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The Star—September

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I N S I D E T H I S

I S S U E :

Vestry Highlights

Senior Warden

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Calendar 3

Episcopal 101

Sunday School Begins

Lamb’s Basket

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Sr. Youth Group news

Summer Nights

St. Giles Gate

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Pictorial Directory

Diocesan News

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Closer Look at…

Evangelism

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Adult Education 8

T H E V I E W F R O M M Y W I N D O W . . .

WHO WE ARE:

The Church of the Epiph-

any is one of 181 parishes

of the Episcopal Diocese

of Virginia, which is one

of 110 dioceses in The

Episcopal Church (USA),

one of 44 member

churches in the worldwide

Anglican Communion.

T H E C H U R C H O F T H E E P I P H A N Y

T H E S T A R September 1, 2012

What gets you excited? Is it going out on a date, or finding just the right outfit for

a special event, or the latest volume in a book series you really love? Is it discover-ing a really delightful restaurant?

For me as a child, it was going shopping for school supplies. Now I know that this is not the most fun thing that parents can do, especially in these days when the

shopping list from your child's school may run more than a page, and when some

of the items are quite pricey. But for kids, it's a different story. It is the possibility contained in a notebook or binder, the knowledge that with new pens and pencils

you can rule the world (or at least your homework), the frisson that comes with not knowing what the future will bring, but it's gonna be amazing! Seeing old

friends and making new ones, hoping that the teachers will be nice, or at least not scary, wondering what new thing you will learn.

Now that's excitement!

Have you ever felt that excitement about coming to church? Perhaps on the day you would be confirmed, or when your child was being baptized, or when there

was to be a special program that you were looking forward to?

Or has coming to church become humdrum, something you always do because it is

what you always have done it? What would it take to make church exciting again?

First a disclaimer: making church exciting isn't about what the church needs to change to rev you up. It's much more about what YOU need to do to reconnect to

God when we gather for worship or study or fun and fellowship. In the course of this program year, there will be opportunities for you to reconnect in this way, not

just for a single Sunday, but for the length of your days as a follower of Christ.

How do you do that? Try something new. Come to a different service and see how

it feels. You will either love it or it will remind you what you love about the service

you usually attend. Try a different opportunity for learning, like Adult Forum, Epis-copal 101, or one of the Bible studies. We never stop learning when it comes to

God, so don't assume you already know everything you need. God's got more to tell you. Experiment with different ways to serve others, like Lamb's Basket or

CARITAS or helping out occasionally in the nursery or in Sunday School. When you

start seeing kids learning about their relationship with God, you may discover some new things about your relationship with God, too! Commit to a deeper level of gen-

erosity in ways that will help others, when you pledge or when you bring nonper-ishable goods to restock the shelves of Lamb's Basket.

Last but not least, speak up! And speak up in two directions: first, speak into the

church if there is something you would like us to try. Then, speak out to the world, to neighbors and friends, to invite them to share the excitement of our par-

ish as we all work to get to know God better and to show that in our actions.

It's a new year - what will excite your heart and soul for God today?

Peace

Mary+

Worship Leaders 9

Fellowship 10

Region Youth Activity

Shrine Mont Retreat

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Days of Blessing 12

ECW 13

Just the Facts 14


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The Vestry met on August 14th at 6:30 pm. There had been no July meeting, so after our Bible study, we ap-proved the June minutes. We accepted the Treasurer’s Report, which shows that although we are running a deficit, we are in substantially better shape than we had budgeted for at this time in the year. We approved the Internal Audit Committee’s report so that it can be sent on to the diocese, ahead of the due date for the first time in many years.

We discussed upcoming programs for the fall, especially Harrison Higgin’s proposal for an evangelism activity that would involve a casual night around the campfire out on our front lawn once a month, an event that would welcome folks into our faith community in a non-intimidating way. The Vestry approved and encour-aged Harrison, and he will gather a small committee to help implement the plan.

We heard that the playground is continuing to move forward under Garrett Russell’s direction. We hope that it will be completed soon.

We will be moving forward with a pictorial directory. Gray will contact Lifetouch and discuss when we can get started. Since the process has changed from the last time we did one – now we can schedule online, for ex-ample – we hope this will be a stress-free and fun parish project.

Other committees are ramping up for the program year, including Christian Ed. They are in need of some helpers to assist in their programs.

The meeting closed in prayer at 8:20. The next meeting will be on Tuesday, September 18 at 6:30 pm.

Vestry Highlights

“Be Prepared” Is Not Just the Boy Scout Motto September is National Preparedness Month, an annual nationwide effort to encourage Americans to plan

and prepare for emergencies. Since April 2011, nearly every Virginian has experienced tornados or earth-

quakes, hurricanes, tropical storms or the severe derecho wind storms – or a combination of these disas-

ters. All of these are reminders that everyone is responsible to be ready for both predicted and unexpected

emergencies.

If you are not ready, you can “Pledge to Prepare” during September. Governor Bob McDonnell has issued a

proclamation to encourage all Virginians to take action during National Preparedness Month.

This is the ninth annual National Preparedness Month commemoration. Families, individuals, businesses, and public and private groups and organizations can join the NPM Coalition and “Pledge to Prepare.” Reg-ister as a national coalition member by visiting www.Ready.gov and clicking on the Pledge to Prepare ban-ner. If you’re still not prepared, I’ll be giving an adult forum session on how to be prepared at home in Septem-

ber.

Gray Corbett, Senior Warden

Sit N Stitch gathering

Join us when we start back again on the 4th Tuesday, September 25th @ 7:00 PM in the parlor.

http://www.Ready.gov


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September Parish Calendar


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Episcopal 101:

Are you an adult interested in being confirmed in your faith, or if you were already confirmed, in

being received officially into the Episcopal Church? If so—or if you just want to learn more about

our history, approach to the Bible, theology and liturgy—let Mary+ know. We will begin our prepa-

ration series, Episcopal 101, on Wednesday evenings in mid-September.

Sunday School Starts September 9th We are excited about the upcoming year and look forward to seeing old faces and

hopefully some new ones!!

Toddlers and Kindergarteners’ - April Craver and volunteers lead the group form

the beginning of the 10:30 service till the end of the service, coming upstairs to take

Communion or have a Blessing.

Elementary (1st—5th grade) - Gail Wood, Anne Hampton and volunteers will start

off this year studying the heroes of the Old Testament “Pioneers of Faith”. Starts at

the beginning of the 10:30 service and rejoins the congregation prior to passing the

Peace.

Middle Schoolers—Kathy Jimerson will lead this group. Their first project will be

helping on Glen Allen Day.

Middle School Girls Journaling Group—Karen Holden will start off on September

9th. Any girls 6th—8th grade are invited to join. Then starting in October, they will

meet on the 3rd Sunday (October 21st).

High Schoolers—Diana Stone leads this group. In September, they will be have a

Book “N Bake Sale plus doing a presentation on their Mission Trip to PA.

Lamb’s Basket

Items always needed by the pantry: Jelly, tuna and/or canned meats, canned pasta

(spaghetti O’s, mac & cheese), snacks for kids’ bags, crackers, soups, canned vegetables, peanut

butter, etc.

Other items they can use are personal care items. Anything you would use in your home can

always be used.

They always need paper and plastic bags!


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August found us taking a brief hiatus from activities although we did take an evening and attend

a Richmond Squirrels game.

This September we will begin again with a few planned activities. We will be meeting after

church on September 9th to begin to put our presentation together for the congregation about

our mission trip to Wyoming, PA. We hope to present this to you on Saturday, October 13th

with a dinner.

We also will be starting back up with our Book “N Bake sale on September 23rd. We are always

on the look out for book donations. If you have some books that you would like to donate

please let Diana Stone or one of the youth group members know and we will be happy to pick

them up.

Sr. High Youth Group News

Lakeside Summer Nights a great Success!!

Jessica Isemann would like to thank everyone for their help with Lakeside Summer nights. It was a great success because of everyone’s help.

The acting, the meals, the crafts, everything was great.

I look forward to next year!

St. Giles Gate Program

We are resuming our Christian Ed and worship program for children with special

needs on Saturday, September 22nd

at 10:00 AM and are in need of a few new

teachers. The curriculum is a very simple one, all scripted for you, with visual aids

that help the children understand the story and learning how to teach this way is

not difficult. We could also use some “shepherds” (teacher’s aides) to help as well.

Please let Mary+ or Kristin Carver know if you are interested and would like to

know more.


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Pictorial Directory

We are exploring doing a new pictorial directory in conjunction with LifeTouch. The majority of

those who had an opinion about whether we should do the directory “in-house” or by using an

outside photographer voted in favor of the latter option. Much has changed since the last time we

used such a company. For instance, now all scheduling can be done online. As always, you are

under NO OBLIGATION to buy the pictures. This is a great way for long-time members to get to

know the new folks, or for the new folks to get to know those who are long-time members. If you

have a recent family picture that you would prefer to use in the directory, that will work as well.

We will keep you posted as the plans proceed, and if you are interested in helping coordinate this

great (and fun) project, just let Gray Corbett know.

What’s Happening Elsewhere? A new 9-week support group for widowed men and women of all ages will begin in early Septem-

ber, 2012. It is designed for men and women widowed between a few months and several years.

It will be held on Tuesday evenings 7-9 PM at the Episcopal Church of the Redeemer, located at

2341 Winterfield Road, Midlothian, VA 23113.

Space is limited, and those who are interested or who wish to know more should contact the facil-

itator, Belinda Early, as soon as possible. There is a registration fee of $25 to cover books and

materials. Please feel free to pass this information on to anyone who might be interest. Contact:

Belinda Early phone: 897-5360 or 513-5772 email: [email protected]

Diocesan News: Open Hearings for the 2013 Annual Council will take place on Saturday, January

12 at Christ Church, Glen Allen. Annual Council will take place January 24-26 at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Reston. Save the dates!

A new Wednesday morning Bible study class begins on September 19 at St.

Mark's, Richmond. Co-sponsored with Grace and Holy Trinity Church, this class will study the people, places and stories of the Bible. The class will meet from 10-11:15 a.m. For more information visit: www.stmarksrichmond.org or www.ghtc.org or call Malinda Collier at 804-358-4771.


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A Closer Look At….Evangelism

The dreaded “E” word! That is how many Episcopalians react when someone says the word Evangelism. It conjures images of slick television preachers with pompadours urging viewers to send in cash to support the ministry (or at least their collection of thousand dollar hand-tailored suits!) But what does evangelism really mean? This word comes from the Greek word “euangelion,” which means “messenger of good news.” It has the same root as the word for angel, which means “messenger from God.” It is also the same word used to describe the four authors of the Gospels, who shared the Good News in their writings about Jesus’ life and works. And it appears that neither Matthew, Mark, Luke nor John had a pompadour or a television ministry. So what does this mean to us as Episcopalians? Perhaps we can reclaim the word “evangelism” in a way that takes it back to its original meaning. Simple, not too scary: share the good news. One of the ways that we share the good news is to live our day-to-day lives as Jesus would want us to. To live in ways that show that we love God and love our neighbors, with respect and help-ing and caring and joy. Another way that we share the good news is to invite a friend or a neigh-bor to come to church. This is, after all the place where we find the time and the space to be in conversation with God and to praise Him. But for some of our friends and neighbors, church may feel like an intimidating place. Perhaps they had a bad experience as a child in a church, or they don’t know what to expect, so they are reluctant, or they are afraid we do something weird…there can be many reasons why someone might reject our invitation to come to a service. But what if we invited them to something that feels less like a full-blown worship service and more like something fun and/or interesting? What if we simply invited them into a relaxed con-versation? That is the heart of a new initiative that Harrison Higgins is organizing. A friendly conversation with neighbors around a campfire on our front lawn. Some refreshments, some chairs, some cas-ual ways to “break the ice,” talking with neighbors, laughing, finding common ground. A prayer or a song at closing as we enjoy the beauty of God’s night sky. It is a simple sharing of the good news. No hard sell. No pitch for membership or money, just an invitation. That’s the way Jesus and the disciples did it, and it is a good model for us, too! So do not fear the “E Word”! You are already evangelizing by the conduct of your lives. This is a small step beyond that, and everyone is invited to play! If you would like to help Harrison in this outreach into our neighborhood, talk to him after church.


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Adult Forum for September Our Adult Forum is offered each Sunday at 9:30 am in the Parlor, in between the 8:15 and the 10:30 ser-

vices, and covers a wide range of topics over the course of the year. All are welcome, either to sit and listen

or to engage in lively conversation.

Here’s what we have on tap for September:

September 2: Stump the Priest! Come with your questions, one and all…Mary+ will answer just about any-

thing (except for her weight) as best she can. Questions about the parish, our denomination, what we hope

for the future…all this and more will be a part of what we talk about in this fun, no-holds-barred session.

September 9: The “E” Word: Harrison Higgins, our diaconal candidate, will lead this discussion about how we

reach out to others to invite them to know Christ. As much a brainstorming session as a teaching session, we

will work together to find ways that work for us as individuals and as a parish to bring new members into our

church family.

September 16: Emergency Preparedness: Senior Warden Gray Corbett will lead this session which will give ou

tips on how to prepare for hurricanes, snowstorms, plagues of locusts, or whatever nature sends our way in

this storm season. We will also talk about how we are coming up with a plan for the parish, to keep this place

that we love so much as secure and protected as possible

September 23 and 30: Will I See My Dog in Heaven? What does the Bible have to say about our animal com-

panions? In these sessions, we will explore a theology of creation that lays out the answer to that big ques-

tion about whether or not there is some sort of Rainbow Bridge where our departed pets wait for us.

Have an idea for something you’d like us to explore in our Adult Forums? Let Mary+ know! Your comments

have led to adult forums on world religions, grief, and human sexuality….what ideas do you have for this

year?

Grab a cup of coffee and join us!

Men’s Bible Study—Starting back with a change!

Men’s Bible Class will resume with Mary+ on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month, begin-

ning on September 18th. We bring a bag lunch and convene in the parish hall at noon.

The Monday Book Group: our next meeting of the book group will be Monday, Sep-

tember 17th, when we will continue with the final chapters of “Falling Upward”. If we do

not complete the book on that date, we will do so on September 24th. We will begin a

new book, “Sabbath in the Suburbs”, on Monday, October 22nd @ 11:00 AM. A thought-

ful and fun book about finding Sabbath in our busy lives. Please let Mary+ know if you

want her to order a copy for you. The cost will be $14.00 each.


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Worship Leaders for September

10:30 Ushers: Tillie Freeze, Lucy Whitlock, Frosine Corbett, Diane Durrer

Counters: Randy & Karen Holden

September 2 — Pentecost 14

Altar Guild: Kathy Jimerson, Melba Shumaker,

Pam Pegram

8:15—Holy Eucharist

Usher: Chris Tignor

Reader: Harrison Higgins

Chalice: Ann Schaefer


Lessons: Sarah Fore

Prayers:

Chalice: Sarah Fore, Harrison Higgins

Acolytes: Megan Tignor, Ava Whittlesey,

Camille Wood, Stephanie Holden

Greeters: Ann Henderson, Carole Noe


Altar Guild: Dottie Strabley, Lucy Whitlock,

Connie Neal

8:15 AM—Holy Eucharist

Usher: Walter Reid

Reader: Ann Schaefer

Chalice: Harrison Higgins

10:30 AM —Holy Eucharist

Lessons: Gray Corbett, Jeri Anne Townley

Prayers:

Chalice: Sarah Fore, Harrison Higgins

Acolytes: Garrett Russell, Bailey Nixon, Zach

Nixon, Sara Lassiter

Greeters: Gray Corbett, Patty White

Nursery: Melissa Durrer


Altar Guild: Betty Fore, Marietta Spring,

Susan Josenhans


Usher: Chuck Strabley

Reader: Ann Schaefer

Chalice: Harrison Higgins


Lessons: Sarah Fore

Prayers:

Chalice: Gray Corbett, Harrison Higgins

Acolytes: Sarah Elionai, Hana Elionai, Cath-

erine Cadavid, Madison White

Greeters: Christine Couturier, Brian White

Nursery: Sandy Ruder


Altar Guild: Jean Riddick, Charlotte Lovelace


Usher: Herb Williams


Chalice: Gray Corbett


Lessons: Jeri AnneTownley, Gray Corbett

Prayers:

Chalice: Gray Corbett, Harrison Higgins

Acolyte: Stark Gallagher, Alex White,

Camille Wood, Madison White

Greeters: Aggie Gallagher, Sandy Ruder

Nursery: Joy Baynes

September 16

Pentecost — 16

Altar Guild:

Joyce Melton,

Karen Holden


Usher: Tad Blackburn


Chalice: Ann Schaefer


Lessons:

Jeri Anne Townley

Prayers:

Chalice:

Sarah Fore,

Harrison Higgins

Acolytes:

Hunter Mitchell,

Caroline Couturier, Lucas

Couturier, Melissa Durrer

Greeters:

Kathy Jimerson,

Tad Blackburn

Nursery:

Scott Blackwell


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Fellowship Activities

Want to go to Brunch in September?

Sunday, September 16th, after the 10:30 service

the ‘lunch brunch group’ will be going to

lunch at Tanglewood Restaurant.

If you are interested please contact Jean Riddick, 264-0935,

or call Lucy in the office, 266-2503

Subs & Sundae Lunch

The Annual Subs & Sundae Luncheon will be held on Sunday,

September 9th after the 10:30 service. Come fix your own sub

& sundae! Cost is $5 for those 12 and over; $3 for those be-

tween 4 & 12; 4 and under are free.

Blessing of the Backpacks On Sunday, September 9th, as we start a new program year, and as many of our children are beginning the school year, we will have a blessing of the backpacks and briefcase at the 10:30 AM service. Please bring your back-pack (or your briefcase or totebag if you are an adult) and place it in front of the altar before the service. After the offertory, we will ask God’s blessing on our work using these tools in the coming year!

Glen Allen Day—September 15th

Epiphany will have an exhibit space at this year’s Glen Allen Day. We are excited about this opportunity to share our ministry!!

We plan on having a banner, information about our church and give-aways such as water bottles and freezer pops. We need volun-

teers to take 2 hour shifts at our booth. Please get in touch with Kathy Jimerson @651-2559 to sign-up.


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Shrine Mont Family Retreat Weekend!!

As we start a new church year, keep our Church Retreat at Shrine Mont in mind. There is no better way to get to know your fellow parishioners! There is time for reflection as well as lots of fun and games! And who can beat Shrine Mont in the Fall for beauty! Here are the basics:

Dates: October 26– 28 (Friday—Sunday)

Cost: Adults—$150.00; Non-Epiphany Children—age 13 or older—$150.00, ages 8-12—$95.00, ages 4-7—$45.00, 3 & under free; All Epiphany children are paid for by the funds raised by the Shrine Mont Committee

What’s included: two nights lodging, all meals, (dinner Friday through lunch Sat-urday)

The cost is based on two nights stay and can be adjusted if you are staying for only one night

Sign up sheets are in the parish hall. Sign-up deadline is Sunday, October 7th.

All funds must be received by Sunday, October 21st.

More details will be in future Sunday Bulletin inserts.

YOU ARE INVITED!!!

Who: Episcopal Youth in *Region XI, 6th-12th graders

What: MOVIE and POPCORN night

When: Friday, September 7, from 6:30-8:45pm

Where: Emmanuel Church Brook Hill

1214 Wilmer Avenue

Richmond, VA 23227

(gray stone education building to left of brick church)

Movie: THE BLIND SIDE

Contact: Ginny Dunaway Ferguson, 804/366-8259 or [email protected] and let us

know you’re coming so we’ll pop enough corn

mailto:[email protected]


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Happy Birthday

Sept. 1 Shirley Hughson

Sept. 4 Mary Kate Gallagher

Katelyn Van Valkenburg

Sept. 5 Marian Noe

Sept. 8 Ann-Claire Wood

Mike Schulte

Sept. 9 Gayla Jones

Sept. 10 Roseanne Stockwell

Sept. 13 Hugh Rawlins

Jackie Martin

Jake Rojas

Sydney Rojas

Sept. 15 Jessica Ruder

Ann Henderson

Brian Couturier

Raymelle Grigsby

Sept. 16 Carol Burley

Sept. 20 Joy Baynes

Karen Tucker

Dot Hudson

Sept. 21 Caitlin Mitchell

Sept. 22 Michael Lineberry

Bertha Morgan

Sept. 24 Anita Williams

Zach Nixon

Sept. 25 Megan Nixon

Sept. 27 Adrian Mitchell

Sept. 28 Randy Holden

Sept. 29 Karen Tucker

Happy Anniversary

Sept. 4 Nicholas & Elizabeth Wolf

Sept. 7 Paul & Debbie Jones

Paul & Michelle Hampton

Sept. 8 Ron & Denise Russell

Eddie & Penny Johnson

Sept. 14 Wayne & Lucy Whitlock

Sept. 19 Brian & Christine Couturier

Tad & Elizabeth Blackburn

Sept. 20 Kevin & Jennifer Whitlock

Sept. 26 Andy & Stephanie Rutledge

Days of Blessing in SeptemberDays of Blessing in September

Those who are ill or have special needs:

In Our Parish Family: Carol Burley, Carl Burley, Ray Hampton, Peggy Adleman, Dottie Strabley, Dot Hudson, Marietta Spring, Jackie Mar-

tin, Walter Reid, Freeland Mason, Michael Lineberry, Fred Bales

Those in Care Facilities or Homebound especially:

Pat Dunn, Mary Ruder, Roseanne Stockwell, Ruth Williams and Juliet Wynne

Those Serving in the Armed Forces especially:

Matt Guyer, David Hoffert, Daniel Keefe, Patrick Lineberry, Caitlin Mitchell, Bryan Murphy, Michael Stone, Billy Tucker,

Andrew Smith, Ryan Casey, and Chris Tuck

Prayers for those preparing for the birth of a child: Matt & Leslie Guyer, Matt & Jessica Colvin, Cary & Jill Baynes, Bryan &

Catherine Tuck Turner

Prayers for family & friends:

Prayers for Healing, Wholeness, Comfort, Guidance, and Safe Travel: Kathryn Cook-friend of Connie Neal, Dorothy Hoffecker—aunt of Di-

ana Stone, Mary Stockdell—daughter-in-law of Susan Josenhans, Heather—friend of Melissa Durrer, Stuart & Jean Swink—sister & brother-in-

law of Irene Morris, Kent Jenkins—brother of Sarah Jenkins, Maya Fitts—granddaughter of Ron & Paula Fitts, Nick McDaniel & family—friend

of Rebekah Donovan, Josie—wife of Paul Dolci, Becky Smith—friend of Melba Shumaker, Jeff Eppes—brother of Jim Eppes, Gayla Jones—

Karen Holden’s sister, Conrad Lawrence—Aggie Gallagher’s brother, Anne Stockdell-Giesler—Susan Josenhans daughter, Gary Peper—Lucy

Whitlock’s brother-in-law, Iria & her family—friends of Jeri Townley, Ellen & Spalding Garlinghouse—Kristin Carver’s aunt & uncle, Brenda Daw-

kins—Bertha Morgan’s daughter, Tommy Hodge & family, Rob Lockridge—friends of Carole Noe, Ed Hall—Sue Rasmussen’s dad, Bev & Bob

Thornbloom—friends of Doug Thorpe.

Prayers for the departed:

Standing in the Need of PrayerStanding in the Need of Prayer


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Episcopal Church Women Diocese of Virginia

121st Annual Meeting

“ M A N Y PAT H S ~ O N E J O U R N E Y ”

THURS DAY, OC TOBER 25 , 20 12

8:30am registration

Christ Church, Episcopal

5000 Pouncey Tract Road

Glen Allen, Virginia 23060

KEYNOTE SPEAKER: RENE COBB

An international speaker and founder of three organizations, American Speakers and Training Services, Woven (Women

Of Value in Every Nation) and Make a Difference Catalog, coming on-line soon. She began her speaking career as an

executive trainer in a Fortune 500 company, winning numerous awards for her programs. She is warm, transpar-

ent, enthusiastic, and shares from her heart the deep lessons of life that inspire greatness.

An adjunct professor at Florida International University in Miami, Florida, the College of William and Mary and

the University of Richmond’s Executive Development programs.

Author of Ten Steps REVOLUTIONIZE Your Life! book and workbook on self-esteem and another ready for printing,

Whole Brain Living: Reduce Stress, Increase Joy and Live Abundantly.

Save the Date

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Just the Facts:

Leadership and Contact Information at

Church of the Epiphany

Office address: 8000 Hermitage Rd, Richmond, VA 23228 Phone: 804-266-2503 [email protected]

The Very Rev. Mary Brennan Thorpe,, Rector Cell phone: 804-221-3421 [email protected]

Lucy Whitlock, Office Administrator [email protected]

Vestry

Gray Corbett, Senior Warden Patty White, Junior Warden

Marty Shephard, Treasurer

Ann Henderson, Register

Tad Blackburn (2012) Gray Corbett (2012)

Kathy Jimerson (2012) Patty White (2012)

Carole Noe (2013) Sandy Ruder (2013)

Brian White (2013)

Christine Couturier (2014) Aggie Gallagher (2014)

Ann Henderson (2014)

Office Hours :

Lucy is in the office Monday through Thursday from 9 am to 2 pm. Mary is usually in the

office Monday through Thursday, unless she is out visiting parishioners or attending meetings.

She can always be reached on her cell phone (221-3421).

May the light of God’s blessing, like the Epiphany star, always guide

you on the path toward Him.

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