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ARIZONA EPISCOPALIAN // VOLUME 4 // ISSUE 1 WINTER 2013

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AZ DIOCESAN EVENTS JANUARY - MARCH 2013

JANUARY 1 New Year’s Day - DIOCESAN OFFICE CLOSED

4 First Friday 6PM | TRINITy CAThEDRAL IN PhOENIx

5 Bishop’s Visitation GOOD ShEPhERD OF ThE hILLS IN CAVE CREEk

12 Farmers Market of Free Food 10AM | ST. LUkE’S IN PhOENIx

13 Bishop’s Visitation ST. MARy’S IN PhOENIx Choral Evensong 6:30PM | ALL SAINTS’ IN PhOENIx

14 Southern Arizona Deacons Meeting 12PM | GRACE ST. PAUL’S IN TUCSON 20 Choral Evensong 4PM | ST. PhILIP’S IN ThE hILLS IN TUCSON

21 MLK Holiday - DIOCESAN OFFICE CLOSED

27 Bishop’s Visitation ChURCh OF ThE ADVENT IN SUN CITy WEST

31 Bishop’s Visitation ASU/ST. BRIGID’S IN TEMPE

FEBRUARY


3 Bishop’s Visitation ST. JOhN’S IN GLOBE


10 Bishop’s Visitation ChRIST ChURCh OF ThE ASCENSION IN PARADISE VALLEy Choral Evensong 6:30PM | ALL SAINTS’ IN PhOENIx

11 Southern Arizona Deacons Meeting 12 PM | GRACE ST. PAUL’S IN TUCSON

12 Shrove Tuesday

13 Ash Wednesday

14 Central Clericus Lunch 12:30 PM | ChURCh OF ThE NATIVITy IN SCOTTSDALE

16 Evangelism Summit - ChURCh OF ThE EPIPhANy IN TEMPE

17 Bishop’s Visitation EPIPhANy ON ThE DESERT IN GILA BEND Choral Evensong 4PM | ST. PhILIP’S IN ThE hILLS IN TUCSON

18 Presidents’ Day - DIOCESAN OFFICE CLOSED

21 Southern Clericus Lunch 12:30PM | ST. ALBAN’S IN TUCSON

22-24 Lay Leadership Retreat - ChAPEL ROCk IN PRESCOTT

24 Bishop’s Visitation ALL SAINTS OF ThE DESERT IN SUN CITy

28 Northern Clericus Lunch 10:30AM | ChAPEL ROCk IN PRESCOTT

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2 ECW/Altar Guild Central Area Gathering ChURCh OF ThE NATIVITy IN SCOTTSDALE

3 Bishop’s Visitation ST. ANDREW’S IN TUCSON

5-7 Presbyter Retreat - NAVAJOLAND


10-16 Intensive Spanish on the Rio Sonora BANAMAChI, MExICO

10 Choral Evensong 6:30PM | ALL SAINTS’ IN PhOENIx

11 Southern Arizona Deacons Meeting 12 PM | GRACE ST. PAUL’S IN TUCSON

17 Bishop’s Visitation ST. STEPhEN’S IN PhOENIx Choral Evensong 4PM | ST. PhILIP’S IN ThE hILLS IN TUCSON

19 Ordination to the Priesthood of The Rev. Bruce Jackson ST. JOhN ThE BAPTIST IN GLENDALE 22 Faith & Family Night at the Phoenix Suns US AIRWAyS ARENA, PhOENIx 24 Palm Sunday Bishop’s Visitation ST. MARk’S IN MESA 26 Clergy Renewal of Vows Service 11AM | TRINITy CAThEDRAL 29 Good Friday 31 Easter Sunday - Bishop Celebrates at Easter Services TRINITy CAThEDRAL IN PhOENIx

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Periodicals Postage Paid at Phoenix, AZ and additional mailing offices. Arizona Episcopalian is published four times per year in January, April, July and October by The Episcopal Diocese of Arizona, 114 W. Roosevelt Street, Phoenix, Arizona 85003.

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DIocEsaN HousE114 W. Roosevelt street Phoenix, aZ 85003-1406 602-254-0976 phone 800-420-1500 toll free 602-495-6603 faxazdiocese.org

THE BIsHoP of aRIZoNaThe Rt. Rev. Kirk stevan smith [email protected] To THE oRDINaRyThe Rev. Timothy Dombek [email protected] DEaN of TRINITy caTHEDRalThe Rev. canon Mark [email protected] foR MulTIculTuRal MINIsTRIEs The Rev. carmen Guerrero [email protected] foR aDMINIsTRaTIoNcathy Black [email protected] foR fINaNcEVicki Hohnbaum [email protected] of MEDIa aND coMMuNIcaTIoNsNicole [email protected] foR youTH & youNG aDulTsThe Rev. Matt Marino [email protected] foR cHIlDREN’s MINIsTRIEsNancy shumaker [email protected]

Diocesan EventsContents

E-pistleStewardship University

The Episcopal Church Invites YouFaith & Family Night with the Phoenix Suns

Lay Leader RetreatECS Announces 2013 Grant Recipients

Post Convention Business & Election ResultsTax Credit DeadlineYour Mission Share

Episcopal Journal: National NewsDiocesan Directory

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ARIZONA EPISCOPALIAN // VOLUME 4 // ISSUE 1

WINTER 2013

THE EPIscoPal DIocEsE of aRIZoNa

Established in 1959, The Episcopal Diocese of Arizona has 25,000 members in 12,500 households in more than 60 congregations. We are part of The Episcopal Church and the worldwide Anglican Communion.

Front cover image by The Rev Matt Marino. Back cover photo by Nicole krug.

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By now we have all probably heard the old joke, “How many Episcopalians does it take to change a light bulb?” The answer? “Five. One to change the bulb

and four to say, ‘That is not the way we used to do it.’” Point well taken. We Episcopalians don’t have a lot of tolerance for change. Maybe that is because we (rightly!) value our rich tradition, steeped in history and heavily influenced by the best in literature, art, and music of past times. But that same resistance to change can also hold us back from responding to the challenges that an ever more fast-paced and complex culture present us. The result, as we all know by now, is that the Episcopal Church has become, much like other Christian denominations, an aging and declining denomination.

As we begin the new calendar year, it would be good for us to remind ourselves that our faith is founded, not on the past, but on the future. We believe in a God who entered history in a sudden, earth-changing way in Jesus Christ, and that through the Holy Spirit, God consistently proves Himself as one who “makes all things new.” As theologian Leonard Sweet points out, for a Christian, “The future is our default time-zone.” Our hope comes from the expectation that no matter what kind of a mess we find ourselves in, personally or collectively, or even as an institu-tional church, God can still remake us, reshape us, and recreate us.

E-PISTLE: FacIng ThE FuTurE

Of course, we as disciples have our own role to play in that process. We have to be open to God’s future plans. If we spend all of time complain-ing over change, or carping because “the church of today is not the one we grew up in,” then we deserve to become increasingly marginalized by our culture, a kind of cult of pretty liturgies and tepid charity, a spiritual museum piece.

If, in contrast, we maintain an at-titude of openness and experimenta-tion, listening in our hearts to what God has in store for us, and not being afraid to take chances, then we can expect to grow and flourish.

As I make visits around our Diocese, I see both attitudes at work. I en-counter both fear of change, as well as many examples of congregations

By THE RT REV KIRK sTEVaN sMITHBIsHoP of aRIZoNa

Bishop Smith’s E-pistle is sent out weekly to e-mail subscribers. Please contact Nicole krug at [email protected] if you would like to receive it.

courageously and faithfully stepping out into the future.

You are reading this in the month of January, named after the Roman god, Janus. Janus was the deity who guarded the doorway of the house. Since he was believed to protect people, both in their coming and going, he was often portrayed as having two faces, one facing forward and one backwards. We are at the point in our calendar, and in the life of the church, when we face in both directions. We remember the accom-plishments of the year gone by, but more importantly, we make those “New Year’s resolutions,” about what we hope to accomplish in the future. And we will accomplish those things, “with God’s help.”

I found this great picture to the left posted on Facebook during Advent, but its message is also one for the New Year.

May this be a time for us of new beginnings, a New Year of being faithful and future-oriented followers of Christ.

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Why is it that we hesitate to invite our friends, neighbors and colleagues to church? We never hesitate to invite our friends to a baseball game, concert, theater, dinner, dancing but we are afraid to say, “Please come and be with us at our church on Sun-day morning (or Saturday evening for Family or contemporary Worship Service). It is a great place to be! We find it most helpful and enjoyable to be there. Here are the dates of special events coming up that I know you would enjoy. If you would like, we could go together.”

When did we start thinking that this one invitation is all we need and that we have done our duty in trying to get our church to grow and introduc-ing our friends to a community of faith that is mostly foreign to our cul-ture? Going to church is no longer the norm. Unfortunately, it is the excep-tion. As The Rev Lyda K. Hawes states in the Leader’s Resources Program “Open Doors”, “Remember it takes the average buyer three times before they hear the offer and seven times before they buy. If that’s how the human brain works, why do we think that our invitation will be heard and accepted the first time?”

We, as members of a congregation, attend on a regular basis and mistak-enly assume that getting new mem-bers in our church is up to the clergy and paid program staff. Indeed it is part of their job, but they cannot do it alone. Here is another quote from “Open Doors”: “Over 90% of newcom-ers, who are not already looking for a church, come to church because they were invited by someone they knew.”

ThE EPIScoPaL church InVITES You

Take the opportunity to invite a friend, neighbor or colleague to church this year!

Building true meaningful relation-ships takes time. One invitation, “Hope you will come to our church” isn’t going to get it. Working for the advancement of the kingdom of God takes just that intentional and goal oriented WORK. Work with the inten-tion of accepting and embracing new persons into our church family.

OPEN DOORS is a program that will help you in the invitation process then takes you through planning and executing events with a purpose, hospitality organized and maintained by members of your par-ish who have the God given talent of making everyone feel comfortable and at home.

OPEN DOORS tells you in an organized and in a non-threatening way of how to incorporate, not only new members, but long time mem-bers whose talents are not being used simply because their talents have not been identified. Most of the time, they are just waiting to be asked. They are out there and need to be involved to feel a part of the church community. All we have to do is be intentional in finding them.

OPEN DOORS is available to all parishes and missions in the Epis-copal Diocese of Arizona for FREE. The license to download and use this program has already been purchased for you by the Diocese. It costs you nothing to use.

If you are interested in looking at this program, please contact me at (602) 254-0976 or [email protected].

In addition, Timothy Dombek, Canon to the Ordinary, and I are available to come to your church and meet with your clergy and lay leaders to help get you started.

This would be a great first step for starting off your 2013 pro-gram with a purpose that will guarantee positive results. Get ready, get set, and off you go!

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Our on-site, professional food service includes cafeteria and buffet style options. We can modify meals specific to your groups’ needs, and having your meals on-site will eliminate any interfer-ences that could postpone your schedule or program for the day.

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The ropes course is a full service outdoor facility that offers team building and various challenges for young children, sports teams to corporate groups. The facilitators are skilled professionals that will create programs for every group’s needs. More information can be found at www.challenge-course.net.

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Episcopal Community Services (ECS) is pleased to announce the 2013 grant recipients. This year, ECS received 17 requests for funding, and due to generous contributions and the receipt of a special bequest, we were able to at least partially fund 9 of those requests.

The total amount of grant funding approved by the Board of Trustees at their November meeting was $20,750. Our criteria for selection of the grant recipients was “mending the safety net: food, education, literacy and needs of children.”

What you have done for the least of these you have done it for me. - Matthew 25

The 2013 grant recipients include Grace St. Paul’s, Tucson, for St Jo-seph’s Pantry; St. Andrew’s, Glendale, for their STARS Tutoring Program; St. John’s, Bisbee / Naco Wellness for their Children’s Dental Health Pro-gram; Church of Our Saviour, Lake-side, for their Christian Community Outreach Project; St. Andrew’s, Tucson, for the expan-sion of their Neighbors Feeding Neighbors Program; Church of the Epiphany, Flagstaff, for their support of basic human needs; Church of the Advent, Sun City West, for their quilting project for abused children; and St. Luke’s at the Moun-tain, Phoenix, for matching funds for construction and expansion of their Food Pantry.

Your contributions to ECS and your congregations’ outreach ministry continue to make a difference in the lives of those less fortunate!

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This year’s Lay Leadership Retreat at Chapel Rock in Prescott will feature award winning guest speaker Michael Durall, who is a parish consultant, Principal of CommonWealth Consult-ing Group (www.vitalcongregations.com/index.html), and author of seven books about congregational life and stewardship. According to Durall, the hallmark of his work “is helping con-gregations develop tailor-made plans for the future, no two of which are ever alike.” As a speaker, he’s been known to throw out “heresies” from time to time, to keep things interesting!

Michael Durall will lead three plenary sessions during the retreat. In addi-tion to Durall’s presentations, separ-ate tracks will be offered for Wardens, Vestries/Bishop’s Committees, Clerks and Treasurers. Whether attendees are lay leader veterans or new to a leadership role, there will be some-thing for everyone.

Previous attendees have come away with valuable information that they have immediately put to use in their congregations, as well as having had the opportunity to network with oth-ers in the same leadership position.

This is the “must attend” event of the year for those in leader-ship roles in their churches!

Here is a brief schedule of events at the retreat. A more detailed schedule and registration form are available at www.azdiocese.org. This information will also be sent to all congregations.

Friday, February 22Registration, Dinner, First Plenary Session, and Social Time

Saturday, February 23Morning Prayer, Plenary Sessions and Workshops, Chapel Rock Tour, Sharing Best Practices

Sunday, February 24Breakfast, Plenary Session, Closing Eucharist

The Diocese has worked with Chapel Rock to keep costs as low as possible. Registrations will be filled on a first come, first served basis, and costs are based on double occupancy. Linen service rooms (St. James, St. Barnabas and Harte Lodges) are $140/person (towels, sheets, etc. provided); bunk house lodging (Cox, St. Matthew’s, and Kleindienst Halls) with linen service is $120; and bunk house lodg-ing without linen service (bring your own sleeping bag, blankets, towels, etc.) is $100. Single occupancy may be available for $180. For commuter attendees (no overnight accommoda-tions) the fee is $50, including meals.

“In the 1950s, it was common to see three generations of the same family in church on Sunday morning. Blue laws meant that retail

stores were closed on the Lord’s Day. Now, families are scattered and Sunday means watching sports and going shopping. How in the world can the church compete with so many dis-tractions, and the hectic pace of modern life? The answers might surprise you, and raise profound issues or lay leaders.” – MIcHaEl DuRall, “Evolution Occurs in Churches Too: Adapting to a Rapidly Changing World”

“As a parish consultant, I often ask churchgoers, ‘What do you yearn for in the life of your congregation?’ The responses are frequently

soul stirring, and include, ‘I wish my church had a more significant impact in the community.’ Or, ‘I yearn for a more adventuresome congregational life.’ Or, ‘I wish we weren’t so well established in the middle of the road.’ Or, ‘I yearn for a church-wide commitment to living the faith.’ – MIcHaEl DuRall

Oftentimes, I hold up this list and say, ‘Here is the church you wish to create. Let’s get started.’ But accomplishing this is more difficult than meets the eye. During this session, we’ll discuss some of your yearnings, and how to turn them into reality.” – MIcHaEl DuRall, “The Church We Yearn For”

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arIzona EPIScoPaL SchooLS FoundaTIon TuITIon Tax crEdIT dEadLInEBy lEo P. DREssElPREsIDENT of aEsf

ELECTIONRESULTS

Convention BusinessElECtiON RESUltSThe following people were elected to the following positions:

Secretary to ConventionLois Crosland (St. Andrews, Glendale)

Standing Committee (Clerical)Rev. Julie O’Brien (St. Stephen’s, Phoenix)

Standing Committee (Lay) Raymond Dewey (St. Philip’s in the Hills, Tucson)

Diocesan Council Mark Dobbins (Church of the Nativ-ity, Scottsdale); Clyde Kunz (Grace St. Paul’s, Tucson)

Title IV Disciplinary BoardRev. Canon Frank Clark (St. John the Baptist, Glendale); Rev. Julie O’Brien (St. Stephen’s, Phoenix)

RESOlUtiONSThese resolutions were passed by majority vote on the convention floor (for a description of any of the resolu-

tions, go to http://www.azdiocese.org/meetings/post-convention.html):

Resolution 2012-1, entitled “Recep-tion as a Parish of Church of the Nativity in Phoenix” and proposed by the Vicar, Bishop’s Committee and members of Church of the Nativity in Phoenix.

Resolution 2012-2, entitled “Com-panion Diocese Resolution - The Episcopal Church in Navajoland” and proposed by The World Mission and Companion Diocese Program Group.

Resolution 2012-3, entitled “Reaffirm criminal justice reform and oppose contracting for private pris-ons in Arizona” and proposed by St. Michael’s Social Action Committee, St. Michael & All Angels Episcopal Church, Tucson, was amended before being passed.

SENiOR WARDEN AWARDS Barbara Bramlett (Grace Church, Lake Havasu City) and Janet Kaiser (St. Stephen’s, Phoenix) received awards at the Senior Warden Luncheon on Friday.

HONORARY CANONS At dinner on Friday night, Bishop Smith awarded honorary canons to Barbara Harber (St. Luke’s, Prescott), Rev. John Kitagawa (St. Philip’s in the Hills, Tucson) and Rev. Richard Morri-son (Church of the Epiphany, Tempe).

PEABODY AWARD Betsy Zakowski (St. Matthew’s, Chan-dler) received this year’s Peabody Award at dinner on Friday night.

2013 ANNUAl StAtEMENt OF MiSSiON The 2013 Annual Statement of Mis-sion was approved by a majority vote. The statement can be seen at http://www.azdiocese.org/meetings/post-convention.html.

REPORtS tO CONvENtiON At the end of convention, each church was given a CD contain-ing the program groups reports to convention. They can also be read at http://www.azdiocese.org/meetings/post-convention.html.

CONvENtiON PHOtOS View the slideshow of this year’s events at http://www.azdiocese.org/meetings/post-convention.html.

SaVE ThE daTE53rd Diocesan Convention

October 18-19, 2013The Sheraton Crescent Hotel

2620 W. Dunlap Ave.Phoenix, AZ 85021


and the rest of the AESF staff have worked continuously to enhance donor relations, especially through more rapid acknowledgement of contributions and a more informative and user-friendly website. They also welcome phone inquiries at (520) 320-1386.

We are now in “high season” for tuition tax credit contributions to the Arizona Episcopal Schools Founda-tion (AESF). While designation of an individual student beneficiary of such a contribution is prohibited, there is the opportunity for a donor to direct his or her contribution to one or more of the Episcopal member schools: Abbie Loveland Tuller School (Tucson), All Saints’ Episcopal Day School (Phoenix), Imago Dei Middle School (Tucson), St. Michael’s Parish Day School (Tucson), and St. Peter’s Episcopal Montessori School (Litch-field Park). There is also the option to leave one’s contribution undesignat-ed; such undesignated contributions are allocated equally to each of the five member schools of the founda-tion. This latter option could be quite attractive to donors who do not have a particular school affiliation, but who recognize the importance of Episcopal school ministry in the life of the Diocese of Arizona. I would make the case that Episcopal schools are among the most effective out-reach ministries in our Church.

In the last issue of the Arizona Episcopalian, I mentioned impor-tant changes to the individual tax credit program this year related to documentation, revised contribution limits with an inflation factor now in-cluded, and the establishment of the PLUS credit that allows donors with significant state tax obligation to make a second contribution eligible for dollar-for-dollar Arizona state tax credit. Details about these new features can be found on the founda-tion’s website (http://az-esf.org). Click the “Tax Credit Info for INDIVIDU-ALS” tab on the menu once on the site. Executive Director Cathy Wagner

At the beginning of this column, I referred to the “high season” for AESF, since one important date just passed (December 31, 2012) and one grows ever closer (April 15, 2013). Depending on a donor’s tax and cash flow considerations, he or she is likely to regard one of those two dates as the targeted deadline for a tax credit donation.

Meanwhile, and most importantly, the work in our schools continues apace. Given the continuing uncer-tainty regarding funding of public education in our state, we believe that it is all the more critical for our schools to offer a high-quality alter-

native for families. Your contribu-tions help our schools cast a wider socio-economic net in serving such families. Thank you for your support of Episco-pal education in Arizona.

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THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH WELCOMES YOU

All Saints • Safford928-348-9430www.saints.vtchome.net

All Saints of the Desert • Sun City 623-974-8404www.desertsaints.org

All Saints’ • Phoenix 602-279-5539 www.allsaints.org

ASU Campus Ministry • Tempe 480-967-3295 www.ecmasu.org

Catedral de la Trinidad • Phoenix 602-254-7126 www.trinidad.azdiocese.org

Christ Church of the Ascension • Paradise Valley 602-840-8210 www.christchurch-az.org

Christ the King • Tucson 520-297-2551 www.ctktucson.org

Church of Our Saviour • Lakeside 928-537-7830 www.thechurchofoursaviour.org

Church of the Advent • Sun City West 623-584-0350 www.adventepiscopalaz.org

Church of the Apostles • Oro Valley 520-544-9660 www.apostleschurch.net

Church of the Nativity • Phoenix 480-307-9216 www.thenativity.net

Church of the Epiphany • Flagstaff 928-774-2911 www.epiphanyaz.org

Church of the Epiphany • Tempe 480-968-4111 www.epiphany-tempe.org

Church of the Transfiguration • Mesa 480-986-1145 www.transfiguration-mesa.org

Epiphany on the Desert • Gila Bend 602-757-9282 www.epiphanydesert.azdiocese.org

Good Shepherd of the Hills • Cave Creek 480-488-3283 www.goodshepherdaz.org

Grace Church • Lake Havasu City 928-855-2525 www.grace-episcopal.net

Grace St. Paul’s • Tucson 520-327-6857 www.gsptucson.org

Iglesia Episcopal de San Pablo • Phoenix 602-255-0602 www.iglesia.azdiocese.org

NAU Episcopal Canterbury Fellowship • Flagstaff610-209-6587 www.nau-canterbury.org

Saints Philip & James • Morenci 928-348-9430www.saints.vtchome.net

St. Alban’s • Tucson 520-296-0791www.stalbansaz.org

St. Alban’s • Wickenburg 928-684-2133 stalbanswburg.qwestoffice.net

St. Andrew’s • Glendale 623-846-8046 www.standrewsglendale.azdiocese.org

St. Andrew’s • Nogales 520-281-1523 www.standrewsaz.org

St. Andrew’s • Sedona 928-282-4457 www.saint-andrews.org

St. Andrew’s • Tucson 520-622-8318 www.standrewstucson.azdiocese.org

St. Anthony on the Desert • Scottsdale 480-451-0860 www.st-anthony.net

St. Augustine’s • Tempe 480-967-3295 www.staugustine.azdiocese.org

St. Barnabas on the Desert • Scottsdale 480-948-5560 www.saintbarnabas.org

St. Christopher’s in the West Valley • Sun City 623-972-1109 www.stchristophers-az.org

St. Francis-in-the-ValleyGreen Valley 520-625-1370 www.stfrancis.azdiocese.org

St. George’s • Holbrook 928-524-2361 www.stgeorge.azdiocese.org

St. James the Apostle • Tempe 480-345-2686 www.stjamestempe.org

St. John the Baptist • Glendale 623-582-5449 www.stjohnsaz.org

St. John’s • Bisbee 520-432-7006 www.stjohns.azdiocese.org

St. John’s • Globe 928-425-5160 www.stjohnsglobe.org

St. John’s Episcopal-Lutheran Congregation • Williams 928-635-2781 www.stjohnslutheran.azdiocese.org

St. Jude’s • Phoenix 602-980-7720 www.mystjudes.com

St. Luke’s • Prescott 928-778-4499 www.stlukesprescott.org

St. Luke’s at the Mountain • Phoenix 602-276-7318 www.stlukesmountain.azdiocese.org

St. Mark’s • Mesa 480-964-5820 www.stmarksmesa.org

St. Mary’s • Phoenix 602-354-7540 www.stmarysphoenix.org

St. Matthew’s • Chandler 480-899-7386 www.saintmatthewschurch.org

St. Matthew’s • Tucson 520-298-9782 www.saintmatthewstucson.org

St. Michael and All Angels • Tucson 520-886-7292 www.smallangelstucson.org

St. Michael’s • Coolidge 520-723-3845 www.stmichaels.azdiocese.org

St. Paul the Apostle Sudanese Church • Phoenix 602-253-4094 www.stpaulsapostle.azdiocese.org

St. Paul’s • Payson 928-474-3834 www.stpaulspayson.org

St. Paul’s • Tombstone www.stpauls.azdiocese.org

St. Paul’s • Winslow 928-289-3851 www.stpaulsmission.azdiocese.org

St. Peter’s • Litchfield Park 623-935-3279 www.stpetersaz.com

St. Peter’s • Casa Grande 520-836-7693 www.stpeterscasagrande.azdiocese.org

St. Philip’s In The Hills • Tucson 520-299-6421 www.stphilipstucson.org

St. Raphael in the Valley • Benson 520-505-1166 www.straphael.azdiocese.org

St. Stephen’s • Douglas 520-364-7971 www.ststephensmission.azdiocese.org

St. Stephen’s • Phoenix 602-840-0437 www.ststephens.org

St. Stephen’s • Sierra Vista 520-458-4432 www.ststephensaz.org

St. Thomas of the Valley • Clarkdale 928-634-8593 www.st-thomasotv.org

Trinity Cathedral • Phoenix 602-254-7126 www.azcathedral.org

Trinity Church • Kingman 928-753-5658 www.trinity.azdiocese.org

Trinity Lutheran-Episcopal Congregation • Willcox 520-384-2155 www.willcox.azdiocese.org

UofA Emmaus Collegiate Chapel • Tucson 520-623-7575 www.ua-canterbury.org

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Your MISSIon SharE aS oF noVEMBEr 30, 2012Benson, St. Raphael’s 27,140.75 4,586.79 4,586.79 (0.00) 8,825.74 7,539.24 7,484.27 3,291.50Bisbee, St. John’s 20,727.55 3,502.96 3,502.97 (0.01) 10,096.89 8,566.81 2,063.85 0.00 July - OctCasa Grande, St. Peter’s 62,238.79 10,518.36 10,518.36 (0.00) 21,686.87 20,070.72 11,684.70 8,796.50Cave Creek, Good Shepherd 367,930.78 62,180.30 62,180.29 0.01 150,375.77 98,794.45 65,771.62 52,988.94Chandler, St. Matthew’s 481,371.76 81,351.83 81,351.82 0.01 144,512.77 150,993.94 110,379.94 75,485.11Clarkdale, St. Thomas 87,419.82 14,773.95 2,750.10 12,023.85 25,968.69 25,842.36 21,691.15 13,917.62Coolidge, St. Michael’s 40,886.09 6,909.75 6,909.78 (0.03) 12,131.60 12,187.00 8,892.95 7,674.54Douglas, St. Stephen’s 48,595.30 8,212.61 8,212.61 (0.00) 32,869.40 15,725.90 0.00 0.00 June - OctFlagstaff, Epiphany 256,230.05 43,302.88 30,620.58 12,682.30 103,755.20 66,007.91 64,382.50 22,084.44Gila Bend, Epiphany 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00Glendale, St. Andrew’s 91,085.37 15,393.43 15,393.43 (0.00) 26,335.27 27,767.95 18,474.13 18,508.02Glendale, St. John/Baptist 287,862.28 48,648.73 48,648.72 0.01 84,571.99 81,622.18 75,432.77 46,235.34Globe, St. John’s 47,127.00 7,964.46 7,964.48 (0.02) 15,368.00 12,955.00 12,464.00 6,340.00Green Valley, St. Francis 413,402.00 69,864.94 69,864.94 (0.00) 141,229.00 118,304.00 90,058.00 63,811.00holbrook, St. George 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00kingman, Trinity 27,659.75 4,674.50 4,674.49 0.01 9,912.00 8,036.50 9,711.25 0.00 Sept - OctLake havasu City, Grace 80,991.92 13,687.63 11,245.11 2,442.52 28,830.59 33,066.90 13,038.43 6,056.00Lakeside, Our Saviour 136,688.08 23,100.29 23,100.29 (0.00) 34,888.03 33,702.75 42,795.10 25,302.20Litchfield Park. St. Peter’s 413,786.06 69,929.84 67,369.00 2,560.84 123,496.08 115,561.38 101,311.91 73,416.69Mesa, St. Mark’s 297,024.95 50,197.22 46,696.13 3,501.09 94,219.00 73,896.00 84,048.95 44,861.00Mesa, Transfiguration 134,655.82 22,756.83 22,756.85 (0.02) 47,256.81 42,821.93 24,507.43 20,069.65Morenci, SS Philip & James 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00Nogales, St. Andrew’s 145,167.52 24,533.31 2,900.00 21,633.31 51,669.79 39,991.62 33,623.25 19,882.86Oro Valley, Apostles 220,917.00 37,334.97 37,334.97 0.00 48,848.26 74,808.51 62,340.54 34,919.69 DecPV, Christ Church (10%) 643,392.84 64,339.28 64,339.29 (0.01) 198,052.96 194,559.30 149,765.45 101,015.13Payson, St. Paul’s 166,104.99 28,071.74 28,072.24 (0.50) 45,740.82 46,567.25 43,736.16 30,060.76Peoria, Prince of Peace (12%) 7,757.00 930.84 930.84 (0.00) 5,857.00 1,900.00 0.00 0.00Phoenix, Trinity 386,914.06 65,388.48 65,388.47 0.00 132,315.83 122,878.88 98,834.93 32,884.42Phoenix, All Saints’ 918,402.82 155,210.08 155,210.06 0.02 298,138.92 245,221.01 217,418.89 157,624.00 Phoenix, Nativity (12%) 369,351.49 41,372.98 41,372.67 0.31 127,148.87 94,569.30 79,406.91 68,226.41Phoenix, St Jude’s (4%) 10,877.67 435.11 435.10 0.01 5,495.59 3,216.63 2,165.45 0.00 June - OctPhoenix, St. Luke’s 22,475.82 3,798.41 3,798.41 0.00 6,739.14 9,371.62 6,365.06 0.00 Sept - OctPhoenix, St. Mary’s 122,486.87 20,700.28 20,700.28 0.00 39,464.77 34,219.89 36,326.35 12,475.86Phx, St Paul’s Sudanese (12%) 1,630.00 195.60 195.60 0.00 1,630.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Jan - OctPhoenix, St. Stephen’s 158,847.60 26,845.24 26,845.24 0.00 47,623.08 39,658.57 39,342.57 32,223.38Phoenix, San Pablo 59,157.12 9,997.55 9,997.46 0.09 19,347.05 15,694.90 13,405.58 10,709.59Prescott, St. Luke’s 376,574.67 63,641.12 63,641.11 0.01 104,983.31 110,553.93 95,679.05 65,358.38Safford, All Saint’s 35,938.44 6,073.60 6,073.61 (0.01) 9,973.55 13,647.32 9,017.52 3,300.05Scottsdale, St Anthony 280,837.79 47,461.59 47,461.60 (0.01) 89,480.98 82,218.05 59,643.25 49,495.51Scottsdale, St. Barnabas 1,560,525.16 263,728.75 263,728.76 (0.01) 460,477.16 421,531.53 418,843.63 259,672.84Sedona, St. Andrew’s 174,849.54 29,549.57 29,549.57 0.00 61,730.40 47,755.97 39,433.49 25,929.68Sierra Vista, St Stephen’s 104,827.38 17,715.83 17,715.83 (0.00) 35,835.68 35,909.95 33,081.75 0.00 Sept - OctSun City, All Saints’ 464,333.98 78,472.44 78,472.43 0.01 130,819.49 130,573.94 127,859.63 75,080.92Sun City, St. Christopher’s 183,173.58 30,956.34 33,111.07 (2,154.73) 91,197.41 38,396.36 30,236.81 23,343.00Sun City West, Advent 307,128.82 51,904.77 51,904.78 (0.01) 104,296.70 87,226.25 73,024.87 26,871.94Tempe, Epiphany (12.7%) 333,682.39 42,377.66 38,436.00 3,941.66 120,587.89 115,110.20 97,984.30 0.00Tempe, St. Augustine’s 133,880.00 22,625.72 22,625.73 (0.01) 42,909.00 39,545.00 35,092.00 16,334.00Tempe, St. James 120,683.45 20,395.50 2,000.00 18,395.50 37,370.60 33,605.00 30,858.50 18,849.35Tombstone, St. Paul’s 30,845.77 5,212.94 5,212.92 0.02 8,843.09 9,023.92 7,884.76 5,094.00Tucson, Christ the king 150,543.53 25,441.86 19,868.76 5,573.10 32,976.84 56,634.90 42,873.74 18,058.05 FebTucson, Grace St. Paul’s 469,555.74 79,354.92 79,354.94 (0.02) 196,364.35 126,894.51 106,907.58 39,389.30Tucson, St. Alban’s 442,475.23 74,778.31 74,778.36 (0.05) 141,472.76 117,641.37 112,975.66 70,385.44Tucson, St. Andrew’s 69,790.39 11,794.58 6,862.00 4,932.58 25,605.52 22,256.84 21,928.03 0.00 Sept - OctTucson, St. Matthew’s 191,069.48 32,290.74 32,290.72 0.02 54,596.58 55,028.72 45,879.64 35,564.54Tucson, St. Michael’s 268,798.46 45,426.94 45,426.94 (0.00) 74,540.88 75,117.02 60,826.59 58,313.97Tucson, St. Philip’s 1,194,210.96 201,821.65 201,821.65 0.00 441,177.28 290,641.79 280,625.68 181,766.21Wickenburg, St. Alban’s 89,703.90 15,159.96 15,159.96 (0.00) 30,764.37 26,260.53 22,372.00 10,307.00Williams, St. John’s 21,551.36 3,642.18 3,642.18 (0.00) 6,207.36 7,665.00 4,532.00 3,147.00Winslow, St. Paul’s 33,893.03 5,727.92 5,727.90 0.02 11,456.63 9,253.89 7,589.66 5,592.85Totals 13,595,179.97 2,216,266.04 2,130,734.19 85,531.85 4,458,069.61 3,828,612.39 3,312,074.23 1,980,714.68

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Many congregations find it helpful to list in their Sunday bulletins an update on income and expenses. This makes for good “transparency” of church finances, but also is a gentle reminder to those who might be behind in their giving. The Finance Committee, with the consent of Diocesan Council, has suggested that we do a similar public reporting. Above is a listing of our congregations, their mission share, and their current standing. In a few exceptional cases, Council has granted an alternative payment plan to congregations facing severe economic dislocation. Those are so marked. The Council wishes to thank those congregations who are current in their mission giving and encourage those who may be behind.



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