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Services
Sundays
Holy Eucharist:
7:45 a.m., 9:00 a.m.,
11:15 a.m.
Tuesdays
Holy Eucharist/Healing:
5:30 p.m.
(Olney Chapel)
Thursdays
Holy Eucharist/Healing:
12:15 p.m.
(Olney Chapel)
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Sunday
October 2
Sunday
October 9
Christian Formation
for all ages begin at 10:15 a.m.
Visitors' and Newcomers' Class
Hospitality Room Pendleton
Youth Choir begins
at 5:00 p.m. in
Choir Room
Monday
October 10
Flu Clinic
8:15 a.m. - 10:15 a.m.
in dining room C
Sunday
October 16
Christian Formation
for all ages begin at 10:15 a.m.
Sunday
October 23
Christian Formation
for all ages begin at 10:15 a.m.
Sunday
October 30
Christian Formation
for all ages begin at 10:15 a.m.
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How Do You ...
at the Advent?
Do you know how
to reserve a room, submit an article, make a copy, receive
a reimbursement,
or reserve
a vehicle?
Ann Harken has updated the guide
to accomplishing such tasks, and it is available here
for you to read, print and memorize.
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Who are these Biblical
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That Christ's light be seen in us October 2011
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CalendarsPublic (updated continually) Parish (set before publication)
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From the Rector
Dear Advent Parishioner,
We are anticipating a great turnout and experience with the upcoming revival at Montgomery Commons!
The inspiration for the revival came from the Holy Spirit after an unsuccessful attempt to work with a respected consultant to improve our approach to stewardship.
He declined our offer, and said we were not ready. Specifically, the lay and ordained leadership were not ready to implement his proven plan.... He said we needed a stronger foundation!!
Imagine our chagrin! Who was he to admonish us?
After soul searching and prayer, we were led to take his words as inspired by the Holy Spirit and did some serious examination of our lives of faith. Of course, we Adventers are unparalleled in service to community and involvement in every sort of "good works"; however, St. Paul warned against thinking that trying harder would get us into heaven. He taught that faith is primary for Christians. Thus was born the idea of the Revival: Raise the tent, raise the Faith. How can we turn the "No" from a consultant into a "Yes" to becoming a more Christ-centered Church?
We hope you will attend the 10:30 a.m. service on October 2.
We also hope you will attend one of the cottage meetings to follow the revival, when we will evaluate our corporate and individual responses to the experience. They will give us a chance to share and discuss our reactions in small group sessions and later to bring the conclusions we reach to the entire congregation in a Sunday church setting.
Raise the tent, raise the Faith! See you there,
Russ and Megan Rudolph
Carole and Mac Davis
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Pastoral Care Extending Christ's healing care |
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Prayers of the People (as of 27 September 2011)
For those in our parish who are in need of God's healing and our spiritual support: Carlos Moseley, Rosie Cunningham, Angel White, Ginger Watson, Bob McCullough,Virginia Moses, Bob Hayes, Gay Peden, Helen France, Sue Fisher, Ginny Miller, Mary Hipp McCutchen, Pamela Cook, Linda McGee, Betty Taylor, Phebe Crosland, Margaret Hindman, Tess Hearn, Meredith Boyce, Mac Dunbar, Ann Kiesau, Julie Gnerlich, Cynthia Moseley, Helen Lambert, Roy and Linda Ellis, Allen Lipscomb, George Mitchell, Jervey Dupre, Richard Lowry, David Fort, Elizabeth Simons, Mel Myers, Cecil Brown and Frannie Jordan
And for these persons: Fredric Wetzel, Nora Smith, James Wiley, Drew Williams, Chase Comer, Robin, Kathy Willard, Katie Norton, Frances Carpenter, Nancy, Jim Bagnal, Tom Wyatt III, Linda Johnson, Sharon Lowry, Dupie Cates Cochran, Stephanie, The Holmes family, John Lamiman, Joyce Cauble, Colleen Keith, Rebecca Harrison, Gail Speed, Reece, Louise, Charlie Boland, Terrie Ball, Janet Barrett, Evin Evans, Roy Swoape, Hugh Martin Efird, Maude Carr, Fletcher and Ruth Thompson, Rhondy Huff, Bonnie Hina, Laurie Egeland, Clarke Smart, Peggy Green, Robert Worthy, Jerry Burke, Maria King, Barbara Humphries, Andrew Prater, Jane Adkins, Marjie Whitney, Todd Marshall, Steve, Juliet Eaves, Caroline Pulliam, Philip Foster, Bill Straughan, Jerry Webber, Jake Hegr, Karen Harpe and Charlotte Brady
For these persons serving in the armed forces of our country: Michael McCraw, Tripp Lynn, John Watters, Ed Y. Hall, Sam Brown, Robert W. Gautier, Grant R. Blackwell, Daniella Roberson, Stafford Smith, Michael Hall, Jennifer and Christopher Guyne, Chad Sims, Thomas E. Grubb, Ashley McGaha, Derrick Gossett, Wade Hampton McIntyre IV, Patrick Myers, Thomas Adam Nolen, Wayne Pennington, Robert E. Flandry III, John Wranek and Rion Cartin And for the people on the confidential Prayer List of the Daughters of the King. In Thanksgiving For these expectant mothers: Brandy Gutierrez, Katie Barber, Katie Culler Jordan, Martha Bomar, Jennifer Reynolds and Betsy Stokes Conrad And for these newborns: Cameron Philip Prater, son of Jen and Ben Prater of Asheville and grandson of Phil and Linda Mcgee, born August 20 For those who have died: Ann Berline Birthdays in October (Ages 1 - 11) Bennett Rudolph (10/2) Bear Brannon (10/2) Blair Brown (10/3) Lillian Delaney (10/5)
Robert Hammett (10/5)
Henry Montgomery (10/6)
Ellie Toler (10/8)
Ella Ross (10/11)
Garland Hough (10/12) Joseph Gutierrez (10/16) Mary Elisabeth Reid (10/16)
Miles Little (10/19)
Cole Bernard (10/20)
Tab Cannon (10/23)
Jack Graham (10/24)
Brownlee Wakefield (10/27)
Thorn Evans (10/27)
Walter Montgomery (10/30) Pastoral Care Report Thank you, Elizabeth Gilliam, for coordinating our Card Ministry for as long as we can remember and a very warm welcome and thank you to Elizabeth's replacement, Holly Watters, who has graciously agreed to lead the Card Ministry for our church. We recruited five men at the Ministries Fair to assist with Long Term and Short Term Care. St. Francis and St. Clare is an equal opportunity ministry, and we welcome all ages and genders. If you are interested in assisting with this ministry, please contact Mary Hope Rhodes or Patsy Simril. As St. Francis wrote, "O Divine Master, grant that I may not so much seek to be consoled as to console, to be understood as to understand, to be loved as to love. For it is in giving that we receive, it is in pardoning that we are pardoned, it is in dying that we are born to eternal life.
Cancer Support Group
The Cancer Support Group will meet Wednesday, October 12 at 4:00 p.m. in conference room 1, which is the room diagonally opposite the library in Satterlee Hall. Please join the group if your life has been touched by cancer. For more information, call Jackie Hollis at 573-5177.
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Liturgy/Music Proclaiming the Gospel |
2011 October Flowers
First Sunday- October 2, 2011
Altar Memorial
The flowers that adorn the altar are given to the glory of God and
in loving memory of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Camp, Jr. and Dr. and Mrs. DeWitt Conger
in memory of James Renwick Wilkes III, Virginia Smith Irwin, John Davis Smith, Milon and Virginia Christman by Davis Smith, Milon and Lou Smith and Reecie Smith Wilkes
Second Sunday- October 9, 2011
Altar Memorial
The flowers that adorn the altar are given to the glory of God and
in loving memory of those who have gone before us by George and Sissy Stone
Third Sunday - October 16, 2011
Altar Memorials
The flowers that adorn the altar are given to the glory of God and
in loving memory of Mr. and Mrs. John Y. DuPre', Earline Bates and Lois Mills by Mr. and Mrs. Gary J. Giegerich and children, Mr. and Mrs. David R. Lavender and Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Wiggins and children Fourth Sunday - October 23, 2011
Alter Memorial
The flowers that adorn the altar are to the Glory of God and in loving memory of Buddy Nelms by Jamie, Jennifer, Maggie, and Will Cubitt
Baptismal Font
The flowers around the Baptismal Font are to the glory
of God and
for the greatest of God's gifts, Mac and Anne McIntyre by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cobb Goldberg
Fourth Sunday - October 30, 2011
Alter Memorial
The flowers that adorn the altar are to the Glory of God and
in loving memory of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Hayes, John E. R. Hayes, Mary Love Hayes, Mary Love (Zoo) Hayes, Jr., Kathryn Nolan Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Hayes, C. B. Hayes, Jr. and C. B. Hayes III by their family in loving memory of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Edgar Boggs, Jr. by Mr. and Mrs. Glen Barksdale Boggs, II
Music Ministry
"Man, Women, Wine and Song"
On Friday, October 7 the Advent's professional adult choir members, along with guest vocalist Anne Denbow, will be providing an evening of Broadway and opera favorites. Dinner will start at 7:00 p.m., but cocktails are available at 6:30 p.m. and the entertainment will start at 8:00 p.m. Tickets are $35 and are available at the Advent Shoppe or the front desk. For more information, please call Brennan Szafron at 504-3694.
Introducing Kelly Vaneman - Angel Choir Director
The Advent is pleased to welcome Kelly Vaneman, the new director of the Angel Choir, who is no stranger to us. Currently a  professor of oboe and music history at Converse College, Kelly and her husband Chris, also a music professor at Converse, have sung in the Advent Schola since 2008. They have a 7-year old daughter, Tally, who has been a part of the children's choir
program since she was 4. Kelly is a native of San Angelo, TX and holds an undergraduate degree from Baylor University and a graduate music degree from Yale University. She and Chris have lived in Spartanburg since 1996. We're blessed to have such talented musicians in our parish!
We're growing, but we still need you!
It's a pleasure to announce that there are 4 new members of the St. Cecilia (9:00 a.m. adult) choir and 3 new members in the Advent Schola (11:15 a.m. adult choir), but we can still use more singers. Please call Brennan Szafron at 504-3694 or e-mail him at bszafron@churchofadvent.org if you are interested in singing with either choir.
"Music, Here and There" Concert Series
Wednesday, November 2 at 7:00 p.m.
A choral Holy Eucharist for the feast of All Souls at St. Christopher's Episcopal Church
Sunday, January 29 at 4:00 p.m.
Market Street Brass, a quintet from Greensboro, North Carolina. The professional ensemble will perform everything from Bach to Dixieland.
Sunday, March 18 at 4:00 p.m.
The Portland Guitar Duo will perform. The duo uses multiple forms of classical guitars to create beautiful melodies.
Friday, May 4 at 7:00 p.m.
The children's choir of St. Peter's Episcopal Church in Charlotte, North Carolina. St. Peter's hosts a choral school that trains children from ages 8 to 18.
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Christian Formation Growing in understanding
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Adult Formation Update
It's good to see so many folks in Sunday seminars! If you're not there, you're both missed and missing out.
After our revival on Sunday, October 2, Dr. A. K. Anderson from Wofford returns to share a little poetry with us. While much of T. S. Eliot's best-known poetry came before he joined the Anglican Church, he still produced great works following his conversion. This five-week course will focus on Eliot's post-conversion poetry, especially on his "Four Quartets." A.K. is always funny, always provocative, and always brilliant - come to dining rooms A and B to see for yourself why he is always a welcomed guest speaker.
Fr. Ned Morris will hold his rector's forum on Sunday, October 9 and 16 this month. He is using as a point ofdiscussion a series of videos by Rob Bell, author of the controversial book Love Wins. The lectionary Bible study is always available in Olney Chapel - drop in to learn more about the day's readings.
Blessing of the Animals
In honor of St. Francis and the season of creation celebration (late Pentecost), bring your pets to the lawn besidePendleton Hall on Sunday, October 9 at 5:00 pm for special blessings. Our fourth and fifth grade class will assist with the service and the Youth Choir will lead us in song. There will be refreshments for everyone, both animal and human, and offerings of food and/or money will be gratefully accepted for the Animal Shelter. Please do remember the pet blessing guidelines: dogs must be leashed; cats must be held or caged; large animals must be accompanied by large humans. In case of rain, the event will be cancelled.
Flu Clinic
Our 2011 Flu Clinic is scheduled for Monday, October 10 from 8:15 a.m. to 10:15 a.m. in dining room C.
The cost is as follows: Flu shot-$25; Preservative freeFlu shot-$30; Flu mist-$45; Pneumonia shot-$75. We will accept checks, cash or credit/debit cards. Medicare will notbe accepted this year.
Please pre-register to ensure they bring the right amount of vaccine. To reserve your spot, contact the church receptionist at 585-2268 or Ann at 504-3690. Please take advantage of this service as we want to continue to offer it each year.
The Advent Children's Center
The Advent Children's Center has successfully started another year. The children are back and much of the crying has stopped! Many of the classrooms have a full enrollment but there are a few openings in some classes. Please encourage those expressing interest to call the office at 585-7143 or email Kathie Borowski at kborowski@churchofadvent.org for more information.
The staff and children would like to thank Mr. Charles Minch for being a guest reader. Mr. Minch came to the preschool on Monday, September 12 and read to the children. He brings some of his wonderful hats to match the stories he reads. The children love it and the staff appreciates his time and support.
The fire truck made its annual visit and supervised the first fire drill on Wednesday, September 14. The firemen dressed out in their gear to alleviate the fear children would experience seeing them for the first time. The children practiced "stop, drop and roll" and talked about having a safe meeting place outside their house in case of a fire.
The teachers are conducting the first of the parent-teacher conferences for the year. It is a nice time for parents to hear about their child's progress. The teachers are also getting ready for the first field trip to the pumpkin patch. The trips are a fun way to experience the changes taking place in the seasons.
Let's make Halloween GREEN!
Halloween is the name given to the eve or vigil of All Saints'
(or All Hallows') Day. Originating with the Celtic tribes, the
festival marked the end of summer and was a time when the bridge separating this world and the next became thinner, allowing spirits to cross over. The secular popularity of the holiday in the 21st Century has caused it to be less about honoring the saints than commercial sales of costumes and decorations.
Today, almost every child under 12 goes trick or treating on Halloween. And they love to dress up! But here's a sobering thought: if only half the children in America traded costumes instead of buying new ones, it would keep 6,250 TONS of waste out of our landfills. October 8 is National Costume
Swap Day. Ask your friends to participate with you, or visit greenhalloween.org/costumeswap to find an in-person or
online swap event. It could be even more fun than trick or treating - and a good thing for preserving God's creation.
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Youth Empowering students
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MIDDLE SCHOOL FALL RETREAT
"Work of faith, labor of love."
1 Thessalonians 1:3
CAMP GRAVATT, OCTOBER 14-16
Registration deadline: September 30 Cost: $75.00
Poke These Dates into Your Phone
Sunday, October 2 and 16
Junior High 5:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Senior High 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday, October 5
Youth Confirmation Class from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
in the Parish and Community Life Center
Sunday, October 9 and 23
Discipleship Groups (D-Groups)
Wednesday, October 12 and 26
11th and 12th graders Discipleship Group
(D-Group) will meet at Venus Pie
October 14-16
Middle School Fall Retreat, Camp Gravatt
Friday, October 28
Oyster Roast (Youth Provide Child-Care)
2011-2012 Youth Confirmands
Please continue to keep the following young persons
in your prayers as they pursue confirmation:
Lauren Kistler, Caroline Turner, Brad Oberg,
Anne Townsend Wakefield, Emma Hall, Julia Wilson, Robert Holland, Liam Schmitt, and Claire Howell.
SAVE THE DATE
GIRLOLOGY - Saturday, January 28, 2012
Girlology Parent Sessions:
Elementary, Middle and High School Youth
Advent Parish and Community Life Center
Sponsored by Advent Youth Ministry
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Convocation Relief Trip October 9-15
In the beginning of October, from October 9-15, there will be another opportunity to come and be a part of this work o clean and rebuild a community that has gone through so much in the past months. "I am certain that, like the past two experiences, it will be full of stories of joy and hardship that will help to transform our lives and draw us into deeper relationships with each other and God," said Father Hal Carter.
If you think you might be interested in participating in this ministry, please e-mail Father Hal Carter at email.
Outreach Sunday-10,000 Meals Assembled
10,000 meals were assembled in 35 minutes for Stop Hunger Now. These meals will be shipped to Haiti to provide nourishment for those in desperate need of these vitamin-and-nutrient-rich meals. During the packing of these meals, 90 thank you parcels for the Spartanburg Fire Department were assembled by the 3 and 4 year olds of the parish as well as other members. The parcels were created in appreciation for the department's service to the community and in remembrance of September 11. Both events were wonderful representations of what we as people of faith are called to do. And if your friends ask, yes, that was The Advent on the Spartanburg CBS nightly news on September 11.
If these events awakened a curiosity to find ways to volunteer and pray through action, please contact Fr. Hal at email . Again, thank you to everyone who participated in Mission and Outreach Sunday through action and prayer.
SPIHN at the Advent!
Can you imagine being homeless? Can you imagine being homeless along with your children? The Church of the Advent is one of thirteen churches in the county who open their doors four times a year so that homeless families with children can have a safe, welcoming place to stay. To provide this wonderful service, a multitude of volunteers provide time and talents.
The Church of the Advent hosted four families, including 7 children, through the Spartanburg Interfaith Hospitality Network (SPIHN) the week of August 21-28.
The Session Coordinator was Stewart Elliott, who provided wonderful leadership for the week.
The overnight hosts who arrived at 5:30 p.m. each night and stayed with the families until 7:00 a.m. the next morning were: Barbara Adams, Stewart Elliott, Hal Carter, Alice Dorrance, Ekky Foss, Bob Holland, Alec Hopps, Cibby Krell, Hearon McCravy, Rob Pflug, Ashley Reid, Jimmy Shoulders, and Trey Thies.
Additional hospitality associates who helped were: Doris Matthews, Mark Mullen, Jeremy Soto, and Steve Wyman.
Each night dinner is provided by the wonderful cooks of the Advent for the families and the church volunteers. The session food coordinator was Sarah Galloway. The dinner providers were: Alice Dorrance, Wesley and Libba Hammond, Melissa Johnson, Francie Little, Keysie and Joe Maddox, Gail McCullough, and Kari Warren.
Additional support for SPIHN is the setup and breakdown of the rooms for the guests. These necessary volunteers were: Mac and Carol Davis, David and Kay Fudge, Trey Thies, and Steve Wyman.
Flowers were provided for the rooms and common areas headed by Martha Schwartz, Ellen Gould and the Altar Guild.
Last but not least, Ellen Rutter washed all the bed linens and towels used by the guests.
This ministry is a labor of love for all of the above mentioned volunteers. The Advent will host SPIHN again November 27-December 4, 2011. Please contact Charlie Tulloh if you would like to be added to the number of SPIHN volunteers.
Food Basket Ministry
Please participate in the Food Basket Ministry by donating non-perishable foodstuff to Total Ministries. There are bins in Satterlee Hall and in the Parish and Community Life Center.
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Parish Life Fostering Christian fellowship
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First Wednesday Dinner
The First Wednesday Dinner will be at 5:45 p.m. on
October 5 in the dining rooms in the PCLC. The cost is $5.00 per adult and $3.00 per child (12 and younger) or $20.00 per family. Please let us know you are coming for a head count. RSVP to egilliam@churchofadvent.org or call 504-3680.
In Stitches
IN STITCHES wants your help! We're particularly looking for seamstresses who would enjoy sewing some small projects with our kimono silk. Knit, crochet, and needlepoint artists are always welcome to donate their beautiful things for bazaar. We want to help make this year the best ever because the local charities that benefit from our bazaar have never needed our help more. Please come to the art room on Wednesday, October 5 between 4:00 p.m. and 5:45 p.m.
Serendipity Circle
The Serendipity Circle will meet Monday, October 10 at 10:00 a.m. hosted by Barbara Adams and Janice Janiec.
Call Barbara for more information at 579-7717.
Country Store-Artichoke Relish
October 19 and 20 - Mustard Based Artichoke Relish with Francie Little as Head Cook
October 25 and 26 - Vinegar Based Artichoke Relish
We need a Head Cook for these two days. This is a wonderful part of our Outreach Ministry. Please contact Dede King at
978-7988 if you are interested.
Also, don't forget to join us on Wednesday, October 5 for Apple Pie Filling.
Oyster Roast - Friday, October 28
Tickets are now available for our annual Advent Roast. The cost is $35 per person. This includes something for everyone - shrimp, oysters, clam chowder, steak, sides, beer, wine and soft drinks. Not Even Brothers, our band from last year, will be the entertainment. Your ticket can also be used to get a 15% discount at the Advent Shoppe. Tickets can be purchased on Sundays in front of the church or from The Advent Shoppe, Monday through Friday, 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Honey, Let's Shuck the Kids!
The Advent is once again offering babysitting services during the Oyster Roast. This fabulous fundraiser will help support the 2012 youth pilgrimage to Belize. So, bring your kids and we'll keep them entertained with magic, movies, goodies and games. Babysitting hours from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. in the Youth Center of the Advent. Costs: $25 sitting fee - $10 per additional child with a $45 cap on charges. Please call 504-3683 by October 26, to make reservations for your child/children.
Fellowship Groups
Fellowship Group I will meet on October 16 at the home of Jackie and Richard Hollis at 100 Gable Court. Bring a covered dish and your favorite beverage. Call them at 573-5177 or email them at riphollis@bellsouth.net to let them know you are coming.
Baby Boomers will meet on November 5 at 6:30 p.m. at the home of Tracy and Jimmy Shoulders at 432 Old Iron Works Rd. Bring a covered dish and your favorite beverage. Email them at jimmyshoulders@att.net or ttshoulders@spart.7.org or call them at 582-9932 to let them know you are coming.
Sorta Young Save the date for November 18 at 7:00 p.m. at the home of Jenny and Jay Wakefield.
EPISCOPALS: The Shapes of Notes Past
If you have ever wondered what shape notes are, or why William Walker is honored in Spartaburg, or whether they sound good. . . .this program is for you. Join us on Wednesday, October 12 at 11:45 a.m. Carolyn Roberts plans to explain it all briefly, and has invited the Walker Companions to sing shape note hymns. This group of ten comes from the Spartanburg Philharmonic Music Club, and you will see some familiar faces in it as well as hear some beautiful sounds. With this program comes the best $6 lunch in town! Please make your reservation at 504-3682 by October 10.
New Communications Coordinator
Please welcome our new Communications Coordinator, Cynthia Jamison-Brashier. Cynthia joined the staff on August 8 and has already made a difference in the look of our publications.
Cynthia most recently worked for The Palmetto Bank as their Marketing Officer, Public Relations Manager. She and her husband have one child, Hana (7), and live at Lake Bowen.
Please contact Cynthia for any publication needs: The Parish Paper, weekly email, web page and posters. She is also handling room reservations so please contact her with requests for events and equipment. Her email address is cbrashier@churchofadvent.org; phone is 585-9090 ext. 1200. Her office hours are 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
We are delighted to have Cynthia bring her talents to
the Advent.
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Parish Management Supporting the Advent's ministries
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Vestry Nominations for 2012
The Nominating Committee is accepting nominations for the Vestry election to be held at the annual meeting in January. We will elect a Junior Warden-elect, four Vestry members and approve the Youth representative. Please contact John Dargan
at 582-0138 with your nominations. (Self-nominations are in order.) The other members of the committee are: John Coleman, 237-3363; Sarah Gunn, 621-6026; Mary Hope Rhodes, 497-2868; and Jay Walpole, 415-4901.
A Celebration of Seventeen Years of Service
You are cordially invited to attend a retirement reception for
Ann Harken on Sunday, November 6, 2011 at 12:30 p.m.
in the Parish Community Life Center (Dining Rooms A and B)
Vestry
Senior Warden
John Dargan: 582-0138 or JDargan@spcf.org Senior Warden-Elect Mark Blackman: 594-5853 or mblackman@wjpartners.com Junior Warden Ted Gage: 583-8448 or twgage@bellsouth.net Pastoral Care Mary Hope Rhodes: 583-1305 or mhgrhodes@charter.net Liturgy John Coleman: 583-0660 or jncoleman@bellsouth.net Christian Formation Patsy Simril: 585-3375 or patsysimril@gmail.com Youth Representative Thomas Johnson: 542-2044 or t_l_johnson@charter.net Outreach Mary Hope Rhodes: 583-1305 or mhgrhodes@charter.net Malinda Tulloh: 585-5634 or c-m.tulloh@att.net Mary Frances Price: 585-4538 or MFWPRICE@aol.com Sarah Gunn: 582-3810 or swgunn@charter.net Parish Life Jerry Setzer: 583-3215 or setz7518@bellsouth.net Bobby Hammett: 590-2655 or hammettra@gmail.com Suzanne Dantin: 541-7519 or suzannedantin@charter.net Parish Management Jay Walpole: 253-0277 or jayw321@gmail.com Rick Dent: 580-1167 or rickdent04@hotmail.com Ashley Allen: 585-4455 or Ashley.allen@milliken.com Stewardship Mark Blackman: 594-5853 or mblackman@wjpartners.com |
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