Ribbon Cutting for the Dedication of Martyrs Hall
www.stmarysmemphis.org 692 Poplar Avenue Memphis, Tennessee 38105 Phone 901.527.3361 Fax 901.523.8292
THE CHIMES September 2013 Vol. XI, No. 9
INSIDE THIS ISSUE 2—Christian Formation Sweet Mary’s Cafe 3—Memphis School of Servant Leadership The Canon’s Corner 4—Bench Notes Transitions Glory Be Gals Potluck 5—Opportunities at the Cathedral/in the Diocese 6—Calendar of Events/ Birthdays Pop-Top Ministry 7—Altar Flowers Flower Ministry 8—Martyrs’ Weekend Luckystrikes 2.0
St. Mary’s Cathedral history is extraordinarily rich and inspiring. It is a story that needs to be shared and retold to continually enthuse the many generations to come. Coming this Sunday, September 8th, 10 AM, the Parish Hall will be renamed and dedicated as Martyrs Hall for this purpose. Fresh paint, new track lighting, and six educational panels of museum quality are being hung to share the brilliant news of our past. This is phase one of the project. The Sisters’ Shrine committee—Marcia Wunderlich (chair), Patricia McFarland, Carol Morris, Carmen Phillipy, Iolis Carruthers, Rev. Bindy Snyder, Anne Boykin, Preston Johnson, Mark Talley, and Cynthia Hawes—has been meeting for months to help transform our Parish Hall into a teaching center, with panel assistance from Scott Blake, Monty Shane, and John Gary. Anonymous donations funded the project, and the Chapter approved the final plans at the August 2013 meeting. So, please join us this Sunday, 10 AM, for the dedication of Martyrs Hall. Ribbon cutting, introductions, and dramatic readings from the journals of Constance and her Companions and Bishop Quintard will all be part of the dedication of the newly renovated space.
CHRISTIAN FORMATION SUNDAYS AT 10 AM MAJOR STORIES OF HOLY SCRIPTURE
PARISH HALL This series continues throughout the Fall & Spring semesters.
Sept 1—A Wonderful Dream—Genesis 25:27-28 Joseph Sold into Slavery—Gen 37— led by Drew Woodruff Sept 8~ Martyrs of Memphis Dedication of the Sisters’ Shrine, Sharing of the Sisters’ Letters Sept 15 ~ Joseph Feeds and Forgives—Genesis 41,45 Moses is Saved—Exodus 2 —led by Steve McKenzie Sept 22 ~ The Voice from the Bush, Exodus 3-4 Let my People Go, Exodus 7-15— led by Steve McKenzie Sept 29 ~ The Ten Commandments, Exodus 20 The Story of Ruth, Ruth 1-4— led by Steve McKenzie
SISTERS’ CHAPEL OFFERINGS
September 1-Please Understand Me led by Jerry Harber September 15 & 22 The Gift of Imperfection led by Laura Gettys Letting go of who you think you’re to be and embracing who you are. September 29 The Role of Cognitive Biases in Decision Making led by Yousef Valine
FORMATION FOR CHILDREN & YOUTH Ages 0-3, Nursery in the Moody Wing Ages 3-6, Catechesis-Level I Atrium in the Moody Wing Grades 2-5, Sunday School in the Moody Wing Grades 6-12, Youth Class in the Moody Wing
Trip to Shiloh Military National Park Thursday, November 7, 2013 Leave from St. Mary’s on a tour bus at 9 am Box lunch provided Tour Shiloh during afternoon Arrive Memphis by 5 pm Open to all, fees $75/person, minimum number of participants necessary There are a limited number of seats available on the bus, so let us know ASAP if you’d like to attend this long-awaited St. Mary’s travel field trip! Organized by travel agent/parishioner Paula Kelly and Miranda Griffin Call Miranda at 527-3361 or email
[email protected] for more details or to add yourself to our list of participants.
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Introducing Sweet Mary’s Café Sunday mornings, 9 9:45 Opening September 15 Join us down in the Crypt’s Patten “Lounge” starting September 15 and continuing each Sunday morning as we gather between services to engage in good, quality conversation over fresh coffee and pastries. Couches and newspapers will also be provided. Have your Sunday coffee and paper with us here at St. Mary’s!
New CHIMES FEATURE! Recipes from Sunday Morning Hospitality Hour We all look forward to the hospitality hour after the 11 o’clock service. The silver platters loaded with appetizers, desserts, and other finger foods are irresistible , especially when combined with the company of our fellow parishioners. It’s no wonder that a few folks proposed the idea of including a recipe or two from this beloved gathering in the monthly CHIMES! Our first featured recipe is perfect as an appetizer or side dish. It easily allows substitutions based on the chef’s preferences—and that makes it a foolproof, healthy dish to prepare. Thanks for sharing your recipe with us this month, Claire! And thanks to all who share dishes weekly after the service! Claire Valine’s Eight-Layer Greek Dip Layer: equal parts: Roasted red pepper hummus Finely chopped fresh baby spinach Finely chopped cucumbers Finely chopped green onions or chives Finely chopped drained sun-dried tomatoes Finely chopped artichoke hearts Feta cheese Toasted chopped pecans or pine nuts Optional: surround with black olives Serve on platter or shallow dish.
SERVANT LEADERSHIP: TESTING THE WATERS A 12-Week Series on Tuesdays, Sept 17—Dec 3 At St. Mary’s Cathedral
Join Evelyn Baker and Roger Wolcott to: EXPLORE core servant leadership themes of Being and Becoming the Beloved, The Dream of God, Building the Beloved Community, Money, Power, Reconciliation, and Call EXAMINE the relationship between the inward journey of prayer, contemplation, and study of scripture and the outward journey of relationships with those made poor and/or marginal EXPERIENCE living into the spiritual disciplines of a covenant life ENGAGE in weekly assignments, share our stories and reflections as they relate to the one holy story, listen with an open heart to the stories of others and do all of this with commitment and consistency We are chosen as the beloved children of God and called to take on the nature of Christ in all our endeavors and relationships. Embracing this truth is a journey into the very heart of servant leadership. Register on line at www.servantleadership-memphis.org or contact the office at 901.320.7005
The Canon’s Corner My three year old is very much into superheroes. I’m learning they’re actually kinda great. Super powers, capes, mind-reading, and interesting gadgets seem to come with them. Each morning he comes down the stairs announcing he is someone new. Earlier it was Superman, then it was Spiderman. Then just this week he announced he was Fix-it Man…. which is actually quite handy since we are still fixing the kitchen in our new house. This last morning, however, was a little different. Instead of telling me who he was, he wanted me to tell him who I was. “Who are you today, mom?” What a question! About fifty names went through my head: I am “Make-Your-BreakfastLunch-And-Dinner Woman; I am Rushing woman; I am change -a-Diaper-While-Feeding-The –Other-Kid Woman. After a moment with all those names, I looked at him and must have just shrugged. But Foster beamed. “I know who you are… you’re Momma,” he said. “You’re Momma.” And then he nodded, did his Minnesota thing where he adds, “Ya sure” at the end of his sentence and was off, cape streaming behind him. Now on one hand maybe “Momma” has implied super powers and mind melding characteristics, which clearly I should be tapping into more often. But on the other hand, maybe he was telling me that being “Momma” was enough. It’s just right, actually. Be who I am. Crazy-rushing woman, makethose-meals woman. Be me, be my crazy, imperfect self. It’s enough. This month, on September 15 and 22 at formation hour, we are going to be talking about the Gifts of Imperfection, and yes, that’s GIFTS. Because who we are is enough, flaws and all, and maybe just maybe it might be our imperfections – all our bumps and warts and scars, which can actually teach us how to live authentic, real, and whole-hearted lives. No, we won’t be making any imperfection lists but we will be talking some about courage, creativity, gratitude and joy, connection and play. Come be yourself and come join the conversation !
Laura+ OTHER CLASSES AVAILABLE THROUGH THE MEMPHIS SCHOOL OF LEADERSHIP
Such Sweete Melodie In Concert on Friday, September 6, at 7 pm
RACISM TO RECONCILIATION: THE PEACEABLE KIN-DOM NOW AND HERE, led by Brooke Sarden, time TBD. “Racism” and “reconciliation” are evocative and powerful matters that will focus this gathering. Scriptures and other sacred writings will be the guides. FINDING GOD'S FACE IN DIVERSITY - RACE, ORIENTATION AND POWER, led by Felicia Oglesby and Barbara Vann at Memphis Gay and Lesbian Community Center, Thursdays beginning Sept. 19 and running through November 21 (6:30-7:30 pm).This class will define our call as Christians to witness to the “Yes in Christ”, the good news of God’s gracious love toward ALL. CONFRONTING WHITE PRIVILEGE: STRIVING FOR RACIAL JUSTICE, led by Kristin Fox-Trautman at her home, 2284 Evelyn on Tuesdays, beginning September 17 and ending November 19, from 6:30 until 8:00 p.m. The goal of this class is explore the ways in which unearned white skin privilege affects our lives and can impede the development of authentic relationships across race.
For St. Mary’s annual commemoration of the Martyrs of Memphis, the Cathedral will host Such Sw eete Melod ie , an up-and-coming early music quintet. This concert will feature the music of the late Renaissance and early Baroque eras played on early instruments including the familiar baroque violin and harpsichord as well as the lesser known theorbo, baroque guitar, violone, and lirone. For its first performance in Memphis, the band has selected a program of English and Italian vocal and instrumental music. Works by well-known composers like John Dowland and Claudio Monteverdi will be heard alongside songs and sonatas by Nicolas Lanear, Tarquinio Merula, Benedetto Ferrari, and Hieronymous Kapsberger. 3
BENCH NOTES
We Give Thanks for Altar Guild!
A Word from Your Organist/Choirmaster
By now, I imagine many of you are wondering about that lovely 9-foot Yamaha concert grand piano nestled next to the chancel in the Cathedral nave. I am delighted to share with you that we are hoping to acquire this excellent instrument to support our lively Sunday liturgies and our thriving concert series, and I hope you will prayerfully consider supporting this acquisition.
We offer an enormous thank you to the St. Mary’s Altar Guild for their hard work polishing, shining, dusting, and overall beautifying our altar! They have spent several Saturdays in August devoted to keeping the loveliness of our space. Their dedication is deeply inspiring!
First, a little background: this piano was built in 2000 for the Metropolitan Opera House in NYC and was used as one of their competition instruments. It has been in Memphis since 2008 and has been THE go-to instrument for musicians requesting a Yamaha, including Aretha Franklin, James Taylor, Tony Bennett, and Russian pianist Olga Kern. It is one of the CFIIIS series, the premiere concert piano line from the Yamaha company, and unlike our present piano, it is truly able to fill our Cathedral space with a deep, rich sound. While it is a used piano, it is in impeccable condition. A new Yamaha CFIIIS of this caliber would cost around $150,000, but we are able to purchase this particular instrument from Memphis Music for $40,800, a real bargain and a superb long-term investment. Part of the deal includes trading-in our 100-year old Steinway, a gift in the late 70’s from the estate of Mrs. Birdie Bower, who served as organist at the Cathedral in the mid-20’s. You may ask, “Why would we ever trade a Steinway for a Yamaha?” Indeed, Steinway is considered by many to be the top -of-the-line, but our instrument was built before they made crucial upgrades to the action and soundboard, and while it is a decent piano, it doesn’t compare to this newer Yamaha. To put it bluntly, our Steinway is more like a fair boxed wine, while this Yamaha is a great bottle of Dom Perignon! So, if you like what you hear on Sunday mornings and are interested in supporting this important new component of our flourishing music ministry, I hope you will consider donating toward its purchase. Checks may be made to “St. Mary’s Cathedral” and simply write “Piano” in the subject line. Please know that all gifts are tax-deductible and should be considered above and beyond your faithful pledge. Please don’t hesitate askGloria, me any questions, and I hope you Soli to Deo share my enthusiasm for this excellent addition to our worship Scott Elsholz life! Soli Deo Gloria, Scott Elsholz
SUCCESSFUL Green Smoothiemaking at the First Sunday Lunch! Thanks to Kim Caldwell for our health/body/wellness experience...and join us each first Sunday for a new healthy offering! 4
Leslie McQuirter, Canon Laura Gettys, and Marcia Wunderlich offered a birthday cupcake to Nadia Strid when our DOK chapter gathered at Nadia’s home on August 25 to celebrate her 94th birthday. Happy Birthday, Nadia...we wish you many more!
Glory Be Gals Family Potluck Saturday, September 14 from noon-5pm The Glory Be Gals and Posey and Herb Cochrane invite you for a lazy Saturday afternoon potluck on Saturday, September 14 starting at noon and concluding at 5 pm. The location for the afternoon picnic/potluck is Posey Cochrane’s family farm located at 11625 Raleigh LaGrange Road. Please bring swimsuits, towels, sunscreen, play clothes, lawn chairs, picnic blankets, as well as coolers with family drinks and a side dish to share. Contact Kelley Morice at
[email protected] for a head count and for directions to the farm.
Transitions Transfers IN: Lori Miller from Holy Communion, Memphis Forrest Williams from St. George’s, Germantown Transfers OUT: Sherry Ray to Christ Methodist, Memphis Weddings: Lauren Alfter Dalton and Marc Ashley, 8/10/13 Marjorie Baker and Danny Knight, 8/17/13 Renewal of Vows (50th anniversary) Ron and Carol Jones, 8/17/13 Death: The Rev. Marianne Williams, 8/12/13
Cathedral Opportunities ~ FYI ►THE DIOCESE OF WEST TENNESSEE E-NEWSLETTER: Sign up for the E-newsletter so you can stay in touch with Diocesan events. www.episwtn.org “SAFEGUARDING GOD’S CHILDREN” TRAINING ON LINE Safeguarding God's Children, the training program for the prevention of sexual abuse of children and youth, is now available online. For more information, contact Judy at
[email protected] ►FIRST WEDNESDAY MYSTERY BOOK CLUB: The Mystery Book Club meets on the first Wednesday of each month at noon in the Episcopal Bookshop. All are welcome! The selection will be August 7 A Morbid Taste for Bones by Ellis Peters available at the Episcopal Bookshop. See you on August 7th. Sanda Smith ►NEXT HAITI MISSION TRIP IN OCTOBER: The Rev. Drew Woodruff and Dr. Susan Nelson and others will be going to Haiti. They and their team of 17 members can certainly be offered support with prayers and with tax deductible donations made through The Diocese of West Tennessee. Contact Drew at
[email protected] with your questions. ►DAUGHTERS OF THE KING FALL ASSEMBLY: Mark Saturday, September 21, 9:30-noon for the DOK Fall Assembly. $20 includes lunch. All Saints’ Church, White Station and Quince, is the location. The theme-”Daughters Around the World.”
Memorials & Honoraria In memory of Jim Ackerman By Carol Snowden Morris In honor of Susan Nelson and her Haiti Medical Mission By Drew Woodruff to Po p To p Ministry In honor of Marti Kuhn, Sue Shaw, and Mary Steele By Eulah Clark to Co ncert Series In honor of Richard Briscoe’s birthday By Mr. and Mrs. Rodgers Menzies In honor of Marcia Wunderlich By Lee and Dawn Roberts to Co ncert Series In memory of Clarisse Schroeder By Maury Landry By William R. Hickman, II to Ep isco p al Boo k sho p In Memory of John T. Fisher By Mary and Rene Wolf
Mary Icon Donations, Please! Dean Andy and Miranda would like your help collecting St. Mary icons to display in the Moody Wing so that we can better honor our patron saint! If you have a piece you’d like to donate, please send it our way. The bookstore also has some great Mary icons if you don’t have anything on hand but would like to contribute. Thanks!
Ongoing Programs at the Cathedral CHRISTIAN FORMATION-ALL AGES In memory of Bruce McCall SUNDAYS AT 10 AM Julie Campbell See page 2! Terri and John P. Neal III In memory of Maria Magdalena Warwell James MONDAYS AT 6:30 PM G. Hartley-Music Fund In memory of The Rt. Rev. William A. DimNarcotics Anonymous meetingmick Peggy and Loyd Templeton -Chapel Chair InAT memory WEDNESDAYS 8 AMand honor of their parents Claire Chapel, and Yousef Valine-Chapel ChairHall, EUCHARIST-Sisters’ BREAKFAST-Parish In memory of Clyde Washburn III WALKING THE NEIGHBORHOOD. Mary Virginia Horner Jenks McCrory In 2honor THURSDAYS AT PM of The Rev. Jerry Harber Bridge newspaper—ParishWayne Hall Ferguson In honor of the baptisms of Milla Meiman and Ives Dobbins 2nd THURSDAY HEALING EUCHARIST Anne and Greg Meiman
2nd Thursday of each month ~ Sisters’ Altar in the Nave-(September 12) GLORY BE GALS & EPISCOPAL CHURCH WOMEN Thursday, Sept 5, at 6 pm at Mia Henley’s; Saturday, September 16, Noon til 5 pm Family Potluck/Swim at the Cochrane Farm SUNDAY BREAKFAST BUNCH— FOURTH SUNDAYS This group meets at the Cupboard on Union Avenue at 9:30 am on the 4th Sunday of each month (September 22) SERVANT MINISTRY TEAM— SECOND TUESDAYS The Servant Ministry Team meets in the Parish Hall on the 2nd Tuesday of the month at 4 pm. (September 10) SHORT STORY GROUP Tuesdays at 10 am in the Sara Sad ler Ro o m MYSTERY BOOK CLUB First Wednesdays at Noon-at the Ep isco p al Bo o k sho p KNITTING & SEWING GROUP 1st & 3rd Wednesdays, 1-3 pm Sara Sad ler Ro o m DAUGHTERS OF THE KING The Constance and Her Companions Chapter of the DOK usually meet after the 11 am Eucharist on the 3rd Sunday of the month. (September 15)
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SEPTEMBER CALENDAR + Sunday at 8 AM + Holy Eucharist Rite One + + Sundays at 10 AM + Christian Education for All Ages + + Sunday at 11 AM + Choral Eucharist Rite Two + followed by Hospitality Hour in the Parish Hall September 1 15th Sunday after Pentecost 8a Holy Eucharist + Rite I 10 a Christian Formation 11 a Choral Eucharist + Rite II 12:30p Green Smoothies-Crypt Mon-2 Offices closed Tue-3 10 a Short Story Group Wed-4 8a Eucharist/Breakfast; 1p Knitting 7p Choir Thu-5 6p Glory Be Gals-Mia Henley’s The Martyrs of Memphis Weekend: Sept 6-8 Fri-6 7p Such Sweete Melodie in concert-Cathedral Sat-7 9a Pop-Top Ministry 6p Martyrs of Memphis Eucharist and Reception at Emmanuel Church September 8 The Martyrs of Memphis 8a Holy Eucharist + Rite I 10 a Martyrs Hall Dedication 11 a Choral Eucharist + Rite II 12:30p Picnic at Elmwood Tue-10 10 a Short Story Group Wed-11 8 a Eucharist/Breakfast 7p Choir Rehearsal Thurs-1212n Healing Eucharist 4:30p Finance Committee Meeting Sat-14 9a Pop-Top Ministry 12-5p Glory Be Gals Swim/Potluck-Cochrane Farm September 15 17th Sunday after Pentecost 8a Holy Eucharist + Rite I 9:15p Children’s Choir Rehearsal; Sweet Mary’s Cafe 10 a Christian Formation 11 a Choral Eucharist + Rite II 12:15p DOK Meeting Tue-17 10 a Short Story Group 2p Servant Leadership Class 5:25p Chapter Meeting Wed-18 8 a Eucharist/Breakfast 1p Knitting 6p Potluck w/Abyssinian Bapt & Chef Geraci 7p Choir Rehearsal Sat-21 9a Pop-Top Ministry September 22 18th Sunday after Pentecost 8a Holy Eucharist + Rite I 9:15p Children’s Choir Rehearsal , Sweet Mary’s Cafe 10 a Christian Formation 11 a Choral Eucharist + Rite I 12:15 Gailor Guild—host lunch/presentation Tue-24 10 a Short Story Group 2p Servant Leadership Wed-25 8 a Eucharist/Breakfast 7p Choir Rehearsal Sat-28 9a Pop-Top Ministry September 29 19th Sunday after Pentecost 8a Holy Eucharist + Rite I 9:15p Children’s Choir Rehearsal Sweet Mary’s Cafe 10 a Christian Formation 11 a Choral Eucharist + Rite I
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The Pop-Top Ministry at St. Mary’s ~ Help Us Feed the Homeless “Truly I tell you: just as you did it to one of the least of these who are members of my family, you did to me.” Matthew 25 “To-Go” meals are handed out each Saturday morning at 9 AM. Here are items needed each week: +Vienna sausages in POP-TOP CANS +pork and beans in POP-TOP CANS +saltine crackers +fruit cups or applesauce in single serving cups +a "sweet" like Little Debbies or other cup cakes +Coca-cola or other soft drinks +bottled water
SEPTEMBER BIRTHDAYS Remember that the Fellowship Committee helps you celebrate your birthday on September 15 after the 11 AM Eucharist!!! Also, if your birthday is not listed, please contact the church office for an update to our records. 1 Martha Morris 2 Posey Cochrane Terra Nwobilor 3 Nita Faye Ferris 4 Monna Barnhart Lois Donnelly Amanze Onwuka 5 Sara Ratton Blake Viar 6 Dean Buczkowski Rob Skinner 7 Tom Horton 9 Marti Kuhn Cliff Pierce Lee Roberts
10 Dot Gause Linda Mather Peggy Sheft 11 Runyan Ellis 13 Jim Hartley 16 Andrew Gruber 18 Prentice Fulton Patricia Geelan
20 Evie Bakewell Angela Massengale 23 Lloyd Adams Clay Templeton 24 Ryan Godbey 25 Daniel Forrest Mark Talley 26 Bill McIndoo Annette Smythe 27 Randolph Reeves 28 Billy Pullen 29 Charlotte Blanton Shirley Pangle 30 Anita Sage
ALTAR FLOWERS FOR SEPTEMBER September 1+ The 15th Sunday after Pentecost The Altar Flowers are given by Dr. Bud Reynolds to the Glory of Almighty God and in loving memory of his wife, Jaci Reynolds. The Bread, Wine, and Candles are given to the Glory of Almighty God by Jerry Harber in honor of his wife, Carol, for her birthday. September 8 + Constance and Her Companions The Altar Flowers are given to the Glory of Almighty God by Carol Snowden Morris to the Glory of Almighty God and in loving memory of Margaret and Brinkley Snowden, Marshall Morris, James Snowden, Sister Hughetta Snowden, and the Martyrs of Memphis.
Goal 1: Continue to pursue becoming a “house of prayer for all people” Goal 2: Continue to strengthen Christian Formation programs Goal 3: Expand Community Outreach and Hospitality Programs Goal 4: Enhance our position as the Cathedral Church of the Diocese of West Tennessee Goal 5: Continue to design services that support a unique Cathedral identity Goal 6: Present clear, unified, and targeted messages in all communications Goal 7: Staff as needed to support growth Goal 8: Provide funding for all programs and property maintenance
The Altar Flowers also are given in honor of the Constance and Her Companions Order of the Daughters of the King.
Just Across the Parking Lot ~ EBS
The Four White Roses are given by Iolis Carruthers to the Glory of Almighty God and in loving memory of the Sisters of St. Mary who gave their lives during the Yellow Fever Epidemic of 1878. September 15+ The 17th Sunday after Pentecost The Altar Flowers are given by Kaki and Bill Whitley to
Monday through Friday, 9:30 AM - 4:30 PM
[email protected] 527-5684
the Glory of Almighty God and in loving memory of their parents, Sarah and William Whitley, and Ruth and Joe Davis. September 22+ The 18th Sunday after Pentecost
Healing Eucharist — 2nd Thursdays at Noon
Open Date September 29+ The 19th Sunday after Pentecost Open Date
At Sisters’ Altar in the Nave Sacrament of Unction and Healing Prayers open to all ~ a 30-minute experience The next service will be SEPTEMBER 12 at NOON
FLOWER MINISTRY AT ST. MARY’S CATHEDRAL
Sisters’ Chapel Chair Dedications Each Sunday the Altar at St. Mary’s is graced with two beautiful arrangements donated by parishioners. There are several ways to donate to the Flower Ministry in memory of, in thanksgiving for, or in honor of loved ones. Suggested donations are: Altar Flowers $125, Branches and Greenery during Lent $75, Paschal Candle $75, Baptismal Font $150, and Bread, Wine and Candles $50. Suggested donation for Easter lilies/palms and Christmas poinsettias/greenery is $25. The Flower Ministry coordinates the donations and has a team to bundle and deliver the Altar Flowers each week to parishioners who cannot attend services. If you would like to donate to the Flower Ministry, please call Jan Morrell at 575-3258 or
[email protected] for available dates and more information. We can always use more volunteers for bundling and delivering flowers during the year. Both are done on a rotating basis. Bundling of flowers is done after the 11:00 service and takes about 20 minutes. To volunteer, contact Carol Morris at
[email protected]
A beautiful, meaningful way to participate in the new life of our Sisters’ Chapel is to provide a chapel chair as a memorial or honorarium for a loved one. The cost is $600 which includes an inscription plaque. Look for the forms or contact the Cathedral office: Judy Phillips 527-3361.
CHAPEL PEWS FOR SALE A full length pew is $600. A pew with the cut outs due to the Chapel columns is $400.
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Cathedral Staff & Chapter STAFF (Office Phone 527 . 3361 ) The Very Rev. William E. Andrews III, D. Min., De an-X106
[email protected] Cell 901.275.4514 The Reverend Laura F. Gettys, Cano n Pasto r f o r Parish Life -X118
[email protected] Cell 901.569.5820 The Rev. Drew Woodruff, De acon f o r Social Justice -336.1103
[email protected] The Rev. Dr. Jerry L. Harber, Theologian in Residence
[email protected] Judy Phillips, Dire cto r o f Ad m inistratio n X107
[email protected] Miranda Cully Griffin, Director of Children & Youth Formation Associate for External Communications
[email protected] 527.3361 Jasper Delaney, Se xto n 864.6619 Norma Harrison, Bookkeeper X115
[email protected] Scott M. Elsholz, Cano n Organist/Ch o irm aste r 527.6123
[email protected] Tyrus R. Legge, Jr., CAGO, Asst. Organist-Choirmaster X111 Associate for Liturgy
[email protected] CHAPTER 2013: John Gary, Jim Johnson, Mickey Mitchell, Lee Roberts, Sherri Tipton, John Weatherly. 2014: Rebecca Chappell, Anna Holtzclaw, Gillian Steinhauer, Yousef Valine, Gene Woods, Clara Yerger. 2015: Chris Carruthers, Dennis Clark, John Gaskill, Patricia Geelan, Jan Morrell, Steve Kite-Powell. Leadership: Lee Roberts—Chapter Warden; Marcia Wunderlich—Bishop’s Warden; Michael Allen—Finance Chair; Patricia McFarland—Secretary; Ralph George—Treasurer
165 Madison Avenue Saturday, September 21 8—10 pm Cover charge of at least $5 to benefit the Servant Ministry Team of St. Mary’s Mark your calendar to come hear our own Claire Valine with her bass player, Ron Shuman, and help benefit our Servant Ministry!!! “The Servant Ministry seeks to share our vitality an dresources to build community with care and love for all people in the St. Mary’s Episcopal Cathedral neighborhood, with a focus on education and street people.”
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