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November 2019 Topeka, Kansas Vol Grace Episcopal Cathedral November 2019 Topeka, Kansas Vol. 94, No. 11 From the Curate Dear Siblings in Christ, In mid-October, Steve Atha, Jane Myers, Steve Page, and I attended the 160th meeting of the Annual Convention for the diocese as your lay delegates and clergy representative. This was an exciting convention because it was our first with Bishop Cathleen Bascom. The theme for this convention was “Who is my neighbor?” based on Luke 10:29. Our theme helped guide us in discussions around Presiding Bishop Curry’s Psalm 69:30 “Way of Love” and The Kansas Minster Project. There will be more information on this project soon. At this convention we elected two new members to the Council of Trustees, as well as four deputies and four alternates to the 2021 General Convention in both clergy and lay orders. We also adopted a mission plan (budget) for 2020. Once the minutes from convention are available, we will make them available to you. Grace Cathedral was well represented in many ways at convention. Marilyn Trubey was elected to serve on the Council of Trustees — the governing body of the diocese between conventions. Marilyn Thanksgiving Day Service will serve on the council for three years. Sarah Shipman has been November 28, 2019 — 10 a.m. elected to serve as a lay deputy to Join us for our traditional Thanksgiving Day worship. The celebration General Convention, and I have been of Holy Communion begins at 10 a.m. and will last about one hour. Continued on page 2 From the Curate November 3 is the day when elected as second alternate for the November 3 our 2020 pledges are collected clergy. This means that if any of the and placed on the altar to ask clergy deputies/alternates above me God’s blessing for our gifts is unable to attend, then I will be and our work in the coming moved up to first alternate. The year. Please take some time to diocese requires that the first consider your pledge and alternate attends Convention, to be whether you can increase your able to step in for other deputies who giving to the church. may need a break. The 79th General Budget planning for 2020 has already begun and it is vital that the Finance Convention will conduct business Committee knows how much income the church will have to work with in the over the course of 10 days. Many coming year. We ask that you place your completed pledge card in the deputies also serve on a committee, collection boxes in the Cathedral, or mail to the office before November 3. which means that they will have 14 Thank you! hour days. Thank you to Marilyn and Sarah for serving the Church on a diocesan and national level. I also want to recognize our very own Reader’s Theater group for SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3 at 4 P.M. putting together a wonderful skit for the convention banquet CHORAL EVENSONG entertainment. The skit they put for All Saints’ Sunday together and performed not only served as entertainment, but it also Sung by the Cathedral Choir helped to further the mission of The Kansas Minster Project about the with soloist Sarah Tennehill Anderson. need to share and receive resources Evening Canticles by Bob Chilcott, from one another. Thank you Responses by Harrison Oxley, Reader’s Theater for sharing your Anthems by John Rutter and Healey Willan. ministry with our diocese. Reception to follow. Lastly, I want to recognize Cathedral members Melodie The names of Cathedral members who have died since last Woerman for the work she does for All Saints Day will be read aloud during this service. convention, and Jeanne Atha for People in attendance will also have the opportunity to being the recipient of the Bishop’s lift up in prayer the names of their loved ones. Chair. If I had the room, I would brag on the entire diocesan staff! Melodie works incredibly hard to put together all communication matters for convention, and takes care of the technology needs. As many of you Music & Arts know, Jeanne is the Executive GREAT SPACES Series Assistant to the Bishop and has gone above and beyond to assist Bishop Dr. Boaz Sharon, concert pianist Cathleen during her transition and her first year with us. Thank you to Sunday, November 10, 3 p.m. Melodie and congratulations to Jeanne. Leonard Bernstein, “The Masque” (From Age of If you have any questions about Anxiety) convention, then please do not Morton Gould, “Boogie Woogie Etude” hesitate to reach out. George Gershwin, “American in Paris” Reception to follow — In God’s Love, Tickets: $10/General; $5/Students; 12 & younger/free The Reverend Ashley Mather available at www.greatspaces.org Dean Search update The search for our next dean has seen some exciting progress. The Search Team is pleased to report that onsite interviews with the four finalists will be completed by the end of October. After receiving input from the staff, the team will meet to evaluate each candidate and make a discernment, with the Holy Spirit’s help, the first week of November. The final choice will be sent to the vestry and the bishop for approval, and Bishop Bascom will make the actual call to the finalist. Assuming the candidate accepts the call, a Letter of Agreement will be negotiated. Once that is executed, a public announcement will be made. Please, continue to hold the Search Team in your prayers during this time. Adult Forum in November Spiritual Expressions - The search for new spiritual expressions is a part of our American story. That search has led to some periods of religious revivals such as the “Great Awakening.” For others, Mormonism, Adventism, Jehovah Witnesses, and even “New Age” movements. Join us each Sunday in November for a short review of these movements and the impact they have had on our culture and our own expression of faith. This four-part series, taught by Steve Roth, will take place in All Saints Hall beginning November 3, 9:30 a.m. Special Music, November 10 Mark your calendars: On Sunday, November 10 during the 10:30 a.m. service, we will welcome the Stella Durrance Honor’s Brass Quintet from Washburn University. This fine group of musicians is recognized as the “best of the best” at Washburn. They will provide special music during the service along with prelude music. Menninger Bible Study at Grace Join us for the Menninger Bible Study, held each Monday at 6:30 p.m. in the Robyn Room (corner of All Saints Hall). In November, the study will be focusing on the following Biblical characters: November 4 – Uzziah; November 11 – Hezekiah; November 18 – Josiah; November 25 – Review of II Kings and II Chronicles For more information, contact Michael Deibler, [email protected]. Senior Saints of Grace, November 13 The Senior Saints of Grace will hold their monthly covered dish luncheon on Wednesday, November 13, 11:30 a.m. in All Saints Hall. Following lunch, retired Kansas Supreme Court Justice Ed Larson will speak on the topic of selecting judges. All are welcome to attend. Just bring a dish to share and we’ll see you there! Movie Night at Grace, November 13 This month’s film will be The Mighty Macs, starring Ellen Burstyn. In the early 70s, Cathy Rush becomes the head basketball coach at a tiny, all-girls Catholic college. “Though her team has no gym and no uniforms — and the school itself is in danger of being sold — Coach Rush looks to steer her girls to their first national championship.” (imdb.com) The Mighty Macs will be shown in All Saints Hall Wednesday, November 13, 6-8 p.m. Refreshments will be provided. For more information, contact Mike Deibler at [email protected]. Vestry nominations being accepted Four new vestry members need to be nominated for approval at next January’s annual meeting — three to serve 3-year terms, and one to serve a two-year term. (Keith McKibben was elected last year to serve only an extra year as Senior Warden). In addition to Keith (224-0959), the other vestry members who are completing their terms of service are Phil Dittmer (608-9591), Sharon Highberger (633-7764) and Jackie Sommers (383-5035). Vestry members must be 18 or older, must be in regular worship attendance, must already be active in a Cathedral ministry, and must have made and maintained a financial pledge to the church in the previous year. If you would like to nominate yourself or someone else for the vestry, first ask that person if it is okay to nominate them. If they’re agreeable, submit the person’s name to one of the above vestry members (the Nominating Committee). The deadline to submit nominations is Dec. 6. Sandwich Ministry volunteers needed The Saturday morning Sandwich Ministry needs some more volunteers to work on the second Saturday mornings of the month. This ministry serves sack lunches consisting of peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, chips and cookies to hundreds of people every month. Lunches are distributed each Saturday (holidays included), 8:30 - 11:30 a.m. If you can help with this much-needed ministry, please contact the Cathedral office, 235-3457. Last month, some of the youth and I went on retreat to St. Paul’s in Manhattan. Our theme for the retreat was “Go” from Presiding Bishop Curry’s invitation to practice the Way of Love. We teamed up with K-State Canterbury to help them with their work day, we went to see and worship God in creation at the Konza Prairie, and we worked on our relationships as a team.
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