the messenger - march 2015
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The monthly newsletter of St. Mark's Episcopal Church, San Antonio.TRANSCRIPT
Monthly Newsletter of St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
themessenger MARCH 2015 VOLUME 104 ISSUE 3
F R O M T H E R E C T O R
Celebrating Resurrection: The Easter Vigil
T here are many of our liturgical services that I think are profound in the Anglican tradition. The service
that I think most helped me to understand why I was an Episcopalian, has been the Easter Vigil. It is
beautiful and powerful, steeped in history from as early as the second century, and reminds us at a
profound level of the mystery of the resurrection and our identity in Christ. In the early church, the vigil would
have taken place through the night hours until sunrise. Now the Book of Common Prayer acknowledges that
most congregations will no longer keep the full night ritual. So, the Vigil is described as the first Easter service to
be held sometime between sunset on Holy Saturday and sunrise on Easter Day. Through the years at St. Mark’s,
it has been celebrated at both times, though in recent years it has been in the evening on Saturday.
This year, we are going to celebrate the Easter Vigil at 6 am. It is one of the few liturgical changes I have opted to
make in my first year and it is so we can have that ancient experience of moving from the dark to the light. There
is something incredibly powerful about gathering around the new fire in the dark and exiting the church into the
full light of resurrection. We will still kindle the new fire outside, light the Paschal candle, and process into the
darkened church. Our individual candles, lit from the Paschal Candle will gradually illuminate the church as we
gather. We will hear lessons of scripture that recount the fullness of our salvation history. We will celebrate
baptisms and renew our own baptismal promises. The fourth and final portion of the service will be our
celebration of the first Eucharist of this Easter. Throughout the movements of the service, light will gradually
increase. Vigil candlelight will give way to more and more light until we will ring bells and once again proclaim,
Alleluia, Christ is Risen. The Lord is Risen Indeed. Alleluia. Whether you have enjoyed the
evening Vigil in the past, or never had a chance to attend this service, I hope you will come this
year. It is a deep and meaningful way to celebrate Easter and will be a beautiful culmination of
our Holy Week services.
Peace, Beth+
HOLY WEEK & EASTER SCHEDULE
March 29 ········· Palm Sunday; Choral Evensong
March 30 ········· Holy Monday Liturgy, 12:00 pm
March 31 ········· Holy Tuesday Liturgy, 12:00 pm
April 1 ············· Holy Wednesday Liturgy, 12:00 pm
April 2 ············· Maundy Thursday Eucharist, 7:00 pm
Good Friday Vigil (Overnight, Bethlehem Chapel)
April 3 ············· Mass of the Presanctified Gifts at 7:30 am
Good Friday service 12:00 pm, followed by
The Stations of the Cross
April 4 ············· Easter Egg Hunt & Picnic 10:00 am
Holy Saturday Liturgy, 1:00 pm
April 5 ············· Easter Vigil (with incense), 6:00 am;
No 7:45 a.m. service
Easter Services at 9:00 (no incense) & 11:15 (with incense)
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2015 Giving Update
Emmet Faulk, | Parish Business Administrator | [email protected]
2015 FINANCIAL REPORT
JANUARY 2015
Pledge Revenue $169,584
Non Pledged Giving $7,694
Open Plate Giving/Seasonal Giving $1,861
Other Revenue (e.g., parking lot) $39,725
TOTAL REVENUE: $218,864
TOTAL EXPENSES: $206,121
REVENUE OVER EXPENSES: $12,743
As of Thursday, February 19, 2015, below is an update on giving.
As of: 2/19/15 2015 Pledge Up Down New NoCH
TOTALS $1,645,968 $184,128 ($29,455) $65,402
# Pledges 340 175 30 32 103
AVERAGE $4,841 $1,052 ($982) $2,044
Median Pledge $2,460 $365 ($600) $1,800
ONLINE PLEDGING IS NOW AVAILABLE!
If you have not already pledged, please visit our website at
http://stmarks-sa.org/#/home/2015-pledge
The Messenger is published monthly and is available in magazine format online at
www.stmarks-sa.org.
Parish Clergy The Rev. Beth Knowlton Rector The Rev. Carol Morehead Associate Rector
Making a Gift of Their Service The Rev. C. Douglas Earle Assisting Priest The Rev. Mary Earle Assisting Priest The Rev. Dr. John Lewis Co-Director, The Work+Shop The Rev. Dr. Jane Patterson Co-Director, The Work+Shop The Rev. Linda Ricketts Assisting Priest
Staff Todd Allison Youth Director Priscilla Briones Finance Manager Catherine Cardenas Children’s Ministry Intern Janet Carrizales Nursery Director Joseph Causby Director of Music & Organist Emmet Faulk Parish Business Administrator Erin Hughes Youth Ministries Assistant Director Gail Jackins Families & Children’s Ministries Director Marsha Kimura Music Department Administrator Jesse “Chuy” Mendoza Kitchen Manager/Chef Ruby Merrill Facilities Supervisor & Receptionist Pat Hutchison Noble Community of Care Amanda Quisenberry Youth Ministries Assistant Dr. Edwin A. Rieke Dir. of Music & Organist Emeritus Callie Sanchez Families & Children’s Ministries Intern Derek Shively Head Sexton Leah Thomas Special Events Coordinator
St. Mark’s Episcopal 315 E. Pecan St.
San Antonio, TX 78205 www.stmarks-sa.org
Below is the budgeted financial report for January 2015. NOTE: The 2015 budget has not been approved by the vestry as of publication, therefore, there is no comparison to the budget period.
FINANCE REPORT
Financial Report
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Our Wednesday Evening Lenten Series continues. The remaining Wednesday nights in Lent, we will offer Holy Eucharist at 5:30pm, followed by optional dinner in Café Kairos at 6:00pm. At 6:30, we will have a speaker who will lead us in reflecting on our theme, Walking the Way of the Cross.
March 4 ········· The Rev. Mary C. Earle March 11 ········ James R. Dennis, O.P. March 18 ········ The Rev. Beth Knowlton March 25 ········ The Rev. Dr. John Lewis
Café Kairos during Lent
We have asked our wonderful kitchen staff to prepare a supper of soup and salad in keeping with Lent and the call to give ourselves to God. A simple meal, without dessert, will help us remember those who have less and remind us to rely on God.
Café Kairos Menus for Lent: March 4-5 ····· Potato Chowder, garden salad, focaccia bread March 11-12 ·· Chicken noodle soup, tossed salad, biscuits March 18-19 ·· Italian white bean soup, Caesar salad, garlic
bread sticks March 25-26 ·· Chicken & Dumplings, garden salad, Sister
Shubert’s rolls April 1-2 ······· Mexican corn soup, tossed salad, tortillas
One Body, Many Menus
B eginning this month we
will hold our small
group gatherings, One
Body, Many Menus. We
plan to hold 20 gatherings in 2015,
with 10 gatherings from March to
May, and 10 more in the fall.
Gatherings will consist of no more
than 25 people. Through these
gatherings, St. Mark’s members
will have the opportunity to:
● Get to know our new rector,
the Rev. Beth Knowlton.
● Get to know each other.
● Reflect on St. Mark’s vision,
as expressed in our core
vocation.
We will reflect on ways that
St. Mark’s feeds our minds, bodies,
and souls. Together, groups will
envision how St. Mark’s can
continue to live into this core
vocation of feeding the hungry
with real food,
feeding those
hungry for
knowledge
and meaning,
and feeding
those hungry for beauty and
creativity.
Thanks to our Stewardship Co-
Chairs: Robert and Shea Pollom,
George and Jill Vassar, Ed Rieke,
and Ann Coiner.
Wednesday Evenings in Lent
An Invitation to a Holy Lent: Walking the Way of the Cross
SIGN UP TODAY! http://tinyurl.com/onebodymanymenus
Palms to Ashes to Palms
The Sunday before Ash Wednesday, we gathered
in the Tucker Courtyard to burn dried palm
fronds from last year in order to use the ashes for
the Imposition of Ashes. This tradition helps keep
us tied to the rhythm of the liturgical year.
The rhythm goes full circle when we make palm
crosses to wear on Palm Sunday. This year,
everyone is invited to help makes these crosses on
Saturday, March 28, from 10-12am in Gosnell Hall.
We will then wear them the next day, Palm
Sunday.
This year, remember to keep your palm crosses
and let them dry. Then bring them next year
before Ash Wednesday!
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O ur many Spring opportunities continue, inviting us to grow in our life together as disciples of Christ.
With offerings including Sunday mornings, mid-week studies, and weekend retreats and retreat days, 2015
promises to truly offer us the opportunity to live into part of our core vocation: to feed those who hunger
for wisdom and knowledge. For more details, see the website or email Carol.
Sunday Offerings
Lent
Desert Spirituality: A Lenten Path, with The Rev. Mary C. Earle and Dr. Dan Morehead
During Lent, join us as we look at the ancient desert traditions and how we continue to walk this path.
March 1 ···················· Silence, Solitude, Stillness
March 8 ···················· The Patience of the Cell
March 15 ·················· The Power of Detachment
March 22 ·················· Desert Practices for Today
Eastertide
Rector’s Forum: Being a Christian in an Increasingly Secular World
How do we live out our Christian Life in a world that no longer easily supports this choice? How do we live
out daily life and work in a way that honors our life in Christ? This class will explore themes of secularism
historically as it relates to our daily lives.
Celtic Spirituality, with The Rev. Mary C. Earle, Sylvia Maddox, and Andrew Morrison
Join us live into an Easter life as we look at our deep roots in the Celtic tradition.
April 12 ···················· Connecting with the Celtic Past: Who were the Celts? What are the key elements of
Celtic spirituality? Why does this speak so strongly across the ages to us today?
April 19 ···················· Connecting with and through the Saints
May 3 ······················· Connecting with Creation: How can the Celtic tradition lead us so see creation as the
"first cathedral"? What can we learn from their ability to perceive Christ's presence in
nature?
May 9 ························ Retreat and Cèilidh, Bishop Jones Center
May 10 ······················ Connecting the Daily with the Eternal
May 17 ······················ Connecting with the Outer World: The Celtic saints were the Great Evangelists of
history, sailing away, trusting in the Spirit, bringing Christianity and learning to the 3
countries of Western Europe, that were struggling under the dark ages.
May 24 ····················· Celtic Christianity and the Holy Spirit
May 31 ······················ Trinity Sunday. The great mystery of connection. For the Celts, the Trinity is a way of
naming divine reality, and proclaiming the ultimate connection, "The Three of My
Love."
Adult Christian Formation The Rev. Carol Morehead | Associate Rector | [email protected]
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Midweek Offerings
Wednesdays
Mid-Week Bible Study, 6:00 - 7:30 pm, Dean Richardson Room; February 11; April 8, 22; May 6.
Daughters of the King Book Study, 5:00 - 5:45 pm, Room 305
Lenten Series, 5:30-7:30, Walking the Way of the Cross, Wednesdays in Lent: March 4, 11, 18, 25
5:30 ·········· Eucharist in Bethlehem Chapel
6:00 ··········· Dinner at Café Kairos (for those who would like to purchase dinner)
6:30 ·········· Special Lenten Speaker series: A different speaker each week (see p.3)
Thursdays
Mesa Redonda, THE WOUNDED HEALER: Ministry in Contemporary Society; Gosnell Hall & Room
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MINISTRY BY A LONELY MINISTER
March 5 ················ I. The Wounded Minister
March 12 ·············· SPRING BREAK -- NO CLASS
March 19 ·············· II. The Healing Minister
March 26 ·············· CONCLUSION: A Forward Thrust
Time Out Bible Study, The Gospel of Mark, 10:00-11:30am, Youth Suite
Saturday, May 9— Celtic Spirituality Retreat and Cèilidh, Bishop Jones Center, 9:30-2:00
Join The Rev. Mary C. Earle, Sylvia Maddox, The Rev. Carol Morehead, and Andrew Morrison for a day
exploring the practical aspects of the Celtic tradition. We’ll conclude with a traditional cèilidh, a time for
celebration in song and word. Lunch provided; no cost to attend, but please reserve a spot by calling or
emailing the church office.
Details to come! Registration will open
on March 5.
All are welcome!
A great spiritual get-away for individuals
and families!
Registration will begin on March 5!
2015 Parish-Wide Retreat
at Mustang Island
May 1-3
Easter Flower Order is available
On the back page
The deadline for orders is Monday, March 30, 2015.
Please return form to the parish office.
c/o Pat Hutchison Noble 315 E. Pecan St.
San Antonio TX 78205 Questions? Contact Pat at 210-226-2426.
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YOUTH MINISTRIES
Women’s Glee Club
ST. CECILIA GUILD PRESENTS
MUSIC FROM ST. MARK’S
2014-2015
MUSIC NOTES
Joseph Causby | Director of Music & Organist | [email protected]
Sunday Morning Youth Formation in Lent Reflections in the Lord’s Prayer; Sundays in the Youth Suite Lent is an appropriate time to consider the prayer Jesus taught us to pray in a careful way. Youth, 7th-12th grade, are invited to join us for a 6 week study and reflection on the Lord’s Prayer in the hope that we will be renewed in our reflections during Lent and intentional as we pray this familiar prayer.
Wednesday Night Fellowship & Dinner in LentYouth Led Bible Study; Wednesday Nights, 6:30pm – 7pm* Join us Wednesday nights for a youth led bible study and break out group discussions as we look deeper at the Gospels of Mark and John. *Beginning February 25; Youth will gather at 5:30 for Eucharist in the Chapel before dinner and discussion in the Youth Suite. Dinner is $6
Sunday, March 29; Youth Read Passion Narrative
St. Mark’s youth will read the Passion Narrative at the 9am and 11:15 services. All Youth, 7th-12th grades, are encouraged to take part in reading.
Wednesday, April 1; Youth Seder Supper
Youth are invited to join in a Seder Supper at 5:30pm on Wednesday, April 1 in Jerusalem Chapel. Youth will experience and share in a Passover Seder Meal in respect and honor to the Jewish tradition. Because we are limited in space this activity is being limited to the youth in 7th-12th grades and their friends. Please notify Todd or Amanda if you will be attending so we can be prepared.
YOUTH MINISTRY GATHERINGS
Our youth programs could not happen with-out our wonderful volunteers! We are always
looking for parents, grandparents, college students and young adults who would like to help in supporting the Youth of St. Mark’s by
mentoring one of our Youth Confirmation students, working behind the scenes at an event or lock-in, volun-teering to bring snacks or food, or driving to events. To
get involved please contact Todd Allison or Erin Hughes. (210) 226-2426 or [email protected]
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Todd Allison, Youth Director | Erin Hughes, Assistant Youth Director | Amanda Quisenberry, Ministry Assist. | [email protected]
WWW.FACEBOOK.COM/SMCYOUTH @SMYGSA #SMYGSA
Camp Eagle–Rocksprings, TX
$75.00 per person Registration Deadline: March 22
March 6-8 Sr. High; Happening #127
March 9-11 Sr. High Spring Break Retreat
March 29 Palm Sunday Youth Read Passion Narrative April 1 Youth Ministry Seder Supper
April 2 Maundy Thursday
April 3 Good Friday Noon Service
April 3 Stations of the Cross (1pm)
April 4 Parish Easter Egg Hunt at BJC
April 5 Easter Sunday
April 10-12 Youth Retreat at Camp Eagle
April-June S.O.W. Fund Drive
April 26 Feast of St. Mark
May 1-3 Parish Retreat at Mustang Island
May 10 Youth Sunday/Senior Recognition
June 5-7 Summer Outreach Weekend
June 15-19 DWTX Day Camp at St. Mark’s
June 22-25 St. Mark’s VBS
Fun was had by all when
the Youth of St. Mark’s
served the traditional
Pancake Supper for Shrove
Tuesday.
The Rev. Beth Knowlton
served as emcee for the
festivities!
Choristers rehearse
for the Talent
Show. The choir
from St. Paul’s
Montesorri School
joined in to
perform at Shrove
Tuesday.
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Vacation Bible School at St. Mark’s Shea Pollom had our first Vacation Bible School
planning meeting on Feb 22. Please look on the
St Mark’s Family Facebook page,
and the St Mark’s website for
information! VBS will be AT St
Mark’s and Shea has lots of ways
you can get involved and support
this exciting ministry with our
youngest parishioners!
FAMILIES & CHILDREN
Gail Jackins | Director of Children and Families Ministries | [email protected]
Lenten Legos On the Wednesday evenings of
Lent, at 6:05 in Gosnell Hall, we’ll
re-create the Bible stories of Lent
with Miss Gail. Grades 1 to 6.
Nursery available.
March 4 ······· Jesus turns over the tables in the temple
March 11 ···· Spring Break (no Legos)
March 18 ····· Lazarus comes out of his tomb
March 25 ····· Palm Sunday triumphal entry into
Jerusalem
April 1 ········· The empty tomb on Easter morning
The Easter Bunny has
issued a parish-wide call
candy. Approximately 400
eggs must be filled so they
will be available to hide at
the Jones Center on
Saturday, April 4. That
takes a few weeks of work!
We would like donations of individually wrapped
candies (no loose jelly beans or un-wrapped candy)
or gift cards to H.E.B., Walmart, or Target. Bring
donations to the reception desk or to Gail Jackins.
212 Ministry will fill eggs. (We already have plenty!)
Thank you in advance for your contributions!
212 Ministry is on a hunt
Camp Capers Day
Camp at St Mark’s This summer, St. Mark’s will
host Camp Capers Day Camp
on June 15 to 19. Day
campers will be here from
9:00 to 3:00 and bring a lunch
from home each day. This
new offering is designed for
children who haven't been to
Camp Capers before but are
considering attending,
children who don’t sleep
away from home, and inviting
other children who would
enjoy a fun, meaningful week
sharing the transforming,
unconditional love of Jesus
Christ. St Mark’s will
provide facilities and
supplies, snacks, volunteers,
and host families who will
provide housing for the Camp
Capers staff. Camp Capers
counselors and staff will be
the leaders of programs and
activities.
If you have questions or are
interested in supporting this
new opportunity for Capers
and St Mark’s, contact Gail at
Will Parker will be performing on the 2nd
floor of the Parish House after the 9:00
service on Sunday, March 15! Will is a
cradle Episcopalian who attended
Reconciliation church in San Antonio and
graduated from Trinity University. He is
the theatre arts instructor at KIPP:
University Prep High School in San
Antonio. Will has performed around the
diocese, and his songs reveal a soft, fun,
sweet side. Kids of all ages love his themes of tolerance of
difference, friendship, and the value of super-saccharine
breakfast food! Contact Gail Jackins with questions.
Flowering of the
Cross At the 9 and 11:15 services on Easter
morning, children can bring flowers
from home to insert into the special
wire mesh cross at church. We’ll do
this during a prelude, before the
service begins, so arrive early!
Flowering of a cross at Easter dates
back to the sixth century, and is a full-of-life symbol of Easter.
Remember to pick a flower on Easter morning to bring to
church, and bring a few extra flowers for children who may
forget.
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PARISH NEWS
Lenten Offering Task Force
The rector and vestry have convened a special Task
Force to explore possibilities for a Lenten Offering.
This group will look at the rich heritage of Lenten
Luncheons and discern the path ahead. They will begin
their work this month. Because discernment is an
intentional and spirit-led process, the group will take
their time in their work.
The Task Force will be chaired by Martha Steves and
Pat Bridwell. The Rev. Mary C. Earle will serve as
chaplain to the task force, and Lewis Fisher will work
to provide a good historical framework of St. Mark’s.
The members of the group are: John Beauchamp,
Stephen Cavender, Laurin Cothren, Darin Digby,
Mike Kuykendall, Katie McDonough, Brandon Raney,
David Ribble, Anne Rochelle (v), Suzy Tackett (v),
Robin Voight, and Susan Waltrip.
Please hold this group in your prayers as they work
together.
PURPOSE:
…”to be used to help provide a college education for worthy
young women at St. Mark’s parish.”
HISTORY: Enid Belding was a resident of Summit, New
Jersey, but while in San Antonio she attended St. Mark’s
Episcopal Church. On her death in 1986, she established a
Charitable Remainder Unitrust to be released after the death
of her brother. This trust fund has now been distributed to
St. Mark’s. As set forth in Miss Belding’s will, one-half the
bequeath to St. Mark’s shall be used to establish a
scholarship fund in memory of her parents, Clarence E.
Belding and Madeline Louise Belding, and her brother,
George Belding.
APPLICATIONS:
Applications are now being accepted. Deadline is March 31.
Application forms are available online at the St. Mark’s
website, www.stmarks-sa.org under “Formation &
Ministries”.
ELIGIBILITY:
Applicant must be a female member of St. Mark’s
Episcopal Church, San Antonio, Texas, listed on the roll
of the church.
Applicant must be a deserving person for whom this
scholarship would help realize an opportunity that may
not otherwise be available.
Applicant shall have demonstrated a compelling desire to
further her education, increase her abilities and serve her
fellowman.
Applicant must have satisfactory scholastic record or a
positive job history and maintain a 2.0 grade average.
Applicant must be an active participant in the fellowship
of St. Mark’s.
Contact Carol Morehead at [email protected].
ENID BELDING WOMEN’S SCHOLARSHIP Applications due March 31, 2015
Easter Egg Hunt
Come join in for the annual Easter
Egg Hunt on Saturday morning,
April 4! There are lots of eggs to
hunt and a separate hunting area
for our littlest ones. Even if you
don’t have young children at
home, don’t miss out on this
celebration! Be sure to bring a
basket for hunting eggs and a
picnic blanket or chairs.
Where? Bishop Jones Center , 111 Torcido Road
Who? All parishioners of St Mark’s and their guests.
What? Blessing by Rev. Beth; Easter egg hunt; visit from
the Easter Egg Bunny; face painting; balloon art;
lunch following the hunt
When? Story at 10:45, followed by the hunt. Please have
children there and ready at 10:45.
Lunch is free. Please call the church office, or sign up at
the front desk, by Palm Sunday, so we’ll know how many
lunches to prepare.
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MEMORIAL FUND Ed Bardgett by Ilene Bonilla
Meredith Steves by Lynn Huntress KITCHEN MINISTRIES Matt Ahern by John & Chica Younger
John Douglas by John & Chica Younger
SPECIAL GIFTS A gift to St. Cecilia in honor of Joe Causby on the
occasion of his earning his PhD in Music by Kirby Traylor
March 1st Allison Duesing, Ellen Wade, Susan Wilson March 2nd Samantha Kingery, Kay Mijangos, Suzy Mudge March 3rd Ginny Halter, Katie Lowry, Alissa McCoy, Sterling Schrader, Gray Woodson March 4th Sue Bain, John Crider, Jenny Crone, Thomas Duesing, Jr.; Connor Morehead, Meredith Rigney, John Saunders IV March 5th Merritt Clements, Raphaella Dreyer, Philip LeMessurier, Shea Pollom, David Shulman, Katherine Stephenson March 6th Caden Diel, Mitchell Dobbins, Paul Herder, Dorothy Shelton, Tricia Steves March 7th Al Burnett, Jr.; Marshall Noble, Kate Scott, Russell Sugg, Grace Watson March 8th Polly Haff, Annie Mueller, Marian Yetman March 9th Reese Gonzalez, Jackie Paddock, Buffy Smolens
March 10th Phil Charo, Gina G. Dial, Frank Russell, Anne Schelleng, Gerry Scott, Briana Torres March 11th Carrie Diel, Jim Folts, Katie Grohe, Americo Soto March 12th Amy Ingram, Lynn Laurence, Juliette McNeel, Mason Melton, Frances Scott, Dell
Villa, Marie Wiesman March 13th Lilly Chipman, John Herschell, Elizabeth Moore, Sara Spindle March 14th Taylor Allison, Jimmy Cavender III, Ben Dorris, Antti Patiala, Paul Pineda March 15th Karlene Blackburn, Carl Dorrance, Emily Fagan, Kathy Gallaway, Tiffany Smith, Michael Soto, Charlotte Watson March 16th Linda Blount, Mardi Dunkley, John Lodek, Kelly Lowry, Robert Rodriguez, Holly Smith March 17th Trey Foster, Matt Silva, Frank Wood March 18th Catherine Bousquet, Christopher Long, George A. Miller March 19th Elizabeth Auler, Margaret Raney, Coates Roberts, Steve Thompson, Larry Wiesman March 21st Lucian Butler, Kate Cavender, BettyAnne Cody, Laurin Cothren, Emma Foster, Carolyn Lowery, Susan Olson
March 22nd Blakely Besing, Ed Gilbert, Emily Moore, Deems Smith, Maddy Stokes, Tara Ward March 23rd Melissa Joyner, Lillian Wilfong March 24th Jennifer Colglazier, Michael Dahm, Charles Goodenough, Patricia Hoffman, Isadora Olsaver, Anne Palmer, Chloe Pargas, Robert Pollom March 25th Drew Cauthorn, Judy Cavender, Verne Lee Cooper, William Goodenough, Vivian Hartz, Hayden Hughes, Kelton Morgan, Marion Oettinger, Sallie Peacock, Annaliese Welmaker, Brandon Zaragosa March 26th Will Church IV, Harry Guidry, Holly Hill, Jimmy Satel March 27th Garda Boswell, Dianne Greene, George Vassar March 28th Diana Mathews, Seis Steves VI March 29th Darcy Brown, Weston Bryant, Paul Dent, Jr.; Audrey Lozano, Sallie Reblin, Sam Bell Steves II March 30th Pam Chambers, Andrew Gaiennie, Kathy Lawrence, Sydney Somers, Claire Tracy March 31st Jean Cleek, Patricia Ullmann
MARCH BIRTHDAYS
For more information about Memorials and the Prayers of the People at St. Mark’s, contact Pat Hutchison Noble, Community of Care Coordinator at 210-226-2426 or email her at [email protected].
Special birthday wishes! Sara Spindle, on her 99th (13-Mar) Lillian Wilfong, on her 97th (23-Mar) Dorothy Shelton, on her 95th (6-Mar) Marie Wiesman, on her 94th (12-Mar) Ginny Halter, on her 92nd (3-Mar)
In Memoriam & In Thanksgiving
FAMILY NEWS/COMMUNITY CARE
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Please return form to Leah Thomas.
Easter Treats Order Form Name ___________________________________________________________________________
Contact Phone No. ____________________________________________________________
Primary Email ___________________________________________________________
# of Treats Treats Cost per Treat Total
Large Cookie w/Bag & Bow $2.50/cookie = $
Easter Cookie Tray $18/tray = $
Cookie Box $16/dozen = $
Cheese Straws $10/box =$
Total Purchase = $
Tasty Treats:
CASH PAID CHECK (No._______)
DELIVERY/PICK-UP NOTICE: Order deadline is Friday, March 20, at noon.
Pick-up time for orders is on Thursday, April 2, from 10:00a.m. until 5:00p.m. Orders left after Thursday, April 2, will not be available or refunded.
All proceeds benefit St. Mark’s Kitchen Ministries.
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The Messenger (USPS 514-020)
Published Monthly (3rd Wednesday) ST. MARK’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
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Article deadline is 3rd Friday of each month
EASTER FLOWERS TO
ADORN THE CHURCH
Easter flowers to adorn the church may be given in memory of or in honor of loved ones.
$20.00 donation for each memorial or honor
Please complete the form below and return to the parish office by Monday, March 30, 2015.
In memory of:
In honor of:
Your Name:
Phone:
Easter Flowers forms are also available in the church building. A PDF printable version is available in the weekly e-News and on the web at
http://tinyurl.com/2015EasterFlowers. For more information contact Pat at the church office.