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The Epistle
The Monthly Newsletter
of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
March 2015
Holy Week and Easter Services
Sunday (3/29) - Palm Sunday 8am & 10:45am
Wednesday (4/1)—Holy Eucharist: 12 Noon
Maundy Thursday (4/2)—Holy Eucharist with Foot Washing & Stripping of the Altar: 7pm
Good Friday Liturgy (4/3)—12 Noon and 7pm
Easter Sunday Services, April 5
7:00 a.m.—Holy Eucharist with Lighting of the Paschal Candle
9:30 a.m.—Family Eucharist and Flowering of the Cross
11:15 a.m.—Festival Eucharist
Palm Crosses
Altar Guild members and
all other church women
are needed to help make
crosses for Palm Sunday.
Join us at 9:00 a.m. in the
parish house on March 28th for an
hour of fellowship.
Easter Garden
If you would like to donate to the flowering of the
church in memory of or in honor of a loved one
for our Easter services, the cost will be $15.00.
Please make your check payable to St. Paul’s and
designate it “Easter Garden.” Please include written information
you wish in the bulletin and place in offering plate or drop by the
church office. Deadline is Palm Sunday, March 29th.
Easter Egg Hunt
Flowering of the Cross
Easter Sunday, 9:30 a.m. Service
St. Paul’s annual Easter Egg Hunt will take place
Saturday, April 4, at 11 a.m. Br ing a basket, a
sandwich and a blanket. Drinks and cupcakes will
be provided. Special note to Parishioners: Please
bring plastic eggs filled with candy that will not
melt to the Parish Hall kitchen or the church office
by Friday, April 3 (Sticker s ar e another eggstuffing option.)
The tradition at the Family Easter Eucharist is to
flower a cross and, at the end of the service,
process with it to the most recent grave.
Parishioners are asked to bring flowers to the
church and place them on the cross (outside near
the front door) prior to the service. Bring
enough flowers for yourself and some to share.
There will be a basket for the extra flowers.
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Saint Paul’s of Beaufort has very “Broad Shoulders”. Whether through your time, your talent, or
your financial gifts, you touch many lives through our Outreach missions…..
Broad Street Clinic
Five years ago, Mary Ann (not her real name) moved to Carteret County to care for her elderly parents.
She had to leave a waitress position with health insurance that allowed her to manage her diabetes. Caring for her parents was her first priority. Her own health care coverage was sacrificed. Through a family
member, she heard about the Broad Street Clinic.
When she became a patient at the Broad Street Clinic, her A1c (glucose or blood sugar level) was 11.3.
The American Diabetes Association recommends a target goal A1c of 7. The Broad Street Clinic has
been able to provide Mary Ann with regular visits to a physician, diabetic education, and medications to
work toward her goal. Her A1c is now 6.8. She is able to test her glucose on a daily basis with testing
strips provided by the Clinic, and make adjustments to her insulin based on those readings. The clinic
also provides Mary Ann with mammograms, gynecological appointments, eye exams, and dental care.
Thanks to your gifts and the gifts of others to the Broad Street Clinic, Mary Ann is able to provide care
for her parents, work a part time job, and maintain her own health. The “Broad Shoulders” of Saint Paul’s
Episcopal Church in Beaufort was there to help carry the weight. This is just one of the many lives you
touch.
March Outreach — Thompson Child and Family Focus
Thompson has a long history of Episcopal ministry and St. Paul's Beaufort has a long history of positive
involvement in this ministry. Thompson has evolved into a leading provider of effective clinical and
behavioral treatment, development education and proactive care for at-risk children and families. The
Thompson Saint Peter’s Lane campus in Matthews provides an array of services including intense clinical residential treatment; day treatment programs that combine strong therapeutic intervention with individualized classroom academics; off-site, specialized treatment and support for families experiencing
attachment disorder issues; and foster/adoptive placements. The Thompson Child & Family Services
Center located in East Charlotte provides School Based Intervention Therapy, foster/adoptive placement,
community support services, refugee services, family education, and clinical therapy outpatient services.
The agency’s early childhood center in North Charlotte, Thompson Child Development Center, provides
developmental and preventive programming for young children and their families through a variety of
educational and therapeutic resources. The Center is five-star state licensed and accredited by the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC). To make a monetary contribution to
this cause, you may use an outreach envelope (found at the back of the church) or simply drop your
check in the plate during the service. Please make checks payable to St. Paul's Church and write
“outreach” in the memo line. Checks may also be mailed to the church.
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Carry the Water Campaign
At the 132nd Convention of the Episcopal Diocese of East Carolina our Bishop, The Right Rev. Rob Skirving, and Millennium Development Goals Committee Chair, The Rev. Michael Singer, encouraged each parish and individual to participate in the 75th Anniversary Carry the W ater Campaign, sponsored by Episcopal Relief and Development to celebrate its 75th year of mission and
ministry on behalf of the Episcopal Church USA. Their goal is to raise $7.5 million
dollars by the end of 2015. The Campaign is committed to ensuring that safe and clean
water is accessible even in the most rural communities. “Our water programs are part of
an integrated strategy that focuses on preventing the spread of disease while promoting
community health and well-being.”
Did you know that…
•More than a billion people around the world do not have access to clean water.
•Every 15 seconds a child dies from a water-related disease.
•Pollution and scarcity of this precious resource is an even greater challenge in parts of
the world where women and girls bear the primary responsibility for finding and collecting water.
•Often, young girls can’t go to school because they have to walk for miles to find fresh
water for cooking, bathing, drinking and other basic needs. If you wish to share your
resources to help this wor thy cause, ther e is a large white bucket at the back of the
church, which will r emain ther e until Easter Sunday, for you to deposit your coins,
bills or checks. Our group donation will be sent to ERD during the Easter Season. The
bucket was carried by a delegate of St. Paul’s during the Convention as a reminder and
to show solidarity with the more than 1 billion of our brothers and sisters worldwide
who do not have daily access to clean water. For more information see https://
my.episcopalrelief.org/events/75th-anniversary-carry-water-campaign/e36135
Vestry
The February vestry meeting was rescheduled from February 18th to February 25th due to Ash
Wednesday services; the February minutes were not yet available when the Epistle was finalized. The April Epistle will include the minutes for both February and March. Thank you.
Rich Chadwick
Ilsa Englehardt,
Bedford Smith
Sam Williams
2015 Vestry Members
George Eastman, Jr. Warden
Jack Gardner, Sr. Warden
Donnie Lee
Sylvia Wheatly
George Dill, Treasurer
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Sandy Brock
Deborah Van Dyken, Clerk
Mary Duane Hale
Walter Phillips
Parish Family
March
Birthdays
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Patti Otten
Walker Harris
Catherine Stephenson
Meredith Brooks
Rich Chadwick
Milena Glancy
Doris King
Jim Searl
16 Diane Becker
18 Steve Boone
Julie Young
19 Dick Brown
Bryan Goodwin
Mary Taylor
Mosier
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Camie Sweeney
Thomas Porter
Diane Meelheim
Toly Ehlers
Kay Salter
27 Donnie Lee
28 John Teare
29 Patricia Taylor
30 Sandra Howarth
Anne Searl
Sharon Fulcher
31 George Wooten
Michelle Lasky
If you don’t see your
name listed under
your birthday month,
the church office
doesn’t have your
birth date. Please call
the church office with
the date.
Eternal rest grant them, Lord
Our sympathy to…
*The friends and family of Lucille
Roberson Phillips, the mother of
Josephine Prytherch (and husband
Herb).
*The friends and family of Floyd Dufore, the
father of Cathy Brandt, grandfather of Caitlyn
and Caroline Brandt.
Please keep these sick and suffering in
your prayers: Shirley Babcock, Martha da
Silva, Rachel Chaplain, Herb and Dottie Sieker,
Therese Page (sister of Madeleine Schaw), Josh
Gillikin, Allen & Nancy Moore, Wanda Divita
(mother of Suzette Deaton), Isaac Parker, David
and Katje Cundiff (friends of Steve Boone), Justin Bryan (Lewis Bryan’s grandson), Marilyn
Marx, Mary Clyde Bugg, Beau Steichen (family
member of Jimmy Pake), Janet Robbins (Pam
Phillips’ mother), Doris King, Michael Noe, Holly Fryar, Butch Simmons, Joyce Wheatly, Wanda
and John C. Gaskill, Ann Carter, Katy Bradley
(Marnie Park’s niece), Pete Sapundjieff (nephew
of Jack Gardner), Duke Daugherty (brother of
Teresa Daugherty), Sadie Alexander & Denard
Harris (sister & brother of Sylvia Wheatly), Alice Simmons (friends of Susan Smitherman),
Darnell Hester & his grandson Kamari, Penn
Flournoy, Jean Griffin (mother of Sherri Smith),
Jean Temple (mother of Kim Porter), Jim Smitherman, Bruce Birdsey, Kay Babcock, Josephine
Prytherch, Karen Westbrook (friend of Patti
Dill), Carroll Snuggs (relative of Jim Smitherman), Millard Smith (Bedford Smith’s father),
Bill Beam (brother of Pati Elmore), Al Sheppard,
Claud Wheatly, Dave Willis (son of Ralph &
Carol Willis), Sallie Lee, Chuck Wilson (son of
Mamré Wilson), Frank Rock, Thelma Carlisto,
Laura West, Hal Henriksen (friend of Sam & Lee
Barnes), Hobart Gambill (friend of Dick Brown),
Jimmy Brown (brother of Dick Brown), Eula
Parkin and Tom Murphree. Thank you for keeping this current by informing us of people who no
longer need to be on the list.
Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper a Success!
The Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper was once again a wonderful evening due to the cooperative efforts
of so many. The Men's Sunday School Class provided a delicious meal of pancakes, sausage and baked
apples. The men have been cooking for many, many years for this evening and have it down to an art.
Crosswinds youth helped set up, served meals and cleaned up - it was a great turnout from the youth. Fr.
John presented a short program and service with the help of Rick on the piano. And of course, we
"buried" the Alleluia! Thank you to everyone who attended and your contributions to the Glory Ridge
trip - and for those who were not able, please join us next year. It is a wonderful way to kick off Lent.
-The Fellowship Committee
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St. Paul’s Gatherings & Other News
The Bible Sharing Group meets fr om 10:45-12:00 noon
in the Parish House on Wednesdays. Everyone is invited.
The Daughters of the King meets the 2nd Sunday of each
month immediately following the 10:45am service. The
meeting for this month is March 8th.
March Altar Flowers
*March 1-Barbara Nicholson
*March 8-Scott & Chrissy Brooks
*March 15-Joe & Nancy Smith
*March 22-Nick Becton
*March 29-Kay Mease
Dear St. Paul’s Church Family,
I want to thank you so much for the prayers,
flowers, calls and cards made by the Sunday
School kids while I was sick! All of you are
very special to me!
Love,
Babs
Run For God
The 5K Challenge is a practical guide to
running and a 12-week training plan aimed at
running a 5K, but with a Christian focus.
The primary goal is to learn to spread the gospel of Jesus Christ while understanding the
parallels of endurance running and enduring
faith. This course is for everyone! In fact, it is
designed for those who have never run. Be
ready for your first 5K road race in just 12
weeks, and learn how this sport relates to the
practice of faith in process.
When: Thursday, March 5th at 5:30 pm
(and every Thursday for 12 weeks)
Where: First Baptist Church, Beaufort
Who: Individuals from churches in Beaufort and those in the community that want
to participate! (Don’t be intimidated – we
may have 2 groups – 1 group may be walkers who just want to improve their time)
Cost: Free unless you want to purchase the
book
Contact: Kelly Stainback 252-422-0281 for
questions & sign-up (call or text)
Snug Harbor Visit
There will be a Eucharist at Snug
Harbor in Sea Level on March 12th at
11am. Please call the chur ch office
if you would like to assist.
PRAYING FOR OTHERS
On Wednesday, March 4 from 5:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.,
an intercessory prayer service will be held in the
church. Our time together will end with the Service of
Compline. Everyone is welcome. This prayer service
is sponsored by the Daughters of the King. If you have
any questions, please call Deborah Van Dyken at 5046262 or email her at [email protected].
Let us pray for all merchant mariners and service
men and women:
Jordan Brandt, Aaron Osborne, Case Wilson, Brandyn
Norwood, Joshua Seiben and Charles David Wilson
And also those who are preparing for childbirth:
Virginia Cuthrell, and Nancy Monroe (granddaughter
of Lewis & Barbara Bryan).
Five Loaves mission meets every Monday at First
Baptist Church. We can use volunteers from 57:30pm and servers from 6-6:45pm. It is an ecumenical outreach between St. Paul’s and First Baptist
Church’s members serving a hot supper to anyone
needing a meal and fellowship. Contact Nancy
Ustach, 252-728-6811.
Two Fish Café is a ministry that helps needy people
with meals at Calvary Baptist Church at 6 pm on
Thursday evening. St. Paul’s is responsible for cooking and serving the meal on the 4th Thursday. There
is a sign up beside the kitchen on the bulletin board.
Contact Bitsy Dudley, 252-728-4066.
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ECW BUSINESS MEETING
Our ECW met briefly on Sunday, February 1st, to approve the budget for 2015. A large group
attended to hear our Treasurer, Mary Duane Hale, present the new budget. Income for the year
consisted of $17,350 from our Fall Bazaar, and $2000 from the Old Homes Tour luncheons. That $2000 was donated to Broad St Clinic. Therefore, our expenses totaled $17,350,
and it was also voted on and passed that our special giving project this year of $5000 would go
to the diocesan Episcopal Farmworkers Ministry ‘Harvest for Hospitality’ fund. This money
comes from our Savings Account mainly from cookbook sales and is used annually for large
projects in the church, community or diocese.
Ginny Poindexter, President, introduced the other Officers and Committee Chairs. They are
Vice-President, Tricia Phillips; Secretary, Barbara Harding ; Treasurer, Mary Duane Hale; and
Past President/Advisor, Lynne Eastman. Committees and Chairs are Bereavement Baskets, Pat
Gallo; Sunshine, Helen O’Neal; Scholarship, Tricia Philips; UTO, Patti Dill ; Bazaar, Michelle
Gregory and Ruth Daniel; OHT Luncheon, Bitsy Dudley; and Cookbook Sales, Ginny Poindexter and Mary Duane Hale. Ginny also announced plans for the Lenten Retreat in March (see
following article!) Congratulations again to those who chaired our fund-raisers, Lynne Eastman
and Michelle Gregory, Bazaar, and Bitsy Dudley, OHT Luncheons, and to EVERYONE who
helped in any way to conduct these events.
ANNUAL ECW LENTEN RETREAT
Plans have been finalized for our Lenten Retreat to be held on Saturday, March 21st at Trinity
Center. We will gather in the St James Room at 9:30 for Coffee and Registration with our program beginning at 10 am. Lunch will be served and the day will conclude by or before 3:00
pm with Holy Eucharist. We are so pleased to have as our Facilitator/Leader The Rev. Dena
Bearl, Rector of St Paul’s, Wilmington. She comes highly recommended and is very excited to
join us for a day of fellowship and spiritual ‘stirring’. She is bringing her guitar and we may
even sing! The fee is $20 and there is a sign-up sheet in the Parish House. The deadline is
March 12th. Please make out your check to St Paul’s ECW. We are again inviting St Andrews
and St Francis ECW’s so we will need a definite number by March 12th. For questions or more
information, please call Mary Duane, 723-3601 or Ginny, 728-7171.
ECW Scholarships Available
The ECW values its students and all the work they do for St. Paul's. If you are
a graduating high school senior, a member of St. Paul's, and planning to continue your education we invite you to apply for a $1000.00 ECW scholarship
to help with your education. The application is in the Church office. Please
complete and return it no later than May 1, 2015. If you have any questions,
please contact Tricia Phillips at 252-241-6363 or [email protected].
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Thank You For Your Contributions!
The Crosswinds Youth Group has been very blessed this year. I wanted to take the time
to say, “Thank You” for all of your contributions to our Super Bowl Sub Sale and the Shrove
Tuesday Pancake Supper, and for wanting to sponsor youth to go to Glory Ridge. At the Super
Bowl Sub Sale we raised just over $1,800, which surpassed the amount raised last year. We also
raised over $350 from the Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper. As it has been mentioned, this
money that we have raised is going to go towards the supplies that we will take to Glory Ridge
with us to help repair damages that have taken place there. If you would like to know more
about what takes place during that week, feel free to ask some of our youth that have gone in
the past. They are very passionate about the work they have done there and the spiritual growth
they experience.
Glory Ridge Information Coming This Month
Everyone has been asking, and I have recently been in contact with Father Caleb about
our trip to Glory Ridge. Information will be coming out this month so be on the lookout for
that. Many have asked about the cost of the trip and the total cost will be $275 per person with
scholarships available. We will be sharing the space with Father Caleb’s congregation at Grace
Episcopal Church, Charleston. For this reason, spaces are limited and spots will be held on a
first come, first serve basis. At the beginning of the month, look out for the Registration Forms
and a paper with more information. I am extremely excited about this trip and can’t wait to see
how God works through the youth of St. Paul’s.
Calendar for Crosswinds
March 1- Cr osswinds goes to the Movies! Happening #65
March 8- Regular Cr osswinds Meeting
March 15- Regular Cr osswinds Meeting
March 22- Regular Cr osswinds Meeting
March 29- Regular Cr osswinds Meeting
Meals for Crosswinds
If you would like to be on the email list to provide meals for the youth during their time
at Crosswinds, please email me at [email protected]. I will be creating an online document that will allow people to sign up easily while also seeing what meals others have signed
up for. Thank you all in advance.
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More News and Notes
St. Paul’s Acolytes and Parents of Acolytes
The 2015 6th Annual Diocese of East Carolina Acolyte Festival is fast approaching! NOW IS THE
TIME TO CONFIRM YOUR SPACE! All St. Paul’s Acolytes ar e invited. However, please note
space is limited. We are staying in a 4-story oceanfront beach house in Nags Head, which is already reserved. Therefore, time is of the essence; registration is on a first come first serve basis.
Confirm your spot now! Rich Chadwick, Ashley Simpson, and chaper oning chur ch member s will
be taking Acolytes to Nags Head to be part of this spirit-filled event. We will depart the afternoon of
Friday, April 24th and return Sunday, April 26th. Tr anspor tation is pr ovided by St. Paul’s. To
confirm your spot, please call the church office at 728-3324, contact Rich Chadwick at 336-7037706 or contact Ashley Simpson at 252-661-0287. The all-in cost for the event is $60 per person,
payable to St. Paul’s. Please mail or drop off your check at the church office. Scholarships are
available. To inquire about the scholarships please speak with Father John 725-7252 or Ashley
Simpson 252-6621-0287. THE DEADLINE TO CONFIRM IS FRIDAY, APRIL 1 st. Call Rich
Chadwick (336-703-7705) with any questions!
SAVE THE DATE FOR VBS!
JUNE 15-19
CHURCH PERIODICAL CLUB
Church Periodical Club is changing the world, one book at a time!
The Church Periodical Club is an independent, affiliated organization of the Executive Council
of the Episcopal Church, dedicated to the worldwide Ministry of the Printed Word and to the
Promotion of Christian Mission. It is the only organization in the Episcopal Church dedicated
solely to providing free literature and related materials, both religious and secular, to people all
over the world who need and request them and who have no other source for obtaining them.
Prayer Books, books for Seminarians, educational materials, medical textbooks, agricultural
manuals and books for those in local and global mission are some of the publications the CPC
provides. The CPC is funded by voluntary contributions from all levels of the Church by people
in the pews. CPC is supported by the prayerful concern, time, talents, labor and money of
those who believe in the Ministry of the Printed Word.
This year CPC gave 4 seminarians $500 each for their educational books and supplies as
well as $1500 to the national CPC. The Diocese of East Carolina has set this year's designated Sundays and Sunday, May 17 will be CPC Sunday. There will be envelopes in the
bulletin for May 17.
Patti Dill CPC Coordinator Diocese of East Carolina
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Partnering with Family Promise of
Carteret County
Building communities,
strengthening lives.
Newsletter of the
St. Paul’s Family Promise Program
Thank you to all who have assisted with our Family Promise program. We could not do
it without you! Our next dates for Family Promise are April 26th-May 3rd. If you
would like to assist please contact Norma Gardner at 252-728-5058.
Food Pantry
The food pantry is in need of Peanut Butter, Jelly, Vienna Sausage, Mayonnaise,
Canned Tuna, Canned Ravioli/Lasagna/Spaghettios, Canned Chicken & Dumplings,
Beef Stew, Canned Chicken/Spam/Treet, Small & Large Juices, Pancake Mix, Pancake
Syrup, Canned Fruit, Applesauce, Instant Mashed Potatoes, Jello Mix, Canned BeanieWeenies, Cereal, Saltine Crackers, Powdered Milk and Hot Chocolate. We also appreciate any cash donations if that would be an easier option than shopping. Thank
you!
Support the Harvest for Hospitality Campaign
The Episcopal Farmworkers Ministry has been an important part of our Diocese for
thirty-three years, ministering to seasonal and migrant farmworkers residing in Johnston, Harnett and Sampson counties in Eastern North Carolina. There are many new
things happening with this ministry in cooperation with the Diocese of North Carolina.
A resolution was passed at Convention in 2014 asking each Diocesan household to
contribute $50 toward the Harvest for Hospitality Campaign - this amount represents
the average farmworkers' labor to harvest two tons of sweet potatoes (12-14 hours). At
this recent Convention, Bishop Skirving and his wife announced they will donate $50
to the campaign for every Parish that provides 3 gifts. We have 241 households at St.
Paul's so our goal is $12,000. The news just keeps getting better though. St. Paul's
ECW recently pledged $5,000 to the Harvest for Hospitality campaign. We are well on
our way to raising the necessary funds to sustain this ministry for years to come that
meets the physical, social, economic and educational needs of the poorest, yet hardestworking people in our region. Please make your check payable to St. Paul's and write
"H for H' in the memo line. Thank you in advance for your suppor t.
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March 2015
SUNDAY
MONDAY
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2
*Core Sound
Friends 1:30pm
*5 Loaves1st Baptist
6pm
*Crosswinds to
movies
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*DOK 11:45am
*5 Loaves1st Baptist
6pm
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*Core Sound
Friends 2:30pm
TUESDAY
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WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
4
5
6
7
11
12
13
14
*Bible Study
with Fr.
John,
12:30pm
*Snug
Harbor 11am
18*Bible
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20
21*ECW
*New
Beginnings
# 50
Lenten
Retreat
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*Bible Study
with Fr.
John,
12:30pm
10
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Study with
Fr. John,
12:30pm
*5 Loaves1st Baptist
6pm
*Vestry
7pm
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23
24
*5 Loaves1st Baptist
6pm
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*Bible Study
with Fr.
John,
12:30pm
*2Fish CaféCalvary
6pm
Sunday Schedule
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*Palm Sunday
*5 Loaves1st Baptist
6pm
SATURDAY
8am Holy
Eucharist, Rite I
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9:30am Sunday
School
10:45am Holy
Eucharist, Rite II
5:30pm
Crosswinds
9:30am3:00pm
*Palm
Crosses
9am
Wednesday
Schedule
10:45 The Bible
Sharing Group
12noon
Eucharist
12:30pm Bible
Study
7:00pm Choir
Sunday Servants for March 2015
Altar Guild – Allison DuBuisson, Mary Duane Hale,, Dale Wooten
Mar
1
Mar
8
Mar
15
Mar
22
Mar
29
Acolytes
Other Servants
8:00
Nicky Lee
EM: Barbara & Allan Harding
Greeter/Bread: Eva & Tom Higgins
Ushers: Dick deButts, Helen O’Neal, Joe Smith, Tom Higgins
Coffee: Lynne Eastman, Sylvia Wheatly
10:45
C George Rose
T Ellie Rose
T Ashley Porter
C Alyx Goodwin
8:00
Vicki Morris
10:45
C Emily Bulla
T Chris Samojedny
T Tom Samojedny
C Louis Daniel
8:00
Susan Stumbaugh
EM: Mamré Wilson, Susan Smitherman
Greeter/Bread: Anna & Dick deButts
Ushers: Jeanette Holland, Gary Mercer, Jack Sweeney, Dale Wooten
Coffee: George & Patti Dill
10:45
C Ashley Domke
T Ashley Porter
T Anatoly Ehlers
C Elsa Ehlers
EM: Dick Brown, Pat Schaaf
Lectors: Pat Schaaf, Scott Sherrill
Greeter/Bread: Jan Carlisto
Ushers: Jack Gardner, Rob MacArthur, Frieda Menzer, Chris Schoden
Coffee: Saundra Heet
8:00
Mitchell Brooks
10:45
C Jake Robertson
T Andy Huang
T Jillian Murphy
C Louis Daniel
EM: Sarah Jo Safrit, Susan Stumbaugh
Greeter/Bread: George & Dale Wooten
Ushers: Lynwood Daughtry, Jim Smitherman, Jeff Vinton, Sandy Brock
Coffee: Elaine & Dick Barber
8:00
Len Gilstrap
10:45
C George Rose
T Sam MacArthur
T Sarah MacArthur
C Duncan Englehardt
EM: Deborah Van Dyken, Walter Phillips
Lectors: Charles & Tricia Phillips
Greeter/Bread: Sandra Howarth
Ushers: Charles Hale, Steve Mehan, Joe Ustach
Coffee: Bitsy Dudley, Anne Searl
EM: Susan Stumbaugh, Marianna Hollinshed
Greeter/Bread: Margaret & Sandy Brock
Ushers: David Clawson, John Sewell, Ellen Sewell, Dick deButts
Coffee: Saundra Heet
EM: Julia Hamilton, Allison DuBuisson
Lectors: Walter Phillips, Sarah Jo Safrit
Greeter/Bread: Joe & Nancy Ustach
Ushers: Tip Noe, Birkett Howarth, Tom Samojedny, Jane Gordon
Coffee: The Bailey Family
EM: Walter Phillips, Dick Brown
Lectors: Rick & Sherri Smith
Greeter/Bread: Sylvia Wheatly
Ushers: Jack Gilstrap, Ed Nelson, Shelvey Lloyd
Coffee: Dick & Roberta Brown
EM: Charles Phillips, Patti Dill
Greeter/Bread: Jeanette Holland
Ushers: Phil Morris, Bill Rawls, Helen Rawls, Helen O’Neal
Coffee: The Hale Family
EM: William Moore Davis, Ashley Simpson
Lectors: Sonya Stanley, Mamré Wilson
Greeter/Bread: Saundra Heet
Ushers: David DuBuisson, Jim Searl, Pennylloyd Baldridge
Coffee: Deborah
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March 2015 Edition
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Renée Luther, Parish Administrator
Lee Barnes, Parish Secretary
Rick Smith, Organist/Choirmaster
Stephen Hauman, Sexton
E-mail addresses for the church :
Fr. John—[email protected]
Rick Smith - [email protected]
Renée Luther, Parish Administrator:
[email protected]
Lee Barnes, Parish Secretary:
[email protected]
Church office—[email protected]
*March 20-New Beginnings #50
*March 21-ECW Lenten Retreat
*March 29-Palm Sunday
*April 2-Maundy Thursday Service-7pm
*April 3-Good Friday Services-12Noon & 7pm
*April 5-Easter Services-7am, 9:30am, 11:15am
*April 6-10-Office will be closed
The Epistle is the monthly parish newsletter for St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Beaufort, NC.
The deadline for submission is the 20th of each month.
For address changes or other information, please contact the church office.
Office: (252) 728-3324 Fax: (252) 728-1904 Email: [email protected]
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