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The Episcopal Church of
May 2015
the Good Shepherd
Newsletter of the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd
400 Seabrook Rd.
Tequesta, FL 33469
561-746-4674
www.goodsheponline.org
Pennies For Heaven
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Good Shepherd School
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The Rev. Canon Robert S. Taylor
Rector
The Rev. Canon G. Kerry Robb
Assisting Priest
The Rev. Mimi Howard
Deacon
The Rev. George Kinard
Deacon
Merike Seely
Parish Administrator
James J. Hoye
Head of School
Timm C. Johnson-Reynolds
Organist and Music Director
Julie Bird Winchester
Youth Director
Sandra O’Malley
Sunday School Director
Jo Wood
Director of Newcomer
Ministries
Events and Facilities Manager
Paula Fullager
Parish Secretary
Marcia Aydlette
Nursery Director
Michelle Murasko
Bookkeeper
Bill Jowett
Sexton
Tidings has
Gone Green!
We print on
recycled paper.
Tequesta, FL
Dear Friends,
John Hanlon, who wrote thousands of human interest columns, articles and Sunday features for the Providence Journal
over a career spanning several decades, created a book which was
composed of his favorite pieces from the many he had written.
He entitled it, Is that all you write…one story a day?
Those who have done much creative writing will smile
knowingly at that title. Having to come up with something clever each day, Hanlon must have been on constant watch for ideas. No one around him, no item of
interest, must have been safe from his watchful eye. Any humorous or touching
occurrence could wind up in the pages of the Journal for all the world to read.
Thinking of this, I realize that it is no wonder that my friends tend to become cautious around me at parties. Their behavior could very easily become a source of
material for my next sermon or Tidings article. In fact, some members here are
likely breathing a sigh of relief as my retirement nears. They might reason that, as
my time here is short, they will have avoided being the subject of my commentary.
However, I may be planning to write a book in retirement, and I have been taking
notes for these many years!
Actually, the creative process has been one of my great joys during our
years together here. With God’s guidance, we have created programs, plans,
vision, goals, atmosphere and so much more. I have had the chance to create spoken and written presentations. Many of us have enjoyed taking to the stage on numerous occasions. I know how much I will miss such opportunities. Thus, to
overcome my sense of loss, I will likely turn to endeavors such as writing or painting to continue to reap the joys of creative and purposeful living.
How, exactly, I will go about that process is not totally clear at this point.
If I were to write, what would I write? It has been said that one should begin with
writing about what one knows. I do know quite a bit about parish ministry and
this parish. But, where would I begin and what would be my focus? Would
writer’s block cause me to give up the whole idea?
Ernest Hemingway wrote about the problem of writer’s block in A Moveable Feast: “Sometimes when I was starting a new story and I could not get it going, I would sit in front of the fire and squeeze the peel of the little oranges into the
edge of the flame and watch the sputter of blue that they made. I would stand and
look over the roofs of Paris and think, ‘Do not worry. You have always written
before and you will write now. All you have to do is write one true sentence.
Write the truest statement that you know.’”
Look for a book that begins, “There is a beautiful Episcopal Church in a
seaside community of south Florida which is made up of the most extraordinary
and loving people.”
Love,
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CALL FOR
GRADUATE NEWS!
Do you have a family member
graduating from high school
or college next month? We would love to
know about it for the June issue of Tidings.
Please give us the name of the graduate, their
relationship to you, from what school they
are graduating, and the graduate’s future
plan of study/career no later than May 15.
Thanks, and congratulations!
Forward graduate news to Merike in the
church office at [email protected]
or mail to 400 Seabrook Road, Tequesta, FL
33469.
MISSION IN
MADAGASCAR
On Sunday, May 10,
Mother’s Day, The Rev.
Patsy McGregor will be
our guest preacher.
Following the 8:00 a.m.
and 10:00 a.m. services, she will be available to
talk to parishioners who wish to learn more
about the McGregor’s mission. Don’t miss this
opportunity to learn about this important ministry.
ARE YOU ABLE TO
READ FLUENTLY IN
A LANGUAGE
OTHER THAN
ENGLISH?
We are looking for people who
can read part of a Bible
passage in any other language
for Pentecost, Sunday, May 24.
You would be reading in unison with other
foreign language readers for a powerful lesson.
Please call Jo Wood at 746-4674 or email
[email protected] for information.
Don’t forget to wear red on Pentecost which
represents the flames of the Holy Spirit.
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Green Spirits activities are springing up everywhere! Be sure to
join us for any or all of these great opportunities to fulfill the
mission of the Good Shepherd Green Spirits.
Saturday, May 30—Birding at Wakodahatchee Wetlands.
Meet at 7:00 am in the church parking lot if you want to carpool or caravan, or meet the group there at 8:00 a.m. Following
our field trip, we will head over to Flakowitz’s Deli for brunch!
Bring your camera. This is a very fun trip. Don’t miss it!
Saturday, June 13—Bike, Hike or Paddle at Riverbend Park.
Let’s enjoy this amazing park in the morning and then have
lunch on Picnic Island. Watch your bulletin and sign up in the
Narthex for detailed information.
Sunday, July 19—”Recycling for Zero Waste” : Recycling Presentation in the Parish Hall after the 10:00 service. Patti Hamilton of Southern Waste Systems/Sun Recycling will tell us how
construction and demolition waste is turned into useful products, saving precious space in our landfills.
Sunday, August 9—Green Spirits Summer Sunday Café. Join
us for breakfast in the Parish Hall between services.
Ongoing First Saturdays of Each Month—Beach Clean Up.
Meet at Ocean Cay Park on Marcinski Road at 8:00 a.m.
Would you like to receive reminders and information about
these and other upcoming events? Email Terri McFarland and
she will add your email to the list. ( [email protected] )
Our Mission
We the Green Spirits of
Good Shepherd, are called to be faithful stewards of
God’s gift of CREATION, to proclaim its beauty and
goodness by word and deed, here at Church of the
Good Shepherd and in our daily lives at home, at work
and in the community.
See it all in brilliant color on our website
www.goodsheponline.org
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SUMMER SUNDAY CAFÉ
IS ALMOST HERE!
Join us on Sunday, June 7
at 9:00am in the Parish Hall.
Beginning on June 7, we will once again begin our wildly
popular breakfast between the 8:00 and 10:00 services,
each Sunday of the summer. These Cafés will be hosted
by various ministry groups here at Good Shepherd. Be
sure to plan to stay late if you come at 8:00, or come
early if you attend the 10:00 service. We look forward
to seeing you there!
June 7
June 14
June 21
June 28
July 5
July 12
July 19
July 26
Aug 2
Aug 9
Aug 16
Aug 23
Aug 30
Pennies For Heaven
Sunday School
Healing Team/Pastoral Care/Prayer Shawl
LEMs
Altar Guild
Special Events
Daughters of the King
EFM
Vestry
Green Spirits
Choir & Good Guys
Newcomers & Greeters
Cursillo & Coffeehouse
CONSIDER ITEMS TO
DONATE TO OUR
MAY 9TH
RUMMAGE SALE
We invite all congregants to join us in the preparation of the Annual Rummage Sale.
Beginning May 4th through the 8th, we meet in
the Parish Hall to prepare all donated items for sale on
Saturday May 9th. The set up hours are 10am. - 2
pm. Every hour you can help will be greatly appreciated.
Remember, that if you need a truck pick up for
larger items, call Octavia at 747-8020. The truck is
available on May 4 and 5th.
Thank you,
Octavia
Save the Date
Saturday, June 27, 2015
5:00 p.m.
Bob Taylor is retiring!
Join the whole gang as we say…
EfM (Education for Ministry)
Graduation set for May 24
High School and College students aren’t the only
ones graduating this month! Join us on Sunday, May
24, at the 10:00 a.m. service as we congratulate
those who have completed this challenging and enriching program.
EfM , based upon the core curriculum of one of our
Episcopal seminaries, provides a comprehensive, experiential education in the foundations and message
of our Christian faith. It is for lay people who want to
continue their spiritual formation; it teaches them
how to think theologically and deepens their faith
and understanding of their Christian heritage. This
multi-year course requires pre-registration through
the office.
There will be fellowship, fun, food,
music and, as always,
a few surprises!
Save the Date!
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VBS Volunteer Recruitment Party
Wednesday, May 6 at 5:30 p.m.
Support VBS and Have Fun!
●Refreshments and Program Information
●Adult and Youth Volunteers are needed
●Youth Community Service Hours will be awarded
Oh, and can we borrow your artificial Christmas tree?
RSVP to Sandi O’Malley or just come over to the party
in the Narthex!!
561-529-1822
Pennies for Heaven Thrift Shop
Volunteer Spotlight
If you like to help others and help the
church too, be a volunteer; we need a few. Come
to Pennies Thrift today and meet one happy crew.
Ann Lund is the historian, relating the
humble beginnings of Good Shepherd from
a church held in the structure that now houses
Pennies to the beautiful new church edifice we
know as "home" now. What a story!
Janet is "Poet Extraordinaire" writing a humorous haiku called "Calamity." She
is a cashier "extraordinaire" also!
Joanne Ebner bubbles over with enthusiasm when she works in the back room.
She is a cashier and greets customers in the store, hoping they will buy "just a little bit
more" in our friendly store.
PENNIES FOR HEAVEN THRIFT SHOP
They will find more than they
Tuesday–Friday 9:00 a.m.—4:00 p.m.
bargained for.
Saturday 10:00a.m.—2:00 p.m.
Come visit and meet all
Closed Sunday & Monday (summer starting in May)
the volunteers or join us and
561-746-4674, ext. 112
become one too. We need
Donations
are gladly accepted
YOU.
when the shop is open.
Mary Jane Seitz
SAVE THE DATE TO STOP HUNGER NOW!
The plan is to work a packaging center right out of our Parish Hall.
Mark your calendar for June 6, 2015, and be prepared to have some
fun. Our goal is to package 30,000 meals. There will be three twohour shifts starting at 8:30 a.m. on Saturday, June 6, 2015. Each shift
will package 10,000 meals. Registration information will be available
soon. Keep our youth group in your daily prayers as we prepare for the
summer mission trip! Save the Date!
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Third
Thursdays on
the Labyrinth:
Guided Labyrinth Walk
May 21, 2015, from
9:00—11:00am
Join us for our final guided
labyrinth walk of the season, in our beautiful outdoor Labyrinth Garden. The
spiritual practice of walking
the labyrinth invites us into
an intimate relationship
with silence. We’ll take the
summer off and begin
again in September.
Peace for your path.
Robin Hansel, Labyrinth
Facilitator
The next scheduled date
for Holy Baptism is the
Pentecost, Sunday, May
24, at 10:00 a.m. If you
are interested in baptism
for yourself or a family
member, please call
Merike in the church office
(746-4674) or speak with
clergy.
Children’s
Choir
Children’s Choir meets
each Sunday, at 9:00 a.m.,
in the Ryon Building
(church office) for practice.
This choir is for children in
Pre-K through 5th grades.
Make a joyful noise!
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He is Risen, Indeed! It was a full house on Easter Sunday at Good
Shepherd. We held three worship services, each with its own special
attributes that bring meaning and joy to the day. From songbirds gliding
overhead at the sunrise service in the outdoor chapel, to beautiful
reflected light on the altar early in the morning, to a chorus of voices
proclaiming “Alleluia”, it was a blessed day. Thank you to the many
hands that came together to make it all work so beautifully.
Bible Study & Groups
Wednesday Bible Study with the Rector
Meets in the Library each Wednesday at 10:30am.
Book Groups at Good Shepherd
Afternoon Book Group meets weekly on Thursdays at
4:00 p.m. in the library of the church office building.
Literary Circle meets at 7:00 p.m. in the Quiet Room of
the Church building on the first Thursday of each month.
Please call Merike in the office for contact info! 746-4674
The Daughters of the King
will meet on Saturday, May 9,
at 10:00 a.m. in the
library. If you are considering
becoming a Daughter.
please contact Margaret
Dunstan at 561-252-7879.
Good Shepherd Good Guys
Fridays at 8:00 AM in the Parish Hall
All Good Shepherd Men Are Welcome!
Join us ...and bring a friend!
New to Good Shepherd?
Please contact Jo Wood, our
Director of Newcomer Ministries, for
valuable information about
Good Shepherd, our programs, activities and events.
746-4674 [email protected]
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VESTRY HIGHLIGHTS
Vestry Highlights from the Vestry Meeting, Wednesday, April 15, 2015
· The Vestry met in the Robert S. Taylor library at 7:30 p.m. The Rector opened the meeting with a prayer. The minutes for the March Vestry meeting were approved.
· Treasurer Mike Greene presented the financials for March 2015, which were approved by Vestry. Mike noted
that March was a good month with expenses under budget by approximately $11,000 however, we still ended
March with a deficit of over $21,000 in pledge offerings. Mike also requested that the final amount raised through
Artie’s Party, just under $30,000, be moved to the operating budget, as usual.
· Bob Taylor gave an overview of the School’s Financial report for February 2015, reporting that the school is on
track for the year with enrollment above the budgeted amount for this year. Also, there will be no sixth grade for
the 2015/16 year, but the option to reestablish that grade will remain open for coming years, based on enrollment.
· Archdeacon Thomas Bruttell, Diocesan Archdeacon for Deployment, was introduced to discuss the transition
process for Good Shepherd’s search for a Rector after Bob Taylor’s retirement. Archdeacon Bruttell explained that
there is a tested and detailed plan for this process and he discussed the role of Vestry in determining a suitable Interim Rector who will guide our parish family, for approximately the next 18 months, through the various stages of
the search. As it stands, Vestry expects to find an Interim based on Diocesan suggestions on or about August 1,
2015. Archdeacon Bruttell also highlighted the importance of regular communication with the parish throughout
the process. Vestry recognized the need for serious consideration of all aspects of the search, never forgetting to
allow the Holy Spirit to help guide us as we take a close look at our evolving parish family and what our hopes and
expectations are for the future. Involvement of every member of the parish is important to this process. Detailed
planning for the search will be the main focus of the Vestry Retreat scheduled for mid-May.
· Mike Howard reported on facility repairs, inspections and upcoming projects, including a partial fencing screen in
the labyrinth area to improve aesthetics and mitigate noise from the air conditioning units.
· Bob Taylor reported on the Outreach and Mission Committee which will now be overseen by Terry McFarland and
includes a number of enthusiastic new members. The committee will meet regularly on the first Wednesday of
each month at 6:30 p.m. in the library. Family Promise plans were discussed by Terry McFarland for the coming
week.
· Bob Taylor reported on the Lenten Heifer Project to help reduce child mortality. Funds collected to date totaled
$11,205.50, enough for two full arks and additional animal groups to go with them.
· Closed with our Parish Prayer.
FINANCIAL REPORT
Our financial status through March, 2015 is as follows:
Revenues
Expenses
Month to Date
$ 73,506.45
$ 62,192.24
Net Total
$ 11,314.21
Actual
Year to Date
$ 184,901.95
$ 195,016.64
<$ 10,114.69>
Budget to Date
$ 203,518.26
$ 203,518.50
Variance
<$ 18,616.31>
<$ 8,501.86>
<$
<$ 10,114.45>
.24 >
Remember that you can pay your pledge on a set interval – with no additional cost to you or the church – by setting up a
special payment plan either through your bank or with our bank. Just call our bookkeeper, Michelle Murasko, or Merike
Seely at 746-4674 if you would like to explore that option. We also continue to accept credit cards if you prefer that
option.
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OUTREACH AND MISSION COLLECTION FOR
HEALTHY MOTHERS / HEALTHY BABIES
THROUGHOUT MAY
In an effort to have an impact toward achieving the Millennium Development Goal of Reducing Child Mortality, the Outreach Committee is sponsoring a collection during the month of May to benefit the Healthy
Mothers/Healthy Babies (HMHB) Coalition of Palm Beach County. This is a countywide organization which
functions to work toward its mission of decreasing infant mortality and increasing the number of full-term,
full weight babies. Our collection at Good Shepherd will benefit the Emergency Pantry of HMHB and will
be held during the month of May, 2015. Look for the unmistakable collection boxes in the Narthex!
Donated items sought include:
- Onesies (size preemie thru 9 months in neutral colors--white, yellow, green)
- Diapers (size preemie, size 1 and size 5 are most needed)
- Baby wipes
- Baby blankets, bibs or burp cloths in neutral colors
-$10 Publix Gift Cards—for the Emergency Pantry of HMHB used to purchase necessities such as: infant
formula, baby food (including oatmeal and rice cereal), baby soap/shampoo, baby laundry detergent, diaper cream and other non-perishable foods for the mother's nutrition needs. Please note that all donated
items must be new and still in original packaging.
DIRECT DONATION
You may arrange for regular donations to
Good Shepherd through an agreement with
your bank to directly deposit funds to Good
Shepherd. This method of giving costs us
only pennies compared to credit card processing. We still gladly accept credit card payments but we would like to make you aware
of this other option. Please contact Merike
Seely for an authorization form, or if you
have any questions.
Important Request
If you make a stock gift to the church for
memorial gifts, for endowment, or for your
pledge, please let the clergy know about it.
We are unable to identify the source of
such gifts unless you have told us. We
want to properly recognize and allocate
your gift.
Is your pledge current? Quarterly statements
went out in April. If you didn’t receive yours,
please call Merike Seely in the office and she
will email or mail it to you right away! Thanks
for keeping your pledge current.
BISHOP CONSECRATION IN MIAMI ON
SATURDAY, MAY 9
Join our Diocese of Southeast Florida family as we come together for
the Consecration of our Bishop Coadjutor-elect The Very Reverend Peter
Eaton. Saturday May 9, 2015 at 12 noon. Trinity Cathedral, 464 NE
16th Street, Miami, FL 33132 www.trinitymiami.org
If you are unable to attend, you may stream it live from the diocesan
website at www.diosef.org, on May 9.
Baptisms are generally administered on Easter Eve, Pentecost, All
Saints’ Sunday and the first Sunday after Epiphany. Pre-baptism
classes are held the Saturday before the baptism for parents and godparents. A person of any age may receive the sacrament of Holy Baptism.
The Sacrament of Marriage requires a minimum of 90 days notice to
our office and includes premarital counseling. An initial conference
with the clergy should be scheduled by the couple to review the process and any special circumstances before commitments may be made.
Funeral or memorial services for communicants of the parish are
customarily held in the church and may include the celebration of the
Holy Eucharist.
To transfer your church membership to Good Shepherd, please
contact Merike in the office for a transfer form.
Please call the church office for more information about special
services. 746-4674
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May 17, 2015 - Youth Sunday
Don’t miss Jack Long’s sermon! Mark your calendar
and make sure you are in church on May 17, 2015
when we will be celebrating our youth who are
crossing over the bridge to young adulthood.
Blessings to Emily Demboski, Kateri Balsamo, Dena
Lail, Grace Long, and Matthew Taylor as they
complete the first year of their faith formation. And
blessings to our seniors who we say goodbye to, for
now, as they head off to college: Alannah Baker, Jack
Long, Robyn Morie, Justin Pitman and Alex Seely.
May you all go forth with the love of God in your
hearts. You all will be missed!
Come and enjoy our contemporary service, Jack
Long’s sermon and the blessings to our youth.
MISSION TRIP 2015 IS NEXT
MONTH!
MISSION TRIP DATES:
June 15-21, 2015
Delray to Riviera Beach to Miami!
Please pray for our mission team: Kate Aydlette,
Kateri Balsamo, Callie Commette, Allie Demboski,
Emily Demboski, Paul Hansen, Jamie Howard,
Phoenix Kral-Strahan, Austin Kendrick, Katie
Kendrick, Grace Long, Kyle McCracken, Ryan
McCracken, Grace Owosina, Abby Pariseleti, Anika
Pariseleti, Vinnie Parrone, Christine Phelan, Paul
Kirby, Richard Dunstan, Michael Howard, Richard
Morie, Sue Kirby, Barbara Gustafson, Beth Bohnsack,
Mimi Howard and Julie Bird
O God, our heavenly Father, whose glory fills
the whole creation, and whose presence we
find wherever we go: Preserve those who
travel [in particular ___________]; surround
them with your loving care; protect them from
every danger; and bring them in safety to their
journey's end; through Jesus Christ our
Lord. Amen.
Pray for our safety and for God’s presence in all of our
hearts.
Please help our youth in their missions by purchasing
stock. You can find stock forms on our website!
www.goodsheponline.org
Thank you for your support!
YOUTH GROUP (YG) MEETS EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT - FROM 6:00 - 8:00 PM
YOUTH SUNDAY
MAY 17, 2015
ALL YOUTH ARE NEEDED!!
VACTION BIBLE SCHOOL
June 8—12, 2015
VOLUTEERS ARE NEEDED!
Call Sandi O’Malley if you want to help!
561-746-4674
"Feed Me, Heal Me, Love Me”
Youth Mission Retreat
June 5-6, 2015
All youth & adult leaders - NEED to attend.
IMPORTANT!
YOUTH SUMMER MISSION TRIP
June 15-21, 2015
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[email protected] - JULIE’S CELL: 561-635-6660
Julie
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Sunday School News
Classes meet each Sunday at 9:45 a.m. in the Ryon Building.
Children’s Choir meets each Sunday at 9:00 a.m. in the Ryon Building.
Children’s Choir sings in church on the first Sunday of each month.
VBS Volunteer Recruitment Party
Wednesday, May 6, 2015 at 5:30 p.m.
Come and see the many ways you can support Good Shepherd as a Vacation Bible School
Volunteer! Get a glimpse of “Camp Discovery” activities including “Spash –n-Dash”
Games, Wilderness Crafts, S’more Fun Music, Big Timber Bible Challenge, “Tree-mendous”
Story Time, group leader opportunities and much more! Refreshments will be served. Sign up in the Parish Hall or call
Sandi O’Malley to say you’ll come!
JUNE 8 THRU JUNE 12, VBS “CAMP DISCOVERY: Jesus at work thru us”
At Camp Discovery, kids learn that God has a plan and a purpose for us right now, right where we are. Explore Bible
truth that point to Jesus, our true North, and discover how He blesses us with courage and wisdom for our everyday journeys. Join us as we journey down the trails of Camp Discovery and step out into faith – guided by God’s Word and led by
Jesus’ love!! “We loved because He first loved us. 1 John 4:19
Peace and God’s Blessings
Miss Sandi
“Let the children come to me,
and do not hinder them,
for the Kingdom of heaven
belongs to those who are like
the children.”
Vacation Bible School
June 8-12
Registration is OPEN
Sign up soon! Spaces are
filling up!
THANK YOU TO TREASURE
COAST YOUTH SYMPHONY FOR A
GREAT PERFORMANCE!
Once again, the very talented student performers of the
Treasure Coast Youth Symphony reminded us what can
be done with ability, hard work and enthusiasm. Borodin,
Mahler, Smetana and Wagner were the composers featured in this program. And, a special tuba rendition of
“Happy Birthday to You” was played especially for Evelyne Bates, long-time Special Events Committee member.
We thank everyone who made this performance possible
and everyone who braved the stormy weather to see it.
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Verger
Heather Graham
LEVs
Dave Downing
Stan Connell
Vestry Greeter
Carol Block
Flower Delivery
Regine Fendler
Peter Berg
Verger
Rob Steiner
LEVs
Bob Neale
Vestry Greeter
Margaret Dunstan
Flower Delivery
Marj Johnson
May 3
May 10
May 17
May 31
May 24
Verger
Mary-Beth Lucas
LEVs
Peggy Greene
Althea Lewis
Mary-Beth Lucas
Vestry Greeter
Kim Acuña
Flower Delivery
Marj Johnson
Verger
Patti Hamilton
LEV
Alex Lesbirel
Vestry Greeter
Mike Howard
Flower Delivery
Jim and Jerre
Rannie
Verger
Mike Hanseter
LEV
Judy Springer
Carol Johnson
Vestry Greeter
Christine West
Flower Delivery
Celeste and John
Dysard
SERVING
DATE
10AM
8AM
10AM
8AM
10AM
8AM
10AM
8AM
10AM
8AM
TIME
Austin Kendrick
Grace Long
Grace Owosina
Katie Kendrick
TBD
Elise Howard
Ansley Grashof
Katie Kendrick
Kate Aydlette
Heather Graham
Vinnie Parrone
Hannah Oenbrink
Allie Demboski
Isabelle Moyer
Austin Kendrick
(kite)
Patti Hamilton
Sam McNiff
Abby Pariseleti
TBD
TBD
Marlene Taylor
Jack Long
Hannah Oenbrink
Grace Long
Grace Owosina
Gus West
ACOLYTES
Jim Johnson
Howard Smith
Larry Smith
Alicia Howard
Steve Pollard
Marcia Pollard
Christine West
Heather Graham
Debbie Gilbert
Marj Johnson
Peter Berg
Diane Spero
Marilyn Hall
Carl Moritz
Brent Murray
Katharine Murray
Joe D’Alessandro
Dan Gilbert
Stan and Shirley
Connell
Dale Smith
Joe Pellegrini
John and Celeste
Dysard
Jim and Carol
Johnson
Joan Dowrick
John Prosser
Youth Ushers
Joe Pellegrini
Barbara Barton
Heather Graham
Mary-Beth Lucas
Dona Scoville
Peggy Greene
Christine Phelan
Vinnie Parrone
Elise Howard
Sam McNiff
Dan Gilbert
Susan Bardin
Sterling Winchester
Merike Seely
Rob Steiner
Wendy Frezza
Dona Scoville
Marilyn Hall
Carl Moritz
Marlene Taylor
Sandy Gozzo
Terri McFarland
Peggy Chittum
Mark Chittum
Marcia and Dennis
Cassidy
Tom and Cameille
Walch
Dale Smith
Barbara Barton
USHER
Cathy Hart
Suzi Heithaus
Nancy Parrone
Katrina Bishop
Christine West
Gene Paasch
Marcia Pollard
Heather Graham
LEM
Paul Kirby
Sue Endler-Kirby
Jerry and Jessica
Rupar
Tina Schmidt
Danielle Salmán
Barbara Barton
Tom and Cameille
Walch
Christine West
Tracy Smith
Maggie Riddle
Karen Rupar
Jessica Rupar
Paul Kirby
Sue Endler-Kirby
Wendy Frezza
GREETER
Terry McFarland
Althea Lewis
Eleanore Browne
Stan Connell
Diane Spero
Mary-Beth Lucas
Richard Morie
Alex Lesbirel
TBD
Terry McFarland
Carol Johnson
Barbara Gustafson
Diane Spero
Althea Lewis
Eleanore Browne
HEALING
SUNDAY WORSHIP SCHEDULE MAY 2015
Mike Greene
John Prosser
Joe DiFiglia
Brian Tobin
Mike Howard
John Prosser
Mike Greene
Brian Tobin
Erik Pariseleti
John Prosser
SOUND
Susan Bardin
Barbara Gustafson
Barbara McGrath*
Marion Downing*
Carol Johnson*
Shirley Connell*
Marilyn Hall
Catherine Moritz
Ann Ballard*
Marion Downing*
Barbara McGrath
Marilyn Hall
Connie
D’Alessandro*
Susan Bardin*
Emily Brown
Catherine Moritz
Julie Bohnsack
Joan Fuller
Eleanore Browne*
Joan Fleck*
ALTAR
Eileen Licitra
Karen and Jerry
Rupar
Paul Kirby
Sue Endler-Kirby
Wendy Frezza
Nancy Parrone
Scarpa
Christine West
Brad Brett
Linda JohnsonBrett
Karen and Jerry
Rupar
Mike Howard
Diane Smith
JITTERS
Ti d i n g s
AA - Women ’s
Pastoral Care
EfM
Reaching Out Lunch
School Chapel
Holy Eucharist & Healing
Al-Anon (Freedom to Grow)
Bible Study with the Rector
Home Delivered Meals
Youth Group
AA
Bridge Club
Afternoon Book Group
Lenten Program & Supper
Choir practice
Good Guys
AA - Women ’s
Holy Eucharist Rite I
Jitters
Children’s Choir Rehearsal
Adult Choir Rehearsal
Sunday School & Nursery
Holy Eucharist Rite II
Jitters
EfM
Tuesday
10:30 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
6 :00 p.m.
Wednesday
8:00 a.m.
8:30 a.m.
9:30 a.m.
10:00a.m.
10:30 a.m.
11:45 a.m.
6:00 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
Thursday
1:00pm
4:00 p.m.
5:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
Friday
8:00 a.m.
10:30 a.m.
Sunday
8:00 a.m.
9:00 a.m.
9:00 a.m.
9:15 a.m.
9:45 a.m.
10:00 a.m.
11:30 a.m.
4:00 p.m.
5—Youth Mission Retreat begins
6— Youth Mission Project: Meal Packaging Event
with Stop Hunger Now in the Parish Hall
7—Summer Sunday Café begins
8-12 —Vacation Bible School: Camp Discovery
15-21—Youth Mission Trip 2015
17—Vestry Meeting
21—Father’s Day
27—Bye Bye Bobby: The Musical (in honor of Bob)
June
AA
MEETING WEEKLY IN MAY
7:30 p.m.
25
MEMORIAL DAY
Office closed
24 Holy Baptism
Pentecost
(wear red to church)
5:00pm EfM Graduation
Party
31
18
1:00am Pennies Board
Mtg.
26
19
12
Pick up of large items
for Rummage Sale
(appointment only)
Pick up of large items
for Rummage Sale
(appointment only)
11
5
Tue
4
Mon
17
Youth Metamorphosis
Sunday
11:30am Youth End-ofYear Party after church
in the Parish Hall
10
Mother’s Day /
Children’s Sunday
The Rev. Patsy
McGregor to speak
about Madagascar
Mission
3
9:00am Confirmation I
Sun
May 2015
27
20
4:00pm St. George’s
Ministry
6:00pm
Last Youth Group
Wednesday Meeting
28
21
9:00-11:00am Third
Thursdays on the Labyrinth
6:00pm Good Shepherd
School Art and Music
Show
14
7:00pm Literary Circle
5:30pm VBS Recruitment Party
6:30pm Outreach &
Mission Committee
Meeting
13
7
Thu
6
Wed
29
22
Last day of Good Shepherd Episcopal School
classes
NO CoffeeHouse in May
(See you in September!)
15
6:00pm Vestry Retreat
begins
8
1
Fri
8:00am Green Spirits
Birding at Wakodahatchee
Wetlands. (7:00am
meet here to carpool)
30
Deanery Convocation at
St. Marks, PBG
23
5:30pm Metamorphosis
Rehearsal and Dinner
16
9:00am Vestry Retreat
continues
Bishop Consecration in
Miami
9
8:00am—1:00pm
Annual Rummage Sale
2
Sat
Ma y 2 0 1 5
11
Service Schedules
Sunday
8:00 AM
Holy Eucharist—Rite l
Non-Profit Organization
U.S. Postage
PAID
West Palm Beach, FL
Permit No. 1930
Episcopal Church of Good Shepherd
400 Seabrook Road
Tequesta, FL 33469
9:00 AM
Jitters Coffee Hour
9:45 AM
Sunday School
& Nursery
10:00 AM
Holy Eucharist—Rite ll
11:00 AM
Jitters Coffee Hour
Current resident or:
Wednesday
9:30 AM
Holy Eucharist & Healing
Visit us online at
www.goodsheponline.org
Camp Discovery
June 8-12
Only $30 per child
Includes snack and souvenir t-shirt.
Forms are available in the Narthex, in the church
office or you may print one from our website and
return it to Good Shepherd.