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World Mission Sunday -
Feb. 3
Wardens & Treasurers Workshop -
Feb. 9, 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., Trinity Cathedral, Miami
Episcopal Relief and Development
Sunday -
Feb. 10
ECW Sunday Service -
Feb. 10, 4 p.m., All Saints, Ft. Lauderdale
Clergy Retreat -
Feb. 11-14, Our Lady of Florida, Lantana
Absalom
Jones Services -
Feb. 16, 10 a.m., Historic St. Agnes,
Miami;
Feb. 16, 10 a.m., St. Paul’s,
Delray Beach
Workshop
on Forgiveness -
Feb. 26, 10 a.m.-3 p.m., Duncan Center
Bishop’s Spring Conference -
Feb. 29-Mar. 1, Duncan
Center
Anti-Racism Workshop -
Mar. 1, 9:30 a.m.-3:30 pm., St. Paul’s, Delray
Beach
Chrism Eucharist & Renewal of
Ordination Vows -
Mar. 18, 9:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m., Trinity
Cathedral, Miami
Clergy
and Clergy Spouses Cruise -
Mar. 24-28
Retired Clergy Luncheon -
Mar. 25, 10:30 a.m.-1 pm., Duncan Center
Spirit Quest-Youth Leader Training -
Apr. 11-12, St. Martin’s,
Pompano Beach
Presiding Bishop’s visit -
Apr. 15, 6 p.m., Eucharist &
conversation, Bethesda-by-the Sea, Palm Beach; Apr. 16, meeting with clergy, Duncan Center,
details TBA; Apr. 16, 6 p.m., Eucharist &
conversation. Trinity Cathedral, Miami
Diocesan Acolyte Festival -
Apr. 19, St. Martin’s, Pompano
Beach
ECW Annual Meeting -
Apr. 25-26, Embassy Suites, 3974
NW South River Drive, Miami
Diocesan 12-Step Retreat -
May 2-4, Duncan
Center
Cursillo Sunday -
May 4
Women’s Cursillo -
Jul. 17-20, Duncan
Center
Men’s Cursillo -
Sept. 25-28, Duncan
Center
World Mission Sunday--The Last Sunday
After the Epiphany, Feb. 3, is designated by The Episcopal
Church as "World Mission Sunday." Each parish should have received
materials from the Episcopal Church Center in New
York regarding this year's theme, "Extending
God’s Grace to Everyone/Everywhere." Additional
resources for Sunday's liturgy and more can be found
at http://www.episcopalchurch.org/agr/wmsunday/.
During this
World Mission weekend each congregation in the diocese
is asked to take a special collection to support the
work of our missionaries, Bishop Todd and the Rev.
Patsy McGregor, in our newest companion diocese, the
Diocese of Antananarivo in Madagascar. The
funds collected should be forwarded to the Diocese
of Southeast Florida, designated for the McGregors’
Ministry. Click
here for a bulletin insert flier with prayer
requests from the Diocese of Antananarivo.
Parochial Reports—Parochial Reports
should have been filed online with the Episcopal Church
Center in New York by Jan. 31. Information is at http://www.diosef.org/LoginParochialRpt.php.
The deadline for submitting the Key Personnel form,
found at https://www.amerisurf.com/diosef/keypersonnel.html,
is Feb. 15.
Reminder--update your
parish website—Ash
Wednesday is Feb. 6, so if you have not already updated
your parish website with information on Lent, Holy
Week and Easter worship and activities posted on or
linked to the front page, NOW is the time! Your web
presence is an important place for seekers to find
your church. Another website hint: If you have recently
moved to a new domain name, or plan to do so soon,
it’s wise to pay the small amount of money to keep
your old domain name and redirect users to the new
URL for a year or two, perhaps with a message that
the URL has changed. This helps to make sure that
seekers will find your church site—instead of being
directed to what one of our “techies” calls “anatomy
lessons.”
Heritage Society Months—February and March have been designated
by the diocesan Executive Board as Heritage Society
Months, a time to heighten awareness in all congregations
of one important aspect of stewardship--making provision
for the disposal of our material possessions at the
end of our earthly lives. Heritage Society chapters
are made up of parishioners who have indicated that
they are including the church in their estate plans.
Episcopal Charities has sent each congregation in
the diocese a CD with suggestions for a Heritage Society
observance, as well as information on establishing
a Heritage Society in a parish. For additional information
on this aspect of stewardship, contact EC President
Charlie Ring, 561-799-6424 or charlie@ecsefl.org.
Good Friday Offering—For the past 16 years the Good Friday
offering of the Episcopal Church has gone to support
the ministries of the Episcopal Church in Jerusalem
and the Middle East. Click
here for an order form for materials for
the Good Friday offering, or go to http://www.episcopalchurch.org/agr/friday
for additional information and downloadable posters
and bulletin shells.
Wardens and Treasurers
Conference—The annual Wardens and Treasurers Conference will be held Feb. 9 from
8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.(no lunch provided) at Trinity
Cathedral, Miami. This is an important opportunity
for parish officers and clergy to receive essential
information about vestry responsibilities, parish
budgeting, sound financial practices, insurance and
tools for church growth. It’s especially important
for new parish leaders to attend, but because there
are often new regulations and practices to explain,
even seasoned parish officers are also urged to be
there. There’s no charge for this event. Registration
is available online at www.diosef.org/register.html.
Click here
for a complete agenda for the day.
ER-D
Sunday—Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts
Schori has declared Feb. 10, the First Sunday in Lent,
as Episcopal Relief and Development Sunday, and has
asked for special
Lenten offering and prayer for the work of Episcopal
Relief and Development. All gifts received will be
designated for the Millennium Development Goals Inspiration
Fund, which focuses on fighting deadly diseases like
malaria and HIV/AIDS and providing basic health care
that saves lives every day. For more information on
the MDG Inspiration Fund, please see http://www.er-d.org/mdgif.
Clergy Retreat—The
annual clergy retreat will be held Feb. 11-14 at Our
Lady of Florida Spiritual Center, 1300 US1 in North
Palm Beach, beginning with registration Monday, Feb.
11 at 4 p.m. and concluding with lunch on Thursday,
Feb. 14. The retreat
leader will be the Rev. Canon Anthony Jemmott, rector
of St. George’s Anglican Church in Oshawa, Ontario,
Canada. (For information on Canon Jemmott go to http://www.stgeorgesoshawa.org/.) A contribution of $50 is requested from each
participant; the balance of the cost is covered by
the diocese. Clergy have received an email from Bishop
Frade with additional information about the retreat,
and registration is available online. Click
here for an agenda.
Absalom Jones Services--The Rt. Rev. Nathan D. Baxter, bishop
of Central Pennsylvania, will be the preacher for
the 2008 diocesan Absalom Jones Service, scheduled
for Feb. 16, at 10 a.m., at Historic St. Agnes, Miami.
As is customary, the service will be followed by a
luncheon. For additional information, contact Kathleen
Walker at kathywalker001@gmail.com.
For those in the northern part of the diocese who
might not be able to travel to Miami for that service,
an additional Absalom Jones Service will be held—also
at 10 a.m. on Feb. 16—at St. Paul’s, Delray Beach.
The preacher for that service will be Dr. Judy Fentress-Williams,
assistant professor of Old Testament at Virginia Theological
Seminary.
Bishop’s Spring Conference—Registration is now available online
at www.diosef.org/register.html for the Bishop’s Spring
Conference, Feb. 29-Mar. 1, 2008, at the Duncan
Center.
The Rt. Rev. Michael Curry, bishop of North
Carolina, and his diocesan
missioner for Congregational Development: Stewardship and Evangelism,
William E. Wrenn, will be the facilitators, and the
conference theme will be “Creating a Spirit of Generosity”.
In break-out sessions there will be presentations
tailored specifically for small, medium and large
churches, as well as for Hispanic and Haitian congregations.
Space is limited, so early registration is encouraged. Click
here for a complete agenda for the day.
Presiding Bishop’s visit--Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts
Schori will be in our diocese April 15-17! Planning is underway for two opportunities for
people to worship and to talk with her: There will
be a Eucharist and conversation at Bethesda-by-the-Sea,
Palm Beach, at 6 p.m. on April 15, and a similar event
at 6 p.m. the following evening at Trinity Cathedral,
Miami. Bishop Katharine will meet with diocesan clergy
at the Duncan Center during the day on April 16, and
will visit various ministries in the Miami area on
the morning of April 17. Watch for more details in
next month’s Grapevine. Information will also be sent to clergy and congregations.
Youth
Leader Training—Spirit Quest, a renewal
and training workshop for those who minister with
youth, will be offered April 11 and 12 at St. Martin’s,
Pompano Beach. The workshop sessions will be Friday
evening from 6:30 to 10 p.m., and Saturday from 9:30
a.m. to 6 p.m. The cost is $40, which includes all
workshop supplies, snacks on Friday night and Saturday
morning and lunch on Saturday. For those who must
travel too far to drive back on Friday night, overnight
accommodations at a reduced rate are being arranged
at a nearby hotel. Registration for the workshop will
be available online. For additional information contact
Krisan Lamberti, moonlightk@aol.com.
Acolyte
Festival—The annual Diocesan Acolyte Festival
will be held April 19, beginning at 9:30 a.m., at
St. Martin’s, Pompano Beach. The cost is $12, which includes lunch. Every five youth participating should
be accompanied by one adult. Each participating congregation
is asked to name one acolyte to be recognized by the
bishop at the festival for outstanding service at
the altar. Names of acolytes to be honored must be
sent to Mary Cobiella, diocesan coordinator for youth
ministry, at mary@diosef.org,
no later than Mar. 31. Registration
for the Acolyte Festival will be available online at www.diosef.org/register.html.
ECW Annual Meeting--“Grow in Grace” will
be the theme for the Annual Meeting of the Episcopal
Church Women (ECW), to be hosted by the South Dade
Deanery, April 25-26. The site will be the Embassy
Suites, 3974 NW South River Drive, near Miami International
Airport. The keynote speaker will be the Rev.
Patsy McGregor, missionary in Madagascar. All women
of the diocese are invited to attend, regardless of
whether they are active ECW members. Registration
packets will be mailed to all congregations in the
diocese. For more information, contact ECW Second
Vice President Marjorie Ward at 954-722-5870.
Gift cards for Louisiana—The Diocese of Louisiana is still
collecting gift cards for families and individuals struggling to recover from Hurricane Katrina. Cards in any amount
for such stores as WalMart, Walgreens, Home Depot
or Lowe’s can be sent to: Anthony Johnson, Supervisor,
Office of Disaster Response, Episcopal Diocese of
Louisiana, 1623 Seventh Street, New Orleans, LA 70115
Cursillo Sunday—The date for Cursillo
Sunday, formerly observed in October, has been moved
to the first Sunday in May. It’s not too soon for
cursillistas to begin planning how they might use
Sunday, May 4, to celebrate the Cursillo Movement
in their parishes and encourage fellow parishioners
who have not been part of Cursillo to experience a
Cursillo weekend.
Minority
Student Assistance—A diocesan committee has been formed to address the need to recruit
more black and Hispanic persons in our diocese for
the ordained ministry. If you are interested in participating
in this work, either with raising funds to assist
minority students with the cost of seminary education
or with mentoring persons of color and/or of Hispanic/Latino
background seeking ordination, contact the Rev. Dr.
Ronald Fox, 305-945-1461 or stbernard@bellsouth.net.
VTS scholarship fund for black students--The
Virginia Theological Seminary has announced the Bishop
Payne Scholarship Fund, an award of full tuition
for any full or part-time black student who is an
Episcopalian from a province within the Episcopal
Church USA and who is entering the Master in Divinity,
Master in Theological Studies, Master of Arts in Christian
Education, Anglican Studies or Full-time Special Student
programs. To apply for the Bishop Payne Scholarship, contact the Office of Admissions
at 703-461-1706. Initially, the Bishop Payne Scholarship
program will be offered to entering students for two
academic years: 2009-2009 and 2009-2010. Students
enrolling in these years will receive the scholarship
for the duration of their study. Additionally, the
Seminary offers a generous financial aid package to
those who are eligible.
Sewanee
Summer Bridge program--High school
juniors who feel they could bring diversity to the
college of their choice and who would like to experience
a taste of college life and advance themselves in
science and math are invited to apply to the Summer
2008 Bridge Program at the University of the South
in Sewanee, Tenn. From June 22–July 12, this
three-week residential program will give 20 rising
high school seniors an introduction to college-level
courses. Interested students should apply for the
full-scholarship program by March 15.
National Episcopal Mental Health
Ministries conference--National Episcopal Health Ministries (NEHM) announces its first annual
conference, “Seasons of Health Ministry” to be held
at Kanuga Episcopal Retreat Center March 27-29. The
conference will feature keynote speaker Rev. Jean
Denton, founder of NEHM and author of “Good is the
Flesh: Body, Soul and Christian Faith.” There will
be a variety of workshops offered throughout the conference
to help you start, grow and refresh health ministry/parish
nursing. To learn more, visit http://www.episcopalhealthministries.org/
or call 317-253-1277 ext. 34. NEHM is a network of
nurses, health ministers, chaplains, and laypeople
who promote health and wellness in Episcopal congregations.
Fellowship
Partners Program--The Episcopal Church Foundation is accepting applications for 2008
for its Fellowship Partners Program. The Fellowship
Partners Program awards both academic and transformational
ministry fellowships, and enables fellows to share
their knowledge, experience, and best practices with
the wider Church in practical ways. The emphasis is
on partnerships that will have important impact in
their local communities and beyond, and enhance lay
and clergy leadership formation. There are three fellowships
available ranging from $5,000-$15,000. The application
deadline is March 15, 2008. Recipients will be announced
in May, 2008. Full details and online applications
are available on the Foundation's website (http://www.episcopalfoundation.org)
or by calling 800-697-2858.
The eMinistry
Network—The eMinistry Network has announced its spring schedule of “teleclasses”
and web-seminars on a wide range of topics, from outreach
ministry to meditation with icons. For information,
go to http://www.eministrynetwork.org/.
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CLERGY
CHANGES
Froehlich, The
Rev. Bert - Will
begin 3/3/08 as rector of St. Christopher’s, Key Biscayne
Fuller, The
Rev. Perry - Completed
interim ministry at Holy Trinity, West Palm Beach,
1/27/08.
Martinez-Jantz, The Rev. Jeannie - Ordained
to the priesthood 1/5/08 at Leeds Episcopal Church, Markham,
Va.
McLaughlin, The Rev. Jose - Announced
resignation as associate rector and school chaplain
at St. Stephen’s, Miami, effective 3/31/08, to accept
a call to be canon to the ordinary, Diocese of Oklahoma.
Reid, The Very Rev. Jennie Lou - Resigned
as associate at St. Thomas, Coral Gables, to be priest-in-charge
at St. Faith’s, Cutler Bay.
Robb, The Rev.
Canon G. Kerry - Starts
2/1/08 as interim at St. Paul’s, Key West
Wilt, The Rev. David - Resigned
as rector of St. Paul’s, Key West; starts 2/17/08
as rector of Holy Trinity, West Palm Beach
Reid,
The Very Rev. Jennie Lou -
Resigned as associate at St. Thomas, Coral Gables,
to be interim at St. Faith’s, Cutler Bay.
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Parishes
in Transition:
St.
Mark the Evangelist, Ft. Lauderdale—Fr. Gary Hamp, interim;
receiving names
Holy
Trinity, West Palm Beach—Fr. David Wilt called as rector, effective
2/17/08.
St.
Christopher’s, Key Biscayne—Fr. Burt Froehlich called as rector,
effective 3/3/08.
St.
Andrew’s, Miami—Fr. Gary Verell, interim; beginning search
process
Guardian Angels, Lantana—Fr.
David Kennedy, interim; search process continuing
Transfiguration, Miami Gardens—Fr.
Tom Shepherd, interim
St. Faith’s, Cutler Bay—The Very Rev. Jennie
Lou Reid, interim, effective 2/10/08.
St. Anne’s, Hallandale—Beginning transition
process.
St. Paul’s, Key West—Fr. David Wilt
resigned as rector to accept call to Holy Trinity,
West Palm Beach, effective 2/3/08; Canon Kerry Robb
will be interim, effective 2/1/08.
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F.Y.I.—Information
from our Parishes and Around the Church
On
Friday, Feb. 1, St.
Andrew’s, Lake Worth, will host the second in
a series of four
lectures with the overall theme, “Beyond
the Da Vinci Code: Can Recent Scholarly Discoveries
Help Us Interpret Sacred Texts?”
The Feb. 1 lecture, by Dixon Sutherland,
director of the Christian Ethics Institute at Stetson
University, will be on the topic “Nag Hammadi and
the Gnostic Gospels.”The 50 minute lecture will
take place at 7 pm and will be preceded by a community
potluck supper at 6. Both the supper and the lecture
are free and open to the public. Click here for
information on the series and the topics of subsequent
lectures. For more information, call St. Andrew’s
Church at 561-582-6609.
On Saturday, Feb. 2, Trinity
Cathedral, Miami, will present “Around the World:
Organ Music, Food and Drink.” The evening
features an organ recital by new cathedral
Director of Music Matthew Steynor, performing
a variety of music depicting countries around
the world, finishing with Gershwin's Cuban
Overture. The recital begins at 5 p.m., and
will be followed by drinks at 6 p.m. and dinner
at 6:30pm. Tickets are $20 for adults and $10
for students and children; they are available from
Shirley Pardon at 305-758-5005 and the Cathedral
Office. All proceeds will benefit the Trinity
Music Fund and ECW Cathedral projects. www.trinitymiami.org
On Sunday Feb. 3 St. Mark’s, Palm Beach Gardens, will host the Rev. Jane Sigloh,
author of Like
Trees Walking: In the Second Half of Life, as
guest preacher and for an adult forum on “Growing Old isn’t for the Weak!” Her book and talks interweave insights of Scripture,
poetry, fiction and philosophy into her memories
and reflections on the challenges and opportunities
that maturity brings. Many of us in the "golden
years" of retirement wonder with fear--and
hope--what the future holds for us. You won't find
a better companion for the journey of aging than
Jane Sigloh. She's witty, perceptive, and wise.
A retired Episcopal priest, she is possessed of
both reverent awe and irreverent honesty about the
facts and fantasies of growing old. For more information
call St. Mark’s, 561-622-0956.
Trinity Cathedral,
Miami, will offer a series of free half-hour
recitals on Fridays in Lent. The half-hour recitals
will begin at 12:30 pm, immediately following the
cathedral’s12:10 p.m. Eucharist, which is
offered daily and open to all. The recital series
will feature features artists from the diocese,
the cathedral and beyond. Click
here for a complete list of artists and programs.
Bethesda-by-the-Sea,
Palm Beach, will offer a Lenten Spiritual Weekend, Feb. 8-10, with the Rev.
Herbert O’Driscoll, well-known scholar, storyteller
and author of books on Celtic Christianity, the
Bible and preaching. Friday from 6-9 p.m. there will be refreshments in the Garth, followed by
dinner in the parish hall, and Herbert O’Driscoll’s
first talk; the cost is $30. The Saturday session
begins with breakfast at 9 a.m., followed by the workshop, which ends at 3 p.m.; the cost,
including breakfast and lunch, is $20. Fr. O’Driscoll will also preach and lead
the Adult Forum on Sunday at 10:10 a.m. in the parish
hall. For reservations, call Phyllis Goodner at
655-4555, ext. 21.
St. James
in-the-Hills, Hollywood, is having an Art
Auction on Saturday, Febr. 23. Preview of the art
is at 6:30 p.m. and the auction starting at 7:30
p.m. Hors d'oeuvres, wine, cheese, and beverages
will be available. Donation in advance is $10.00
and $15.00 at the door. The church is located at
3329 Wilson Street in Hollywood. For more information,
please call Barbara Becker at (954) 987-2203.
Joint Lenten Services
in North and South Dade parishes continue at 5 p.m.
on Sundays in Lent: Feb. 24, Trinity Cathedral,
preacher—Archdeacon Fritz Bazin; Mar. 2, Church
of the Ascension, preacher—the Rev.
Karl Davis, Roman Catholic priest of the Missionary
Oblates of Mary Immaculate; Mar.
9, Historic St. Agnes, preacher—The
Rev. Richard T. Middleton, rector of St. Mark’s,
Jackson, Miss.
Dr.
Miroslav Volf, author, theologian and
Founder and Director of the Yale Center for Faith
and Culture, will be the speaker at the 2008 Smaltz
Fellowship Weekend at Bethesda-by-the-Sea,
Palm Beach, Feb. 29-Mar. 1. The topic is “Giving
and Forgiving in a Culture Stripped of Grace.”
The weekend begins with a reception, dinner and
presentation by Dr. Volf from 6:30-9 p.m. on Friday,
Feb. 29; the cost is $30. On Saturday, Mar. 1, there
will be a breakfast at 8:30 a.m., two workshops
and lunch; the event will end at 1 p.m., and the
cost is $20. Reservations are required, and the
deadline is Feb. 25; call 561-655-4555, ext. 45.
Three
bishops will be guest preachers at the Wednesday
12:05 p.m. services at Bethesda-by-the-Sea,
Palm Beach, during February: Feb. 13—Bishop
Dorsey Henderson of Upper South Carolina; Feb. 20—Bishop
Dabney Smith of Southwest Florida; and Feb. 27—Bishop
Chilton Knudsen of Maine.
On five Wednesday evenings in Lent, Feb. 13, 20, 27 and Mar.
5 & 12, Guardian Angels, Lantana,
is offering a Lenten
study of Showings of Divine Love
by the medieval mystic and saint Lady Julian of
Norwich. The evenings will begin with a light supper
of soup and salad at 6 p.m., followed by the study
at 6:45 p.m., and conclude with Stations of the
Cross at 7:30 p.m..
St. Gregory’s, Boca Raton,
will offer concerts on Wednesdays in Lent, beginning
with a catered lunch in Harris Hall at 12 noon,
are followed by the concert from 12:30-1 p.m. for
a complete schedule of these and other concerts
at St. Gregory’s, go to http://www.stgregorysepiscopal.org/ministry/concerts.htm.
The second annual public lecture series at St. Gregory’s “Exploring Spirituality” continues Mar. 5, with “The
U.S. and Iran: Accommodation or Confrontation?”
with Robert Rabil, Asst. Professor at FAU, an expert
on Middle East Politics; and April 23, with “Water: The
Next Oil? Are We Running Out?" with Bob
King, environmental reporter, Palm
Beach Post. All lectures begin at 7 p.m. in
St. Gregory's Harris Hall. The public is invited,
and there is no charge. A reception will follow
each lecture.
A
benefit concert will be held at St.
Gregory’s on Sunday, April 13, at 4 p.m., with
all donations designated for St. Marie Madeleine,
St. Greory’s sister parish in Bondeau, Haiti.
The Marafiki Global AIDS Ministry will hold its third annual fund-raising
golf tournament April 26, beginning at 11 a.m.,
at Pompano Municipal Golf Course, 1101
N. Federal Highway, Pompano Beach. The fee is $100
($400 for a foursome); checks should be made payable
to Marafiki and mailed to: Marafiki Global AIDS
Ministry, Inc., P.O. Box 667645, Pompano Beach,
FL 33066.
Click here for complete details
and a downloadable registration form,
which must be submitted with your check by Apr.
2.For additional information on the golf tournament
call 954-657-1706. For more information on the work
of Marafiki Global AIDS Ministry, go to www.marafikiglobalaidsministry.com.
St. Margaret’s,
Miami Lakes, is looking for a part time administrative
assistant for the church office; should have strong
computer skills and must be bilingual (English/Spanish).
The office is open Monday-Thursday and the working
hours would be 9 a.m.-2 p.m. If interested please
email resume to office@stmargaretsepiscopal.org,
send it by fax to (305) 362-7359 or contact the
rector, the Rev. Denise Hudspeth, at the parish
office (305) 558-3961.
St. Thomas, Coral Gables,
is
renovating its chapel and has 12 oak pews in excellent
condition to give away. The pews are nine feet long
and 24 inches deep, but could be cut to other sizes.
If you have—or know of—a need for these pews, call
the office at St. Thomas, 305-661-3436.
Church of the Atonement, Lauderdale
Lakes, is
seeking a part-time organist/choir director. Call
the church office at 954-731-6100 for information,
or send resume to Church of the Atonement, 4401
W. Oakland Park Blvd., Lauderdale Lakes, FL
33313.
Youth Ministry kicks! Change lives every day! St. Joseph's, Boynton Beach needs a Youth Minister to lead: Beach Services, Mission Trips, Wednesday Night Madness, Bonding Experiences, Outreach, Music among other activities. For details or to apply, go to http://www.stjoesweb.org/html/YouthMinisterWanted.html.
The Bishop Gravatt Center
in Aiken, SC, (Diocese of Upper South Carolina)
is offering housing during the Masters Golf Tournament.
Special overnight rates are available April 6-14,
and all guests are invited to celebrate
the Holy Eucharist with us on April 13.
The Bishop Gravatt Center is located just 30 minutes
up I-20 from the home of the Masters. Revenue
generated during Masters week will be used to further
the mission and ministry of the Bishop Gravatt Center.
For more information about Gravatt, visit www.bishopgravatt.org, and make your reservationby calling 803-648-1817.
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