David Farrand retired as a managing director at Morgan Stanley & Co. in 1993. His volunteer work has included serving as executive director for Planned Giving at the Episcopal Diocese of Newark and as a field representative in Philanthropic Services for the Episcopal Church Foundation. He is currently chair of the Diocese of Newark's Fund Development Committee. In 2013, he became a member of the Presiding Bishop's Development Advisory Council. 

A member of Calvary Church in Summit, David has served on the vestry and as founding chair of the Heritage Funds Committee. He sat on the board of St. Philip's Academy in Newark, New Jersey, from 1998-2008, and was board president from 2002-2008. He currently serves as a trustee for and chair of the Investment Committee of the Algernon Sydney Sullivan Foundation. He graduated from Franklin & Marshall College with a B.A. in Accounting. Mr. Farrand will also preach at 8 and 10am that morning.

What better time for fun and fellowship before you don your sackcloth, roll in ashes, and kneel on uncooked rice for Lent! John Pivarnik will provide his famous Hungarian goulash, nicely seasoned with the highly-sought-after 'SZEGED' Hungarian paprika. The goulash is more or less all inclusive. Some sides of artisan breads would be useful. I'll also provide some hot stuffed cherry pepper appetizers for those of you who like it really hot!

Any other appetizers and/or desserts are welcome. This is BYOB, so suit yourself and perhaps bring some of your favorite brews to share. This is a learning experience as well as a community builder.