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October is Stewardship month!
Stewardship is extremely important for
Christian people because it gives us the opportunity
to ask ourselves what is important in our lives.
It also gives the opportunity to ask ourselves if belief
in our Lord Jesus Christ
and the belonging to St. Andrew’s Church family
make a difference in who we are and
how we react to life.
By pledging to the parish and by supporting
the ministries, we say clearly that
we belong to this church family.
October 12, 2014
FASO Concert
SEASON BEGINS
Nig e l P o t t s
Co n c e r t O rg a n i s t
p e rf o r ms to nigh t
a t 7: 3 0 p m
Today’s Stewardship Speaker: Mariada George
All Saints Eucharist Service
Saturday, Noon, November 1
Columbarium Chapel
See inserted page.
Stewardship Ingathering on All Saints’
Sunday. It is a principal feast day of the
church and the day of our pledge
ingathering. Please bring your pledge card
to place on the alter or in the alms basin.
E.Y.C. takes a Haunted House
Tour on Saturday, October 18
6-10:30pm
Eat dinner
before. Wear black & we’ll
Please sign your loved ones names in the “All Saints
Remembrance book” (back counter) if you want them
remembered in prayer, Sunday after All Saints Day, November 2.
scare up some fun!!
Newsworthy note: Father Pace’s sermons are
online at fatherpace.blogspot.com
SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE . .
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Parents Morning Out: Oct. 18
Saturday, 9 am - Noon
$10 for the 1st child; $5 for each
additional child
Theme: Halloween
Movie: Pooh’s Heffalump Movie
Sign up at the nursery, email Christian
Education Coordinator, Edee Aikman
([email protected]) or call
the church office, 376.6316 ext 103.
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ATTENTION ALTAR GUILD
MEMBERS! Altar Guild Annual
Meeting November 8, Saturday at
11am in St. Catherine’s Room,
Lowndes Hall
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S u nday, October 12, 7:30pm: FASO Concert*
Thur sday, Oct. 16, 6:3 0-8pm– St. Bri g id’s Pray er
S h a w l ( St. Gre gory-3rd Thur sda y each mo n t h only)
S a t urday, October 18, 9:30am-1pm—WORKDAY
on t h e ground s (l u nch provided)*
S a t urday, October 18, 6-10:30pm –EYC eve n t*
Monday, October 20, 1 1:30am—Bean s & Cornbread
Luncheon, Civic Cent er*
S u nday, October 26: Oktoberf e s t*
S u nday, October 26, 11:45-3pm-EYC Fri g h t -A-Thon
Friday, October 31, 6-7:30pm -TRUNK or TREAT*
& Haun t ed Hou s e by S R EYC
S a t urday, Nove mber 1, Al l Sai n t s Euchari s t
S ervice noon i n Columbari u m Chapel
S u nday, November 2: Al l Sai n t s Day*
S t e w ard s h ip In g a t h eri n g
Dayl i g h t S a vi n g s Tim e end s- “Fal l back one hour”
* s e e det a i l s i n an nou ncem e nt bo x e s
The second of three Remnant Trust Lectures based on theme The Declaration of
Independence in Legacy Hall at West Texas A&M University:
Thursday, October 16, 5:30 reception, 6:30 lecture by Dr. Wade Shaffer
The last lecture is on Thursday, November 30, 5:30 reception, 6:30 lecture
by Dr. Bryon Pearson and Dr. James Hallmark will join him.
PACK-A-LUNCH MINISTRY
St. Andrew’s is collecting prepackaged food items that can be
put in a lunch bag & distributed to homeless individuals one
time each month. EXAMPLES INCLUDE: (pop-top cans/packets)
tuna or other protein items, Vienna sausages, beanie weenies, Beef
Jerky (individually wrapped), applesauce, fruit cocktail, cheese crackers, peanut butter crackers, granola bars, power bars, cookies,
bottled water & individually wrapped wet wipes. NO candy please!
Deliver lunches on every 3rd Sunday.
Packing lunches on
Thursday, October 16 at
1:00pm in
St. Catherine’s Room.
Please sign up if you would
like to help ( back counter).
FUN! FOOD! FELLOWSHIP! WORK DAY! Saturday, October 18
Bring yard tools & energy at 9:30am (or come when you can). With enough
support we should easily finish by noon. Lunch is provided!
Thank you! —-Cindy Reid
ANNUAL BEANS & CORNBREAD LUNCHEON
Hosted by Amarillo Coalition for the Homeless at Civic Center—Monday, Oct. 20, 11:30am-1:00pm
Funds raised by the luncheon are matched 100% by the Don & Sybil Harrington Foundation.
St. Andrew’s has paid for 2 tables….sign up if you would like to attend (sheet on back counter)
The speakers for the program will be previously homeless Amarillo residents; individuals that you,
through your support of the luncheon, have helped. These previously homeless individuals
have gone on to lead independent and productive lives.
SAVE THE DATE FOR Oktoberfest—Sunday, October 26
Enjoy a “Brats N Beer” luncheon. Please bring sides, salads & desserts.
Bread, meat & drinks are provided. Signup to help set up or clean up.
Also at Oktoberfest: Olive Wood Religious Art & Bethlehem Handicrafts sale. The Hannoona family will be visiting
St. Andrew’s on Sunday, October 26, during the Oktoberfest to offer beautiful carved items for sale. For centuries,
Bethlehem’s Christians have supported their families by carving religious art from olive wood for visiting pilgrims.
However, political conflict prevents their families from reaching Bethlehem and many Christians from selling their art
in Jerusalem. Adding to this, the number of pilgrims who visit the holy sites decreases during times of political strife
which negatively affects the economy in Bethlehem. The situation is not expected to improve any time soon. Your purchase will go to support the Hannoona family and other Christians living in Bethlehem and the Holy Land.
SAVE THE DATE: Trunk or Treat
& Haunted House Friday, October 31, 6:00-7:30pm
Sign up your decorated car & help to pass out candy
(back counter). Place candy donations in container in back.
Bring the family for hot dogs & then go trick or treating in the
parking lot.visit the Haunted House.join the fun!!!
SR EYC
Project
Financial Report
January 1, 2014– October 7, 2014
Annual Budgeted Pledge, Contribution & Plate Income
Budgeted Pledge, Contribution & Plate Income YTD
Actual Pledge, Contribution & Plate Income YTD
UNDER BUDGET
$881,662.00
$678,201.60
$668,794.49
$ 9,407.11
Intercessory Prayer Requests
For the sick (current): Ann O’Hara, Rudy Pace, Gigi Viggani, James McCombie, Luca, Albert & Niva, Libby
Hayes, Pam Ruth, Aaron Brown, Ed Nobles, and Baxter & Carol Adams.
For special concerns (current): Mother Jo & O’Hara family, McCartt family, John Wells, Sydney Boyce, MJ Coats/
Viggani family, Claire Thompson, Linda Plude, Blan Quattlebaum, Debby Benton, Dougherty family, & Colquitt
family. Health workers, individuals & nations dealing with Ebola virus; Rev. Andrew White, vicar of the city of Bagdad, Iraq (safety & protection); Sgt. Andrew Thomerissi (his release from Mexican prison).
For the Church; especially for . . . Justin, the Archbishop of Canterbury; Katharine, our Presiding Bishop; Scott, our
Bishop; for Jo Roberts Craig and Robert Pace, our priests, for Patsy Masterman, Chris Wrampelmeier, Todd Baxley,
Pat Knight, Dede Schuler Ballou, our deacons; and especially for… Canterbury & The Cross in Lubbock & clergy:
Pat Russell and for St. Christopher’s in Lubbock & clergy: Edson Way, Melissa Wafer-Cross, Doug Cashell.
In Thanksgiving . . . St. Andrew’s clergy, staff, parishioners, community, family & friends, parish; students & teachers, all schools, especially St. Andrew’s School; the Columbarium Chapel; good stewards; baby Charlie Smith
Masters, son of Emily & Will Masters & grandson of Cristy & Jack Miller; baby Orson Gangy, grandson of Nancy
& Dan Novak.
Those serving in the Armed Forces, especially… Grady, Tim, Austin, Gary, James, Phillip, Jenks White, John White,
Ryan Boeka, Brandon Chase, Greyson Geer, Van Nielsen, Justin McGee, Levi Tarr, Dan Miller, Tim May, Mauriella
DiTommaso, Steve Revelas, Joe Turk, Jerimy Massingill, Josh Crabtree, Jaxon Abdoo, Casey Bronaugh, Payton Lockman, Sam Russell, Stephen Beacham, James Scott, Larry Evans & Lt. Col. Scott DeJesse.
For those who have died:
Helen McCartt, David Gantz, Dennis Dougherty, Margaret Colquitt
For the sick (long-term): Andy Kauffman, Steve, Jim, Lisa. Lyle, Kim, Kelly, Wendy, Billy Don, Seth Himlan, Heidi
Long, Pamela Jones, Bill Merriam, Walton Moore, Richard High, Shaun Brogan, Debbie Jackson, Jim Thompson,
Mary Holman, Pam Schuster, Donald Soya, Nancy Eagan, Randy Tupin, Gentry Lee, Diana Gerk, Amy King, Margaret Richiter, Ann Jenkins, Steve Nelson, Gerald Rogers, Richard Smith, Gil Farren, Maxey Dodson, Joe Astuto, Buck
Carter, Bruce Campbell, Katherine O’Brien, Linda Hare, Ann Rinehart, Paulette King, Leah Talbot, Don Frank,
Jerry Terry, David Swaim, David Brown, Christina Aquiliera, Margaret Cizon, Doneice Hayes, Neva Garrett, Jan
Noffsker, Lisa Brent Stephenson, Charles Wilson, Dick Brennan, Don Turner and Betty Fickle.
For special concerns (long-term): Ann O’Hara, Patsy Masterman, Pat Knight, Jacob, Ellen Steinrucken, Randy
Schuster, Steve & Martha Field, Jeff Davis, Brad Yates, Courtney Mulvanney, Juana Ree Forrester, Tammye, Jason,
Charles & Pat Lewis, Linda Adams, Burke-Tinsley families, Don Marsh, Louie Womble, Jamie Schmidt, Doug
Cashell, Molly Frank, Buddy & Mikala Stephens, Sam & Missy Darden, Mark Reed, Cyn Kerbs, Jennifer Hinkle,
Wilson family, Louis Capell & family.
Taize Community Program. . . Beginning this month and continuing every 2nd
Friday, 6-7 pm…. A meditative prayer service. All are welcome! Childcare is
available by the Parents Night Out program here from 6-10pm (please call to sign
up your child at 376.6316 or email: [email protected]).
Spread the word to anyone who would enjoy a quiet time to meditate in community.
November 14: Polk Street Methodist
December 12: St. Andrew’s
1601 S. Georgia, Amarillo, TX 79102
Phone: 806-376-6316
www.standrewsamarillo.org
Facebook: www.facebook.com/
standrewsamarillo
Regular Services on Sunday
8:00 am Holy Eucharist I (nave)
9:30-10:15 am Sunday School (Lowndes Hall)
10:30am Children’s Church
(Children’s Chapel of Lowndes Hall)
10:30 am Holy Eucharist II (nave)
Breakfast is served on Sunday Mornings between
8:45-9:45am by the Breakfast Ministry Crew.
5:30 pm Wednesday Eucharist/Holy Unction,
Rite II, Children’s Chapel (Childcare)
Sunday School Classes
9:30-10:15am Lowndes Hall
Centering Prayer -MONDAYS, 6:00-7:00pm
Children’s Chapel
Noon Bible Study–TUESDAYS- St. Catherine
Daughters of the King (DOK) -2nd Wednesdays,10:00am
DOK Evening chapter– 3rd Tuesdays, 6:30pm St. Gregory
(contact Deborah Rolland 335.5030)
St. Brigid’s Prayer Shawl Ministry—3rd Thursdays, 6:308pm St. Gregory (meet once a month now)
EfM (2 classes) —Mondays & Thursdays, 6:30-9:00pm,
St. David
Black belt Bible Study-FRIDAYS 10:00am -St. Gregory
Men’s Group-Friday noon -St. Gregory. Bring a sack lunch
& friend.
NOTE: The office keeps a “Maintenance Log” of reported
things around the church campus and grounds that need repairing
or brought to the attention of the Junior Warden. Call, email or
stop by the office to report. Office #376.6316
[email protected]
Make it your ministry to “report it not ignore it”!
Dedications for Altar Flowers
To dedicate flowers to a loved ones on their birthday or wedding
anniversary or for a loved one’s anniversary of death or birthday:
place their name in the Altar Flower Notebook, fill out Altar
Flower Envelopes (Envelopes are on back counter or in Flower
Notebook) and insert money & place in alms basin.
Promise Project (summer camp) Office (Lowndes Hall)
Contact: Todd Baxley or Milly Martinez (316.6005)
(Children & youth)
Nursery for infants-5 years old
Follow the Good Shepherd: (level
1)ages 3-6
Exploring Our Church: ages 1st-3rd grade
Mustard Seed :4th & 5th grades– St. Elizabeth
Rite-13: 6th-8th grades in St. Clare
J2A: 9th & 10th in EYC room
YAC -Young Adults in Church:11th &12th,
St. Benedict
(Adults):
Rector’s Bible Study– St. Catherine
Underground Christians– St. Gregory
Vestry meet every 4th Tuesday, 6:00pm
Finance Committee meet on 3rd Tuesday, 6:00pm
Properties Committee meet on 2nd Tuesday, 6:00pm
Christian Education Committee meet on 2nd
Tuesdays,6:30pm
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