courtyard outside the narthex doors.

N.E.E.D. is an outreach service supported by over 50 Did you know that we offer our Sunday Services on churches in Northeast Tarrant County and supplies food, compact disc? These can be found in the Narthex on a clothing and other short term necessities for the needy. table near the Nursery entrance. We also offer CDs of Special Celebrations, Adult Forum, Basic Christian- ity and Select Classes.

Flower Calendar

Just a reminder to all who have donated altar flowers during the The Astute Anglicans is a group of fun loving 50+ year and have not paid the $40 individuals who gather the third Friday of each month donation! Checks are made in the Parish Hall for a Potluck Dinner and great fun payable to St. Vincent’s, marked FLOWERS, on the check. after dinner. Some evenings we play games and other times we just have great conversations. Several times each year we go to events in the local area, we have gone to musicals, sporting events and whatever some- Diocesan Legal Defense Fund one proposes. Anyone who wants to have a fun evening with good friends is invited to attend. Just show Rather than depend on just a few families to cover the costs of up at 7:00 p.m. in the Parish Hall on the third Friday the litigation against the diocese, it is hoped that each con- or call Rudy Jackson at 817-691-7555 for more de- cerned member of the Diocese will want to contribute to these tails. rising expenses at this time. Thank you for your consideration of this important need, as well as your prayers. Blessings, Bishop Iker To send support to the Diocesan Legal Defense Fund, please make checks out to: Episcopal Diocese of Fort Worth (Be sure to put Att: Rt. Rev. Iker in lower left corner of any check) Mail to: Episcopal Diocese of Fort Worth, 2900 Alemeda St., Fort Worth, TX 76018 Healing Services Eucharist with healing prayer is offered every Saturday morning at 9:00 a.m. in St. Mary’s Chapel. Everyone is welcome.

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Prayer Bear Time Again The Prayer Bear Minis- try will be collecting new Teddy Bears for Cook Medical Center, the month of June. The Medical Center has opened up another new wing for the sick children and can use plenty of Teddy Bears. St. Vincent folks have been so generous in their donations, and once again we are asking for help. The collection box will be in the Northex, the month of June. Any questions, contact Beverly or Angie Ulmer, 817- 654-2604, or 817-429-6403. Thank you so much.

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Now Enrolling Students 2 years old – 12th grade (Call for our New Student discount & Open House schedule) Please visit our website for student accomplishments.

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La Gran Familia, part of the Deaths:

Diocese of Northern Mexico Billy Ray Green May 1, 2011 La Gran Familia is doing well, greatly due to the generosity of the parishes and individual donors of our diocese. Did you Baptisms: know that for the past few years our diocese has contributed 20% of the daily living expenses of LGF’s 30 children? This April 23, 2011 includes food, shelter, all school expenses, medical costs, and more. We also contribute to the salaries of eight very dedi- Trevor Dewey Johnson cated employees that keep the casas running. These funds were raised through a variety of ways. The annual Mother’s Wyatt Carl Johnson Day Ingathering and a new program that just started in Febru- ary called St. Paul’s Ministry, Sponsor a Child Program, have Amber Michelle Menta been very successful. Individual donors also played a big part. So, thank you to all who support this ministry through your Madelyn Anne Louise Sherrod thoughts, prayers, and gifts. Confirmations: St. Vincent’s School just recently sponsored a child through St. Paul’s Ministry. His name is Rigo and you may have no- April 23, 2011 ticed his picture outside the parish hall on the school bulletin board. His full name is Rigoberto Fierro. He is 15 years old. James Baker He came to LGF eight years ago with his brother Carlos and his two sisters, Gabriela and Esmeralda. The Mexican CPS Susan Ann Carovillano brought them to LGF because of their poor living conditions, no father, and an alcoholic mother. Rigo suffers from pur- Michael George Carovillano pura, a disease which leaves him disabled from time to time. He is slow in school, but does okay with outside help which Karl Norbet Gutzke LGF provides. Goretty is searching for a trade that will suit Rigo when he graduates from high school—something in Steven Higginbotham which he can feel successful. Donald James Jackson There is a trip planned this summer for adults to visit LGF. The dates are June 23-27. If you feel called to participate, Connor James Kirkwood please email Barbara Hautanen at [email protected]. Hannah Opal Richardson Handbells to Mary Catherine Ward Highlight Ascension Day Received:

Mass April 23, 2011

Thursday, June 2, is Ascension Day, Evelynn Hill Gutzke and we will celebrate it with a mass in the church at 6:30 p.m., followed by a Potluck Dinner in the Parish Hall. The Handbell Ensemble provides most of the music of the service, aided by congrega- tional voices. Please join us for this beautiful offering on a Holy Day and support with your presence our Ringers who do so much to enhance our Festival services.

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Saints & Feasts

June 1 ~ Justin, Martyr at Rome, c.165 June 3 ~ The Martyrs of Uganda, 1885-7 and 1977 June 4 ~ Petroc, Abbot of Padstow, 6th century June 5 ~ Boniface (Wynfrith) of Crediton, Bishop, Apostle of Germany, Martyr, 754 June 6 ~ Ini Kopuria, Founder of the Melanesian Brotherhood, 1945 June 8 ~ Thomas Ken, Bishop of Bath and Wells, Nonjuror, Hymn Writer, 1711 June 9 ~ Columba, Abbot of Iona, Missionary, 597 June 9 ~ Ephrem of Syria, Deacon, Hymn Writer, Teacher of the Faith, 373 June 11 ~ Barnabas the Apostle June 14 ~ Richard Baxter, Puritan Divine, 1691 June 15 ~ Evelyn Underhill, Spiritual Writer, 1941 June 16 ~ Richard, Bishop of Chichester, 1253 June 16 ~ Joseph Butler, Bishop of Durham, Philosopher, 1752 June 17 ~ Samuel and Henrietta Barnett, Social Reformers, 1913 and 1936 June 18 ~ Bernard Mizeki, Apostle of the MaShona, Martyr, 1896 June 19 ~ Sundar Singh of India, Sadhu (holy man), Evangelist, Teacher of the Faith, 1929 June 22 ~ Alban, first Martyr of Britain, c.250 June 23 ~ Etheldreda, Abbess of Ely, c.678 June 24 ~ The Birth of John the Baptist June 27 ~ Cyril, Bishop of Alexandria, Teacher of the Faith, 444 June 28 ~ Irenæus, Bishop of Lyon, Teacher of the Faith, c.200 June 29 ~ Peter and Paul, Apostles

July 1 ~ Henry, John, and Henry Venn the younger, Priests, Evangelical Divines, 1797, 1813, and 1873 July 3 ~ Thomas the Apostle July 6 ~ Thomas More, Scholar, and John Fisher, Bishop of Rochester, Reformation Martyrs, 1535 July 11 ~ Benedict of Nursia, Abbot of Monte Cassino, Father of Western Monasticism, c.550 July 14 ~ John Keble, Priest, Tractarian, Poet, 1866 July 15 ~ Swithun, Bishop of Winchester, c.862 July 15 ~ Bonaventure, Friar, Bishop, Teacher of the Faith, 1274 July 16 ~ Osmund, Bishop of Salisbury, 1099 July 18 ~ Elizabeth Ferard, first Deaconess of the Church of England, Founder of the Community of St. Andrew, 1883 July 19 ~ Gregory, Bishop of Nyssa, and his sister Macrina, Deaconess, Teachers of the Faith, c.394 and c.379 July 20 ~ Margaret of Antioch, Martyr, 4th century July 20 ~ Bartolomé de las Casas, Apostle to the Indies, 1566 July 22 ~ Mary Magdalene July 23 ~ Bridget of Sweden, Abbess of Vadstena, 1373 July 25 ~ James the Apostle July 26 ~ Anne and Joachim, Parents of the Blessed Virgin Mary July 27 ~ Brooke Fass Westcott, Bishop of Durham, Teacher of the Faith, 1901 July 29 ~ Mary, Martha, and Lazarus, Companions of our Lord July 30 ~ William Wilberforce, Social Reformer, Olaudah Equiano and Thomas Clarkson, Anti-Slavery Campaigners, 1833, 1797, and 1846 July 31 ~ Ignatius of Loyola, Founder of the Society of Jesus, 1556

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June & July 2011 Page 14 JUNE 2011

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

Sunday’s Monday’s Tuesday’s Wednesday’s Thursday’s Saturday’s Schedule Schedule Schedule Schedule Schedule Schedule 7:05am, Morning Prayer 6:30am, Holy Eucharist 10:00am, Dean’s Bible 7:35pm, Fr. Foster’s 9:00am, Mass with 7:30am, Holy Eucharist 7:00am, Men’s Bible Study Class (L) Weekly Healing Service 9:00am, Choral Eucharist Study (conf) following 6:00-8:00pm, EYC (EYC) 10:30am, Christian Education Holy Eucharist 6:00p, Rosary Ministry 10:30am, Women’s Bible 6:30pm, Women’s Bible Study Study 10:45am, Basic Christianity (L) 11:30am, Holy Eucharist 6:00pm, Evening Prayer

1 2 3 4 6:30p, VBS Planning 6:30p, Ascension 9:00a, 1st Annual mtg Mass & Potluck John Littlefield Supper Memorial 42 Dom- ino Tournament

5 6 7 8 9 10 11 10:30a, Organ Re- 7:00p, Daughters of 6:30p, Dinner with cital the King the Dean (PH) 10:30a, First Com- munion Class 11:30a, Summer Mission Team mtg. NEED Food Col- 12:30p, Graduation lection Luncheon

12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Pentecost 5:30p, School Com- 6:30p, PTC Mtg. 6:00p, Finance mtg. 9:00a, Baptisms mittee Mtg. (L) (L) (conf.) 9:00a, First Com- Women’s Fellow- munions ship Gathering 10:30a, Pentecost Reception 2:00p-6:00p, 12:30p, Parish Pic- Wedding nic (Church)

19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Father’s Day 7:00p, Vestry Mtg. Mission Car Wash (L)

Mexico Mission Trip

26 27 28 29 30 10:30a, Summer Sunday School Starts St. Benedict Com- munity

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3 4 5 6 7 8 9 NEED Food Collec- July 4th tion Tailgate & Fireworks Party (front lawn)

Houston Mis- sion Trip

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 7:00p, Daughters of 6:00p, Finance Mtg. DEACON the King (conf.) DEADLINE

Houston Mission Trip

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 9:00a, OSL Installa- tion

Vacation Bible School, 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

24 25 26 27 28 29 30 St. Benedict Com- munity

Clergy Sunday Morning Prayer ...... 7:05am The Right. Rev. Jack Leo Iker SSC, Bishop of Fort Worth Holy Eucharist ...... 7:30am The Right Rev. William C. Wantland, Assisting Bishop Choral Eucharist ...... 9:00am The Very Rev. Ryan S. Reed, SSC, Dean Christian Education ...... 10:30am The Rev. Canon Richard A. Cantrell, SSC Holy Eucharist ...... 11:30am The Rev. Canon Randall W.Foster, School Chaplain Evening Prayer ...... 6:00pm The Rev. Andrew S. Petta, Curate Evensong is offered on select Sunday evenings at 6:00pm The Rev. John Kalimi, African Fellowship The Rev. Kerwin K. Wade, Deacon All weekday services take place in St. Mary’s Chapel

Weekday Administration Barbara M. Burton, D.Mus. Music Director & Organist Morning Prayer Emeritus Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, & Candace Bawcombe Music Director & Organist Friday ...... 9:00am Peter Kane Cathedral & School Business Administrator Wednesday & Saturday ...... 8:40am Virginia Butchard Receptionist Barbara Wojnicki Facilities Manager Holy Eucharist Ken Monk Head of School Monday, Friday ...... 12:00pm Tuesday ...... 6:30am

Vestry Wednesday ...... 9:00am Thursday ...... 7:00pm Mrs. Keal Cleveland, Sr. Warden Scott Siek, Jr Warden Saturday (Healing Service) ...... 9:00am Chris Webb, Treasurer§ Don Bendure, Clerk§

Tom Crook Susan Frey Jake Hart Evening Prayer Mark Jeffers Joe Kalbfleisch Sam Kayem Daily (except Thursday)...... 5:00pm Rob Shattuck Liz Ward Don Young Thursday ...... 6:40pm Stephen Thompson § non-vestry appointed Confession Saturdays ...... 8:00a.m.-8:30a.m (or by appointment)

St. Vincent’s uses the 1979 Book of Common Prayer as its standard form of worship

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