The Gospel at St. David's Church

The Mission of St. David's is to follow Jesus, loving our neighbors as ourselves, without exception.

April 2016Reflection from Father Samuel...

We are in Eastertide; we are in The Great Fifty Days. The season of Easter isactually a celebration of 50 days, from Easter until Pentecost. The word Pentecostmeans fiftieth and is the Greek rendering of the Hebrew word Shavuot. Shavuot, theFeast of Weeks, began as a harvest festival in Canaan, coming approximatelyseven weeks after the first day of Passover. The 50 days of Easter have been observed longer than any other season of theChristian year. It was seen as an "unbroken Sunday," a week of weeks plus theeighth day of the new creation. Thus, the council of Nicaea (AD 325) prohibited kneeling or any other penitentialposture during Eastertide, as well as on Sundays throughout the year. Onlystanding, the resurrection posture was allowed for prayer during this time. These 50 days were especially devoted to teaching on the sacraments, particularlythe Eucharist, for those baptized at Easter were only then allowed to be present andto participate in the Eucharist. As the paschal mystery is at the center of Christian existence, so Eastertide shouldbe the richest and most joyous part of the year. Thus, the paschal candle burns at

all services throughout the 50 days until Pentecost, at the end of the Easter season. I hope this will be a time of new life and resurrection for all of us at St. David's - inlife, faith and strength for visioning ahead together. May we spend this month in joy,caring for one another and finding ways to invite our neighbors to the table ofcelebration. Just ask, you may just be surprised. Consider these words from theGreat Saint of the church, Augustine of Hippo: "Now we urge you to praise God.That is what we are alltelling each otherwhen we say 'Alleluia'.But see that you praise Godnot with your lipsand voices alone,but with your minds,your livesand all your actions." Easter blessings to you all, my family in faith. Fr. Jason W. Samuel

To contact Fr. Jason Samuel:rector@saintdavidschurch.com

Office 619-276-4567 x206 ~ Cell 314-520-6273 ~ Home 619-798-2002

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Worship....

WE MADE IT --- NOW WHAT?

Wow! Forty days of Lent. Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, HolySaturday, the Great Vigil of Easter and Easter Day with all the great musicof the season. Thanks to the choir, the instrumental ensemble and ourguest musicians for a tremendous Easter Day celebration. But, nowwhat happens? We've got 50 more days of the Easter season before weget to the Feast Day of Pentecost. To what do we look forward in themusic department? Well, for starters, there is an abundance of greathymns for all of us to sing. There will be Sundays of contemporarymusic. I've asked the choir to pick out some of their favorite anthemsthat have been done in the past. We, as a congregation, finally have theopportunity to sing the "Gloria" again and some of our favorite liturgicalsettings of music for the Eucharist. So, music never stops here at St.David's. We look forward to more concerts this season as well. All inall, it's going to be a tremendous month of April and continue right onthrough the summer months. Thank you to our Parish of St. David'scongregation for your support and kind remarks about our music. Itmeans a lot to the choir and our instrumentalists. We look forward toserving you as faithfully as ever for a long time. There's always room formore voices and instruments in our program. Take a music brochurefrom the table, share it with someone new and invite them to join us onour journey into the future. It's a great ride!

Ken McMillen

Director of Music

WHY A NAME TAG - A PERSONAL STORY.

Why do we have name tags at church? Don't we all know each other? The answer is we don't, and equally important others may notknow us. As one who has been very lax about wearing myname tag I have come to realize my poor memory atremembering names continues to get worse and there are anynumber of people I see on Sunday I can say hello to, but

whom I cannot call by name. Even people sitting next to me, or nearby, are stillnameless. For my sake, and for others including yourself, please consider wearingyour name tag on Sundays. If you never had one, misplaced one or for any otherreason, if you attend Sunday services on a regular basis ("member" or not), sign upfor and wear your tag so I may be able to get to know you better. Contact the

church office or any Sunday usher. Thanks. Bob Shaw, Junior Warden

Huge thanks to all of you, from preteens to those in your 90s, who wrotea Lenten meditation for our booklet this year. Taking that time to go backto the Source and spending some quiet time with God, to meditate andconnect Scripture with your heart and dreams, and your life as it istoday, and then to share your lives with us is, we think, one of the highpoints of our journey together at St David's. We hope you think so too.Much love in the Risen Christ: Louise Buck, Melinda Murdock, andJanet Shaw

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Christian Formation....

Meets Sundays at 9:25 a.m. in the Mission Center (Sep~June)

April 2016

04/03 Coffee & Conversation04/10 Christianity in a variety of cultures: what is your comfort level?, FlorenceGillman04/17 The Future: Development of Morena Blvd. James Lamattery04/24 No Forum (Kairos Outside)

The MaryMagdalene

Chapter

This was a busy month for the DOK. At our regular gathering we did a specialversion of the Stations of the Cross in the sanctuary, then we continued ourdiscussion of our study book, Crazy Christians: A Call to Follow Jesus.

On March 12th we hosted a wonderful DOK Quiet Day for all the women in thediocese. We had about 40 women and they were inspired by Lynn Neu'spresentation on "Spiritual Practices for the 21st Century." She had some greatideas and she gave us time to experience Centering Prayer and other practices.She also gave us a handout with some helpful resources that can be found online.Our chapter graciously welcomed the women for refreshments and lunch andJamie Wood made lovely flower arrangements.

The Quiet Day included an inspiring Taize Service with our diocesan DOKChaplain, the Rev. Maryanne Lacey, leading us. The service featured beautifulpiano music by Debby Park, scripture, and prayers, including the following by theRev. Susan Gregg-Schroeder:Loving God, how we yearn for you. Deep inside we desire to know that you loveand accept us just as we are. We seek release from our past mistakes and regretsand the opportunity to move beyond the hurt and the pain of our lives. We look fordirection, for signs, for your leadings and guidance for the important decisions weare faced with each day. Yes, we yearn to really know you, for you are our God andwe are your people.Our next Diocesan DOK event will be our Spring Assembly at St. James on May21st from 9:00-1:00.

The new member training is underway for Shirley Culver, Ruth Woolery, RoseannMyers, and Karen Benedict. One of our sessions was held at Chris Timmins' homeand she and Margaret England, our parish DOK chaplain, added valuable insightsto our discussion.

Our next DOK chapter gathering will be on Monday, April 4th at the home of Chris

Timmins from 5:45-7:30. Group 2 will bring food and we will complete ourdiscussion of Crazy Christians.

All women in the parish are welcome to join DOK and guests are always welcome.For information please contact one of us.For His Sake, Janet Shaw and Chris Timmins, Co-presidents

Monthly Models of FaithMartin Luther King, Jr.Remembered on April 4Martin Luther King, Jr. was born in 1929 in Atlanta, Georgia to the Reverend MartinLuther King, Sr. and Alberta Williams King. He was the middle child of three, withan older sister and a younger brother. Martin Jr. and his wife Coretta Scott Kingwere the parents of four children. Following extensive studies in sociologyand theology, Martin received the Doctorate of Philosophy (Ph.D.) from BostonUniversity in 1955. Dr. King was the pastor of Dexter Avenue Baptist Church inMontgomery, Alabama from the mid- to the late-1950s. He then foundedand directed the activities of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference inAtlanta, Georgia.

Dr. King held a variety of leadership roles and received numerous awards-including the Nobel Prize for Peace-and was perhaps the central figure in theAmerican Civil Rights Movement. Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated inApril of 1968. What is less well known, and certainly less publicized is that in Juneof 1974, some 6 years after the death of her son, King's mother, Alberta WilliamsKing was also shot and killed in the Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta as she satat the organ. "Again, through an act of violence, there ended a life that was totallynonviolent, a life that was thoroughly Christian, a life that reflected love for allpersons and unselfish service to humankind" (The King Center). Together, Martinand his mother are models to us all of Christian life and livelihood in the face of itsmost challenging opponents.

The Morning Prayer reading on the day I began this article, about the rich man whowanted to prove to Jesus how wonderful he was, comes in the Gospel story justbefore Jesus' final entry into Jerusalem. The guy was righteous. He was rich. He'ddone everything just right - according to the rules and rubrics. So what's next,Jesus? What now? Jesus' answer was the same one that I heard when I first gotsober: "You only have to change one thing," they said. "Everything." "When heheard this, he was shocked and went away grieving, for he had manypossessions." He had it all and he was supposed to give it away!? For what?

Jesus went on to tell that others, who were as nonplussed as was the man in thestory, that it is easier for a camel to squeeze through the eye of a needle than for arich person get into God's kingdom. One of my friend's is fond of saying that whenyou're in the presence of paradox, you know you are in the presence of God. Andhere we are, squarely in the Presence.

That day was also the feast of Saint Patrick. Legend has it that he taught about thethe Holy Trinity, the Three-in-One and One-in-Three, by showing the peoplegathered a three leaf clover. Showing them. No complexity here, no need tointellectualize, to theorize, just taking the things of earth, as Jesus did, and showingus what is beyond, what is within, what is. The greatest mystery is contained in themost everyday of things. And so often, we wander away grieving, because of ourmany possessions - our intellectual prowess, our rational, scientific, reasonablemind. In the end, our self-sufficiency our self-importance and self-righteousnessisolates us, divides us from others, and from God. We are at the beginning of Holy Week as I finish this up.When you read this we willbe on the other side of that great chasm and the whole month of Alleluia's in front ofus. Life will have flowed out of the grave, victory from defeat. hope from despair.

Recently I put up a sign outside in the entryway of myhome. It says BEACH with an arrow underneath. In thatlocation it does point to the beach. Especially when I amheading out, I see it and am reminded that the beach is thataway and that I should go. I so seldom do. I showed aphotograph of it to Sister Electa, who went into theCarmelite monastery the year I was born. She took it andexpanded it to be an invitation to go down to the Sea, intothe very life of God. Using the everyday things of earth,things that which we can see and touch sidestepping themind, and, as Jesus did, showing us the Mystery what is

beyond, what is within, what is.

Now every time I walk out the door I am reminded silently, unequivocally that I aminvited onto the beach, and into the Sea, invited to go down and stand on the shoreas the Risen Lord stood and fed his disciples with barbecued fish, showing them,not merely telling them, that, astoundingly, he was alive and with them still.The Lord is risen indeed, alleluia.

Louise BuckApril 2016

Outreach...

CARING FOR THE HOMEBOUND. Some of our St. David's community are physically restricted in theirparticipation in parish life. Is there someone from St. David's whom youvisit with on a frequent basis? Do you know of one who is confined totheir home? We want to be sure they are not forgotten or overlooked. If your answer to either of the above questions is "yes" please notify thechurch office or one of the contacts for pastoral visitation: Debby Park(858-270-5978; rayandeb@gmail.com) or Bob Shaw (619-990-8210;robtshaw@sbcglobal.net). Even if you believe the church alreadyknows, give us a call, text or e-mail.

Refugee.net 2016 Amazing Journey Gala

6 PM - 9 PM, Saturday, May 7, 2016Hall of Champions, Balboa Park

Tickets $95

More information available at: refugee-net.orgor send a check to RefugeeNet

4265 Fairmount Avenue, Suite 130, San Diego, CA 92105

ECS Day of Play. A Country Faire & Circus is coming up on Sunday, April 10, 12-4pm.

This unique fundraiser, a get-away for all ages, willtake place in Del Mar at beautiful San DieguitoCounty Park and will feature a catered BBQ lunch,a theatrical circus performance by Fern StreetCircus, carnival games and other pre-circusentertainment, a silent auction, a magic show, andcircus-themed workshops for children and youth.

Tickets: $30 for ages 16 and up, $20 for ages 5-15,children under 5 are free, $250 for a table of 10. To learn more and to buy tickets,go to the ECS Day of Play page on the ECS website: www.ecscalifornia.org.

WHITE rice, cooking oil, dried beans for the Episcopal Refugee Network:

The 3rd Sunday each month is our monthly in-gathering of whiterice and cooking oil for refugees served by the Refugee Network.White rice only, please (their preference). They can also use anykind of dried beans (kidney, pinto, etc). Please place donations onthe table in the Mission Center and many thanks.

St. David's Food Pantry: The St. David's Food Pantry has food available forparishioners on Sundays after both services and isopen to the general public at 12:15. The food is fromlocal grocery stores and is at or just past theexpiration date. It is available for anybody who needs it, whether for themselves orfor those they know who are in need.

San Diego NAMI Walk on Saturday, April 30Every journey begins with that first step! As NAMIWalks celebrates our 14thAnniversary in 2016, we are proud to be NAMI's largest and most successfulmental health awareness and fundraising event in the country!

Through NAMIWalks public display of support for people with mental healthchallenges, we are changing how Americans view mental illness. Please join usas we improve lives and our communities one step at a time.

At St. David's, watch for information on how to sign up to participate or to sponsor awalker. The Walk takes place at the NTC Park in Liberty Station. Registrationbegins at 7:30 am with the 5K Walk starting at 9:00 am

San Diego County National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Walk 2016Saturday, April 30, 2016Check-in Time: 7:30 a.m.Walk Starts: 9:00 a.m.NTC Park in Liberty Station, Point Loma2455 Cushing Road, San Diego, CA 92106

For more information and to register:www.namiwalks.org/sandiegocounty

Community Christian Service AgencyCCSA was founded in 1972 by seven churches and obtained its nonprofit 501C-3status in 1973. St. David's was one of the founding churches. During 44 years ofservice, CCSA has grown to include 31 member churches in the Clairemont, Pacific

Beach, La Jolla, and University City areas of San Diego. CCSA currently has threepaid staff members and has utilized hundreds of volunteers to deliver its services.

We may not be able to change hunger all over the world, but weCAN change it in our community. Providing $40 donation forone bag of food, or $60 to have it include fresh fruits,vegetables, meat and bread DOES make a difference for thefamily that receives it. 2016 HUNGER WALK - Saturday, April 23 at 8 am

Sign Ups Begin Sunday April 10th or register on line at

ccsasandiego.orgRegistration at 7am; Walk begins at 8am at DeAnza Cove in MissionBay Park, 3000 East Mission Bay Drive, in the northeast corner ofMission Bay Drive.There is no set registration fee, but walkers are encouraged to solicitdonations to CCSA from family members, friends and neighbors.During the walk you will be able to learn how CCSA helps meet theneeds of hungry people in our county. After the walk stay forrefreshments, fellowship, the raffle drawing and music.

For more information call Roseann Myers- 858-598-6847 orvisit: ccsasandiego.org

"Watch for information on how to sign up on Sundays at church."

Fellowship...

Flying Solos will meet for lunch Thursday, Apr 21, 1:00 pm at LunaMediterranean Grill, 4175 Genessee Ave, San Diego, CA 92111.(In the Kohl's shopping center). Please RSVP to Anita Lawrence nolater than Tues., Apr 19, 858-273-7029.

The Flying Solos are a group of 55+ singles (single, widowed, divorced) who meet on the 3rdThursday of each month for lunch at various neighborhood restaurants.

St. David's Wednesday Happy Hour this month will be on

April 27, 2016 from 4-6pm.Sardina's Italian Restaurant & Bar

1129 Morena Blvd, San Diego, CA 92110

Relax and unwind at this local watering hole with fellow parishioners. Enjoyaffordable and tasty appetizers with your iced tea or martini. And... MARK YOURCALENDARS because St. David's Happy Hour always falls on the LASTWednesday of the month from 4-6pm and it's always a lot of fun. Bring a friend!

This was a short month since we were closed on Good Friday. We have severalmembers learning how to play Upwords now - it has different strategies fromScrabble! We had a delightful visit from our Preschoolers who sang all the songsthey've been learning with Mr. Ken (Ken McMillen). Then we joined them in playingrhythm instruments. On March 18 in honor of St. Patrick and Ireland, we had adelicious Irish lunch with corned beef, colcannon, cabbage and carrots, sodabread, apple pie and pistachio trifles! This month we'll have Game Days, a new video (not chosen yet), Chair Yoga withLexy (subbing for Elena),AND a demonstration by the San Diego Square Dance Association (KathleenHoot is a member). All parishioners are invited to our Friday morning gatherings -you don't have to be an official member.

Schedule for AprilApril 1 - Game Day (Uno, Scrabble, Upwords, Skip-Bo)April 8 - video (TBA)April 15 - Game Day (Uno, Scrabble, Upwords, Skip-Bo)April 22 - Chair Yoga with LexyApril 29 - San Diego Square Dance Association demonstration!

The seniors enjoyed a visit from our Preschoolers last Friday. First they sang 10 (!)songs for us. Then we joined them in playing rhythm instruments - fun for all!

Women's Fellowship on Friday, April 29

Debby Park will host Women's Fellowship at 6:30 pm onFriday, April 29, at her home, 5075 Park West Ave (92117behind Clairemont Square). Please bring a snack to shareand/or your favorite beverage. RSVP to Debby at 858-270-

5978 or rayandeb@gmail.com.

Yoga Thursdays: Noon-1:00 p.m. in the Mission Center. All levels welcome!

Participants are asked to bring a yoga mat, a yoga strap/old tie/or belt, comfortable

clothes (no shoes), and a water bottle. You can do chair yoga instead of on the floorwith a yoga mat if you prefer.

Gently strengthen, stretch and relax the mind and body as Vou leads you throughyoga, a practice known to reduce stress and improve health and well-being. Voucombines over 20 years' experience in health and wellness to provide you abalanced class in a safe and friendly environment. All levels of experiencewelcome. There will be a suggested donation of $10 per person, per class.

Birthdays this month!8 Kara Crawford9 Virginia Koslowski9 Michelle Martin11 Donald Searles12 Louise Buck12 Alicia Denton14 Janet Daugherty15 Mary Jane Towne-Denton16 Keith Warren18 Richard Hoot23 Robert Constantine29 Michael Aleman

Vestry...

Current Vestry Minutes and Financial Reports can be found on our website underthe "Staff/Vestry" tab. Click here for Vestry Minutes & Financial Reports. Click here for St.David's Staff/Vestry page.2nd Tuesday of the month at 6:30 p.m. in the Mission Center. Parishioners arealways welcome to attend the Vestry meetings.

Finance.....

Current financial reports can be found on our website. Click here for reports.

Children & Youth.....

Children's Sunday School: 9:15 a.m. - 10:25 a.m.

9:15 am Gathering Time - Mission Center9:30 am Lesson Time - classrooms10:25 am Parent pick-up - classrooms

Youth Forum: 9:30 a.m.-10:15 a.m. Mission Center

Alleluia, Alleluia! He is risen! On Easter Sunday we celebrated Christ'sresurrection with great joy! Alleluia! We dug up our "Alleluia Banner," processed inwith enthusiasm, put our flowers on the cross, and had a great Egg Hunt. Duringthe rest of Easter season, both classes, Godly Play and All Things New, willcontinue with the Easter sacred stories. The culmination of the 50-day Easterseason is Pentecost on May 15, and we will have our traditional IntergenerationalForum of Pentecost lesson and crafts, followed by the children's processional at the10:30 am service. We collected the Mite Boxes for Episcopal Relief andDevelopment on Easter Sunday. If your child still has a mite box, please give it toone of the teachers. It's not too late! The last Sunday for Sunday School will beJune 12, at which time we will have the Children's Ministry Appreciation Partyand Bridging Ceremony. Please come and celebrate with us. Dates to remember:Sunday, May 15 Pentecost - Intergenerational Forum: Lesson &Crafts 9:30 aSunday, June 12 Children's Ministry Bridging Ceremony & Party 9:30am

Our Children's Sunday morning schedule (which is posted on the classroomdoors) is as follows:

9:15 am Gathering Time - Mission Center 9:30 am Lesson Time - classrooms

10:25 am Parent pick-up - classroomsParents are always welcome to join us for "Gathering Time" in the Mission Center. All children are always welcome. Each lesson is complete, so if you have visitingrelatives or friends with children feel free to bring them. Everyone can participate. Let everyone know that St. David's has an exciting program for children! Childcareis available every Sunday for our little ones from 9 am to 12 noon, downstairs in theEducation Center. Also, for those in the Godly Play class who do not want to comeinto church until communion, childcare is available right after class. Snacks areprovided. Our Youth meet in the Education Center Youth Room at 9:30 am each Sundaymorning. Youth Group meets 5:30 - 7:30 pm Sunday evenings. All youthwelcome. The Youth and our Young Adults prepared and hosted the children'sEaster Egg Hunt. Please check our Youth Calendar on St. David's web page forupcoming events. We are finally back in our Sunday School and Youth rooms and they arewonderful! Thanks to everyone who worked on them, especially Treena, David,and Anne. We are blessed to work with St. David's children and youth. We thank Fr. Samuel,the Vestry, and all of you for your support. If you have any questions or would liketo get involved with the Youth and Children's Ministry, please let me know. Peace - Mary McCormick-Whitehouse 619.276.8522 or mcw95@san.rr.com

San Diego Diocese Youth Collaborative Meetings-Open to all those supporting youth ministry. The Youth Collaborative, open to all in youth ministry leadership, will hold its nextquarterly meeting on:Saturday, April 9 at St. Paul's Cathedral, 2728 Sixth Ave.,San Diego. Please bring your calendars, ideas and $5 for lunch. Mark yourcalendar for the remaining meetings: August 13 at St. Andrew's by-the-Sea, Pacific BeachOctober 29 - 30 at Camp Stevens - leadership retreat.

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Jr. Daughters of the King

On March 13th the girls gathered for lunch anddevotions relating to Lent. They also made peanutbutter sandwiches and cookies for 40 people. PhilLoveless invited us to prepare this food so he coulddistribute it on Palm Sunday to a group of homelessguests who attend a "Welcome Church" service in a

park in El Cajon. According to the priest at St. Alban's who sponsorsthis project, "Welcome Church" includes a Eucharist service followedby lunch where all who gather there are encouraged to break breadtogether. He points out that breaking bread together, not just at thecommunion table, is all part of being "church." Thanks to Anna,Angelina, Evie, Anne Kellett and Leslie for help with this project. For devotions we read the inspiring Lenten Meditation Anna wrote aboutcalling on God when we are in trouble (Psalm 120). She wrote that sheturned to God in prayer when she hurt her foot. As she said, "This psalmtells me that whenever I need God's help I can pray to him/her for an answer to myproblem or healing for an illness or injury."We also read a meditation on Matthew 25:35,40 that says: "For I washungry and you gave me food. I was thirsty and you gave me drink, astranger and you welcomed me." We discussed the fact that even smallacts of kindness for others can fall into these categories. As the authorsaid, "Remember...how near you are to Jesus when you do these things."We related this scripture lesson to the food the girls prepared for the

guests at the Welcome Church. The girls have been invited to do a joint service project with a new Jr.Daughters of the King chapter which is just getting started at St.Andrews in La Mesa. Plans are underway for this joint project. Jr.DOK is open to all girls in our parish age 7 or older. Guests arealways welcome. For more information please contact me.

Blessings, Janet Shaw jallenshaw@yahoo.com

Preschool......

With spring comes new growth and the same ishappening here at St. David's Preschool! Our preschoolis officially filled to full capacity 2 days per week! Withthe increased number of children, it has been necessaryto also increase our teaching team. Ms. Dina Madrugaand Ms. Mary Ann Michlanski joined the afternoon teama month ago and bring many passions and skills with

them. Ms. Dina also teaches the Motion & Me music and movementprogram at various preschools (at St. David's too!) each morning. Ms.Mary Ann works at another local preschool and joins us two days a weekwhile Ms. Nikki leaves early to take more college courses toward herdegree! Our newest hire is Ms. Aneisha Daughtery as a substituteteacher. We will see her a lot this Spring break time while our longerterm teachers take some much deserved time off to spend with theirchildren and families.

Growing gardens is a fun spring time activity and our PACrepresentative Lynn Nicholson will be helping the teachers learn moreabout fun and easy gardening tips. Our first goal is to grow somelettuce and carrots so we can have fresh produce for our pet rabbitsSnowy and Glitter! We have started some spring cleaning projects andour rabbits were good bunnies and got a new upscale hutch and newfencing for a much larger enclosure area. If you get a chance, hop ondown and visit us at the preschool!

Doing His Work, Ms. Karen

Email Contact Info

Staff The Rev. Jason W. Samuel, Priest-in-Charge:rector@saintdavidschurch.com The Rev. Margaret England, Deacon: ourmarg@earthlink.net The Rev. Cherian PulimootilAssisting Clergycheriapp@hotmail.com

Treena Roman: ParishAdministrator/Bookkeeper:office@saintdavidschurch.com Ken McMillen, MusicDirector: music@saintdavidschurch.com Karen Garcia, Preschool Director: Preschool@saintdavidschurch.com

Church Office 619-276-4567 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Volunteers:

Mary McCormick-Whitehouse:Child/Youth Director, volunteermcw95@san.rr.com

Vestry Senior Warden: Shirley Culver:skyculver@sbcglobal.net seniorwarden@saintdavidschurch.com Junior Warden: BobShaw: robtshaw@sbcglobal.net Jane Krikorian: mkrikorian5@gmail.com Melinda Murdock: vivid12@aol.com

David Priest: davidnpriestaia@gmail.com Nellie Shestag: grace812outlook.com@outlook.com Craig Winder: cawin46@hotmail.com

Joy Wolf: JWolf@sandiegozoo.org

Lane Woolery: LWool03127@aol.com

~Non Vestry Positions~Vestry Clerk: Dave Nicholson: dadavid1963@gmail.com

Treasurer: Jane Krikorian: jmkrikorian5@gmail.com

Calendar/ Schedules/Gospel

Reminder!!If you have an article, announcement, or photo for next Month's Gospel... Please email them to Treena Roman at office@saintdavidschurch.com.All articles are due no later than the 22nd of each month.

If you have an article, announcement for the Sunday Bulletin or The WeeklyTimesplease email to Treena No later than Wednesday at Noon.

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Sunday Services8:00 a.m. Holy Communion Rite I (Traditional)

10:30 a.m. Holy Communion Rite II (Contemporary) Childcare (Infant to 3) available on Sundays from 9:00 a.m. to Noon.

A Family Room is part of the worship space as well.

Children/Youth Sundayis the First Sunday of the month (October - June) at the 10:30 a.m. Service.

Children and Youth participate throughout the service.

Healing Prayer is offered after communion on the 2nd and 4th Sundays during both services. Go

to the chapel at the rear of the church, and parish members of the Order of SaintLuke (OSL) will be there to offer anointing with oil and prayers of healing.

Weekday Services

Wednesday: 10:00 a.m. Preschool Chapel (September through June)

11:00 a.m. Holy Communion & Healing

Thursday: 7:30 a.m. Holy Communion

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