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St. Peter’s Episcopal Church

113 South 9th St.

Oxford, Mississippi 38655

Office: 662-234-1269

Fax: 662-236-5416

Clergy On-Call Phone: 662-202-8677

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June 10 at 5:30 p.m.: Ultreya Pool Party

June 11 at 9:30 a.m.: Water into Life Baptism Class

June 12: Pentecost

June 12 at 11:45: Parish Potluck

June 20-24: Vacation Bible School

June 26 at 11:45: Farewell Reception for the Rev. Jan Oller

July 4: Independence Day, Office is closed

July 24 at 9:45 a.m.: Brunch Potluck

July 31: Blessing of the Backpacks/ Students

You are cordially invited to a Farewell Reception

honoring

The Rev. Janet Oller

Sunday, June 26, 2011

in the Parish Hall

immediately following the 10:30 a.m.

Eucharist.

Our Mission: “To share the love of Christ which transforms lives.”

THE KEYS TO ST. PETER’S St . Peter ’s Episcopal Church

June and July 2011

Parting is such sweet sorrow (“Romeo and Juliet”, Act 2, scene 2. William Shakespeare) How to say goodbye to you who have shaped me into the priest I am – and have given me such good direction and courage to continue to grow into the priest I may become? When I first accepted the call in 2009 to be the Chaplain to Ole Miss and the Assistant Rector to St. Peter’s, a number of people from places outside of Mississippi told me how delighted they were. St. Peter’s is known far and wide in the Episcopal Church for the nurturing love and guidance it has given to so many “baby priests” over the years. This speaks volumes about who you are and your ministry to the wider church. A small town in northern Mississippi is known far and wide for the love of Christ which transforms lives. I am deeply honored and proud to be one of those who was called to Ole Miss and to St. Peter’s. I go into the world knowing that you have enabled me to go on to do God’s work in another place. We never truly leave those we have loved. Part of who I am now is because you have loved and nurtured me. One of the best aspects of my time at St. Peter’s is that when I goofed up, you were willing to step forth in love and let me know that. Through your courage,

and your understanding of the Gospel, we have been able to work through those challenges, and I hope, have repaired any rift. You have been so quick to include me – playing bridge (poorly), facilitating EfM or Tuesday Morning Bible Study, listening to my sermons (and thanks so much for the

constructive comments that have enabled me to be a better preacher!), sharing meals at 55+ or Wednesday evenings, opening your hearts at times of great stress or loss or illness- the list goes on and on. In every way, this parish evidences the love of God and the building up of God’s realm on earth. Should you find yourself in the Indianapolis area, I hope you will send me an email or give me a call (janet.oller@gmail.com 662-715-9085 or 317-885-7343). Scott and I would enjoy visiting with you if your time in the area permits.

For everything there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven…. (Ecclesiastes 3:1).

It is time, now, for me to move into the next phase of my ministry. If you love the next Chaplain and the next Associate Rector as you loved me, “all will be well, all will be well and all manner of things will be well” (Julian of Norwich).

The Reverend Janet P. Oller

Stewardship: Don’t Forget We hope you have a great vacation, but please don’t forget us as you leave town. Pledge payments tend to decline over the summer months, when many parishioners are gone, which can make meeting our expenses a challenge. So as you get ready to leave, please remember St. Peters—we’re happy to accept your post-dated checks!

Thanks much,

Jennifer Southall

On the fourthThursday each month (Sept. thru May) the 55+ group enjoy a great luncheon in the Parish Hall, normally catered by Emileigh's, with good food at a reasonable price. There are very interesting and educational speakers, lined up a year in advance, by Program Chairman, Mary Ann Bowen. If you haven't tried it, think it over. You must be 55 or older but birth certificates are not required. The 55+ at one time was called "Over Duncan". Later, Duncan gave us the "55+ " name.

Each year we exchange with the Presbyterians, and enjoy the same type program at their church. They do the same with us. We also invite our personal guests if there is a special speaker or just a desire to have a guest attend.

Elizabeth Williston is the dedicated and relentless calling chairman who reminds us every month. Spider Webb collects the money and pays the bill. Regina & Joe Symons provide fresh flowers on the tables, Betty and Doug Brandon set up the tables with the help of Elizabeth King. Clara & Burl Hunt wash the dishes after each luncheon. Kay Paris and Jan Thrift wash the tablecloths.

We are all grateful to Mary Ann as well as those mentioned above who made this program work so well over the past few years. Your service will be missed but your presence will still be enjoyed. There are others who contribute and make this 4th Thursday of the month so special. This is one of the good things about getting to be over 55.

Janice Ketchum

55PLUS SAVE THE DATE:

BLOOD DRIVE Parish Hall

Saturday, August 27, 2011

8:00 a.m.-1:30 p.m.

If you are able to give blood, but UNABLE to give at St. Peter's blood drive, simply go by the Mississippi Blood Services office on the Oxford Loop and simply ask them to CREDIT your donation to St. Peter's Episcopal Church. This will help serve to 'protect' the entire parish should anyone be in need of a blood transfusion within the next year. Any questions, contact Mariamne Young, chairman at 662-832-8328.

Brunch Potluck Sunday, July 24

At 9:45 a.m. after 9:00 a.m. Service

All parishioners are invited and encouraged to attend, meet, and greet each other. Please bring a dish to share.

Senior Warden Report:

Michael Worthy

St. Peter’s Episcopal Church—Operating Statement April 2011

Please make plans to attend a reception in honor of the Rev. Jan Oller in the parish hall following the 10:30a.m. service on Sunday, June 26. Jan came to Oxford in 2009 as the newly appointed ECOM chaplain and assistant rector, after completing her seminary studies at Seabury-Western Theological Seminary in Evanston, IL and being ordained to the transitional diaconate. She was ordained to the priesthood in January of 2010 and has served St. Peter’s, the University and the community in many ways. Her personal interaction with ECOM students will have lifelong

effects for many. Her sermons and pastoral care will likewise pay dividends for parishioners for years to come.

To give her a good sendoff, we are planning to present Jan with a scrapbook of personal notes from parishioners and a financial gift to help her with her future ministries. I invite you to write a note to Jan to be included in a scrapbook to commemorate her time with us and also to make a monetary contribution to the “purse.” Handwritten notes expressing sentiments or

recalling special moments will help Jan recall her years in Oxford. Please bring your note and/or monetary gift to the church office by Wed, June 22, so that there will be time to organize our gift to her.

On another note, the organizers of Fun In The Country have decided to forego hosting the event this year and will begin organizing this Fall to make the event a success in 2012. Pati Herndon, our new volunteer coordinator, and other organizers will be in contact with volunteers with information about Fun In The Country 2012.

St. Peter’s will be offering a confirmation class beginning mid-August in preparation for Bishop Gray’s visit on October 30. Anyone interested in attending the confirmation class, please contact the church office at 234-1269, or email administrator@stpetersoxford.org to register for the class.

Upcoming Confirmation Class

Interested in Cursillo? You’re Invited!

Ultreya Pool Party

At the home of Margaret Love Denman 506 Cumberland Place

Friday, June10th 5:30-7:30 p.m.

(Hosted by St. Peter’s Ultreya)

We are in the process of resurrecting our Cursillo movement at St. Peter's.

For more information or to RSVP, call 662-832-8328.

VBS: the Great Escape!

Join us June 20-24 at St. Peter’s for VBS! Vacation Bible School is for children 2 years (potty trained) through 5th grade.

Please register now at: CYMStPeters.blogspot.com

as we have only a few spaces remaining! You can support VBS by being a volunteer during the week or providing needed

supplies. Look for items needed on the Giving Tree found outside the office.

Charles Reagan Wilson Book Signing

Thursday, June 16 at 5:00 p.m. Square Books

Flashes of a Southern Spirit explores meanings of the spirit in the American South, including religious ecstasy and celebrations of regional character and distinctiveness.

For the Men and Women of the United States Armed Forces and

their Families:

Stuart Lacy, John Ferriter, Andrew Ferriter, Chad Morgan, Thomas Lumberg, Thomas Jones, Nicholas Thompson, Chris Knapp, Scott Scialabba, Will McKenzie, Austin Young, Joel Moore, Bowe Bergdahl, Bobby Nicks, David Foster, Joe Calley, Christopher Thompson, Victoria & Brock Howell, Jason Hood, Simon Boteler, Braxton Bullion, Louis Schager, Daniel Parten, Lee Burges, Jamie White, Michael Ikeda-Chandler, Bradley Briscoe, and Alex Lawson.

Requiem:

• Robert N. “Bobby Ned” Jones, father of Leslie Ferguson

• Dr. Kim Stasny, friend of many parishioners

• William A. McLarty, friend of many parishioners

• Gwin Dale Winter, cousin of Kaye Bryant

• Tina Gulland, friend of Peter Dunbar

• George Everett, friend of many parishioners

• Robert Stuart King, father of Lee King

• Eva Newlin, aunt of Don Newlin

• Michelle Gilbert Miller, friend of Amy Barton

Azalea Gardens: Ann Jennings, Marjorie Nevin

Hermitage Gardens: Patricia Smith, Mary Jo Ray, Lucile Easterbrook, Betty Williams

Graceland: Rose Hogins, Olene Russell

V. A. Retirement: Charlie Easterbrook

Yalobusha: Adeline Houston

Intercessions

• Warren Turnbull, brother of Lucy Turnbull

• Allen Whittlesey, Kathy Gray’s father

• Lucy Turnbull, parishioner

• Beverly Hunt Maaya, daughter of Burl and Clara Hunt

• Matthew Brown, grandson of Miriam Sneed

• Mary Beasley, friend of Elizabeth Koletar

• Patricia Schager, mother in law of Rene’ Pulliam

• Henry Ray, brother of Penny Sisson

• Rudy and Barbara Allen, parents of Amy Barton

• Ellen Sugg, mother of Betty Person

• Jo Cooke, friend of Maralyn Bullion

• Jimmy Duke, son of Bill and Peggy Lamb

• Bea Green, mother of Rollie Carson

• The Smith Family, friend of Kristy Cohron

• Jamie Barnett, son in law of Joann Bell

• Henry Self, friend of Anna Rose Thomas

• Mary Lou Ayala, niece of Margaret Grantham

• David Miller Meisenheimer, grandson of Molly and Ed Meisenheimer

• Vastire Hanks, sister of Mary Anne Moseley

• Greg Iles, friend of Michael Dean

• Ruthie Gray, wife of Bishop Gray, Jr.

• Kate Bronson, daughter of Betty Person

• Elizabeth “P’nut” Simmons, friend of Mary Ann Reed Bowen

• John D. Moore, brother of Rebecca Jernigan

• Banita Kimery, friend of Cheryl Wason

• Lynn Brown, aunt of Debra Young, wife of Billy Ross Brown

• David Foster and Family, brother of Ellen Foster Dalton

• Geno Napolitano, son in law of Irwin Bell

• Lil Jones, aunt of Mariamne Young

• Tiffany Costas, friend of Betsy Dyke

• Joyce WIlliams, mother of Marjorie Barranco

• Lowell Frederick, uncle of Jan Oller

• Katie and Jeff Byrd, friends of Olivia Dale

• Gee Gee Reed, mother of Olivia Dale

• Jimmie D. Franklin, grandmother of Kristy Cohron

• Rhona Borthwick, niece of Juliana Watkins

• Paula Page, sister of Martha Watts

• Rosarie Glover, friend of Marybeth Marchbanks

• Miriam Sneed, parishioner

• Griffin Graham, grandson Miriam Sneed

• Madeline O’Mara, niece of Madeleine Harvey

• Misty Rickman, friend of Dewey Knight

• Layne Popernik, niece of Cindy White

• Lee Mansfield, sister of Maggie Winters

• Willie Peeples, grandmother of Amy Barton

• Jane Green, friend of Amy Barton

• Rose Hogins, parishioner

• Benjamin Johnson, son of the Rev Alston Johnson

• Jerry Miller, father of Terri Hovious

• Suzanne Burks King, friend of Chandler Laws

• Beverley E. Smith, father of Whitman Smith

• Frances Bevill, friend of Lowe-Moen Family

• Don and Susan Anderson, friends of Travis Montgomery

• Maralyn Bullion, parishioner

• Pete Williams, father of Sherry Jenkins

• Pamela Massey, friend of Kaye Bryant

• David Levy, friend of Kaye Bryant

• Phillip Bryant, friend of Kaye Bryant

• Katie Hooper, parishioner

• Holcolmb triplets, born to niece of Gloria Kellum

• Will Campbell, friend of Lucy Turnbull

• The Gilbert Family, friends of Amy Barton

• The Pennington Family, friend of Amy Barton

• The Sarrafeyish Family, friend of Amy Barton

• Mary Jo Ray, parishioner

• Wally Morgan, friend of O’Keefe and Ann Morgan Graham

• Louanna Boutwell, friend of David Robinson

• Roy Sheffield, friend of Bill and Peggy Lamb

• Calvin Harmon, employee

• Bill Russell, parishioner

• Ruby Man Midkif, friend of Burl Hunt

Births:

• Pierce Braxton Posey, son of Rosamond and Jamison Posey

Introducing Patricia (Pati) Herndon, St. Peter’s New Volunteer Coordinator

St. Peter’s would like to welcome Pati Herndon as our new Volunteer Coordinator. She will help "plug in" newcomers to small groups and ministries within the church. In addition, the lay leaders of many inreach and outreach ministries will now be able to turn to a single support person for help planning events, organizing volunteers, and burgeoning new interest in their ministry! We hope that you all plan to meet Pati in person throughout the next few weeks!

Pati has been a resident of Oxford and member of St. Peters for over seven years, having moved to Oxford from Ridgeland, MS in 2003. Until her retirement in 2010, Pati was a technical sales representative in the scientific instrumentation industry for more than 25 years. After moving to Oxford, she started her own business, fixology, which provides professional and residential organizational services to its clients. Pati is married to James Herndon and they have two wonder-ful “fuzzy children” Obie and Tali, both West Highland Terriers.

If you have any interest in a new ministry or would like to know more about the Volunteer Coordinator's position, please contact Pati at pati.herndon@gmail.com.

VACATION BULLETINS

Summer is a time to travel and see new places. I hope that when you are in town, however, that you do not take a vacation from church. Yes, we do have less going on in the way of Sunday Christian formation classes and other meetings, but the quintessence of being an Episcopalian is our worship, our common prayer. And we still have five Eucharists a week during the summer.

When parishioners travel, I know that you often attend churches in other parts of the country. Just this morning someone told me that he had attended services at Westminster Cathedral in London just the previous week.

Likely as not, the place where you might be traveling or spending vacation time has an Episcopal Church close by. Here’s an idea to share our summer travels: Share a worship bulletin from the church you visited with others by bringing it by the office, and we will post it on one of our bulletin boards and add to the board different bulletins during the summer months.

It will be interesting to see where fellow parishioners travel and also where they have worshiped. Have a great summer. School will start again before we realize it’s here!

The Rev. Taylor Moore

FIRST FRIDAY

Since the first Friday of July falls on Independence Day weekend, the organizers have decided to take a break for the month. But there are hosts and hostesses already lined up for August and September. There have been a great variety of folks who attend this casual social time on a given Friday, but all report that it was very enjoyable and they appreciated the opportunity to meet folks they did not know or to get to know each other better. See you in August.

PARISH PICNIC: AUGUST 14TH

Mark your calendars for the parish picnic scheduled for Sunday, at noon, on August 14th at Oak Hill Stables. Yes, it will be hot, but there is a swimming pool and lots of shade. This will be a great way to end our summer schedule and begin the school year again.

The Reverend Seth M. Walley is a native son of Moss Point, MS on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. After graduating from Moss Point High School, Seth attended the University of

Parish Potluck

Sunday,

June 12th 11:45 a.m.

All parishioners are invited and

encouraged to attend, meet, and greet each other.

Please bring a dish to share.

Mississippi. Seth graduated from Ole Miss with a Bachelor of Business Administration with emphasis in Management and Economics. During his time at Ole Miss, Seth was active in campus ministry, specifically the Episcopal Church at Ole Miss, serving under then chaplain the Reverend Father Ollie Rencher. Seth served as Intern to the Chaplain, MANNA Food Ministry coordinator, and Worship Leader during his time at ECOM. In 2004, Seth was admitted as a Postulant for Holy Orders by His Grace, the Rt. Rev. Duncan M. Gray, III. Seth then attended the Virginia Theological Seminary and the Catholic University of America’s

School of Theology and Religious Studies in the Washington, D.C. metro area. During his time at VTS, Seth served as a CPE Chaplain to Goodwin House, a continuing care community. He also served as a seminarian assistant at All Souls Memorial Episcopal Church in Washington, D.C. under the Reverend Father John Beddingfield. At Virginia Seminary, Seth focused on New Testament Studies, with work in biblical Greek and the authentic letters of St. Paul. He also focused on sacramental/liturgical theology, with an emphasis on eucharistic theology. Seth was ordained to the Sacred Order of Deacons on June 4th by the Rt. Rev. Duncan M. Gray, III. He is looking forward to his priesting sometime in 2012. During his spare time, Seth enjoys reading (especially Walker Percy), cooking, and watching the Philadelphia Phillies play baseball.

Introducing The Reverend Seth M. Walley:

July 2011 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

REMINDER FOR THOSE WHO SERVE July 2011

If you are unable to serve, it is your responsibility to find a replacement. Please call the church office and inform us of the change.

1 2 NURSERY CARE: Morning Prayer:

Sunday: 8:45am-12:15pm Wednesday 5:15 pm- 6:45 pm

Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. in the church

12:00 A.A.

ALTAR GUILD: Altar Guild duties start the Saturday morning before the assigned date and go through the following Friday. COUNTER: Dewey Knight July 3:

3 Pentecost 3 7:45 HE/Rite I 9:00 HE/Rite II 10:30 HE/Rite II :00 HE in Spanish 7

Independence Day 4 1:00 Bridge Office Closed

5 6 8:00 Morning Prayer on Campus 12:00 Centering Prayer 4:30 DOK 5:30 HE/Healing 6:30 Family Supper 6:45 Pastoral Care Team

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8 12:00 A.A.

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ALTAR GUILD – Sue Smith, Carol Bates, Daphne Harlow, Marybeth Marchbanks, Beverly High, Susan Oliphant ACOLYTES 9A.M.: Cole Hubbell, Hayden Hubbell USHERS–7:45 Sam DeLeeuw 9:00 Barry Riggsbee 10:30 Steve McDavid, Dave Robison LECTORS -7:45 Gloria Kellum 10:30 Allan Strand, Jo Ella Turner LEM – 7:45 David Knight 9:00 Tom Fowlkes, Margaret Love Denman 10:30 Maurie White VESTRY MEMBER ON DUTY – Kathy Kvam ALTAR FLOWERS: Burl and Clara Hunt COMMON GROUNDS – Jankowski Family

4 Pentecost 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 7:45 HE/Rite I 9:00 HE/Rite II 10:30 HE/Rite II 3:00 NMRC 7:00 HE in Spanish

1:00 Bridge

10:00 Bible Study 6:00 Habitat for Humanity 8:00 A.A.

8:00 Morning Prayer on Campus 12:00 Centering Prayer 5:30 HE/Healing 6:30 Family Supper 6:45 Pastoral Care Team

12:00 A.A.

8:00 Brotherhood of St. Andrew

July 10: ALTAR GUILD – Marjorie Barranco, Kitty Smith, Genie Henson, Paige Bradley, Norma Rodriguez ACOLYTES 9A.M.: Julia Hardy, Sarah Hardy USHERS - 9:00 Louis Nash 10:30 Herron Rowland, Ed Sharpe LECTORS –7:45 Freda Knight 10:30 Sally Lyon, Dana Briscoe LEM –7:45 David Knight 9:00 Andy Phillips, Jennifer Southall 10:30 Ed Sisson VESTRY MEMBER ON DUTY – Holt Montgomery ALTAR FLOWERS: Alan Spurgeon

5 Pentecost 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 7:45 HE/Rite I 9:00 HE/Rite II 10:30 HE/Rite II 7:00 HE in Spanish

1:00 Bridge

10:00 Bible Study

8:00 A.A. 7:00 Men’s Breakfast 8:00 Morning Prayer on Campus 12:00 Centering Prayer 5:30 HE/Healing 6:30 Family Supper 6:45 Pastoral Care Team

12:00 A.A. Wedding Rehearsal

5:00 Donald/Cooper Wedding

COMMON GROUNDS – Rebecca Jernigan July 17:

ALTAR GUILD – Cheryl Wason, Patty Lewis, Denise Rodriguez, Eloisa Campos, Teresa Lavvazabal, Juana Gutierrez ACOLYTES 9A.M.: Emma Reed Farese, Ellis Farese USHERS –9:00 Corinne Jackson 10:30 Ed Sisson, William Strickland LECTORS –7:45 Rene Pulliam 10:30 Bob Dalton, Dianne Fergusson

6 Pentecost 24 LEM –7:45 David Knight 9:00 Patricia Lewis, Kitty Smith 10:30 Sarah Moses 25 26 27 28 29 30

7:45 HE/Rite I 9:00 HE/Rite II 9:45 Brunch Potluck 10:30 HE/Rite II 7:00 HE in Spanish

1:00 Bridge

10:00 Bible Study 8:00 A.A.

8:00 Morning Prayer on Campus 12:00 Centering Prayer 5:30 HE/Healing 6:30 Family Supper 6:45 Pastoral Care Team

5:00 Prayer Shawl 6:30 Empty Cradles

12:00 A.A.

VESTRY MEMBER ON DUTY – Norm Easterbrook ALTAR FLOWERS: Lucy Turnbull COMMON GROUNDS – – Kimbrell Family

July 24:

ALTAR GUILD – Jan Cauthen, Dana Briscoe, Kay Paris, Karen King Mixon, Frankie Wilson, Sarah Moses ACOLYTES 9A.M.: Charles Jackson, Sarah Nash USHERS –9:00 Barry Riggsbee 10:30 Jo Ella Turner, Susan Howorth LECTORS –7:45 Christopher Schager 10:30 Ellen Foster Dalton, Susan Hayman

7 Pentecost 31

7:45 HE/Rite I 9:00 HE/Rite II/ Blessing of the Backpacks 10:30 HE/Rite II 7:00 HE in Spanish

LEM –7:45 David Knight 9:00 Holt Montgomery, John Samonds 10:30 Don Newlin VESTRY MEMBER ON DUTY – Mary Ann Connell ALTAR FLOWERS: Corinne Jackson COMMON GROUNDS – – Laws Family

July 31: ALTAR GUILD – Lucy Turnbull, Leslie Banahan, Tanna Sherrill, Marty Dunbar, Maralyn Bullion, Jennifer Southall Paula Farese, Stephanie Tann, Stacey Smith ACOLYTES 9A.M.: Jenna Roland, Whitman Rowland

VISIT OUR WEBSITE: WWW.STPETERSOXFORD.ORG USHERS –9:00 Louis Nash 10:30 Scott Knight, Leslie Banahan LECTORS –7:45 Cheryl Wason 10:30 James Herndon, Patricia Krueger LEM’S FOR WEDNESDAY NIGHTSLEM –7:45 David Knight 9:00 Robert Forster, Pope Mallette 10:30 Rosie McDavid

: July 6: Kay Paris July 13: Rosie McDavid VESTRY MEMBER ON DUTY – Ed SIsson July 20: Robert Forster ALTAR FLOWERS: William Strickland July 27: Kay Paris COMMON GROUNDS – – Mallette Family

June 2011 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

REMINDER FOR THOSE WHO SERVE June 2011

If you are unable to serve, it is your responsibility to find a replacement. Please call the church office and inform us of the change.

NURSERY CARE: Morning Prayer:

Sunday: 8:45am-12:15pm Wednesday 5:15 pm- 6:45 pm

Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. in the church

ALTAR GUILD: Altar Guild duties start the Saturday morning before the assigned date and go through the following Friday. COUNTER: Harriett Rowland

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8:00 Morning Prayer on Campus 12:00 Centering Prayer 4:30 DOK 5:30 EKC 5:30 HE/Healing 6:30 Family Supper 6:45 Pastoral Care Team

12:00 A.A. 6:00 FIRST FRIDAY!

10:30 Seth Walley Ordination at St. Andrew’s Cathedral in Jackson, MS

June 5: ALTAR GUILD – Sue Smith, Carol Bates, Daphne Harlow, Marybeth Marchbanks, Beverly High, Susan Oliphant ACOLYTES 9A.M.: Jenna Roland. Molly Samonds MUSICIAN 9A.M.: Dr. Dianne Falkner USHERS–7:45 Harv Scholl 9:00 Louis Nash 10:30 James Herndon, Pati Herndon LECTORS -7:45 Chris Schager 10:30 Barbara Lowe, Holt Montgomery LEM – 7:45 David Knight 9:00 Tom Fowlkes, Pope Mallette 10:30 Patricia Lewis

7 Easter 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 7:45 HE/Rite I 9:00 HE/Rite II 10:30 HE/Rite II 7:00 HE in Spanish

1:00 Bridge 6:30 Writing in the Spirit

10:00 Bible Study 8:00 A.A.

8:00 Morning Prayer on Campus 12:00 Centering Prayer 5:30 HE/Healing 6:30 Family Supper 6:45 Pastoral Care Team

12:00 A.A. 6:00 Wedding Rehearsal

9:30 Water into Life Baptism Class 6:00 Ragland/Gross Wedding

VESTRY MEMBER ON DUTY – Michael Worthy ALTAR FLOWERS: Betsy and Dave Dyke COMMON GROUNDS – Jackson Family

June 12: ALTAR GUILD – Marjorie Barranco, Kitty Smith, Genie Henson, Paige Bradley, Norma Rodriguez ACOLYTES 9A.M.: Anna Samonds, Julia Clare Jankowski MUSICIAN 9A.M.: Dr. Dave Spruill USHERS – 9:00 Barry Riggsbee 10:30 Dewey Knight, Theresa Knight The Day of Pentecost 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

7:45 HE/Rite I 9:00 HE/Rite II/ Baptisms 10:30 HE/Rite II 11:45 Parish Potluck 3:00 NMRC 7:00 HE in Spanish

1:00 Bridge 6:30 Writing in the Spirit

10:00 Bible Study 6:00 Habitat for Humanity

8:00 A.A.

7:00 Men’s Breakfast 8:00 Morning Prayer on Campus 12:00 Centering Prayer 5:30 HE/Healing 6:30 Family Supper 6:45 Pastoral Care Team

5:00 Charles Wilson book signing at Square Books

12:00 A.A. 5:30 Wedding Rehearsal

8:00 Brotherhood of St. Andrew 2:00 Mixon/Knight Wedding

LECTORS –7:45 Cheryl Wason 10:30 Kathleen Mayo, Ed Sharpe LEM –7:45 David Knight 9:00 Andy Phillips, John Samonds 10:30 Maurie White VESTRY MEMBER ON DUTY – Jennifer Southall ALTAR FLOWERS: Leland Fox COMMON GROUNDS – Hardy Family

June 19:Trinity Sunday 19 7:45 HE/Rite I 9:00 HE/Rite II 10:30 HE/Rite II 7:00 HE in Spanish

20 9:00-Noon Vacation Bible School 1:00 Bridge 6:30 Writing in the Spirit

21 9:00-Noon Vacation Bible School 10:00 Bible Study 6:00 Vestry (Van Buren House) 8:00 A.A.

22 8:00 Morning Prayer on Campus 9:00-Noon Vacation Bible School 12:00 Centering Prayer 5:30 HE/Healing 6:30 Family Supper 6:45 Pastoral Care Team

23 9:00-Noon Vacation Bible School 5:00 Prayer Shawl 6:30 Empty Cradles

24 9:00-Noon Vacation Bible School 12:00 A.A.

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ALTAR GUILD – Cheryl Wason, Patty Lewis, Denise Rodriguez, Eloisa Campos, Teresa Lavvazabal, Juana Gutierrez ACOLYTES 9A.M.: Julia Hardy, Rebecca Moen MUSICIAN 9A.M.: Dr. Dianne Falkner USHERS –9:00 Louis Nash 10:30 Alyce Krouse, David Krouse LECTORS –7:45 Carol Bates 10:30 Kathy Shoalmire, Ed Sisson LEM –7:45 David Knight 9:00 Robert Forster, Louis Nash 10:30 Holt Montgomery

2 Pentecost 26 27 28 29 30 VESTRY MEMBER ON DUTY – James Herndon

7:45 HE/Rite I 9:00 HE/Rite II 10:30 HE/Rite II 11:45 Farwell Reception for Rev. Jan Oller 7:00 HE in Spanish

1:00 Bridge 6:30 Writing in the Spirit

10:00 Bible Study 8:00 A.A.

8:00 Morning Prayer on Campus 12:00 Centering Prayer 5:30 HE/Healing 6:30 Family Supper 6:45 Pastoral Care Team

ALTAR FLOWERS: Kay Paris COMMON GROUNDS – – Hemmins Family

June 26:

ALTAR GUILD – Jan Cauthen, Dana Briscoe, Kay Paris, Karen King Mixon, Frankie Wilson, Sarah Moses ACOLYTES 9A.M.: Pope Mallette, Sarah Hardy MUSICIAN 9A.M.: Dr. Dianne Falkner USHERS –9:00 Corinne Jackson 10:30 Lucy Leslie, Bradley Mayo VISIT OUR WEBSITE: WWW.STPETERSOXFORD.ORG LECTORS –7:45 Michael Dean 10:30 Jennifer Southall, Alan Spurgeon LEM’S FOR WEDNESDAY NIGHTS:

June 1: Ed SIsson LEM –7:45 David Knight 9:00 Sarah Moses, Barbara Lowe 10:30 Don Newlin June 8: Kay Paris

June 15: Rosie McDavid VESTRY MEMBER ON DUTY – Liza Mallette June 22: Kay Paris ALTAR FLOWERS: Marybeth Marchbanks June 29: Rosie McDavid COMMON GROUNDS – – Hiatt Family