November 2018 Dear friends – I write this month with two invitations. First: you should have received a packet of information about this year’s stewardship campaign (if you haven’t, my apologies - they are available at church or by calling the church office). The invitation to you is to spend some time reading the information in the packet and prayerfully reflect on how you can best support our ministry here at St. Matthew’s in 2019. Your completed pledge card can be brought or mailed to church; our final in-gathering celebration is Sunday, November 18th.

Now, I know most of us don’t like talking about money, for a lot of good reasons. Maybe, like me, thinking too much about money makes you anxious. Maybe, like me, you wish that we didn’t have to talk about money in church. Maybe, like me, it seems like there's never really enough money, that one unplanned emergency might wipe you out. But then I remember this amazing thing that I've learned about God over the years: God's call takes us to places where there are more than enough resources. Read that again: God's call takes us to places where there are more than enough resources. Enough love. Enough forgiveness. Enough room. Enough bread. Enough wine. Even, enough money.

That said, our stewardship campaign is not meant to make anyone feel guilty or anxious. The vestry, wardens, and I are grateful for every pledge of support, large or small. And, if your financial situation is such that you cannot pledge this year, please know that we are grateful that you are here, grateful for the many ways you support St. Matthew’s, and grateful for your prayers. Thank you for your support.

The second invitation: I hope you will join us for our Celebration of Renewed Ministry on Wednesday, November 14th at 7 pm. Bishop DeDe will lead us in worship and preach, we’ll be joined by clergy from around the diocese and the Liverpool community, we’ll sing some great hymns with our talented choir, and have a great evening celebrating being St. Matthew’s Church! (Plus, you can meet my parents, who will be here from Fort Wayne!). I know this is a busy time of year and that weekday nights can be a challenge, but I promise you will be uplifted and inspired while we praise God together. Peace, Fr. Paul

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WINE AND CHEESE PARTY AND SILENT AUCTION EVENT

This coming Saturday, November 3rd, at 5pm, in the Parish Hall for the Wine and Cheese Party and Silent Auction is the place to be! Preparation:

1. Bring in a gift basket, a gift card, a gift certificate, and/or a home-made item. They can be dropped off at the church whenever the office is open or dropped off by 10am on Saturday.

2. Buy your favorite beverage to share or keep for yourself – we won’t judge. And it doesn’t have to be wine or even alcohol.

3. Make your favorite appetizer to share – don’t forget to bring the recipe along, too 4. Be sure to have plenty of cash or your check book with you. The items I’ve seen or heard about so far are

AMAZING!! Last year we had a lot of people come in to help with the set up on Saturday morning. Please don’t assume that we’ll have that many again this year. When that happens, then no one shows up. As I’ve always said…. Many hands make light work. We’ll be meeting in the Parish Hall at 9:30am. There’ll be coffee and donuts to start the day right. Feel free to call Gail Jones or Larry Mathews (our numbers are in the directory) with questions. Can’t wait to see you there!!

DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME:

Daylight Saving Time occurs on Sunday, November 4th. Be sure to set your clocks back one hour!

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LADIES NIGHT

Our next Women’s Group event will be held Monday, November 5th at 6:30pm. We will be crafting with Laurel in the parish hall, to help prepare the Giving Boutique items that will be for sale at Convention. There will be treats, tea, and conversation. Non-crafters are welcome too!

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MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR MILT OATMAN

Please join us as we celebrate the life of Milt Oatman, longtime parishioner of St. Matthew’s who passed away on October 17th. His memorial service will be held on Monday, November 12th at 11:00am. Please see Lee Wakefield if you wish to help with the reception.

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THANKSGIVING BASKETS

As we do each Thanksgiving, we are collecting food for Thanksgiving dinner baskets to be donated to 11 needy families at Liverpool Elementary. Please see the sign-up sheets in the hall to sign your name next to what you wish to donate. This year, United Church of Christ in Bayberry is supplying the turkeys, and we are supplying the rest of each meal. Cash is also welcome, and can be given to Sarah Alamond, or put in the plate labeled “Thanksgiving food bags”. Funds will be used to purchase any extra food needed to fill the bags. Any extra food received will go to the St. Joseph the Worker food pantry.

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THE OPEN TABLE FREE COMMUNITY MEAL

Please join us for our next Open Table meal on November 25th, from 4-6pm. On the menu is chicken riggies and dessert. Everyone is welcome to come and eat and enjoy fellowship! Please

consider volunteering if you are able.

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UNITED THANK OFFERING (UTO)

We will be collecting boxes to bring to Convention on November 9th. Please turn in all boxes by today, or this week during office hours. You may keep your box to continue collecting until the spring collection if you wish.

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PIE FEST 2018:

On November 18th, we will hold a Pie Fest during coffee hours. If you wish to bake a pie to sell or purchase a pie, please sign up with your choice of pie. Pies will range in price from $8-$10. If you wish to make a dessert to sell, other than a pie, please write that on the sign-up sheet. All proceeds go to outreach.

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SAMARITAN CENTER

Mark your calendars! For those folks who like to plan ahead: Samaritan Center, Saturday, January 12th at 12:30pm. Volunteers greatly needed and appreciated!

THE GIVING BOUTIQUE

The boutique will be open on November 4th and November 18th at the coffee hours. We have Thanksgiving cards and more birthday, sympathy and just encouragement & thinking of you type cards. Amy's caramel corn too! Also, we have a limited number of earrings from a local crafter friend of our church. Come take a look, these are just $7 and we have many more earrings for $5. Please let us know what you would like us to make for you and tell us your favorite item that you bought from a craft fair. We would love your input. Also, The Giving Boutique is going to Convention on Nov 9th and 10th!! We do very well at this event and we

would love to have your help. We are looking for hand crafted Christmas ornaments and other craft items that you make and would like to donate to our Outreach cause. (Check out our "Jesus & Coffee" cards!)

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BLESSINGS IN A BACKPACK NEWS:

Many thanks to everyone who generously contributed and supported our “Support A Student” campaign. Through your kindness, we raised over two thousand dollars which will be used to purchase food items for the students at Seymour Dual Language Academy. Your continued generosity of contributions to the food drives helps keep overall costs lower. Your monetary contributions allow the folks at St. Paul’s who do the purchasing of food items that can’t be bought in the grocery store to stretch their food dollars. Long story short, every dollar or food item contributed goes a long way. Thank you all so much.

As you may have seen in the newsletter, a group of us from St. Matthew’s packed two hundred “backpacks” last week. We had a very efficient group (I was not one of the efficient ones) and we were done in less than an hour. I should note that the backpacks are actually plastic bags. I was told the original backpacks lasted a week. Since all the participants in Blessings are under ten years old, I don’t think that comes as much of a surprise. Our next packing date is tentatively scheduled for November 14 at 1:00. However, this has yet to be confirmed. There is a sign-up by the kitchen door. I will keep you posted.

Again, many, many thanks for your generosity and support! ~Clinnie, Amy, and all of Outreach

November/ December Collection: Mac and Cheese cups, any brand

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ANGEL TREE

As we are fast approaching the holiday season (where does the time go) I would like to announce that we are once again sponsoring children for the Prison Fellowship Angel Tree Program. I have requested 30 names for this year, all living in the Onondaga County/Oswego County area. The names will go on our Christmas tree the Sunday before Thanksgiving, November 22nd and will need to be returned by December 9th to allow plenty of time for distribution. Once again, I thank you in advance for all your support for this

program. Some kids will have a more joyful Christmas thanks to your generosity! Thank you again!

~Cathy Labaucki, Angel Tree Coordinator

JOHN ROHDE’S ORDINATION

Mark your calendars! John Rohde, a former seminarian at St. Matthew’s, will be ordained to the transitional diaconate on December 1st at 11:00am at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Syracuse. (310 Montgomery St).

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CHRISTMAS PAGEANT

Christmas Eve Services this year will be held at 12:00pm noon, 6:00pm and 9:00pm. The pageants will be held at the 12:00pm and the 6:00pm services. If your child is interested in participating in one of the pageants this year, please sign up on the bulletin board with your name and email, under the pageant time that you wish to participate in. Parts and rehearsal times will be decided at a later date.

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MEETING NOTICE:

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FOOD $EN$E NOTICE:

I have enjoyed providing Food $en$e over the past few years. A small change is happening. I will no longer be calling people to pick up their orders. I suggest you put it in your phone, on your calendar, or tell your spouse to remind you. If your order is not picked up by 4pm (on the day of pick up), it will be donated. ~Amy Thackston ************************************************************************************

HOLIDAY WEAVING WORKSHOPS WITH BONNIE GALE:

Bonnie Gale, Willow Artist, will be conducting two holiday weaving workshops in November and December 2018. These workshops will be held at St. Mathew’s Parish Hall.

WORKSHOP 1: Saturday, November 17th, 1.30 to 4.30pm: HOLIDAY WREATH MAKING

In this workshop, participants will have the choice to make a full-sized Fall or Christmas themed wreath with embellishments. Folks will be provided with a simple willow hoop. Participants will then actually weave the form of the wreath themselves with prepared willow rods. By alternating the direction of the weave, a thick honeycomb structure is created. This wreath is completely recyclable for any holiday. No hot glue is needed! Fall and Christmas embellishments will be provided. The cost is $45 for tuition and materials. Pre-registration is necessary (see below). Please bring sharp pruners and wire cutters to class.

WORKSHOP 2: Saturday, December 1st, 1pm to 4pm: HOLIDAY WOVEN ORNAMENTS.

In this workshop, participants will have a choice of ornaments to make and it is expected that several will be made per person. There is a choice of trees, stars, bells, balls, reindeer, mini-wreaths and Carolina snowflakes. The cost is $40 for tuition and materials. Pre-registration is necessary (see below). Please bring sharp pruners and scissors to class.

REGISTRATION: If you wish to attend, pre-registration is necessary. Space is limited. Please call or email Bonnie at 607-336-9031 or bonwillow@frontiernet.net at least two days before the workshop. She needs time to prepare the materials. Please bring pruners, scissors and wire cutters to class (see above) plus payment in the form of check or cash (preferred). Please contact Bonnie, if you have questions and need more info.

ONGOING OUTREACH

Shopping Cart Sunday:

The 3rd Sunday of every month is Shopping Cart Sunday! Please remember to drop off your non-perishable items in the cart so they can benefit those at the St. Joseph the Worker food pantry, here in the village. The Gregory J. Harris Military Courtesy Room:

In the hallway, you’ll find a large bin labeled “Military Room Donations”. On the bulletin board in the hall, you’ll find a list of items to be donated to The Gregory J. Harris Military Courtesy Room at Hancock Airport. Please drop off travel-sized toiletries, individually wrapped candy, snacks, cookies and individually wrapped packages of popcorn. Canned soda is also appreciated. Thank you! Food Bags:

St. Matthew’s maintains a steady supply of food bags for those in need. If you wish to donate any non-perishable items to have on hand to stock the bags, please see the list in the on the bulletin board in the hallway, or contact the office at stmatthews_office@verizon.net, or 315-457-4633 to be sent a list. There is also a list available on the website. For any questions about the Food Bag Program, please contact Sarah in the office.

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FOOD $EN$E SHOPPERS PROGRAM At St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church

Everyone can s-t-r-e-t-c-h their food dollars… NO income requirements

Ordering: Sunday, October 28th 4-6pm Pick-up: Wednesday, November 14th, 2-4pm Sunday, November 4th, 9-10am

Buy November’s Food Package for $20.50 (list subject to change) - Turkey Pan Roast, 2 lbs. - Pork Tenderloin, 1.75 lbs. (avg.) - Tilapia Fillets, 1 lb. - Homestyle Stuffing, 22 oz. - Whipped Mashed Potatoes, 32 oz. - Turkey Gravy, 15 oz.

- Sweet Potatoes, 15 oz. - Cranberry Sauces, 15 oz. - Frozen Corn, 16 oz. - Deep Dish Pie Shells, 2 ct. - Fresh Produce - Fresh Produce

The Specials for November are:

Whole Turkey: 11 lbs. (avg.) for $13.00 - The whole turkeys average between 10 and 12 pounds per special. Meatloaf: 2 lbs. for $6.25 - The meatloaf is a traditional meatloaf made with 100% ground beef. Stuffed Pork Chops: 2 lbs. for $8.00 - The pork chops are stuffed with apples and cranberries. Produce Box: $11.00 - The Produce Box includes: celery (sleeve), onions (2 lbs.), carrots (1 lb.), white potatoes (5 lbs.), butternut squash, and six sweet potatoes. Mozzarella Sticks: 2 lbs. for $6.00 - The mozzarella sticks are ready to cook and can be cooked in the oven or fryer. Macaroni and Cheese: 6 lbs. for $11.00 - The macaroni and cheese is family-sized and a Stouffers’ product. Chicken Tenders: 5 lbs. for $8.25 - The chicken tenders are breaded, uncooked, and a Tyson product.

Banner, Shelly 10 Lisi, Robin 24 Barrus, Kyle 02 McGaffick, Kathy 11 Bearup, Emma 28 McKeon, Courtenay 15 Carroll, Judith 14 Smith, Paul 16 Chambers, Linda 09 Starliper, Yvonne 12 Davis, Sandra 25 Turo, Sue 06 Good, Amy 05 Weekley, Aaron 10 Hannah, Laurel 04 Wereszynski, Michael 16 Hines, Abigail 07 Uhrig, Serenity 21 Jones, Willard 13

* If anyone has been omitted from this list, please call the office *

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PRAYER REQUESTS

We're grateful to be able to pray for our parishioners, family members, and friends who are in need, and we think it is important to make these concerns known to our community. We generally keep folks on this list for about four weeks, unless we're aware of a continuing need. If we’ve removed a prayer request which you would like to appear for another 4-6 weeks, please call the church

office at 315-457-4633 or e-mail us at stmatthews_office@verizon.net. Thank you for your good help in bringing prayer requests to our attention.

Please pray for:

Matt Hawkins, Bill Hawkins’ son, recovering from surgery Bill Braun, Linda Chambers’ brother, undergoing cancer treatment Cheryl Familo, recovering from surgery Cherie McCauley, Ray Grzenda’s friend, undergoing cancer treatment Lois Stearns, Christina Stearns’ mother-in-law, undergoing cancer treatment Vyrna Brown, Rick Stocking’s sister, battling brain illness

Ongoing:

Pat Martin, Alec Stearns, Sue Turo, Ron Sager, Dora Mae Croyle, Bob Murdock, Jennifer, Laura McGaffick, Nicole Canavan ILLNESS OR HOSPITALIZATION: We want to pray for you if you are ill, having surgery, or facing any sort of difficulty. We also want to visit you when you are in the hospital. In the past, hospitals notified the church office when our parishioners were admitted. However, due to changes in privacy laws they are no longer allowed to notify us, or in some cases, even to confirm whether or not a person has been admitted. We now must rely on family and friends to let us know when someone has been hospitalized. Please help us with this important ministry by calling the church office (315-457-4633) whenever you know about an illness or hospitalization. Many thanks.

September Financial Report: 10/17/18 I’m writing this just two weeks before heading to Florida. While I’m gone please give all your bills to be paid to Sarah. She sends me copies so I can continue doing the financial reports. September has had its ups and downs. We are ahead on Income and down in expenses (a good combination) but our Endowment account lost $230.93. Income: Pledges are at 105.13% of Budget- up .33% from last month. Non-Pledge is at 278.69% of Budget – down 47% but way above what was expected. Parish Use is at 227.59% up 26.53% from last month. Rummage Sale made $1,725.51 we budgeted $1,205.00. Super job! Expenses: Expenses are only at 90.75% of budget. This is good because we started the year with a deficit. Currently we have deficit thru nine months of $ 4,969.03.

A report on different Outreach and Operating accounts that have income and expense accounts. This is how they are doing as of 9/30/18: Income Expense Balance Flowers: $1,770.00 1,464.75 305.25

Votive Candles: $ 150.00 146.00 4.00

Coffee $664.62 324.15 340.47

Church dinners $4,209.35 2,840.84 368.51

Rummage Sale $1,725.51 1,725.51

Community Garden $2000.00 1,618.80 381.20

Golfing for seniors $2,897.00 928.00 1,969.00* *Moved to the Graduating Senior’s Savings

Blessing in a Backpack $2,185.00 2,185.00 In October $1,500 was forward to the local Blessing in a Backpack committee.

Open Table $761.00 1,892.93 -1.131.93 (for this year) Open table has grant money remaining that will cover 2018 cost.

Samaritan Ctr. 0.00 912.86 -912.86 There has been no Income received marked specifically for Samaritan Ctr. The Income from the Boutique table will cover it.

Music Donations 1,450.00 842.12 607.88 Expense includes $250 Substitute Organist Oct 21, Nov 11

This is a great church family and I will miss it while we are gone. If you have a question e-mails me bobbinlace42@gmail.com. Faithfully submitted, Deb Smith, Treasurer

DIOCESAN NEWS…

Diocesan Convention

Becoming Beloved Community, the 150th Convention of the Episcopal Diocese of Central New York, will be held on Friday and Saturday, Nov. 9-10, 2018 at the Holiday Inn Convention Center in Liverpool, New York. Convention convenes at 3:00 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 9th (check-in starts at 1:00 p.m.) and reconvenes at 9:00 a.m. on Saturday, Nov. 10th. Get a detailed agenda.

In addition to our featured speaker, Carrie Boren Headington, we are honored by the presence of the following special guests at our 150th Diocesan Convention:

The Right Rev. Prince Singh, Bishop of our neighboring Diocese of Rochester The Right Rev. David Alvarado, Bishop of our Companion Diocese of El Salvador, and his wife, the Rev. Irma Alvarado

(St. Matthew’s Diocesan Delegates are Gail Jones, Christina Stearns, and Penny Dugas. Alternate delegates are Mary Louise Turner, Phil Hayes, and Lee Wakefield. Youth Delegates are Lambros Alamond and Lucas Fawcett.)

Donate to The Mission of Miracles

The offering taken at the Convention Eucharist (Saturday, November 10th at 9:00 a.m.) will be given to the Mission of Miracles, an annual volunteer medical mission trip to our Companion Diocese of El Salvador. The 16th Mission of Miracles will take place February 2-10, 2019. The mission depends on your generous contribution of:

• toothpaste • individually packaged child

or adult toothbrushes • children's liquid

acetaminophen (Tylenol) • nasal saline spray

• antifungal cream • anti-itch cream • cranberry tablets • muscle rub • children’s cartoon bandages

• reading glasses (+2.25 and above)

• sunglasses (child or adult) • batteries (AA, AAA, C, and D) • children’s prescription glasses

you no longer need

Please bring items to the Mission of Miracles table in the Exhibit Hall, or bring them in on Sunday, November 4th and Deacon Shelly will bring them to Convention.

COMMUNITY NEWS…

NOVEMBER 2018 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 All Saints Day

5:00-9:00pm Butler Sheehan

Irish Dance (PH)

6-8pm 12 Step Program

2

7:00pm Cursillo (STCR)

3

5:00pm Wine and Cheese & Silent Auction

4 24th Sunday after Pentecost

8:00am-+HE 9:00am – Food $en$e order 9:15am – Sunday School 10:10am- Nursery 10:15am – +HE

5

11:00-2:00pm Advocates

6:30pm – Ladies Night – Crafting

with Laurel

6 Election Day

5:00-7:00pm Butler Sheehan

Irish Dance (PH)

7 12:00 Noon- +HE

8

5:00-7:00pm Butler Sheehan

Irish Dance (PH)

6-8pm 12 Step Program

9

Diocesan Convention Holiday Inn, Liverpool

10

9:00am-1:00pm Butler Sheehan

Irish Dance (PH)

11 25th Sunday after Pentecost

8:00am-+HE 9:15am – Sunday School 10:10am- Nursery 10:15am – +HE

12 Veterans Day Office Closed

11:00- Memorial service for Milt

Oatman

13

5:00-7:00pm Butler Sheehan

Irish Dance (PH)

14 12:00 Noon- +HE

1:00pm Packing for BIB

at St. Paul’s

2:00pm – Food $en$e pick-up

7:00pm

Celebration of Renewal of

Ministry

15

DAR meeting 11:30am

5:00-7:00pm

Butler Sheehan Irish Dance (PH)

6-8pm

12 Step Program

16

17

9:00am-1:00pm Butler Sheehan

Irish Dance (PH)

1:00pm Willow Workshop with Bonnie Gale

(PH)

18 26th Sunday after Pentecost

*Thanksgiving basket donations due

8:00am-+HE 9:00am – Pie Fest 9:00am – Angel Tree begins 9:15am – Sunday School 10:10am- Nursery 10:15am – +HE 11:15am – Pie Fest

Shopping Cart Sunday Grapevine Articles Due

19 11:00-2:00pm

Advocates

20

5:00-9:00pm Butler Sheehan

Irish Dance

21 12:00 Noon- +WS

22 Thanksgiving Office Closed

6-8pm 12 Step Program

23

Office Closed

24

25 Last Sunday after Pentecost

8:00am-+HE 9:15am – Sunday School 10:10am- Nursery 10:15am – +HE 4:00pm – The Open Table

26

11:00-2:00pm Advocates

6:00-8:00pm CNY Autism Society (PH)

27

5:00-9:00pm Butler Sheehan

Irish Dance

7:00pm Vestry Meeting

28

12:00 Noon- +HE

29

5:00-7:00pm Butler Sheehan

Irish Dance (PH)

6-8pm 12 Step Program

30

ˆWS: Worship Service +HE: Holy Eucharist °HB: Holy Baptism

Find us online:

www.stmatthewsliverpool.org

NOVEMBER 2018 WORSHIP SCHEDULE

Office Contact:

Sarah Alamond, Parish Administrator

Email: stmatthews_office@verizon.net

(315) 457-4633

www.stmatthewsliverpool.org

Office Hours: M-F 9am-12pm

Ministry Schedule

November 4th

24th Sunday after Pentecost

November 11th

25th Sunday after Pentecost

November 18th

26th Sunday after Pentecost

November 25th

Last Sunday after Pentecost

ACOLYTES 8:00

10:15

John Vigliotto Lambros A, Rosie U., Christina U.

Gail Jones Johnny Lisi

John Vigliotti Caroline Henry

Gail Jones Dayna Stearns

ALTAR GUILD

Pat Boylan Yvonne Starliper

Pat Boylan Yvonne Starliper

Kate & Mike Croyle

Kate & Mike Croyle

COFFEE HOSTS

8:00

10:15

Courtenay Mckeon The Vitale Family

Mike & Jackie Gates Larry Mathews Phil Hayes

Ron & Jan Sager The Henry Family

Dale & John Vigliotti Lee & Henry Wakefield

LECTORS & EMs

8:00

10:15

Deb Bayless Jackie Gates Dick Kopp Norm Bagley Tracy Lewis

Mike Gates Cindy Adamowsky Johnny Lisi Sallie Jameson Joe Hannah

Gail Jones Dale Vigliotti Larry Mathews Courtenay McKeon Lee Wakefield

Cindy Adamowsky Jackie Gates Mark Miller Tracy Lewis Norm Bagley

NURSERY 10:10

Michelle Makai Aaron McKeon

Michelle Makai Penny Paolo

Michelle Makai Sarah Alamond

Michelle Makai Erin Bagley

TELLERS Jim Sullivan Jim Carruthers

Mary Beth Sullivan TBD

Mark Miller Matt Stace

Mary Beth Sullivan Dave Holloway

USHERS 10:15

The Henry Family

Jim Carruthers Chris Clarke

Dave Holloway Elana Henner

Lauri O’Brien Rose Katura

Because we believe that God loves everyone without exceptions,

we are a church that nurtures spiritual growth for all ages. We are a community that is:

Open and welcoming. Gentle. Joyful.

Generous. Rooted in our Episcopal Tradition.

St. Matthew’s Leadership

Position

Name

Vestry Point Person for…

Phone

Term

Expires

Rector

The Rev. Paul Frolick

(585)241-9317

Wardens Bill Jones (315)491-3959 2019

Henry Wakefield (315)420-6055 2020

Vestry Dawn O’Polka Worship (315)458-2088 2019

Katie McCormick Stewardship (585)732-9005 2019

Christina Stearns Parish Life (315)263-3394 2020

Amy Thackston Finance (315)652-5990 2020

Deb Bayless Congregational Development (315)622-2664 2020

Phil Iavarone Education (315)451-5617 2021

Clinnie Poole Outreach (315)471-6689 2021

Phil Hayes Property (616)915-6107 2021

Treasurer Deb Smith (315)415-9571

Clerk Cathy Labucki (315)218-5195

Deacon Shelly Banner (315)343-4146