Bishop's Guild invites all to mark
its centennial at Oct. 4 garden party
The Bishop's Guild of the Diocese of Los Angeles will celebrate its 100th year of ministry at its annual garden party on Saturday, Oct. 4, 2 - 4 p.m. at the Pasadena home of Bishop J. Jon Bruno and Mary Bruno. Artwork by children from Episcopal schools in the diocese will be on display for show and silent auction, and many seminarians will be present to meet and talk to.
The Bishop's Guild was launched in 1914 to carry out special projects on behalf of the first bishop of Los Angeles, the Rt. Rev. Joseph Horsfall Johnson. It continued to support the work of the bishop for many years, and gradually its ministry was focused on the financial and spiritual well-being of men - and later women - of the diocese who were preparing to enter the ministry.
The support of seminarians remains the Guild's ministry today. Through the annual garden party and other donations, the guild raises funds for seminarian scholarships and supports the students through prayer. When new deacons and priests are ordained, the guild often hosts the post-service reception.
Tickets to the garden party are $30; for reservations, contact Donna Keller, president, at dkeller68@yahoo.com or 951.545.4218. (For those unable to attend, donations to support the guild's work are appreciated.)
As part of the centennial celebration, the Bishop's Guild is looking for stories of its past, from clergy who were assisted by the scholarship program, or from congregations that assisted seminarians. To let the Bishop's Guild know about the experience, or for information about the organization, contact Keller at the email address or phone number listed above.
 Diocesan AIDS Mass
planned for Oct. 19
The annual diocesan AIDS Mass in commemoration of those who have lost their lives to the AIDS epidemic and in support of those who live with HIV/AIDS will be held at 6 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 19 at Church of the Holy Nativity, 6700 W. 83rd Street, Westchester (Los Angeles) 90045-2730 (Phone: 310.570.4777). Bishop Suffragan Mary D. Glasspool will celebrate; the preacher will be the Rev. Patrick Crerar, rector of St. Clement's Church, San Clemente. The diocesan AIDS quilt will be displayed and ready for participants to sign with the names of their loved ones. A reception will follow the service.
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 Diocesan Convention ...
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 Convention web page online Impossible as it may seem, it's time to think about Diocesan Convention, to be held Friday - Saturday, Dec. 5 - 6 at the Ontario Convention Center.
Clergy and delegates, as well as alternate delegates, exhibitors, volunteers and visitors, will find about everything they need to know at the newly redesigned convention web page, found here. As the date for convention draws nearer, those planning to attend the meeting are encouraged to visit the page often for updated information, forms, candidate bios and photos, helpful documents and more.
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Just Action ...
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Just Action: Versed!
In this week's Just Action video, the Program Group on Youth & Young Adult Ministry invites young people of the diocese to Versed! to explore the story of Jerusalem in a four-week series of discussions led by Bishops Jon Bruno, Diane Jardine Bruce and Mary Glasspool, and Rabbi Noah Farkas on Tuesday evenings in October. Email to ctumilty@ladiocese.org for information and registration.
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Contra Costa Times
September 14
Saint Nicholas Episcopal Church in Encino
marks 75 years with bilingual Mass
ENCINO >> Corinne Elrod was a young teen when she started attending St. Nicholas of Myra Episcopal Church in the early 1960s. Back then, she said, parishioners were all "white bread" - largely of English, Irish and Swedish ancestry. She doesn't recall any tambourines in the music that reverberated within the walls of this Spanish Mission-style church. And one probably wouldn't have heard liturgy completely in Spanish. But during a bilingual Mass on Sunday commemorating the church's 75th anniversary, Elrod celebrated the congregation's growing diversity: tambourines and all. Read more here.
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Events & announcements ...
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 St. Cross to join in march against climate change
 Learn about Catechesis
of the Good Shepherd
at meetings in Fullerton Informational meetings about the Catechesis of the Good Shepherd Christian Education program will be held on Thursday, Sept. 18, 7 - 8:30 p.m., and Sunday, Sept. 28, 12:30 p.m. (lunch and childcare provided) at Emmanuel Episcopal Church, Fullerton. All are invited. The Catechesis of the Good Shepherd is a developmentally based Christian education program which nurtures and ministers to the religious needs of children as young as three years old. It has been described as the meeting of two mysteries: the mystery of God and the mystery of the child. It enriches the spiritual lives of all involved -- parents, priests, parishes, catechists and assistants, as well as the children. For information and reservations, call the church office at 714.879.8070 or email to emmanuel_office@sbcglobal.net, or contact Ginger Cash at 714.992.6417 or gwcash@sbcglobal.net. A flyer is here. Emmanuel Church is located at 1145 W. Valencia Mesa Drive, Fullerton 92833.
 Gooden Center conference will promote 'Emotional & Spiritual Sobriety" at Sept. 27 conference The Gooden Center, an Episcopal Church-related institution in Pasadena that treats men with alcohol or drug addcition, will sponor "Emotional & Spiritual Sobriety," a daylong conference with spiritual director Herb Kaighan (left) and clinical psychologist and addiction expert Allen Berger (below left) on Saturday, Sept. 27, with registration beginning at 8:30 a.m., at Fuller Seminary's Travis Auditorium,  135 N. Oakland Avenue, Pasadena 91101. The presentation is intended for those battling addiction, and "will help you have healthy relationships with yourself, your family, your friends and colleagues and 'other,' and to take ownership and full responsibility for your life." The program, which will include morning and afternoon workshops; lunch will be served. The second workshop will conclude at about 4:30 p.m. There is no charge for the workshops or lunch, but reservations are requested: call 626.356.0078 or click here. Co-sponsored by the Fuller Institute for Recovery Ministry, and Vital Connections. A flyer is here.
 Yoga classes at St. Stephen's, Hollywood, to promote health, 'give back' to community The Jubilee Consortium, a coalition of Episcopal congregations that promotes health and wellbeing in the Los Angeles and Hollywood communities, is offering a yoga class with a difference; a chance to get fit and give back at the same time. The yoga class, which will be offered by a certified instructor from 7 to 8:15 p.m. on Thursdays at $15 per class, will help fund similar classes in an underserved community in Los Angeles. Classes will begin with a free session on Thursday, Sept. 18 at St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, 6125 Carlos Avenue, Hollywood (Los Angeles). Abundant free parking is available, and herbal tea will be served after class. Bring a mat, towel and water. Classes will be taught in English and Spanish. A flyer is here.
 Nov. 8 EPF conference to explore situation in Holy Lands Episcopal Peace Fellowship and the Palestine Israel Network invite the diocesan community to "The Stones Cry Out: Responding to the Occupation of Palestine," a one-day conference on Saturday, Nov. 8, 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. at The Church of Our Saviour, 535 W. Roses Road, San Gabriel 91775. Featured speakers will include Dr. Jonathan Kuttab, a human rights lawyer in Israel and Palestine; the Rev. Sandra Olewine, former United Methodist liaison to Jerusalem; and Shakeel Syed, executive director of the Islamic Shura Council of Southern California. The Rev. Allison Liles, EPF's executive director, calls the conference "a perfect embodiment of EPF's history as we call for justice and nonviolent activism in the midst of the most controversial events of our time." The previous night, Friday, Nov. 7 at 7 p.m., a "Peacemakers & Pilgrims Dinner" celebrating 75 years of EPF will be held at Wahib's Middle East Restaurant in Alhambra. Cost for the weekend is $70, or $35 for the Friday dinner and $40 for the Saturday conference. For information, click here and select the PIN LA page, or email to EPF.PIN.LA@gmail.com.
 'Route 66 Roadhouse BBQ' is theme of event at St. Paul's, Tustin St. Paul's, Tustin invites you to "get your kicks on Route 66" at its annual Taste of St. Paul's celebration, which this year will have the theme "Roadhouse BBQ at St. Paul's." The event, take place on Saturday, October 9, 6 p.m. at the church, will include a show of classic cars, live and silent auctions, live music by "Swingshift" and dancing, a "fabulous gourmet barbecue" and "decadent desserts" made by St. Paul's chefs. Participants are invited to wear favorite attire from the open rode. Tickets are $75 each; reservations are requested by Oct. 9. Proceeds support St. Paul's community outreach programs. For information or reservations, email to dbmoburg@gmail.com or call 714.269.9065. St. Paul's Church is located at 1221 Wass Street, Tustin.
 Long Beach parish invites all to weekly bible study sessions St. Gregory's Church, Long Beach, invites all to its small group Bible Study, meeting on Monday nights at 6:30 p.m. or on Thursdays at 11 a.m. in Room 10 on the West side of the church next to the Fireside Room. The goal "is not to make you a bible scholar, but to help you grow in your walk with Jesus," according to an invitation from the congregation. For further information, contact cariadcaroline@yahoo.com. St. Gregory's Church is located at 6201 E Willow Street, Long Beach 90815.
 Welsh Choir seeks new singers for 2014-15 season Côr Cymraeg De Califfornia (the Welsh Choir of Southern California) is seeking new members to perform in concerts this Fall and next Spring, including the Saint David's Day Festival on March 1, 2015. Later in the summer the choir may be singing at the Hollywood Bowl with hundreds of other choristers. The Welsh Choir is a 30-member mixed-voice choir dedicated to bringing the glories of Welsh music to audiences worldwide through performance and recordings. The choir is Welsh because all of its' music and lyrics were written by Welsh poets and musicians. However, the choir membership is highly diverse. Under the directorship of Tony Davis, the choir has just celebrated its 17th year and is striving to grow its membership. Welsh language proficiency is not required; about half of the music is in English and language tutoring is provided. The repertoire includes new music featuring contemporary Welsh poets and composers, as well as traditional hymns and folk songs. The group is also considering a return tour to Wales. The choir rehearses most Sunday afternoons at Church of the Holy Nativity in West Los Angeles, near LAX, with a break for fellowship and a traditional Te Bach (afternoon tea). For additional information visit the choir's website or contact Caroline at cariadcaroline@yahoo.com.
 Animal blessing service to be held at Trinity, Redlands The annual Blessing of the Animals will be held Sunday, October 5 at 2 p.m. in the garden at Trinity Episcopal Church, Redlands. Each pet will receive an individual blessing from the Rev. Paul Price, and special prayers will be said for animal companions "whose memories live in our hearts." Cookies and animal treats will be provided for all. For information call the church office 909.793.2014. Trinity Church is located at 1551 Reservoir Road, Redlands 92374.
 'National Coming Out Day' service to be held at St. Luke's, Long Beach A "National Coming Out Day Celebration" will be held on Sunday, Oct. 5, 5 p.m. at St. Luke's Episcopal Church, 7th Street at Atlantic Avenue, Long Beach 90813. The service will celebrate the stories of members of the GLBTQ community, with communal prayer and music by the choir of St. Wilfrid of York Episcopal Church, Huntington Beach (recently returned from a week's residence at St. Paul's Cathedral, London). It will be led by the Rev. James Lee Walker of St. Wilfrid's, the Rev. Kelby Harrison of the MCC, Deacon Anthony Keller of St. George's Episcopal Church, La Cańada, and participants from other denominations, including the GLBT ministry of the Roman Catholic Church. A reception will follow the service. An event flyer is here.
 Native American bishop
to speak on 'Stewardship
of the Earth' The Guibord Center - Religion Inside Out will present 'Stewardship of the Earth' with Bishop Steven Charleston at St. John's ProCathedral, Los Angeles, on Saturday, October 11, 4 - 6 p.m. Charleston, a citizen of the Choctaw Nation, has been a priest in reservation communities, the bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Alaska, and a professor in three seminaries. He is internationally known as an advocate for the rights of indigenous people, for spiritual renewal and reconciliation, and for environmental justice. His thousands of followers on Facebook read his daily spiritual messages. The event is free and all are welcome. A reception and book-signing will follow. For information, or to register, click here. The Guibord Center, based at St. John's, works to increase understanding among the diverse religious communities of the greater Los Angeles area. St. John's ProCathedral is located at 514 W. Adams Blvd., Los Angeles 90007.
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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1 - 3 p.m.
Workshop: 'Praying in Color'
St. Barnabas' Episcopal Church
2109 Chickasaw Avenue, Los Angeles 90041
Reservations: galas@allsaints-pas.org
A workshop on using art to focus prayer, sponsored by GALAS - Gays and Lesbians at All Saints [Pasadena]. A flyer with full information is here. Reservations (for planning purposes) are requested.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 5:30 p.m.
Laundry Love Pomona
The Grove Laundromat
3147 North Garey Avenue, Pomona 91767
St. Mark's Church, Upland, will sponsor this session, which will begin with volunteer training at 5:30 p.m. Clients will be invited to load their laundry into washers from 6 to 8 p.m. Laundry Love Pomona (LLP) was started in July by St. Ambrose's Church, Claremont, and St. John's Church, La Verne, led by Jullie McCurdy and Kathy Winsor. Volunteers from sponsoring churches supply soap, fabric softener sheets, quarters to run the machines, and conversation and fellowship with the clients, who receive the service at no charge. Volunteers from any congregation are welcome to participate on the fourth Wednesday of each month (in November, the third Wednesday). For information, visit Laundry Love Pomona on Facebook.
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FRIDAY - SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 - 28
September Weekend Women's Retreat
La Casa de Maria Retreat Center
800 El Bosque Road, Montecito 93108
Information: Aleasta, 323.292.3417
The Episcopal Church Women (ECW) of Christ the Good Shepherd Church, Los Angeles, invite women of the diocese of join its September Weekend Retreat. The price of $250 includes two nights' lodging and five meals, with a $35 added charge for round trip transportation if needed. Retreat facilitator will be the Rev. Zelda Kennedy, senior associate for pastoral care and spiritual growth at All Saints Church, Pasadena. Her goal is to offer through prayer and spiritual discussion ideas on how Christian women can impact youth and women's issues in the community.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 4 - 6 P.M.
Potluck & Screening: The Normal Heart'
All Saints Episcopal Church
132 N. Euclid Avenue, Pasadena
Information: galas@allsaints-pas.org
Sponsored by GALAS (Gays and Lesbians at All Saints). This documentary is based on the largely autobiographical play by Larry Kramer that focuses on the rise of the HIV-AIDS crisis in New York City between 1981 and 1984, as seen through the eyes of writer/activist Ned Weeks, the gay Jewish-American founder of a prominent HIV advocacy group. After the film, the group will discuss HIV-AIDS issues in 2014. No reservations are required.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 4 - 7 p.m.
Bluegrass, BBQ and Bingo
St. Richard of Chichester Episcopal Church
28708 Highway 18, Skyforest (Lake Arrowhead) 92385
Information: 909.337.3889
Featuring music by "Grits and Grady," a lively Green Vally Bluegrass group. Barbecued pulled pork and chicken sandwiches, along with vegetarian sandwiches and beverages will be available for sale. The event will also feature St. Richard's first-ever chili cook-off, with the chance to vote for a "People's Choice" award. Silent and live auctions will take place during the event. Woodworth Vineyards of Temecula, California, will present its award-winning wines for tasting and sale. Children can enjoy free crafts and carnival games while the adults enjoy bingo. (St. Columba's also invites attendees to bring gently used shoes to donate to the needy through Donate Your Old Shoes, a San Diego-based charity.)
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Please see section below for services that recur on a weekly or monthly basis.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 8 - 9 a.m.
Service in honor of Bishop Robert Gooden
Church of the Ascension
25 East Laurel Avenue, Sierra Madre
Information: 626.355.2410
The Gooden School, an independent Episcopal school in Sierra Madre, will honor its namesake, the Rt. Rev. Robert Burton Gooden, with a special chapel service on his birthday. The service is "one of many ways we keep his legacy alive for our students," says Patty Patano, head of school. Bishop Gooden was born in England on Sept. 18, 1874, and began his ministry in Ventura in 1904. Although he retired in 1947 as bishop suffragan of Los Angeles, he remained active in the diocese until his death at 101. A lifelong proponent of education, he proudly attended the opening of The Gooden School in 1975. All are invited to the service. Street parking is available.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 7 p.m.
The Honey Whiskey Trio
Church of the Transfiguration
1881 S. First Street, Arcadia 91006
Information: 626.445.3340
A benefit for Episcopal Relief and Development. The Honey Whiskey Trio explores harmony in folk, bluegrass and any melody that catches the ear. Through their powerful yet sweet harmonies, body percussion, haunting melodies and vitality on stage, Honey Whiskey Trio captivates and moves audiences. These storytellers in song found their roots in vocal jazz, all singing in Pacific Standard Time, CSU Long Beach's award-winning vocal jazz ensemble, though at different times. No charge, but donations to Episcopal Relief & Development are welcome.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 3 p.m.
The Krechkovsky/Loucks Duo and Trio Celeste
St. John Chrysostom Episcopal Church
30382 Vía Con Dios, Rancho Santa Margarita 92688
Information: 949.888.4595
Tickets: http://www.stjohnsrsm.org
A concert of classical and popular favorites, featuring the priceless "Baumgartner" Stradivari violin. Tickets: $15 ($10 for high school and college music students, under 12 free).
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 4 p.m.
St. George's Jazz Concert
Heritage Hill Park
25151 Serrrano Road, Lake Forest
Information: 949.837.4530
Presented by St. George's Church, Laguna Hills, and featuring the Rev. Norm Freeman on vibes, Putter Smith on bass, Theo Saunders at the piano, and Kendall Kay on drums, along with featured jazz vocalist V.R. Smith. Picnic in the park to follow.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 4 p.m.
Evensong
St. Gregory's Episcopal Church
6201 E. Willow Street, Long Beach 90815
Information: 562.420.1311
The Chancel Choir and friends from Lutheran Church of the Master will join together to sing this wonderful service of music and scripture -- a great way to close a Sunday. David York will be guest organist.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 4 p.m.
Arias in the Afternoon
St. Clement's by-the-Sea Episcopal Church
202 Avenida Aragon, San Clemente 92672
Information: 949.492.3401
Sopranos Hannah Waldman and Heather Athan-Pechous will perform a program of opera arias. Waldman holds a bachelor of music degree from Oberlin Conservatory and master's degree in vocal performance from USC's Thornton School of Music. She performed professionally in the LA Opera Company and the LA Master Chorale. Athan-Pechous is also a trained classical singer who has performed at SongFest, directed by Rosemary Hiller, and participated in master classes with Graham Johnson and D'Anna Fortunato. Tickets: $15 suggested donation.
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The worship services or events listed below occur on a regular basis; weekly or monthly. Note that some are suspended on holidays, such as Thanksgiving, Christmas or Holy Week. Please check with individual churches for exceptions.
TUESDAYS, 6:15 p.m.
Centering Prayer
The Church of Our Saviour
535 W. Roses Road, San Gabriel 91775
Information: 626.282.5147
No previous experience is necessary. Centering Prayer group meets in St. Luke's Chapel.
TUESDAYS, 7 p.m.
Contemplative Prayer
Church of the Messiah
614 N. Bush Street, Santa Ana 92701
Information: 714.543.9389
Contemplative Prayer meets every Tuesday evening for an extended period of silent meditation and prayer in the Upper Room. Those unfamiliar with this method of prayer are welcome to join others who have practiced contemplative prayer before.
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THIRD SUNDAYS, 4 p.m.
Jazz@George's
St. George's Episcopal Church
23802 Avenida de la Carlota, Laguna Hills 92653
Information: www.jazzministry.org
A jazz vespers service with music by the Rev. Norm Freeman and friends, on the third Sunday of each month.
THIRD WEDNESDAYS, 7 p.m.
Taizé Worship Service and Intercessory Prayer
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
330 E. 16th Street, Upland
Information: 909.920.5565
Intercessory Prayer begins at 7:45 p.m. Services are suspended Thanksgiving Eve, Christmas Eve, New Year's Eve, Ash Wednesday, and Holy Week.
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FOURTH SUNDAYS, 7 p.m.
Sacramentum
St. James' Church
1325 Monterey Road (at Fremont), South Pasadena
Information: 626.799.9194 or www.sjcsp.org
A monthly, candlelit Eucharist that blends ancient liturgy with new music, media, reflection and prayer. Sacramentum is on the third Sunday of each month at 7 p.m.
FOURTH TUESDAYS, 7 p.m.
Taizé Worship Service
St. Francis Episcopal Church (chapel)
2200 Via Rosa, Palos Verdes Estates
Information: 310.375.4617
A meditative Taizé service of healing and wholeness that includes candlelight, periods of silence, chants and intercessory prayer with a prayer team leader. Followed by a reception with light refreshments. Taizé is a calming and beautiful form of sung contemplative prayer developed in an ecumenical monastery in France. Taizé services are offered throughout the year on the fourth Tuesday of each month. Donations are welcome.
FOURTH WEDNESDAYS, 7 p.m.
Taizé Worship Service and Contemplative Practices
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
330 E. 16th Street, Upland
Information: 909.920.5565
Contemplative Practices begins at 7:45 p.m. Services are suspended Thanksgiving Eve, Christmas Eve, New Year's Eve, Ash Wednesday, and Holy Week.
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Two good places to pray:
the subway and the kitchen
By Malcolm Boyd
I cannot recall exactly when the idea of prayer began to change radically in my own life. Prayer, for me, used to stand as something separate from other parts of my life. But I have come to learn that real prayer is not so much talking to God as just sharing God's presence. I find I'm able to live in a kind of Christian nonchalance rooted in a trust of God that severs the old double-standard morality game I used to play with God. I can no longer conceive of lying to God in proper Old English or any other style of speech. I feel completely myself with God.
Read more here.
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Lent in the Holy Land
February 26 - March 10, 2015
A prayerful and contemplative pilgrimage sponsored by the Community of Divine Love and led by Brother Dennis and Sister Greta, with Canon Iyad Qumri. Visit Jerusalem, Bethlehem, the Judean desert, the Jordan River, the Galilee and Nazareth; Gethsemane and the Gerassimos Monastery. Total cost: $3,840, including round-trip airfare from Los Angeles, ground transportation, accommodations, meals and tips. A deposit of $400 is due by August 1, 2014. Information flyer here. Reservations: cdlmonastery@aol.com or 626.703.4474.
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EMPLOYMENT
LOCATION TBD: Executive Director, The Episcopal Network for Stewardship (TENS). Full time. TENS' vision is to provide training and resources for stewardship leaders across The Episcopal Church and beyond. (Can be based anywhere, but extensive travel required.) Full job description here. Send resume to TENS.ED.search@gmail.com.
COMPTON: Interim school director. St. Timothy's Episcopal Church in Compton seeks a full-time interim school director to bring a positive, collaborative approach to continuing innovation as the school begins its search for a permanent director. Information
COMPTON: Bookkeeper. St. Timothy's Episcopal Church in Compton seeks to hire a bookkeeper to make the entries and balance the books every week, help prepare the budget, and bring a positive, teamwork-oriented approach to the church and school. Information here.
COMPTON: Fundraiser. St. Timothy's Episcopal Church in Compton seeks to hire a successful fundraiser to help find ways and means of raising funds for the church and school as we begin to search for a permanent director of the school. Information here.
COSTA MESA: Music Director (Organist/Choir Director). St. John the Divine Episcopal Church. Part time (8 hours/week) Sundays, one weekly rehearsal, plus additional holy day services. Full job description and application information here.
LAKE ARROWHEAD: Organist/Pianist. St. Richard of Chichester Episcopal Church seeks a skilled and experienced organist/pianist to accompany the congregation and small choir with hymns and service music for a 10 a.m. service of Holy Eucharist each Sunday. Organist will choose and perform preludes and postludes, and choose anthems for the choir when needed. Choir rehearses one hour before the service. St. Richard's desires to build its music program and choir; organist will be chiefly responsible for guiding this growth. Church has a two manual Rodgers organ (Cambridge Model 220), a grand piano, and excellent acoustics. Sundays and holy days only; compensation in line with AGO guidelines. Submit cover letter and resume to: priest@strichardsnet.org.
THOUSAND OAKS: Director of Youth and Family Ministries, St. Patrick's Episcopal Church. This new position will be based on 20 hours per week. The director will work with a team of parents and the rector to develop and carry out a program for middle- and high school-age youth in our congregation. We look for someone who will motivate youth to embrace Christ's love and help instill in them his Holy Spirit and guidance in their lives. Similar experience is required. Please email resume, compensation requirements and contact information to Kathryn Walters here.
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