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February 2010
On Jan. 12, only a few hours after the catastrophic 7.0 earthquake that devastated Haiti, Bishop Leo Frade issued an appeal to the diocese "to respond to this crisis in a country that needs our prayers and help." The bishop has asked that donations be directed to Episcopal Charities of Southeast Florida; contributions can be made online at www.ecsefl.org, or checks can be mailed to: Episcopal Charities of Southeast Florida, 8895 North Military Trail #205C, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410. Funds will be distributed through-or at the direction of-the Diocese of Haiti, as we learn from Bishop Jean Zache Duracin what will be most helpful.
Updated information about the situation in Haiti continues to be posted at the new "Helping Haiti" link on the left side of our homepage at www.diosef.org. The Episcopal Church Office of Communication has also posted a new target="_blank">Haiti page that's updated as new information is received.
Check these sites frequently, donate to the diocesan Haiti fund at www.ecsefl.org and continue to pray for the people of Haiti and for our neighbors in our own communities who have lost loved ones or are still waiting for news.
Coming Events
- Lay Leadership Workshops - Feb. 6, 9 a.m.- 12:30 p.m., All Saints, Ft. Lauderdale
Feb. 20, 9 a.m.- 12:30 p.m., St. Mark's, Palm Beach Gardens - ECW Sunday - Feb. 7, 4 p.m., Duncan Center
- Clergy Retreat - Feb. 8-11, Duncan Center
- Absalom Jones Service - Feb. 13, 10 a.m., Incarnation, Miami
- Seafarers' House Luncheon - Feb. 13, aboard the Crown Princess, Port Everglades
- World Mission Sunday - Feb. 14
- Presidents' Day holiday-Diocesan Offices closed - Feb. 15
- Feeding Ministry Roundtables - Feb. 20, 9:30-11:30 a.m., St. Andrew's, Palmetto Bay
Feb. 27, 9:30-11:30 a.m., St. George's, Riviera Beach - Workshop for Deacons - Mar. 6, 8:30 a.m.-1 p.m., St. Mark the Evangelist, Ft. Lauderdale
- Bishop's Spring Conference - Mar. 12-13, 2010, Duncan Center
- Deacons' Retreat with Bishop Frade - Mar. 19-20, Duncan Center
- Bishop Frade's Holy Land Pilgrimage - Mar. 23-Apr. 6
- Holy Week Chrism Eucharist - Mar. 30, 9:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m., Trinity Cathedral, Miami
- Diocesan Offices closed for Good Friday & Easter - Monday - Apr. 2 & 5
- Clergy & Clergy Spouses' Cruise - Apr. 12-16
- Diocesan Acolyte Festival - Apr. 17, Trinity Cathedral, Miami
- 12-Step Recovery Day - Apr. 17, Duncan Center
- Duncan Center 25th Anniversary - Apr. 18, 4-6 p.m., Duncan Center
- ECW Annual Meeting - Apr. 23-24, St. Paul's, Key West
- Clergy Family Picnic - May 22, Colony Beach and Cabana Club, Delray Beach
- Leadership Workshops - Registration is now online for the two Leadership Workshops, scheduled for Feb. 6 at All Saints, Ft. Lauderdale, and Feb. 20 at St. Mark's, Palm Beach Gardens, from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The content of both workshops will be identical, so you can choose the one that's most convenient. The cost is $10 per person. The workshops offered will be: Incorporation - "From Guests to Pilgrims;" Worship - Worship is a "Verb;" Parish Administration 201; Nuts & Bolts of Children's Ministry; Men's Ministry 201; and Vestry/Lay Leadership Team Model. Click here for more information.
- "Feeding Our People" - Episcopal Charities (ECSEFL) is planning a variety of programs and events in 2010 that will focus on the growing numbers of hungry people living in our diocese, beginning with two roundtable meetings of congregational feeding ministries to discuss challenges, solutions and the opportunities to work collaboratively with each other: Saturday, Feb. 20, at St. Andrew's, Palmetto Bay, 9:30-11:30 a.m., and Saturday, Feb. 27, at St. George's, Riviera Beach, 9:30-11:30 a.m. ECSEFL also plans to offer training for congregations wishing to begin a feeding ministry.
- Absalom Jones Service - The annual Absalom Jones Service will be Feb. 13 at 10 a.m. at Church of the Incarnation, Miami. The preacher will be the Rt. Rev. Gayle Harris, bishop suffragan of the Diocese of Massachusetts. The service will be followed by the annual luncheon and fashion show sponsored by the Theodore R. Gibson Chapter of the Union of Black Episcopalians. The requested donation for the luncheon is $30.00. For tickets contact Cupidine D. Dean, 305-836-2463, or Kathy Walker, 305-493-8486.
- World Mission Sunday - In 1997, the General Convention of the Episcopal Church designated the last Sunday in Epiphany as World Mission Sunday; in 2007 our diocese voted to dedicate that Sunday to support for the missionary work of Bishop Todd and the Rev. Patsy McGregor, or to support any existing World Mission partnership in which a congregation may be involved. Click here for a number of resources, including sermon materials, for World Mission Sunday observances. Please send your World Mission offering, marked World Mission Sunday, to the Diocesan Office, 525 NE 15 St., Miami 33132. (Even if your congregation is actively involved in World Mission, and intends to keep these funds for use at the local level, please report to the Diocese by February 28 your total so that we can share our Diocesan-wide results with everyone.)
- Grants seminar - Congressman Ron Klein will present a seminar Feb. 17, from 2-3 p.m., at St. Gregory's, Boca Raton, on obtaining government grants for faith-based organizations. Parish-based outreach ministries like feeding programs, homeless assistance and after- school programs would be among the kinds of programs eligible. We know Feb. 17 is Ash Wednesday-but it might be good to begin Lent by learning about new ways to help fund our ministries to our neighbors.Anyone planning to attend should email FL22DOIntern1@mail.house.gov, noting that the RSVP is for the Grants Seminar for Faith Based Organizations.
- Archbishop Tutu at Nova University - Archbishop Desmond Tutu will speak at Nova Southeastern University on Friday, Feb. 26, from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. in the Don Taft University Center Arena located on NSU's main campus in Davie. As part of the college's Distinguished Speakers Series, Tutu will present "Good vs. Evil: Human Rights or Humans Wronged," corresponding to the academic theme for 2009-2010, "Good and Evil." This event is FREE and open to the public; however, tickets are required for admission. Tickets will be available to the general public beginning Monday, Feb. 1, and can be obtained by calling (954) 262-8236. Click here for more information.
- The Dalai Lama at Nova - On Feb. 23 at 1:30 p.m. His Holiness the Dalai Lama will speak on "The Effect of Compassion on the Global Community" in the arena at Nova Southeastern University's Don Taft University Center. Ticket prices for the public event are $25 for floor and lower level seating and $15 for upper level and concourse ADA seating. For ticket information contact the Center at 954-262-5553 or visit www.adtuc.com. Tickets may also be purchased through Ticketmaster by calling 1-800-745-3000 or by going on line to www.ticketmaster.com.
- Bishop's Spring Conference 2010 - The featured speaker for the Bishop's Spring Conference, Mar. 12-13, 2010, at the Duncan Center, will be Fr. Matthew Moretz, whose "Fr. Matthew Presents" videos are spreading the Good News with creativity and humor to a growing audience on YouTube. He'll be sharing some of his experience of using new media tools to expand the presence of the Church in our communities. Fr. Matthew will be assisted by Bill Shoma, an Emmy-award winning video producer. Shomo has written, produced and directed documentaries, magazine style programs, healthcare news programs and a wide spectrum of videos for marketing, training, investor relations, corporate communications and employee communications. The conference cost is $50 for adults; the youth rate is $10 per person per day. Overnight lodging can be reserved directly with the the Duncan Center. Registration is now available online; click here for more information and here for the conference agenda.
- Workshop for deacons - On Mar. 6 Fr. Howard Stowe, liturgics instructor at the Diocesan School, will offer a workshop for deacons in preparation for their role in the liturgies of Holy Week and Easter. The workshop will be from 8:30 a.m. (beginning with continental breakfast) to 1 p.m. at St. Mark the Evangelist, Ft. Lauderdale. The cost is $20. Registration is available online; the deadline is Mar. 4. Participants will earn four CEUs.
- Good Friday Offering - Materials are available now for the annual Good Friday Offering of the Episcopal Church, which since 1922 has gone to help support the ministries of the Episcopal Church in Jerusalem and the Middle East. Anything a congregation needs to promote and collect this offering, from posters and bulletin covers in both English and Spanish, to order forms for envelopes, can be downloaded from www.episcopalchurch.org/gfo.
- Innovative Leadership Conference - Bishop Frade and Archdeacon Bryan Hobbs will be among the leaders for the Innovative Leadership Conference sponsored by the Province IV Congregational Development and Evangelsm Network at three sites this spring. The conference will be offered: April 8-10 at Camp McDowell, near Birmingham in the Diocese of Alabama; April 29-May 1 at Canterbury Conference Center, near Orlando in the Diocese of Central Florida; June 9-11 at Kanuga Conferences in Hendersonville in the Diocese of Western North Carolina. Registration cost is $30 per person. The cost of lodging and meals will vary by conference site. If you're interested in participating in one of these conferences, contact Archdeacon Hobbs, dochobbs@bellsouth.net.
- New Episcopal Church ad - The Episcopal Church Office of Communication is now providing new marketing materials focusing on the welcoming nature of The Episcopal Church. The new print ad in various sizes centering on "The Episcopal Church Welcomes You" is available at no cost to dioceses, congregations and provinces. The ad - in either English or Spanish - can be downloaded at http://www.episcopalchurch.org/adcollaborative.htm. Space is provided in the ad for customization of local church and website address; for information on this call Ana Arias at 212-716-6318.
Parishes in Transition
- Guardian Angels, Lantana - Fr. Marty Zlatic, rector of St. Joseph's, Boynton Beach, assigned as priest-in-charge; transitional process continuing.
- St. Cuthbert's, Boynton Beach - Fr. Gregory Mansfield, priest-in-charge.
- St. John's, Lake Worth - Using supply clergy.
- Transfiguration, Miami Gardens, and St. Kevin's Opa-locka - Joining in regional ministry under the direction of Canon Richard Barry and Historic St. Agnes, Miami, with Fr. Terrance Taylor, newly-appointed assistant at St. Agnes, as priest-in-charge.
- St. Anne's, Hallandale - Using Supply clergy; transitional process begun.
- St. Andrew's Hollywood - Using supply clergy.
- Holy Sacrament, Pembroke Pines - Fr. David Collins, priest-in-charge; interim process continues; receiving names.
- St. James the Fisherman, Islamorada - Fr. Jack Stanton, part-time interim pastor; will begin receiving names soon.
- St. Mary's Stuart - Canon Kerry Robb serving as interim rector; Search Committee formed and beginning its process.
- Church of the Resurrection, Biscayne Park - Fr. Alberto Cutie serving as administrator and Lay Pastor; Fr. Howard Stowe, priest.
- St. George's, Riviera Beach - Fr. Michael McManus, priest-in-charge.
- Bethesda-by-the-Sea, Palm Beach - Fr. Perry Fuller, interim.
- St. Phillip's, Coral Gables - The Rev. Mary Elizabeth Conroy, interim.
- St. Christopher's, West Palm Beach - Using supply clergy as transitional process proceeds.
- Chapel of St. Andrew, Boca Raton - Transitional process beginning under the leadership of the Rev. Debbie Self with oversight from St. Gregory's, Boca Raton.
- St. Thomas, Coral Gables - Fr. P.J. Woodall appointed interim rector, effective 2/1/10.
- St. Philip's, Pompano Beach - Using supply clergy; evaluation process beginning.
- St. Mary's Deerfield Beach - Using supply clergy; evaluation process beginning.
- St. Ambrose, Ft. Lauderdale - Joining Ft. Lauderdale regional ministry with All Saints, Intercession and Centro Hispano de Todos los Santos, with the Rev. Rosa Mallow as priest-in-charge.
Clergy Changes
- Fox, The Rev. Ronald - Announced retirement, effective 2/1/10, as rector of St. Bernard de Clairvaux, North Miami Beach; will continue to serve for a time as transition process begins.
- Taylor, The Rev. Terrance - Assistant at Historic St. Agnes, Miami, and priest-in-charge at Transfiguration, Miami Gardens and St. Kevin's, Opa-locka, effective 2/1/10.
F.Y.I. - Information from our Parishes and Around the Church
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- Some parish activities that will raise funds for Haiti:
- The gift shop at Trinity Cathedral, Miami, is currently donating 20% of all sales to Haiti relief.
- The choir at St. Thomas, Coral Gables, will present a concert on Feb. 21 at 3 p.m.; admission is free, but donations are requested for Red Cross efforts in Haiti, and a grant will match funds raised up to $10,000. Click here for more information.
- St. David's, Wellington, is partnering with Live Arts Florida to present a concert by Grammy-winning violinist Mark O'Connor on Jan. 31 at 7:30 p.m. in the WCHS Theatre on the campus of Wellington Community High School, 2101 Greenview Shores Blvd., Wellington. Profits from ticketing, parking and concessions will go to Episcopal Charities of Southeast Florida for Haiti. Click here for information.
- Well-known trial attorney Alan Greer, author of Choices and Challenges: Lessons in Faith, Hope, and Love, will read from and discuss his book on Thursday evening, Feb. 4, at 7 p.m. at St. Stephen's, 2750 McFarlane Road, Coconut Grove (Miami). There will be a gala wine and cheese reception after the book reading and signing. For more information contact parishioner Steve Naclerio at 305-373-4000 (work phone at Greer's law firm), or senior warden Colleen Bernuth at 305-666-3769 or cbernuth@comcast.net.
- St. Andrew's, Lake Worth, is offering its fourth annual series of monthly lectures, with the theme "The Dynamics of Diversity: An Exploration of Religious Pluralism." The next lecture will be Feb. 6--"Palestinian Judaism in the First Century: Understanding the Semitic Mind of Jesus." The speaker will be Dr. Mitchell Reddish, Chair, Department of Religious Studies at Stetson University. The evening will begin with a potluck supper at 5:30 p.m., followed by the lecture at 6:30. Click here for a schedule of the complete series. St. Andrew's is also offering a concert series on Sunday afternoons at 4 p.m. The next in that series will be a concert of Middle Eastern music and dance on Feb. 21; click here for complete information on that series.
- "I Want to Learn English" will hold its second annual Doug Drouin Memorial Fundraising Chili Cook-Off on Feb. 6, from 6-9 p.m., in the parish hall at the Chapel of St. Andrew, Boca Raton. Click here for a contestant application and go to www.iwle.org for more information about "I Want to Learn English."
- Trinity Cathedral, Miami, will offer lunchtime organ recitals free of charge at 12:30 p.m. every Friday during Lent. The first recital is on Feb. 19, performed by Gregory Zelek, recent finalist in the nation's YoungArts project and student at New World School of the Arts. The second is on Feb. 26, performed by Matthew Steynor, director of music at Trinity Cathedral. All are welcome to attend these half-hour long recitals, each of which features music by J.S.Bach.
- The Smaltz Lecture Weekend at Bethesda-by-the-Sea, Palm Beach, will be Feb. 19-21, and will feature Dr. John Dominic Crossan, Emeritus Professor of Religious Studies, DePaul University, speaking on "Jesus and Paul: Continuity or Discontinuity?" Weekend events include: Friday, Feb. 19, 7-9 p.m., lecture and reception ($20); Saturday, Feb. 20, breakfast, three lectures and lunch ($30); as well as preaching at all services and speaking at the 10:10 a.m. adult forum on Sunday, Feb. 21. To make a reservation for the Friday and/or Saturday events, contact Regine, 561-655-4554 or reimann@bbts.org by Monday, Feb. 15. Click here for additional information.
- Church of the Resurrection, Biscayne Park, will celebrate Black History Month at its 9:30 a.m. service on Feb. 21. The guest speaker will be State Senator Frederica Wilson, and there will be a reception following the service. All are invited.
- On Feb. 21 at 3 p.m. the "Music at St. Paul's" concert series at St. Paul's, Delray Beach, now in its 22nd season, will feature violinist Mei Mei Luo, and pianist Daphne Spottiswoode, in a program of masterworks for violin and piano. A $15 donation is requested for the concert, with preferred (front center) seating available at $18. Students are admitted for a $5 contribution. Tickets can be reserved by phone, 561-278-6003, or online at www.stpaulsdelray.org. No one will be turned away for inability to contribute. Click here for more information.
- You are invited to join Fr. Bob Trache and his wife, Eliza Ragsdale, of St. Mark the Evangelist, Ft. Lauderdale, on a Celtic pilgrimage to Ireland and Scotland, June 14-27, 2010. The pilgrims will explore Celtic sites, trace the development of Christian art and architecture through the middle ages, and celebrate the Anglican tradition throughout Ireland and northern Scotland. The pilgrimage is limited to 24 pilgrims, and reservations will be taken on a first come, first served basis. For details, go to www.travelillume.com/trc/xyz/ and click on the "Event Specifics" button to the right, or contact Fr. Bob at frbob@saintmarks.com, 954-558-5764, or Liza at Liza@saintmarks.com, 954-558-7762.
- Holy Family, Miami Gardens is looking for an Administrative Assistant to the Rector. This dynamic individual will provide administrative support to the Rector as well as provide supervisory oversight to their support staff. The successful candidate will serve as the everyday liaison between the Church and the community. If interested in applying, please email your resume and brief cover letter to HolyFamilyHR@gmail.com. Application deadline is Feb.13.
- Due to renovations that have somewhat reconfigured the worship space, Holy Family has a number of pews to give away. Contact Dean Horace Ward, 305-652-6797 or horace.ward@gmail.com.
- St. Mary's, Stuart, has these items to give away: Groups Hands-On Bible Curriculum for 1-2-year-olds and 3-4-year-olds; and navy blue kneeler cushions, embroidered with lilies. If you could use any of these, email mimi@stmarys-stuart.org.
Prayers
Prayers are requested for
Our country; for wisdom and guidance for our leaders and the leaders of all nations; for our armed forces, especially those now in places of danger; for our enemies; for the victims of terrorism; for peace, justice and reconciliation in all places where there is conflict; and especially for a peaceful end to the political crises in Iran and Honduras;
For everyone affected by the earthquake in Haiti-those who have died, those who are injured, who have lost family members and friends or are still seeking news of loved ones, those who wait for help and those who are working to help them;
For all who suffer from the effects other natural disasters;
For all who are facing economic hardship in the current financial crisis;
For the safety of all mission teams from our diocese;
For our companion dioceses-Nassau and the Bahamas, Dominican Republic, and Antananarivo;
- Bob Anderson, chair of the Duncan Center Board, scheduled for prostate cancer surgery 2/8;
- Edivia Mesa, mother of Canon Alejandro Hernandez, recovering from a stroke;
- Fr. Chauncey Shaw, recovering from stroke;
- Leanne Barnhart, sister of Julie Todd and sister-in-law of Fr. Chris Todd, critical condition after massive stroke;
- Michael Sahdev, diocesan Youth Commission president, re-injured previously broken ankle;
- Etta Stella, aspirant for the deaconate, healing;
- Betty Ellis, mother of Executive Board member Pam Sahdev, healing;
- June Daryman, parish secretary at Church of the Resurrection, Biscayne Park, recovering from surgery for fractured shoulder;
- Tami Carter, daughter of Bishop's Executive Assistant Jackie Fernandez, recovering from throat surgery;
- Lily DiGiacomo, sister-in-law of Deacon Anita Thorstad, healing from surgery for brain aneurysm;
- Pearl Katz, mother of the Rev. Donna Dambrot, severe stroke, in intensive care;
- Bob Sullivan, brother of Dean Donald Sullivan, healing from broken hip;
- John Womack, brother of diocesan Director of Communications Mary Cox, healing from severe infection;;
- Anastasia Weger, 11-year-old daughter of the Rev. Rohani Weger, continued healing from scoliosis surgery;
- Olive Schlepp, mother of Linda Schlepp-Gray, assistant to the Archdeacon for Congregational Development, healing;
- Rod Patterson, brother-in-law of Diana Frade, healing;
- Fr. Geoff Evans, healing;
- Sidney McCaleb, father of Dean Douglas McCaleb, continued healing;
- Paul Thomson, former chair of the diocesan Property & Loan Committee, healing;
- Archdeacon Fritz Bazin, continued healing;
- Chantal Deshaies, daughter of Fr. Bob Deshaies, healing;
- Claire McCarthy, daughter-in-law of Mother Nancy McCarthy, healing;
- Judy Cayton, sister of Deacon Carol Graves, healing;
- Charles Clarke, husband of diocesan ECW President Lillie Clarke; continued healing;
- Kyle Vernon, son of Deacon Valerie Vernon, healing;
- Deacon Valerie Vernon, healing;
- Elsa Salvador and Rodolfo Pupo, sister and brother-in-law of General Convention alternate Saulo Salvador, healing;
- Bishop Roger Chung, Diocese of Antsiranana, Madagascar, continued healing from stroke;
- Barbara Trache-Shay, sister of Fr. Bob Trache, ovarian cancer;
- Henry Foy, uncle of Liza Ragsdale, wife of Fr. Bob Trache and director of lay ministry at St. Mark the Evangelist, Ft. Lauderdale, continued healing from serious brain injury from a fall;
- Fr. Tom Shepherd, continued healing;
- Tom Andrew, father of the Rev. Debra Andrew Maconaughey, Parkinson's;
- Eric Buryn, nephew of Fr. Chris Todd, complete healing from heart attack and heart surgery;
- Debbie Corbishley, wife of Fr. Frank Corbishley, continued healing;
- Nancy Morkill, retired secretary to retired Bishop O. Schofield, healing;
- Sabrina, eight-year-old grandniece of diocesan IT consultant Bill Evans, continued healing;
- Cynthia Cruz Ward, daughter of Deacon Ruby Cruz, healing;
- Ava Elsner, 20-month old great-granddaughter of the late Fr. Harold Elsner, healing;
- Lisa Picot, sister of the Rev. Susan Bruttell, healing;
- Tami Carter, daughter of Bishop's Executive Assistant Jackie Fernandez, healing;
- Bill Fox, cousin of the Rev. Susan Bruttell, healing from serious stroke;
- Elsie Taylor, mother of Elaine Schofield, healing;
- Jose Alvarez, stepfather of diocesan controller Angie Iturrioz, continued healing;
- Max Salvador, son of the late Canon Max Salvador, healing;
- Donald Hamilton, son of Fr. Bill Hamilton, and his family, healing and strength;
- Carrol Gomez, wife of Archbishop Drexel Gomez of Nassau and the Bahamas, healing;
- Pat Fregeau, wife of Fr. Steve Fregeau, Parkinson's disease;
- Fr. Robert Carlson, healing;
- Steven Addison, son of Fr. Orlando Addison and Julia, guidance and protection;
- Maggie Martin, daughter of Fr. Hallock Martin and Lydia, healing and guidance;
- Ron Griffith, son of Fr. Bernard Griffith, healing of serious head injury;
- Canon Caroline Brumbaugh, honorary canon of Trinity Cathedral and longtime lay leader at St. Thomas, Coral Gables, healing;
- Debra Silla, director of the My Backyard program at St. Margaret's, Miami Lakes, healing;
- Bishop David Richards, continued healing;
- Deacon Gerre Glendenning, healing;
- Alice Elsner, widow of Fr. Harold Elsner, continued healing;
- Fr. John Mangrum, healing;
- Charlotte Hamilton, wife of Fr. Bill Hamilton, healing;
- Fr. Chauncey Shaw, healing;
- Binky Gilmore, wife of Fr. James Gilmore, declining health;
- Deborah Deshaies, wife of Fr. Bob Deshaies, healing;
- for the repose of the souls of those who have died, especially Nelson Famadas, former member of the Commission on Ministry, who died 1/25 and Fr. John Scott, who died 1/26; and for comfort for their families, the Rev. Donna Dambrot, whose father, Irwin Dambrot, died 1/21, and whose stepfather, Louis Katz, died 12/26; especially Deacon Anita Thorstad, whose nephew, Robert DiGiacomo, died 1/15; Deacon Charles Humphries, whose mother, Mary Humphries, died 1/12; and for all those who have lost loved ones in the earthquake in Haiti, other natural disasters, and in the ongoing conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Clergy Prayer List - Feb 2010
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Anglican Cycle of Prayer
February 7 - Epiphany V
The Church of the Province of Central Africa
Crooked Island: All Saints', Church Grove; St. Michael & All Angels, Moss Town; St. Clement, Spring Point, Acklins
Commission on Church Architecture and Allied Arts
The Nehemiah Project
February 14 - Last Epiphany
Iglesia Anglicana de la Region Central de America
Exuma: St. Margaret, Harts; St. Andrew, Georgetown; St. Christopher, The Ferry ; St. John the Baptist, Moss Town
Guardian Angels, Lantana; St. Cuthbert's, Boynton Beach; Holy Trinity, West Palm Beach
February 21 - Lent I
Provincede L'Eglise Anglicane Du Congo
Exuma: St. Mary Magdalene, Williamstown; St. Michael, Rolleville; Holy Innocents, Duncan Town, Ragged Island
Chapel of St. Andrew, Boca Raton
February 28 - Lent II
The Church of England
Christ the King, Nassau
St. Martin's, Pompano Beach; St. Paul et les Martyrs d'Haiti, Miami; Iglesia Episcopal Trinidad, Miami
March 7 - Lent III
Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui
Holy Cross, Nassau
Holy Sacrament, Pembroke Pines
Growth and Evangelism Ministry
Human Needs Ministry