Grapevine

February 2012

It’s hard to believe we’re already planning for Lent—Ash Wednesday is Feb. 22.

Be sure your church’s website is up to date with your Lenten services and events, and even your Holy Week and Easter schedule, posted on or linked directly from the homepage.

Downloadable Spanish and English versions of the 2012 Lenten Meditations from Episcopal Relief & Development are available at Episcopal Relief & Development’s Lenten Resources web page at www.er-d.org/Lent/. Readers can also sign up to receive them by email. Each email will include both the English and Spanish text for that day. This year’s meditations focus on how Christians can work to promote health and fight disease while preparing their own lives for healing during the Lenten season. The English and Spanish devotional booklets, as well as additional Lenten materials such as prayer cards and hope chests, will be shipped from the Episcopal Media Center. Orders should be placed by visiting EpiscopalMarketplace.org, calling 1-866.937-2772 or emailing sales@episcopalmarketplace.org. To ensure delivery by Ash Wednesday, Feb. 26, orders should be placed by Friday, Feb. 10.

The Episcopal Church’s Office of Economic and Environmental Affairs is offering a number of Lenten resources to help us become better stewards of creation, from Eco-Palms for Palm Sunday to the Ecumenical Carbon Fast to a study of Christian Simplicity. Click here for more.

Forward Movement is offering a new and unusual online Lenten study this year: Lent Madness combines learning about the lives of saints with a sports tournament format. Thirty-two saints are placed into a tournament-like single elimination bracket. Each pairing remains open for twenty-four hours and people vote for their favorite saint. Sixteen saints make it to the Round of the Saintly Sixteen; eight advance to the Round of the Elate Eight; four make it to the Final Four; two to the Championship; and the winner is awarded the coveted Golden Halo. If this sounds intriguing, amusing, or just too crazy to be real, you can find complete information (and take a look at the line-up of saints) at www.lentmadness.org.

Coming Events

Our Little Roses Benefit Luncheon - Feb. 4, 11:30- a.m., cruise ship Marina, Port of Miami
ECW Sunday Celebration - Feb. 5, 4 p.m., Duncan Center
Clergy Retreat - Feb. 6-9, Duncan Center
New Beginnings - Feb. 17-19, St. Benedict’s, Plantation
Absalom Jones Service - Feb. 18, 10 a.m., Holy Family, Miami Gardens
Diocesan Office closed for Presidents’ Day - Feb. 20
Ash Wednesday - Feb. 22
ATM Workshops - Feb. 23, Mar. 8, Apr. 19, May 16, 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m., Duncan Center
Ordination of Todd Hoover to the Priesthood - Feb. 25, 3:30 p.m., St. Mary Magdalene, Coral Springs
Ordination of Amanda Lippe to the Diaconate - Feb. 26, 3 p.m., St. Ambrose, Ft. Lauderdale
Diocesan Schools Festival - Mar. 2, 8:45 a.m.-3 p.m., St. Andrew’s School, Boca Raton
Pool Dedication, Pool Party and Barbecue - Mar. 18, 4-7 p.m., Duncan Center
Happening - Mar. 23-25, St. Joseph’s, Boynton Beach
Pre-Holy Week Preaching Workshop - Mar. 26-27, Duncan Center
Clergy Day & Chrism Eucharist - Apr. 3, Trinity Cathedral, Miami
Clergy & Clergy Spouses Cruise - Apr. 9-13
Labyrinth Retreat - Apr. 20-21, Duncan Center
Tools for Those Who Teach - Apr. 21, 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m., St. Paul’s, Delray Beach
Acolyte Festival - Apr. 28, Trinity Cathedral
ECW Annual Meeting - Apr. 27-28, Coral Springs Marriott & St. Mary Magdalene
Women’s Cursillo #107 - May 3-6, Duncan Center
Cursillo Sunday - May 6
Men’s Cursillo #89 - May 17-20, Duncan Center
Parochial Reports - All congregations should have received a Parochial Report packet with forms, worksheets, instructions and a PIN number and ID for filing the report online. All Parochial Report information and instructions can also be downloaded at http://www.episcopalchurch.org/page/parochial-report. The deadline is Feb. 28.
Key Personnel lists - The Key Personnel form can also be completed online, at https://www.amerisurf.com/diosef/key-personnel-form.html. The deadline is Feb. 15.
ER-D Survey — Episcopal Relief & Development is seeking our feedback on its strategic plan for 2013-2015. Click here to take the survey. The deadline is Feb. 5.
Clergy Retreat — Registration is available online for the annual Clergy Retreat, Feb. 6-9 at the Duncan Center. The retreat begins with dinner on Monday (registration from 4 p.m.) and ends after lunch on Thursday. The retreat leader will be Brother Derek, SSF. The cost is $50, and full attendance at the retreat is approved for nine Continuing Education Hours.
Absalom Jones Service — Bishop Eugene Sutton of the Diocese of Maryland will be the preacher at the annual Absalom Jones Service, Feb. 18, at 10 a.m., at Holy Family, Miami Gardens. The service will be followed by a luncheon and program honoring Black Women in American Culture and History, sponsored by the Theodore R. Gibson Chapter of the Union of Black Episcopalians. The requested donation is $30.
ATM Workshops - A second series of All Things Media (ATM) workshops will begin Feb. 23 at the Duncan Center, offering the same topics that were covered in the fall series. Dates and topics for the current series are: Feb. 23--introduction to both Constant Contact e-newsletters and webpage design; Mar. 8--webpage design, introduction to PayPal, review of Constant Contact; Apr. 19—creative bulletin design, PayPal, Power Church Plus; May 16—social media. All workshops will be at the Duncan Center, from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The new series is open to any congregation that wants to participate; to register or for more information contact Linda Schlepp-Gray at linda98@bellsouth.net.
Request from the McGregors — Bishop Todd and the Rev. Patsy McGregor have sent us the good news that final finishing touches are being made to the Bishop’s Gathering Place in Toliara, and the new facility will be dedicated on March 3. Now they need some financial assistance to purchase furnishings (desks, chairs, bookshelves, conference table etc.) for the bishop’s office in time for the dedication; the total cost will be approximately $5,000. If you’d like to help furnish Bishop Todd’s office, you can send a donation to: SAMS-USA, PO Box 399, Ambridge, PA 15003. Be sure to indicate that it’s for Bishop Todd McGregor’s office in Toliara.
Diocesan Schools Festival - On Mar. 2, Saint Andrew’s School, Boca Raton, will host the annual Diocesan Festival. Students in grades 5-8 from most of the 10 Episcopal schools in the diocese will be participating in a variety of enrichment activities designed to promote critical thinking skills and creativity; celebrate diversity; and showcase the talents of students in each school. It also provides an opportunity for students to interact with students from Episcopal schools. Students will begin gathering at 8:45 a.m., and the day’s first event will be the opening Eucharist with Bishop Leo Frade as Celebrant. The festival ends at 3 p.m.
Pre-Holy Week Preaching Workshop — The second in the diocesan series of Preaching Workshops for clergy and lay preachers will be Mar. 26-27 at the Duncan Center. Led by the Rev. Dr. William Brosend, Associate Professor of Homiletics, School of Theology, Sewanee, TN, and executive director of the Episcopal Preaching Foundation, these workshops will focus on the preaching task for Passions Sunday, Holy Week and Easter, using texts from Mark 14-16. Because the workshop series is funded through a Bishop’s Ministry Grant, the only cost to participants is the partial cost of lodging and meals at the Duncan Center: $85 for a single room; $45 double-occupancy and $25 for commuter. Registration will be available online.
Episcopal Church logos and shields - Episcopal Church logos and shields featuring the new type treatments in both English and Spanish are available at no cost for downloading here or http://archive.episcopalchurch.org/Imageshop_345_ENG_HTM.htm. The new graphic guidelines outlining important details for the use of the Episcopal Church shield and logos, including fonts, color palette, use of the shield, and important design information are available here or http://archive.episcopalchurch.org/documents/TEC-styleguide-v5.pdf. The Episcopal Church Welcomes You signs are available for purchase from Episcopal Marketplace www.episcopalmarketplace.org
New Episcopal Church website — The redesigned website of The Episcopal Church was launched Dec. 28. It includes expanded multimedia and social media offerings, and is designed to be more interactive, with new tools for sharing and responding to content. An enhanced search function allows for quicker and easier access to archival information. Be sure to check the information for your church in the listing for our diocese in the "Find a Church" section; if there are corrections needed, hit “contact” in the top right corner of the Episcopal Church home page and send your corrections, including the url of the page that needs correcting. Note that you can request to "become the web editor" of your church’s page in this listing—the best way to make sure your information there is always up to date!
Free job and event posting on ENS website - Congregations with open positions or upcoming events can now advertise at no cost on the newly re-designed Episcopal News Service website: http://episcopalnewsservice.com. The ENS website now includes Featured Jobs and Calls, a jobs area as well as a bulletin board where churches can post jobs and calls for free. A similar area and board, Featured Events, is also available.
Diocesan Facebook galleries - Photos from several recent diocesan events have been posted on our diocesan Facebook page. If you’re not on Facebook, you can access all of our diocesan Facebook galleries from the website: Go to www.diosef.org, click on "News and Events," then "Images and Multimedia" for the link.
Request from South Florida Haiti Project — The South Florida Haiti Project is looking for sources of funding for the ongoing ministries of the church and school in Bondeau, and needs a volunteer who has knowledge of foundations that award grants. SFHP has started a list of such organizations, but needs someone who can give direction on which would be the best possibilities and help guide the grant-application strategy. If you have such skills and experience and would be willing to give some time for the "reward of working with an active, important ministry and mission in Haiti," contact David Gury, dgury@att.net.
GreenFaith tuition subsidies - For the past year, the Episcopal Church has been in partnership with GreenFaith, a leading national religious environmental group, to assist churches of all sizes in their efforts to "go green" through a certification program. The GreenFaith Certification Program is a two-year, holistic process engaging an entire congregation through education, worship, environmental justice advocacy, building and grounds, and developing relationships with the larger interfaith community. The Economic/Environmental Affairs Office and GreenFaith are underwriting 50% of the tuition for churches, enabling them to enroll for a discounted cost of $250 – $750. Click here for additional information.
Liturgies for Blessings - The Episcopal Church Standing Commission on Liturgy and Music (SCLM) has updated and posted new educational materials and resources online, offering easy access and free downloading for a myriad of references, resolutions, etc., on Resolution C056, "Liturgies for Blessings." The materials are available in English and Spanish at http://generalconvention.org/ccab/files/2
Lilly Summer Discernment Institute - The Lilly Summer Discernment Institute is now accepting applications from undergraduate students at colleges and universities across the nation interested in exploring careers in ministry and/or service for the summer. The program, which has space for 12 students, will run from June 4–July 28, 2012. All applications are due by March 1, 2012, and must be submitted online. Students interested in exploring vocations in ordained ministry or service with non-profit organizations are encouraged to find full-time placements with substantive exposure to the type of work that interests them. The program provides a $2,400 stipend for their work and some travel support.
Episcopal Church Foundation Fellowships - For nearly 50 years ECF has identified and helped to raise up dynamic and transformational lay and ordained church leaders who are engaged in academic study and transformational ministries that address important areas of need in the Episcopal Church. ECF typically awards three Fellowships per year. New awards will range up to $15,000 and may be renewable for an additional two years; the application deadline is Mar. 15, and new Fellows will be announced in May. To learn more about the ECF Fellowship Partners Program, go to www.episcopalfoundation.org or email Anne Ditzler, aditzler@episcopalfoundation.org or Miguel Escobar, mescobar@episcopalfoundation.org.

Parishes in Transition

Christ Church, Miami — Rector retired, effective 10/1; transition process beginning.
St. Mary’s, Deerfield Beach — Priest-in-charge resigned effective 1/1/12 to accept a call to the Diocese of Olympia; transition process beginning.
Historic St. Agnes, Miami — Beginning transition year; rector-elect began serving with rector 1/1/12.

Clergy Changes

Collins, The Rev. David - Now serving as director of the Spiritual Care Department at Memorial Regional Hospital in Hollywood.
Rolle,The Rev. Denrick - Began serving with rector as rector-elect at Historic St. Agnes, Miami, 1/1/12.
Wynen,The Rev. Nancy - Resigned as priest-in-charge of St. Mary’s, Deerfield Beach, to accept a call to be vicar of Grace church, Lopez Island, WA.
No clergy changes

F.Y.I. - Information from our Parishes and Around the Church

St. Thomas School, Coral Gables, has announced its school tour dates for January-March. Click here for complete information.
The fourth annual Doug Drouin Memorial Chili Cook-Off to benefit I Want to Learn English (IWLE) will be held Feb. 4, from 6:30-9 p.m., in the parish hall at Chapel of St. Andrew, Boca Raton. Tickets are $10 per person or $20 per family. Click here for complete information.
On Saturday, Feb. 4, at 7 p.m., St. Andrew’s, Lake Worth, will offer a free lecture by Dr. Andrea Mantell Seidel, Professor of Dance and Associate Professor of Religious Studies at Florida International University, on "Maya Spirituality, Dance and Ritual." The evening begins with community Evening Prayer at 6 p.m., followed by a potluck supper, then the lecture.
An eight-week course in Memoir Writing , taught by Justine Kuntz, will begin Feb. 7 at St. Gregory's, Boca Raton. It is open to the public and is designed for both inexperienced and experienced writers. Registration fee includes a textbook and supplementary materials on genealogy and writing techniques. Ms. Kuntz has been teaching Memoir Writing for a number of years, and has studied with authorities in the field. Prospective participants are welcome to audit the first class free. The class will meet in the conference room at St. Gregory's. For further information: jrkuntz@comcast.net or call 561-994-0495.
The North Dade Deanery is hosting a Valentine’s Day Social for all ages on Friday, Feb. 10, from 6-11 p.m. at Holy Family, Miami Gardens. There will be food, music and dancing, an opportunity to make hand-made Valentine's Day crafts and a special Valentine's raffle. For more information contact Kathy Walker, kathywalker001@gmail.com.
Meet the bishop of Navajoland, The Right Reverend David Bailey, Saturday, Feb. 18, at 2 p.m. at St. Mary Magdalene, Coral Springs.The Episcopal Diocese of Navajoland is the diocese of the Navajo Nation, the largest indigenous nation in the United States. Bp. Bailey will share a film about the mission and ministry on "The Rez" and talk about religious life that combines traditional Navajo practices as well as the Book of Common Prayer. In addition, mission team members will be on hand to share some of their own experiences of eleven years of partnership. Come and see, come and hear about short-term mission in desertlands of New Mexico and Arizona.
On Feb. 18, at 7 p.m., St. Mary Magdalene, Coral Springs, will present a concert by Charles Milling, music director at St. Joseph’s, Boynton Beach, and Matt Holt, youth minister at Trinity Episcopal Church, New Orleans. A suggested donation of $10 is requested. For tickets contact Erin Proko at deproko@yahoo.com.
A staged reading of Murder in the Cathedral by T. S. Eliot will be performed at All Saints, Fort Lauderdale, on Feb. 24, at 7:30 p.m., and at St. Paul’s, Delray Beach, on Feb. 26, 3 p.m. Tickets are $20, and are available for the All Saints performance online at www.allsaintsfl.org or 954-561-6382, and for the St. Paul’s performance by email drkeith@stpaulsdelray.org or calling 561-278-6003.
St. Luke’s, Port Salerno, will offer an organ recital by Dr. Curt Sather on Feb. 25 at 4 p.m., with reception to follow. A free-will donation is requested. You can hear a sample of Sather’s performance here.
The next concert in the Music at St. Paul’s series at St. Paul’s, Delray Beach, will be Feb. 5 at 3 p.m., and will feature violist Gareth Johnson and pianist Tao Lin.
Danny Cahill, TV’s Biggest Loser Season 8 winner, will speak at St. Benedict’s, Plantation, on Sunday Feb. 26. He will share how his Christian faith was a critical role in his endurance at the farm, the experience of being trained by Jan Michaels and quotes from his journal, and will offer tips on achieving goals.
St. Luke the Physician, Miami, has about 40 copies of El Himnario to give away. If you can use them , contact Dean Cori Olson at cori.olson@gmail.com.
St. Kevin’s, Opa-locka, is in need of hassock-style kneelers for the church. If you know of any that are no longer in use and could be donated, contact Dwayne McKeller, dwaynemckeller@yahoo.com, or 786-4932.
Todos los Santos, Miami, needs to purchase a new organ (pictured here). They are raising funds by selling each of the 215 organ keys at $150 each. Donations can be made as memorials or thanksgivings, or in honor of someone; all these will be recognized on a plaque in the church. Checks should be made payable to Todos los Santos Episcopal Church, with "organ" in the memo line, and mailed to: Todos los Santos Episcopal Church, 1023 SW 27 Ave., Miami, FL 33135.
The Ayres Center for Spiritual Development at St. Mary's Sewanee has announced its schedule of retreats through early March 2012. For more information about St. Mary’s Sewanee and the retreats visit: http://www.stmaryssewanee.org
All Saints, Ft. Lauderdale, needs a part-time financial assistant, an efficient and experienced staff member who can assist the Financial Administrator with daily bookkeeping and accounting. Basic computer skills, proficiency in Microsoft Office, and the ability to work with the in house data base and accounting systems are required. Applicant must be able to manage time well and be extremely organized, detail oriented and accurate. Excellent benefits, great work environment, and free parking! Send salary requirements and resume to jobs@allsaintsfl.org.
St. Gregory's, Boca Raton, continues its series of concerts by the acclaimed Miami choral group Seraphic Fire and the Firebird Chamber Orchestra. This will be the choir’s tenth anniversary season. The schedule is:
- February 12, 2012, 4 p.m.: "Bach: B Minor Mass," Seraphic Fire and Firebird, tickets--$50;
- March 15, 2012, 7:30 p.m.: "The Tudors," Seraphic Fire., tickets--$35
- April 19, 2012, 7:30 p.m.: "Dances of the Americas,", Firebird Chamber Orchestra, tickets--$35;
- May 10, 2012, 7:30 p.m:. "Latin American Baroque", Seraphic Fire, tickets--$35
For more information, call (305) 285-9060 or go to SeraphicFire.org and click subscribe, or call St. Gregory's at 561-395-8285
All Saints, Ft. Lauderdale, is offering the 2011-2012 RiverSounds Concert Series. A complete listing of concerts is available at www.riversoundsfl.org
St. Margaret's Anglican Church in Kingston, Jamaica, needs two sets of chalice veil and burse, one in red and one in white. If your congregation has a set in either color to donate, please contact Sherry-Kay Mollison, a parishioner at St. Thomas, Coral Gables; her email is skaymmm@gmail.com.

Prayers

Prayers are requested for

Our country; for wisdom and guidance for our leaders and the leaders of all nations; for our armed forces, especially those now in places of danger; for our enemies; for the victims of terrorism; for peace, justice and reconciliation in all places where there is conflict;

For all affected by extreme weather and other natural disasters;

For peace and freedom in the countries of North Africa and the Middle East;

For the people of Japan as they continue recovery from the earthquake, tsunami and nuclear disaster;

For everyone affected by the 2010 earthquake and the ongoing cholera epidemic in Haiti;

For all who are facing economic hardship in the current financial crisis;

For peace in the new nation of South Sudan;

For the victims of famine in Somalia;

For the safety of all mission teams from our diocese;

For our companion dioceses-Nassau and the Bahamas, Dominican Republic, Antananarivo and Haiti;

For those in need of healing:

Ken Hobbs, father of Archdeacon Bryan Hobbs,in hospice care;
Sandra Cammock, sister ofCharlene Wheat,parish administrator at Holy Family, Miami Gardens, hospitalized with life-threatening illness;
Sally James,Trinity Cathedral administrator,continued healing;
Fr. David Hopkins, recovering from cancer surgery, will have radiation treatment; pray for continued and complete healing;
John Womack, brother of diocesan Director of Communications Mary Cox, recovering from heart attack;
Canon Winston Wright, continued healing;
Fr. Hallock Martin, recovering from successful surgery for colon cancer; pray for continued and complete healing;
Deacon Todd Hoover, continued healing from eyelid surgery;
Jean Cole, mother of Canon "Chip" Stokes, healing;
Waynoka Davis, mother of Fr. Lee Davis, recovering from surgery to relieve fluid build-up in the brain;
Former Executive Board member John Oeler, healing;
Bill Evans, diocesan "techie," shoulder injury, continuing physical therapy;
Fr. Tom Ryan, serious foot problems;
Diana Frade, recovering from successful thyroid surgery;
Marion Crawford, mother of Fr. Hayden Crawford, fractured wrist and broken hip;
Elaine Duncan, widow of Bishop James Duncan, broken hip;
Richard Stokes, son of Canon Chip Stokes and Susan, continued healing;
David Thompson, organist at St. Philip’s, Pompano Beach, healing;
Erika Frade, daughter of Bishop Leo Frade, continued healing;
Carolyn Ragsdale, mother of seminarian Liza Ragsdale, Fr. Bob Trache’s wife, continued healing;
Pastor Willie Allen-Faiella, continued healing;
Fr. Steve Fregeau,continued healing;
Andy Garcia, father of diocesan controller Angie Iturrioz, continued healing;
John Silla, son of Canon SuzeAnne Silla, continued healing;
Fr. Bob Trache, continued healing;
Sarah Lidinsky, youth director at Holy Trinity, West Palm Beach, continued healing from mitral valve repair;
Maggie Boxeydaughter of Fr. Hallock Martin, healing;
Jim Ellis, longtime volunteer for Our Little Roses, continued healing;
Krisan Lamberti, diocesan chair of Christian Formation and Education, healing;
Fr. Bill Hamilton, continued healing;
Dr. David White, lay leader at Christ Church, Coconut Grove, healing and comfort;
Jerry Deshaies, father of Fr. Bob Deshaies, pneumonia and congestive heart failure;
Cathy and Courtney Meinshausen, niece and great-niece of diocesan Administrative Assistant for Youth Ministry Mary Cobiella, guidance and healing;
Diocesan Chief Operating Officer Cris Valdes, continued healing;
Anamaria Walker, senior warden at St. Luke the Physician, Miami, healing;
Brandly Cole, former senior warden at St. John’s, Hollywood, healing;
Arlene Bruttell, mother of Archdeacon Tom Bruttell, continued healing;
William Martin, nephew of Fr. Mike McManus, continued healing;
Canon Carlos Sandoval, continued healing of eye;
Fr. Tom Pittenger, healing;
Hans Mueller, longtime lay leader and former treasurer at Trinity Cathedral, healing;
Bishop Emilio Hernandez, healing;
Paula McLean, lay leader from Bethesda-by-the-Sea, healing;
Katie Hooper, mother of Fr. Larry Hooper, healing;
Deacon Valerie Vernon, healing;
Brian McPhee, son of Deacon Ken Sims and Gwen, healing;
Fr. Walter Neds, COPD and Parkinson's;
Deacon George Kinard, continued healing from back surgery;
Fr. Miguel Restrepo, healing;
Susie Schofield Street, daughter of Bishop Calvin O. Schofield and Elaine, multiple sclerosis;
Damian Rundberg, grandson of Lynn Rundberg, Children's Ministry Coordinator at Bethesda by the Sea, Palm Beach, rare, life-threatening genetic disorder;
Sylvia Klein, wife of Fr. Harvey Klein, continued healing;
Fr. Chauncey Shaw, healing;
Leanne Barnhart, sister of Julie Todd and sister-in-law of Fr. Chris Todd, continued healing;
Rod Patterson, brother-in-law of Diana Frade, healing;
Chantal Deshaies, daughter of Fr. Bob Deshaies, healing;
Henry Foy, uncle of seminarian Liza Ragsdale, wife of Fr. Bob Trache, continued healing;
Tom Andrew, father of the Rev. Debra Andrew Maconaughey, Parkinson's;
Nancy Morkill, retired secretary to retired Bishop Calvin O. Schofield, healing;
Cynthia Cruz Ward, daughter of Deacon Ruby Cruz, healing;
Ava Elsner, great-granddaughter of the late Fr. Harold Elsner, healing;
Lisa Picot, sister of the Rev. Susan Bruttell, healing;
Bill Fox, cousin of the Rev. Susan Bruttell, healing;
Donald Hamilton, son of Fr. Bill Hamilton, and his family, healing and strength;
Pat Fregeau, wife of Fr. Steve Fregeau, Parkinson's disease;
Fr. Robert Carlson, healing;
Steven Addison, son of Fr. Orlando Addison and Julia, guidance and protection;
Ron Griffith, son of Fr. Bernard Griffith, healing;
Bishop David Richards, continued healing;
Deacon Gerre Glendenning, healing;
Alice Elsner, widow of Fr. Harold Elsner, continued healing;
Charlotte Hamilton, wife of Fr. Bill Hamilton, healing;
Deborah Deshaies, wife of Fr. Bob Deshaies, healing;
for the repose of the souls of those who have died, and for comfort for their families, especially Glenda Sanchez of Latin Portuguese Ministry, whose father,Gerardo Reoyo,died 2/14;Bishop Lloyd Allen of Honduras, whose sister, Natalie, died 2/5; Linda Schlepp-Gray, assistant to the Archdeacon for Congregational Development,whose mother, Olive Schlepp, died 1/24; Fr. Hallock Martin, whose mother, Peggy Martin, died 1/22; the Rev. Jo-Ann Murphy, whose husband, Russ Murphy, died 1/18; and the Rev. Debbie Self, whose father, Bill Davis, died 1/8, and whose mother, Donna Davis, died 11/24.

Clergy Prayer List - February 2012

Click here for a printable version

1	Janet V. Clarke Frisby Hendricks	Birthday Priesthood

4	Cheryl Faulstich Valerie V. Vernon Christina Encinosa Donna Dambrot	Birthday Birthday Birthday Priesthood

5	Richard Hamlin Moilan Joseph	Birthday Birthday

6	Birk & Molly Stathers Susan Bruttell	Marriage Birthday

7	Burnet & Carline Moise Robert & Bernice Perrino Mark Sims & Gail Haldeman	Marriage Marriage Marriage

8	Holly Ostlund Marcia Beam	Diaconate Birthday

9	Calvin O. Schofield Leonel Ortez	Diocesan Investiture Diaconate

10	Rafael & Anaysa Garcia Beverly M. Shives William S. Brace Donna Moyer Mario Milian	Marriage Diaconate Priesthood Birthday Priesthood

13	MaeBelle Tucker	Birthday

14	Kenneth & Betty Major J. Lewis Sligh Ralph Banks	Marriage Diaconate Priesthood

15	Earl Henry	Priesthood

16	Donald W. Krickbaum Todd McGregor Marcia Beam	Priesthood Birthday Diaconate

17	Pamela Bazin	Birthday

18	Henry N.F. Minich Harry Douglas Stephen H. Gushee William H. Stokes Lois Murray	Birthday Birthday Priesthood Birthday Priesthood

20	Denise W. Hudspeth Rafael Garcia	Birthday Priesthood

21	Cynthia Gill Orlando Addison	Birthday Priesthood

22	Janice Minshew	Birthday

24	Norbert & Beryl Cooper Robert Carlson	Marriage Birthday

25	John Said Karen Cook Angela Cortinas	Consecration Birthday Birthday

26	Beryl Cooper	Birthday

27	Fred W. Sands Janis R. Tobin James L. Sharp	Birthday Birthday Birthday

28	Frances Sands	Birthday

Anglican Cycle of Prayer

February 5 - Epiphany V

The Anglican Church of Canada
   St. Stephen’s, Eight-Mile-Rock, Grand Bahama;
   Christ Church, Coconut Grove
   St. Christopher’s, Ft. Lauderdale
   St. Philip’s, Pompano Beach

February 12 - Epiphany VI

The Church of the Province of Central Africa
Commission on Liturgy and Music
Cursillo Secretariat

February 19 - Last Epiphany

Iglesia Anglicana de la Region Central de America
Holy Trinity, Nassau
Resurrection, Biscayne Park

February 26 - Lent I

Province de L'Eglise Anglicane Du Congo
   St. Mary, Nassau, Bahamas
   Grace, West Palm Beach
   St. Margaret’s & San Francisco de Asis, Miami Lakes

March 4 - Lent II

The Church of England
St. James, Nassau, Bahamas
St. Luke the Physician, Miami