the gospel at st. david's church june...
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The Gospel at St.
David's Church June 2015
The Mission of St. David's is to follow Jesus, loving our neighbors as ourselves, without exception.
Please note there will be one Gospel for July & August 2015, sent out on July 1st.
Reflection from Father Samuel...
Dear friends,
We have been spending some time in our Vestry meetings and specific task force gatherings having
conversations about our four principle focus areas for St. David’s this year. Our Senior Warden has shared
those with you and gave a good forum on these areas that are included in our Mutual Ministry Agreement. If
you would like a copy, please let us know at the church office and we would be pleased to provide you a copy
if you missed it earlier.
One of the conversations has been about bringing in new people to visit us and then effectively finding ways
to incorporate them into St. David’s – realizing in doing so it changes both them and us and we grow in
people and in our discipleship as Christians. I am including a letter written by a couple that has been shared
in church growth circles for the last couple of years and one which I shared with our Vestry. I thought you
might like to see it and see if you agree with what it is saying to us, if it challenges you or even if you disagree
with it. I always invite your input and thoughts. Hope you find this of use.
Fr. Jason Samuel
To contact Fr. Jason Samuel: [email protected]
Office 619-276-4567 x206 ~ Cell 314-520-6273 ~ Home 619-798-2002
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Open Letter to Churches Seeking New Members
Dear Churches Seeking New Members,
My husband and I moved to the city a few years ago and have been ‘between churches’ ever since. We’ve been to visit quite a few of you and have some observations you may find helpful in encouraging more new members:
No Public Humiliation – please don’t make us stand up in a room full of total strangers and introduce
ourselves. We want to be anonymous because we’re not sure we want to see you again and, frankly, we’re
still seeing other churches. It’s not you, it’s us, and we just don’t know you very well yet. (And, believe me, if
we do decide to join you, you’ll be lucky to get us to shut up, so enjoy the quiet while you can get it.)
Acknowledge We Exist – Being anonymous is not the same as being invisible. We’re probably going to be a
little confused about what to do and where to go so having someone to greet us and ask if we have questions,
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or let us know if you do something you own unique way, is most appreciated. Plus, if you act like we’re not
there, we start to think we might as well not be there as it doesn’t seem to matter to you.
Put it in writing – spell out *everything* we need to know in the bulletin. When to sit, when to stand, where
to find the words. Even if you have one of those groovy new digital displays, include in the bulletin what will
and won’t be on the display screen (’cause some of you like to mix it up and not everything goes up there.)
No stalking – please don’t run out of the church and down the street chasing after us to tell us you were glad
to see us (and, yes, that really happened). When you act like it’s a miracle of God that you have visitors, it
freaks us out. We may or may not fill out an information card, but that doesn’t mean we don’t like you, it may
just mean we found everything we needed on your website.
Remember us – you get a gold star if we come back and you remember our names, but really just a friendly
“nice to see you again” makes us feel like you noticed we were there (but remember the no stalking rule).
Have a website – if you don’t have a website, we won’t be coming to your church. Nothing personal, but that
alone tells us enough to know you aren’t ready for new people. You can get a basic website for free and your
own URL for about $25 a year. There is simply no excuse not to have one. (Unless maybe you are Amish, in
which case you aren’t even reading this post and we’re probably not coming to your church for a variety of
other reasons anyway.)
When, Where, What – there are basically 3 things we want to know when we come to your website; when
your worship services are held, where you are located, and what you believe. And we’d really like to see all 3
on the home page, but at least make them SUPER easy to find and no more than one click away. If you are
having special services like Christmas Eve, Ash Wednesday, Easter (that visitors like us are likely to attend),
please put those special worship times on the home page. We have encountered any number of church
websites that seem to be more interested in looking pretty than actually being useful. You don’t have to be
fancy-shmancy super-tech in order for us to get what we need to decide whether to come visit. (Here’s a great
example of a simple, but effective, website from a church in Michigan that has all three covered on the home
page.)
Tell us what you really believe – be proud of what you believe and s-p-e-l-l it out on your website.
Progressive? Great! Theologically conservative? Super! But what do those things mean in the life of your
community? It’s really helpful before we show up waving our rainbow flags to know that you’ll be petitioning
for an Intelligent Design curriculum in the local schools. And if that is your community’s belief, that’s
wonderful, but we both know we’re not going to be a good fit there so we might as well save each other the
frustration. We’re going to find out soon enough, so why don’t we get that awkward part out of the way
online. Besides there is someone out there who would love to find a community like yours if only they knew it
existed.
Finding a new church home is not always easy, especially if the one you came from was such an important part of
both your faith journey and your personal life. We were very, very close to our previous faith community and it’s
hard to think of anywhere else coming close. Or maybe we’ve never been to church and we want to explore that
spiritual side of ourselves for the first time, but it’s all so new and confusing. Or perhaps we’re broken and we
need a place where we can be broken and it’s still okay. Any number of the things that might bring us to your
doorstep can make it hard to do much more than show up, sit quietly in the back, and sneak out afterwards. But
that’s the beautiful thing about church communities – they bring new people into your life, they can open your
heart and mind to new experiences, they can mend those deepest of wounds, and affirm your relationship with
God. With all that on the line, don’t let the little things mentioned above get in the way of connecting people to
the Good News.
In Peace, Lydia & Brian
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Worship....
THE BEGINNING OR THE END?
Well, we have come to a crossroads in the life of the music program at St. David's. We have had a very
successful year of music from the beginning of September, through Advent, Christmas, Epiphany, Lent,
Easter and now the Pentecost season (which seems to go on FOR-EVER!). But, nevertheless, everyone needs
a break at some point and the musicians are going to take one at the end of the month of June through the
second Sunday of September. I want to express my gratitude to Rob Constantine, Catherine Eckmann, Gail
Decker, Jim England, Terry Garate, Anne and The Rev. Jim Kellett, Bill Myers, Lynn Nicholson, Debby
Park, Phyllis Pfizenmeier, Peter Popa, Loral Priest, Ronnie Rich, Babs Stewart, Linda and Lynn Ten Eyck,
Kendra Thomas, Jon Turley, Jeff Watkins, Joy Wolf and Jamie Wood for their dedication and service to our
entire music program throughout this last season. (Just putting up with me is a task unto itself.) When you see
all of these individuals, please take a moment to thank them for all that they do for our music program - and
so many other areas in which they serve here at St. David's.
So, it is the end - for now. But the beginning is not that far off. Regular choir rehearsals will resume on
Thursday, August 27th
at 7:15 p.m. in the Sanctuary. Please consider joining us for all of our new season or
any part in which you feel that you are able to participate. We will have a great Fall schedule which will
include preparing for our Christmas concert on Sunday, December 6th
. We would love to have you be with
us.
My special thanks to all who have attended, contributed and supported our new concert series this year. We
still have three concerts remaining and I hope you will be able to attend each or all of them as you are
able. Thank you - and Soli Deo Gloria. To God alone be glory.
Ken McMillen
Director of Music
Christian Formation....
Meets Sundays at 9:25 a.m. in the Mission Center (Sep~June)
Adult Forum Schedule this month:
06/07 Sunday School Celebration
Forums will resume in the Fall...
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After our dinner at our May 4th
gathering, K-Ellen Cleary led us in a lively discussion of
the women featured in Chapters 11-17 of our study book, Bible Women. We learned
about some amazing, brave and faithful women and some with less admirable traits.
Among the women studied were the Queen of Sheba, Job's wife, Esther, and the woman
who revealed she was the true mother when she agreed to give up her baby rather than
have King Solomon cut him in two. Many thanks to K-Ellen for her preparation,
knowledge and enthusiasm in leading our discussions for the last three months. We
concluded our gathering with devotions, including the following prayer from a DOK
chapter in Decatur Georgia:
Praise the Lord for women everywhere...We ask that all women and girls be willing to carry the
message of Christ's love into the world by giving encouragement ...sharing life experiences...and
blessings with each other...by developing each person's talents...[show us] how we can serve
you...may your love be evident in all we think, say and do... Amen
Some of the women from our chapter attended the Diocesan DOK Assembly on May 2nd
at Christ Church.
New Diocesan officers were elected, including Co-presidents Barbara Peralta and Julie Wells. Alison Royle
gave a presentation about her experience going on mission trips to Namibia where she helped establish (and
helped support) a kindergarten there for young children who otherwise would have had no schooling until age
8. She was an inspiring example of our motto that we can't do everything but we can (and should) do
something. What she did in Namibia, plus her ongoing fund-raising efforts, was truly life changing for the
young children whose lives she touched.
We welcomed Kathy Winder as the newest member of our group at the Admission Service held during church
on May 31st.
Our next gathering will be Monday, June 1st from 5:45-7:45 p.m. in the Mission Center. We will finish our
discussion of the women in the Old Testament and also discuss the women in Matthew (chapters 18-24;
pp.301-384 of our study book, Bible Women). Food Group 3 will provide dinner. (Leslie, Sue, Jamie, Kathy
Winder and Harriet Carmona).
In July we will have our annual retreat on Saturday, July 18th
from 9:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. at the Shaws'
home. Chris Timmins and our chaplain, Margaret England, will lead the retreat. More details will follow.
All women in the parish are welcome to attend our monthly gatherings, as well as our retreat. For more
information about our group, please feel free to contact Chris Timmins or me--or any of our DOK members.
Blessings, Janet Shaw [email protected]
The Mary Magdalene
Chapter
Current Culture issues and faith: How to speak and live with both in a safe place
Beginning this summer we will be holding regular conversations on
contemporary culture issues, which impact our faith and faith development. We will create a safe space
for congregants and community members to gather to discuss relevant topics that affect our lives on different
levels. We will meet on the 3rd Tuesday of the month, starting June 16th at 7 to 8:30pm in the library.
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"Christianity first came to Britain in two waves, one Celtic, one Roman," and so began in the third century the
long and colorful history of the Anglican/Episcopal church. We have a variety of books in our library that tell
our story (under the number 283), but none as gracefully and interestingly detailed as our newest gift from
Don Searles: Frederick Quinn's "To Be a Pilgrim, the Anglican ethos is history."
By "ethos" the author means "the characteristic spirit of a culture," and so he includes in each chapter of a
century vivid quotes from the time, descriptions of the historic personalities involved, the shaping of thought
and practice, social and political pressures, the tensions between Catholic and Protestant, the bloody wars and
the martyrs, the poets and the thinkers, all woven together to form a fascinating tapestry of our church history.
Kathleen Hoot was so taken by the story "The Giver" by Lois Lowry, that she has not only given us the first
book, but the rest of the quartet volumes as well. The original story is of Jonah and his family in their calm
and orderly world. Gradually, as the story progresses, we see the rules, the barriers that keep their community
enclosed, bland, sealed and safe. Jonah reaches the age when his life assignment is to be given to him by the
Elders, and as others are assigned their careers, he is passed over. Confused, he is finally told he will be
apprenticed to "The Giver," the mysterious figure in the community who is consulted only when there is a
problem the Elders can not solve.So begins Jonah's journey toward the past, and toward the future. "Gathering
Blue" and "Messenger" parallel "The Giver," but it is "Son" which concludes Jonah's story. Originally written
for young people over twenty years ago, it's message of love, and endurance has propelled it across the world.
It has been translated into many different languages, and a movie was made of it just last year.
A beautiful copy of the Book of Common Prayer as used by the Church of England has been added to our
shelves. It is illustrated with colorful Medieval miniatures. Originally written by Thomas Cranmer and
published in 1549, it was last updated in 1662 and is still in use. Although much will be familiar in form, the
language is rather archaic and will take you back to a much more formal time. Reading the preface makes you
realize the echo of their Civil War is still loud. Even if you are not a history buff, or have patience for the
sound of an earlier time, do look at it if just for the delightful art.
Jean Kockinos, Librarian
In the Incarnation, Jesus took on flesh and became a particular human person in order to show us the
Father, to show us Love. Not to teach us, not to tell us, but to show us Love, to BE Love among us.
God limited Himself to a particular time and place, but with Pentecost, He is limited no more.
Ironically, it is in leaving, and sending us the Spirit, that He shows us the fullness of that Love for all
time and for all people and not just to those who were alive when He was here on earth.
No longer hindered by physicality, God is now present at all times in all places-with all people, of
"every family, language people and nation, with each of us. God the Holy Spirit is as serious and as
playful, as demanding and as generous of spirit as was Jesus. As is the Father. And it is through
access to that Spirit that we are enabled to participate in the Love that is the Holy Trinity, that flows
between the Father, and the Son, and, incredibly, us. In us and around us. From us, to us, through us. Into us
and back out again, renewing, recreating, redeeming.
The Spirit is the living promise of the Father to be with us, to be to us closer than our breath, nearer than our
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heartbeat. She is power and courage, audacity and strength. He is a whisper in our ear, and a kick in the butt, a
murmur and a blast. She is encouragement and chastisement, both a chuckle and a belly laugh. In despair, in
doubt, in disappointment and in happiness, in diminishment and in death, we need never be alone again.
Come Holy Spirit, fill the hearts of all people,
and kindle in us the power of your Love.
Send forth Your Spirit and we will be created,
and so You renew the face of the earth.
Louise Buck
Outreach...
Ways that YOU can help make this the best Rummage Sale ever:
1. Clean out your closets, garage and cupboards and donate GOOD used
items.
2. Sign up to help with set-up on June 4-5 or with the sale on
Saturday or Sunday. Call Melinda to sign up.
3. Tell your friends and family about our sale and invite them to
come for a great pancake breakfast and then to shop til they drop!
RUMMAGE SALE COORDINATOR: MELINDA MURDOCK
858-581-6067 * [email protected]
Rummage Sale PREVIEW NIGHT is on Friday, June 5th from 5:30-7:30 pm.
The Preview Night promises to be a DO NOT MISS event!
Tickets will sell for only $20 or $30 for you and a guest! Your ticket will entitle you to preview shopping
before the big rush, the convenience of using your credit or debit cards for payment, wine and a fabulous
assortment of delicious snacks, and an upscale shopping experience along with the knowledge that you are
supporting the mission of St. David's Church & Preschool.
Pre-sale tickets will be available for sale at the Preschool Office and in the Church Office. If there are any
questions please contact Ms. Karen at 619 276-7048 or [email protected].
Dog Wash Sunday, June 7 from 12 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Your dog will be washed with tender loving care by the Jr. DOK
Donations benefit CCSA Back to School Backpack Project
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WHITE rice, cooking oil, dried beans for the Episcopal Refugee Network:
The 3rd Sunday each month is our monthly in-gathering of white rice and cooking oil for refugees served by
the Refugee Network. White rice only, please (their preference). They can also use any kind of dried bean
(kidney, pinto, etc). Please place donations on the table in the Mission Center and many thanks.
The annual Refugee Net Gala was held on Saturday, May 9. This is a major fund raiser for the Refugee Net.
The new venue at The Hall of Champions, in Balboa Park was filled to capacity accommodating a hundred
more guests than last year. The video told the story about former students from the tutoring program now
attending various Universities. As guest arrived they were greeted by middle and high school students
currently in the tutoring program. It was a very enjoyable evening and many from St. David's were in
attendance.
Steve Turnbull
Fellowship...
This month's lunch will be Thursday, June 18th, at 1:00 pm at Tio Leo's 5302 Napa St, San Diego, CA 92110
Please RSVP to Anita Lawrence, 858-273-7029, no later than Tues, June 16.
The Flying Solos are a group of 55+ singles (single, widowed, divorced) who meet on the 4th Thursday of
each month for lunch at various neighborhood restaurants.
St. David's Wednesday Happy Hour this month will be on
June 24, 2015 from 4-6pm.
Offshore Tavern & Grill 2253 Morena Blvd (one block north of Milton).
Relax and unwind at this local watering hole with fellow parishioners. Enjoy affordable
and tasty appetizers with your iced tea or martini. And... MARK YOUR CALENDARS
because St. David's Happy Hour always falls on the LAST Wednesday of the month from 4-6pm and it's
always a lot of fun. Bring a friend!
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What a wonderful English Tea we had on May 8! There was a good turn-out inspite of the rain (see the great pictures Melinda took!). We had an abundance of delicious food and good fellowship. In June we welcome Joy Wolf who will have a presentation about the San Diego Zoo Safari Park where she works. And our last gathering will be to hear Emma's Gutbucket Bluegrass Band on June 19, followed by our chicken lunch (be sure to RSVP). We will then break for the summer and meet again on September 4. Have a good summer! Love, Debby
Schedule for June June 5 - Game Day (Uno, Scrabble, Upwords, Skip-bo) June 12 - Joy Wolf: San Diego Zoo Safari Park June 19 - Emma's Gutbucket Bluegrass Band and chicken lunch (RSVP to Debby Park, 858-270-5978)
Women's Fellowship will be on June 26, 2015.
Fri, June 26, 6:30pm - 8:30pm Hosted by Gail Decker
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Yoga Thursdays: Noon-1:00 p.m. in the Mission Center. All levels welcome!
Participants are asked to bring a yoga mat, a yoga strap/old tie/or belt, comfortable clothes (no shoes), and a
water bottle. You can do chair yoga instead of on the floor with a yoga mat if you prefer.
Gently strengthen, stretch and relax the mind and body as Vou leads you through yoga, a practice known to
reduce stress and improve health and well-being. Vou combines over 20 years' experience in health and
wellness to provide you a balanced class in a safe and friendly environment. All levels of experience
welcome.
There will be a suggested donation of $10 per person, per class.
Birthdays this month!
6 RuthAnn Woolery 7 Ken Fox 9 Lane Woolery 10Cameron Johns-Callahan 11 Catherine Eckmann 11 Jesse Farmer 13 Leslie Cohan 23 Barbara Searles 24 Barby Waters 26 Robert Shaw 26 Liz Moore 29 Gloria June Wagner 30 Luke Conway
Refugee Gala
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MARK YOUR CALENDARS NOW FOR OUR NEXT CONCERT FEATURING
THE PACIFIC COAST HARMONY CHORUS IN AN AFTERNOON OF GREAT BARBERSHOP MUSIC
SUNDAY, JULY 19, 2015
4:00 P.M. IN THE SANCTUARY
AN ICE CREAM SOCIAL WILL FOLLOW THE CONCERT More Details Will Be Available In
Future Issues of the Weekly Times and the July Gospel
Stewardship...
From Your Stewardship Committee
As we head into summer look for some new programs to further introduce you to Planned Giving and Legacy
Building.
Stewardship at St. David's is divided into three categories: Pledges and Donations, Time and Talent, and
Planned Giving. We will bring you more information starting in June and throughout the year. Stay tuned!
Vestry...
Current Vestry Minutes and Financial Reports can be found on our website under the "Staff/Vestry" tab.
The Vestry Meeting is the First Tuesday of the month at 6:30 p.m. in the Mission Center. Parishioners are
always welcome to attend the Vestry meetings.
There is no June gloom at St. David's. The world is looking brighter every day and your Vestry and Father
Jason are working together to accomplish our parish goals and the St.David's mission to follow Jesus, loving
our neighbors as ourselves, without exception.
As part of our June Vestry meeting the Vestry and Father Jason will have an informal review of our Mutual
Ministry Agreement. Here is the PDF document from the forum where that we shared with document. Please
let me know if you have any questions. Thank you again for your faith, trust and support.
In Christ's Service, Joy Wolf
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DO YOU KNOW WHAT'S GOING ON AT ST. DAVID'S?
A lot is happening at our church and it is difficult to keep up with all the information. Your
Vestry wants to know how you feel about our existing communication tools and how they
might be improved. Vestry members Polly Carmona, Nellie Shestag, and Bob Shaw are
leading this effort. Please help the Vestry and yourself by letting us know how YOU prefer to get information
about all that is going on at your church.
Children & Youth.....
Children's Sunday School: 9:15 a.m. - 10:25 a.m.
9:15 am Gathering Time - Mission Center
9:30 am Lesson Time - classrooms
10:25 am Parent pick-up - classrooms
Youth Forum: 9:30 a.m.-10:15 a.m. Mission Center
And here we are - the end of our school year and
the beginning of summer!! Thank you to the Fr.
Samuel, the Vestry, and our entire parish family for
your continued support. As always, thank you to the
teachers and assistants - you're absolutely
superb! Our year-end celebration is on Sunday,
June 7. All are invited to the Children's Ministry
Appreciation Party and Bridging Ceremony. It
will be during the regular Forum time beginning at
9:25 am, so all can come whether attending the 8 am
or 10:30 am service. Please join us in honoring our
children who have completed this year and in
honoring those who have been devoted to the
children and the program throughout the year. We
will also be having a Sunday School and Pre-
school Open House. Please come and celebrate
with us. Sunday School classes will begin again on
Sunday, September 13, with registration and a
special class for both children and parents together.
Our Youth will have a bonfire by the Bay at Bahia
Point (behind Bahia Hotel) on Sunday June 14. We
will be joined by youth from St. Andrew's Pacific
Beach other area churches.
If you have any questions or would like to get
involved with the Youth and Children's Ministry, please let me know. Have a glorious and blessed summer!
Dates to remember: Sunday, June 7 9:30 am Children's Ministry Bridging Ceremony & Party
Sunday School and Pre-school Open House Sunday, June 14 5:00 - 7:00 pm Youth Bonfire - Crown Point, Mission Bay
Peace - Mary McCormick-Whitehouse 619.276.8522 or [email protected]
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Jr. Daughters of the King
At the Seniors' Tea on May 8th
the guests enjoyed the cookies the girls made in April. The girls'
cookies were also part of the refreshments for the reception at the May 17th
music concert.
After completing her new member training these past few months, Evie Mowatt participated in the
Admission Service to become a full member of Jr. DOK. As part of that service Evie and the other
girls joined in the Jr. Daughters' Prayer:
God of Love, God of Life, God of Holy Strength, guide us that by our daily practice of Prayer and
Service, we may draw others to Christ. Help us to reach up in hope, receive in spirit, respond in faith,
and reach out in love for all. We pray that your kingdom will come for all creation, all people living
together in love and peace. For His Sake, Amen
We congratulate Evie and extend a warm welcome to her. She adds so much to the group with her
enthusiasm and energy.
We also congratulate Olivia Woolery on her graduation from high school this month. She's been an
outstanding member of Jr. DOK since 2006. During these nine years she's dedicated countless hours to our
service projects and other events and she's been an inspiring example and mentor to the younger girls.
SUNDAY, JUNE 7th:
we'll have our ANNUAL DOG WASH from 12:00 until 2:00 p.m. The girls will wash
and pamper all the dogs that come. Parishioners are welcome to bring their dogs to church before the Dog
Wash if their dogs are well behaved and on a leash. Otherwise they can come back with their dogs after
church to participate in this special event. There will be a free will offering with the proceeds being used to
buy school supplies for CCSA's Back to School Backpack Project.
Any girl who is at least 7 years of age is welcome to join the Jr. Daughters of the King. We also welcome
guests at all of our events. For further information, please contact the church or me.
Blessings, Janet Shaw, Jr. DOK Directress [email protected]
Preschool......
June is time of transition here at the preschool. We will celebrate the graduation of 17 children on
Friday, June 19th at 5:30 p.m. in the Sanctuary. Please feel free to join us with the preschool families
to celebrate the accomplishments of our children! This is a great way to let the preschool families
know that they are supported and cared about in the parish community.
We will also have some former graduates returning to spend some time with us this summer and all of our
children will experience a carefree outdoor learning environment which is so sadly lacking in today's busy
modern world. Much research and talk occurs in the field of child development about the advent of "Nature
Deficit Disorder" in young children. We are blessed to have a large campus which is like a mini oasis in the
city for the children to investigate and explore. This time of free play in nature is an opportunity for us to
help the children to connect with the Wonder of God's Creation!
Remember the Rummage Sale is just around the corner! Be sure to clean out your garage and donate your
good "STUFF" for the sale. Pre-sale tickets to the PREVIEW NIGHT on Friday, June 5th
remain on sale in
the Preschool and Church Offices.
The preschool will also host an OPEN HOUSE on Sunday, June 7th
from 9:25-10:25 a.m. This is the perfect
time to let a young family know about our school and invite them to join you on a tour of our center. You
are also welcome to come to learn a bit more about the preschool so you will feel comfortable sharing our
mission with those you know and meet.
Doing His Work, Ms. Karen [email protected] 619 276-7048
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Email Contact Info
Staff The Rev. Jason W. Samuel,
Priest-in-Charge:
The Rev. Margaret England, Deacon:
Treena Roman: Parish Administrator/Bookkeeper:
Ken McMillen, Music
Director: [email protected]
Karen Garcia, Preschool Director:
Church Office 619-276-4567 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Volunteers: Mary McCormick-Whitehouse:
Child/Youth Director, volunteer
Treasurer: Jane Krikorian: [email protected]
Vestry Clerk: Elaine Taillac [email protected]
Parliamentarian:Vera Mizell [email protected]
Vestry Senior Warden: Joy Wolf:
Junior Warden: Dave Nicholson:
Polly Carmona: [email protected]
Shirley Culver: [email protected]
Kathleen Hoot:
Jane Krikorian:
Melinda Murdock: [email protected]
David Priest:
Bob Shaw: [email protected]
Nellie
Shestag: [email protected]
Craig Winder: [email protected]
Lane Woolery: [email protected]
Calendar/ Schedules/Gospel
Reminder!! Please note there will be one Gospel for July & August 2015, sent out on July 1st.
If you have an article, announcement, or photo for next Month's Gospel... Please email them to Treena Roman at [email protected].
All articles are due no later than the 22nd of each month.
If you have an article, announcement for the Sunday Bulletin or The Weekly Times please email to Treena No later than Wednesday at Noon.
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Sunday Services
8:00 a.m. Holy Communion Rite I (Traditional)
10:30 a.m. Holy Communion Rite II (Contemporary)
Childcare (Infant to 3) available on Sundays from 8:00 a.m. to Noon.
A Family Room is part of the worship space as well.
Children/Youth Sunday is the First Sunday of the month (October - June) at the 10:30 a.m. Service. Children and Youth participate
throughout the service.
Healing Prayer is offered after communion on the 2nd and 4th Sundays during both services. Go to the chapel at the rear of
the church, and parish members of the Order of Saint Luke (OSL) will be there to offer anointing with oil and
prayers of healing.
Weekday Services Wednesday:11:00 a.m. Holy Communion & Healing
Thursday: 7:15 a.m. Meditation: 7:30 a.m. Holy Communion
Friday: 11:00 a.m. Preschool Chapel
St. David's Episcopal Church | 5050 Milton St. | San Diego | CA | 92110
(619) 276-4567 + Fax (619) 275-6123