All Saints' Parish
Stirring up things since 1692
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All Saints Coronavirus Helpline
443-684-6115
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The United States Council of Bishops has adjusted the wording for the Stations of the Cross to reflect on systemic racism in America. It's very powerful. Document attached Overcoming_Racism
Bishops' Statement on Violence Against Asian-Americans Statement
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And welcome to Easter... We made it!!! The Lord is risen indeed!
We pull out all the stops as we celebrate Easter in grand virtual style. Even our choir is making an appearance!
The texts are - as usual - familiar ones. We begin with the words of the prophet Isaiah as he looks forward to a time of the fulfillment of God's reign of love. Paul writes to the Corinthians in some very creedal language. And then, we read the story of the resurrection as understood by the writer of Mark. Should be fun...
Hope Sayles will be the lector assigned to the prophet Isaiah; Deb Watson will read that portion of Paul's letter to Corinth and Patti At Lee will serve as our prayer leader.
We will not be hearing from Dr. Brakke today, but tune in next week.
To join the service by pc, laptop or smart device, click on this link:
If you are asked for a password, enter 014954
(You may join directly through the Zoom app by entering the Meeting ID: 715 310 766 and then the Password: 014954)
To join by cell phone (audio only)
Call in number: 1-301-715-8592 When asked for the access code, enter: 715310766# When asked for the password, enter: 014954#
To join by landline:
Dial: 1 301-715-8592 Meeting ID: 715 310 766 Password: 014954
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From the Rector:
Easter and Holy Week Schedule
Good Friday, April 2: Our traditional musical tenebrae-style service will be offered virtually at 7 PM (We will again invite our sister parishes to attend).
Easter Vigil, April 3: Vigils will be held at both the National Cathedral and our own Cathedral of the Incarnation. Details for how to access either will be available soon, or you can check the Diocesan websites for more information.
Easter Sunday, April 4: Virtual worship at 10AM. There are also plans underway for our traditional Easter Egg hunt to take place on campus at 1 PM. Erryn Fleming will be posting details. families will be able to hunt for eggs in an assigned area and then families will be invited to place flowers in the cross that will be placed near the front door to the brick church. Again be watching for details
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Communion Wafers are Available for Wednesday Morning and Sunday Eucharists
I have consecrated - i.e., blessed, set aside for this single, spiritual and sacred purpose - an ample supply of wafers and have placed them in small plastic bags. The bags will be in marked baskets - gluten free, 1, 2 or 3 - and those baskets will be placed on the altar in the brick church. They are available now for you to pick up in advance of the next Eucharist. Please take the quantity you need.
A word about the wafers and how they should be handled. In short, with reverence. Which, to begin with, means to not handle them more than necessary. When you arrive at home, find a good spot to place them where they will not be disturbed by daily routines.
And lastly, please do not take more than you need for more than a service or two. I look forward to continue sharing communion more fully with you in our virtual gatherings.
Ken+
Confirmation and Reception Opportunities for 2021
There are several opportunities for those wishing to 'officially' become members of the Episcopal Church - the actual rite of passage being either confirmation or reception into the Church. Here are the dates, times and locations for the Rite of Confirmation/Reception which are open to every parish in the Diocese (and the Bishop who will preside):
- Sunday, May 2, 2:00 PM
- St Martin’s in-the-Field, Severna Park
- Bishop Ihloff
- Sunday, May 30, 10:00 AM
- All Saints’, Frederick
- Bishop Ihloff
- Sunday, June 6, 2:00 PM
- Church of the Redeemer, Baltimore
- Bishop Sutton
- Sunday, June 13, 3:00 PM
- Cathedral of the Incarnation, Baltimore
- Bishop Sutton
I have had conversations with several of our members who have expressed interest in taking this next step in their personal spiritual journey. I invite others who may be interested to contact me so we can discuss all things Episcopal and the faith in general. Email is the best way to start a conversation, and mine is phelpsjrko@gmail.com. Looking forward to hearing from you.
Ken+
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Easter Lily dedications
In memory of Barbara and Bill Busch & Alice and Dan Shupe
With love - Deb, Dave and Rob Shupe
In memory of My brother Colin Carr & Bessie Pierce on their birthdays April 4th
Given by Sue Pierce
In memory of my mother Joanne Schmidt
Given by Karen Posey
In Memory of Chris and Dorothy Cherches
In Memory of Joe and Bill At Lee
In Memory of Michael Cherches
In Honor of our children Kipling, Kathryn, Jonathan
In Honor of our Grandchildren and Great Grandchildren Amber, Atlee, Colin, Mackenzie, Sean, Christian and Kaytie, James.
Given by Kip and Patti At Lee
In memory of Randy Fidler & Paul Hughes
Given by Ken Phelps +
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From the Senior Warden
FINALLY! A SOCIAL EVENT WE CAN ALL ATTEND IN PERSON!!! APRIL 10th, 9:00 TO NOON.
Well,…it’ll be social…in the beautiful outdoors…with the Diocesan blessing…featuring commercially, individually packaged snacks…your friends will be there… you can think if it as a masked ball (masks and all other pandemic-safety measures will be in place)…and it’ll be fun!
It will also be good for the whole Parish! So, come one, come all, to the wonderful All Saints Campus Pickup morning! Saturday, April 10th, 9:00 AM to Noon. It will be particularly good for families and other “pandemic pods” because the campus will be “zoned” to ensure appropriate separation of people.
Activities will include the ever-popular “refreshing the gardens”, “picking up sticks” (a kids and people-who-are-kids-at-heart specialty!), “marvelous mulching”, and maybe a smidgen of light-duty fixup and painting; all to be selected individually by you.
Bring your gloves, masks, rakes, barrows and tarps if you can, but bring yourself in any event! (Having your name on what you bring is recommended.) We really need the help of everyone who feels comfortable to join in.
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Prayer Shawls
Prayer Shawls are available in the Sacristy for anyone to take. They are in a blue tub next to the table.
All we ask is that you note how many you have taken . That helps us to kerp a check on how many we have donated. We don't need to know who the recipients are.
We have about 20 of them.- the knitting group has kept busy during the pandemic- so please if you know of anyone who needs a hug or needs to know someone is thinking of them take them a Prayer Shawl
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Bible Key Rings
The ECW has sponsored the Bible Key Rings as an Easter remembrance.
They are available in church for any one who would like one.
You will need a magnifying glass to read it but it is all there .
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Project Spudnik
Project Spudnik Receives Grant!
For the third consecutive year, Keep Maryland Beautiful has awarded a grant to Project Spudnik to continue its work in this Master Gardener-sponsored program at All Saints Episcopal Church, Sunderland.
To qualify for the Clean Up & Green Up Maryland Grant, Project Spudnik will utilize the funds for 2021 Spudnik projects, including materials and equipment needed this year to beautify and sustain the main Vegetable, Children’s, Herb and Pollinator Gardens. The gardens are a source for teaching children, youth and adult volunteers environmentally sustainable container gardening, as well as producing vegetables for donation to local food pantries. Last year they donated 635+ pounds of produce.
Ryan Dickson-Burke is the teen president and primary recruiter for teen volunteers, as well as a key person in planning and organizing the work in the gardens. Master Gardener Sherrill Munn is the technical advisor. Other board members include Paul Dickson, Mary Burke and Mary Ann Munn.
The Maryland Environmental Trust in partnership with the Maryland Department of Transportation, Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development, and the Forever Maryland Foundation presents four Keep Maryland Beautiful grants yearly. Grants through this program help volunteer-based, nonprofit groups, communities and land trusts in Maryland support environmental education projects, litter removal, citizen stewardship, as well as protect natural resources in urban and rural areas.
Questions? Call Sherrill at 410-286-7586 or Ryan at 443-771-7047
Spudnik Team
Time spent helping and planting counts towards Service Learning Hours.
Please feel free to invite friends or family members that you think would be interested in Spudnik.
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Bill Seversen and McCauley family help relocate Children’s Garden. |
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Ryan, Matthew and Brooklyn Gilcrest sanitize grow bags to ready them for planting. |
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Teens set blocks for new Children’s Garden. |
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Erryn, Hannah and TomTom Fleming plan Fairy Garden. |
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Spudnik Work/Meeting Sunday the 10th
Project Spudnik will next meet Saturday, April 10 at 2 PM to plant cool-weather crops. Note that we will NOT meet Sunday, April 18.
Please bring your own water and a snack. Masks must be worn at all times. We will be physically distanced, although family groups can work together.
We will review the procedures for staying safe at the beginning of the meeting. If you feel sick, have symptoms of COVID-19, or have been in close contact with someone who has COVID-19, stay home. You will have many more opportunities to help with Spudnik.
Time spent working with Project Spudnik counts toward Service Learning Hours.
Please invite friends and family members who you think would be interested in Spudnik.
Questions? Contact Ryan, Paul or Mary Dickson-Burke or Sherrill Munn
Spudnik Team
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A "Little Free Pantry" is here at All Saints!
Two Calvert County Girl Scouts from Senior Troop 4678 (Teya, granddaughter of Dennis Laurie, and Katie, daughter of Kelly & Patrick McDonald) have created a Little Free Pantry that will soon be installed in the lower back parking lot near the campus garden of All Saints Episcopal Church. The Little Free Pantry movement is a grassroots solution to immediate needs for the food insecure in our community.
The intent is to supplement formal food programs or larger food pantries as this Little Free Pantry is open to anyone that needs it, all day, every day of the week and approachable as a self-serve food source where the recipient may determine their own need. If you have seen a Little Free Library before, the concept is essentially the same except containing food and personal care products. The girls completed this in what is known as a “Take Action” project for Girl Scouts after finishing the “Sow What” journey, learning about global food networks. They are especially excited about the prospect that some fresh foods may be placed in this pantry during harvest season that were grown just mere feet away in the All Saints garden!
If you’d like to support the ongoing needs of the community through this Little Free Pantry, unexpired food in cans or boxes (no glass please), as well as hygiene and paper goods can be donated simply by placing them inside the pantry made from a repurposed furniture cabinet. Give what you can, take what you need as neighbors helping neighbors!
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Check out the new Spring Bitmoji activities on the Sunday School website. New recipes, games, crafts, prayers, draw alongs, etc. Lots to make a rainy day or chilly afternoon fun. Enjoy!
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A very happy anniversary to Matthew & Jennifer Schatz on the 4th, Steve and Deb Watson on the 8th & Patrick & Lisa Herlihy on the 18th.
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All Saints Conference Call for Prayer
After one year of meeting weekly by phone for prayer, Prayer Warden Barbara Brown and Deacon Lisa Siciliano have discerned the call to retire Conference Call for Prayer. Prayerful consideration over some time has revealed that the need for this activity has subsided and that each of us is being called to other endeavors.
We thank everyone who has taken time to join in with thanks and praise to God and to present All Saints’ concerns, both personal and corporate. Please know that we will still be praying for everyone, and if anyone feels a particular need for prayer support, you can reach out to us at:
Prayer Warden, Barbara Brown
barbara_brown1@verizon.net
Deacon Lisa Siciliano
elizabeth.d.siciliano@gmail.com
Thank you and may God continue to bless you.
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Virtual coffee shop We will gather virtually for coffee, tea and conversation on Thursday mornings. The Coffee Shop will open at 9 AM, and close at 11. Feel free to pop in anytime, and stay as long as you like.
To access the coffee shop on your pc, laptop or smart device, just click on this link:
Or... If you have the Zoom app, open it and enter the Meeting ID: 878 1395 1329 and then the Password: 027593
Or...you can also join us on your cell phone (audio only)
by dialing 1-301-715-8592. When prompted, enter the access code: 87813951329# and then the password: 027593#
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The Book of Revelation Study
Our study of the book of Revelation continues Wednesday, April 7, at 6:30 PM. Please read chapters 15:1 - 16:21. You may use the following questions to guide your study.
A. Consider the meaning of:
· the 7 angels with the 7 bowls
· the women sitting on the scarlet beast. What does she symbolize?
· the symbol of the bottomless pit
· the image of the seven heads and the seven mountains on which the woman is seated
· the image of the seven kings of whom five have fallen, one is living and the other has not yet come. And when he comes, he must remain only a little while.
· the beast that was and is not, it is an eighth, but belongs to the seven
B. Where do you see in these passages themes that we have already discussed?
Remaining sessions on the Revelation study will be Wednesdays at 6:30 PM. Our readings for these sessions are tentatively planned as follows:
4/7: 15:1 – 19:10:
4/14: 19:11 - 22:21
Please join us!
Sherrill
Here are the links to join the study:
Password: 007209 - if asked...
On the Zoom app... click on Join Meeting...
Meeting ID: 986 7574 4267
Password: 007209
Cell phone... follow prompts
1-646-558-8656 access code 98675744267# password 007209
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Understanding the New Testament - The Home Stretch
Our lecture series with Dr. David Brakke continues for six more sessions, which will take us to the end of the Easter season. the focus now will be on the issues confronting the emerging Church - as revealed in the pastoral epistles and the letter of Peter and Jude - and then address the book of Revelation, and the search for the historical Jesus.
It is never too late to join in since each lecture can stand alone. We meet after the 10 AM service every Sunday, so use the link for worship - or - the link for the Wednesday Healing service for the 9 AM Wednesday service. (below)
If asked for a password, enter 015568
If you are asked for a password, enter 014954
A study guide will be provided to each attendee (PDF format via email). We hope that you will join us.
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Share-A-Skill Extravaganza -
Saturday, April 17
A Brief History of the Mandolin in America since the Spanish Student Invasion of 1880
Did you know an F5 is not only a tornado category but arguably the greatest model of Gibson mandolin ever produced. It originally sold for $250 back in 1922. Today, if you can find one, a Gibson Lloyd Loar signed F5 model sells for hundreds of thousands of dollars. Its considered the Stradivarius of mandolins.
Did you know the first American concerto for mandolin was written in 1900 by African American Seth Weeks, known as the greatest virtuoso mandolin player of his time.
Also, in 1900, mandolin sales were second only to music boxes as the highest grossing small goods musical instrument. Mandolin Orchestras began their prominence at this time.
If you are interested in learning a little more about the history of the mandolin since the Spanish Student invasion of 1880, along with some musical examples, come join us for another All Saints All Skills Extravaganza given by fellow parishioner Joe Klausner.
No class on April 3, Palm Sunday.
and use this Passcode: 844126
OR use the Zoom App with this information:
Meeting ID: 837 7125 3857
Passcode: 844126
OR call this number from any telephone: +1 301 715 8592 and provide this information when asked:
Meeting ID: 837 7125 3857
Passcode: 844126
Join by clicking here:
Password: 844126
OR Use the Zoom App
Meeting ID: 83771253857;
Password: 844126
OR, call from any phone: +1 301 715 8592
Meeting ID: 83771253857
Password: 844126
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Special Easter Donation
If you would like to give a special Easter donation, you can easily do so via easyTithe clicking SUPPORT US on our website (allsaints1692.org). Click on GIVE NOW and choose the Easter Donation Fund. Of course, you can always donate by sending a check to All Saints Parish, P.O. Box 40, Sunderland, MD 20689. If you have any questions, feel free to email Deb Shupe (allsaints1692connections@gmail.com) or the church office (allsaints1692@alllsaints1692.org)
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Greeting Cards of All Saints Through the Seasons
Many in our community are still in need and our Giving Back Commission is working on a new Outreach fundraiser, a set of greeting cards called - All Saints' Through the Seasons. We need your HELP! We are in search of pictures of All Saints' campus. Inside and out, any time of the year. Please send your photos to the Commission Chair, Patti At Lee, via email at feistynsassy@comcast.net. If you have any questions, please call her at 202-669-5594. Please let Patti know if you would like attribution if your picture is selected.
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Did you know that Sunday sermons are recorded? They are available on our new website and are typically uploaded within a day or two of the recording. You can easily listen to the sermon if you miss a Sunday service. You can find the videos with the link below.
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Don't Forget...
All Saints Parish 1692 is on YouTube
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The Connections Commissions now has a YouTube channel for all of our Zoom videos, including our Skills Extravaganza, All Saints Cooks and Spudnik Training episodes. Sermons and special services are now being recorded on Zoom and added on YouTube as well. You might be amazed at the things you will learn! You can find us on the All Saints Parish 1692 You Tube Channel and here's the link.
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April Trivia Night
It is the month for which we have been patiently waiting.... our annual salute to the Oscars. And, this year's quiz promises to be our best ever (And not even a hint of A Midnight Clear in any of the questions or slides...)
So, study your past volumes of Siskel and Ebert and consult with Melissa Anderson and James Agee and anyone else you can think of... and be ready to do battle over the best that Tinseltown has to offer.
Here is the link, your gateway to the stars:
On your laptop, pc, or other smart device, click on this link:
If you are joining over the Zoom app, enter the meeting ID and password when prompted:
Meeting ID: 854 2143 1414
Password: 018091
Feel free to invite friends and family to play. Please have them contact us at allsaints1692@allsaints1692.org so we can identify them when they arrive for the quiz.
And, before the game, please check out the specials at the Scorpion Brewery in Owings - our partner in trivia for going on seven years. Nothing like a friendly growler and some exotic food truck offering to get you ready to rumble. Through our monthly contests, we have raised thousands of dollars in support of youth leadership development in Calvert County, and also money to feed hungry families and individuals in our communities.
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The knitting/crafting group continues to meet via Zoom on Thursdays from 1 - 3 PM. If you would like to join us and are not receiving our emails, please contact Cindy Overstrom at cynthiaoverstrom@gmail.com. If you would rather not attend with your computer, you can also call in with any phone.
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Les Saints du Vin will meet on Sunday, 11 2021 from 4 - 7 pm |
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The next Zoom ECW meeting will be on Saturday, April 17 at 8:30 a.m. If you are not receiving the email invitation for these monthly meetings and would like to attend, please contact Cindy Overstrom at cynthiaoverstrom@gmail.com. If you would rather not attend with your computer, you can call in with any phone also.
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What’s Happening With Reading Camp Calvert?
Greeting from Reading Camp Calvert! Plans are moving forward for a virtual camp this summer. Currently we are looking for a volunteer to help us process and track applications as we receive them. The bulk of the work would be during the month of May. Applications will go out on May 1, with a deadline of June 1. Please reach out to us at readingcampcalvert@gmail.com if you have questions or are willing to help us with this task.
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On the HeartF.E.L.T. Front |
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No Food Drop Off on Easter Sunday!
Folks we now have an abundance of plastic bags. No more needed at this time.
For the Month of April , we’ll need: individual cereals; fruit cups; applesauce; peaches; pears; mixed fruit. But wait…also needed are cans of stew, ravioli, canned chicken, tuna, Spam, Rice-a-roni, and individual cups of microwavable items such as spaghetti and meatballs, ravioli, etc. We also need lunch and dinners options other than pasta. Thank you for all you do to support our Little Tummy’s. And thanks to Glenn Iona for running the DTaDO! Food can be dropped off at any time at the back of church. Drop off your donations on the 11th 12-2 pm.
THANK YOU FOR ALL YOU DO TO HELP US FEED EMPTY LITTLE TUMMIES --and for being mindful of the needs of others.
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Community Events and PSAs |
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Help is requested to get the word out to people who live and work and go to school in Calvert County -- to make sure they have a voice in the new and permanent Harriet Elizabeth Brown Community Center and Park in Prince Frederick. This new facility will attract and serve people county-wide -- from Dunkirk and Owings to Lusby and Solomons.
Attached is a short description of the need for this new Community Center and Park and what it will mean for our County, some of which you have already seen.
Building a permanent HEB CC&P will mark completion of all recommendations of the legislatively created Harriet Elizabeth Brown Commemoration Task Force. In 1937, represented by then-29-year-old NAACP attorney Thurgood Marshall, Ms. Brown successfully challenged unequal pay for African-American teachers in Calvert County.*
Please help by doing these three things:
First, complete the County Survey to add your two cents about what’s important for this new Community Center and Park – from meeting rooms and outdoor facilities to including a small museum to honor Ms. Brown. Just go to this website before June 30 and complete the Adult or Youth survey: https://www.calvertcountymd.gov/2828/HEB-Community-Center-Survey.
Second, add your name to the list of Supporters on pages 3 and 4 of the attached. All you need to do is email HEBTaskForce@aol.com, saying “Please add ___________ as a HEB CC&P Supporter!”
Third, share these attachments with friends, family, neighbors (adult AND youth) – and urge them to complete the Survey and to add their names as Supporters. You can also check out Guffrie Smith's video about the importance of a new community center and park in Prince Frederick.
We need your help, and the help of our community members, to keep progress on track, with planning starting this July and construction beginning in July of 2023. Please take a couple minutes to make your voice heard, add your name as a Supporter, and spread the word.
Thanks for your support!
Debbie Shupe
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Rental assistance is also available at LifeStyles of Maryland. Call 1-866-293-0623 for an assessment at LifeStyles today!
Clients can connect with these agencies directly for assistance.
Click HERE for more information or call 301-274-4474 with any questions.
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The Maryland Department of Health (MDH) and the Maryland Department of Aging (MDOA) are working together to promote access to vaccines through a telephone-based support line and appointment system designed to assist those without internet access. Seniors are invited to use the new COVID-19 Vaccination Support Center at 1-855-MDGOVAX (1-855-634-6829). |
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Missing and STILL Missed
Who knew we’d miss it so much? But, we do. If you’ve seen it anywhere, please return it to the Sacristy. No questions asked. No investigations. No recriminations. No guilt! Just ease it back when no one is looking. We won’t even have it dusted for fingerprints. What, you may ask, is missing? A shabby little old tackle box that says Altar Guild … or used to if someone was trying to destroy the evidence….and it holds our pathetic collection of tools. We’d be ever so grateful if it returned.
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Attention All Saints Parish!!! Please contact the church office if your contact information has changed. It is imperative that we have your correct address and telephone numbers, both home and mobile and email address. We will be updating our church directory in the near future and we want to make sure that all information is current and accurate. Thank you. |
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From the Connections Commission
Sharing information via our All Saints’ newsletters, midweek email updates and snail mail communications continue to be a work in progress. We would like to thank all who contribute the information we include and we encourage all Parish members to submit “news” items and photos that would be of interest to our Parish family and friends.
Info and flyers to be posted in the April monthly newsletter need to be received via email by Tuesday, April 27th. Please send information to allsaints1692@allsaints1692.org AND allsaints1692connections@gmail.com This allows time for editing and clarification when needed.
Please refer to the publicity guidelines on our website for more information.
Note: please send your submission as you'd like it to appear. We'll edit for spelling and punctuation but submissions should be written as they will appear instead of as requests.
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PLEASE NOTE AND RESPECT
Parish buildings are not open now, and only individuals specifically authorized for an essential service may be in them (e.g., HeartFELT food packing). Those authorized individuals must wear masks, must practice social distancing and must sanitize touch areas as they enter and as they leave. This is not a matter of personal choice and applies to everyone including volunteers, business suppliers, and contract personnel. If you note a deviation you may politely remind the individual. If you are not comfortable doing that or doing so doesn’t correct the problem, please contact a church officer.
There is now a sign-in sheet located on the desk by the downstairs entrance and another upstairs outside the ladies room. Please use these to sign-in with date and time in and out of the Hall.
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1. Love and Acceptance of Neighbor: Work toward alleviating suffering and bringing healing to our communities in acts great and small. Welcome with love, compassion, and care all who engage with All Saints. Strive to bring together in love and fellowship those who otherwise may be divided. Promote equality, human rights, inclusion, dignity, and respect for all.
2. Worship and Formation: Create disciples through worship, education, and coming together in fellowship. Demonstrate and share the love of Jesus with others. Offer creative and enriching programs for adults, children, and youth. Promote worship activities that strengthen congregational relationships and bring our community together in love and mutual respect.
3. Valuing and Sharing Our History: Respect, maintain, and share our sacred space and the stories of those who have worshipped here for over 300 years. Encourage understanding and enlightenment through listening to and learning about our history.
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Worship Commission:
Deb Watson 301-801-0960
Dennis Laurie 410-714-2533
Parish Family Commission:
Hope Sayles
301-855-0251 or 301-467-1467
Christian Formation Commission:
Paul Dickson 410 257-3893
Erryn Fleming 764 913-4042
Living Our Values Commission:
Sherrill Munn 443 404-7560
Giving Back Commission:
Patti At Lee 202 669-5594
Finance Commission:
Patrick Herlihy 202 603-3273
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Connections Commission:
Deb Shupe 410-231-8150
Lisa Herlihy 410-610-1084
Property Committee:
Tom Hyde 443 684-4583
Planned Giving Board:
Carl Bucheister 301-855-4687
Episcopal Church Women (ECW):
Cindy Overstom 410-474-0086
Calvert Arts Festival:
Lisa Herlihy 410-610-1084
Cemetery Committee:
Brian Dowell 410-257-5449
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Parish Leadership
Senior Warden - Kip At Lee
Junior Warden - Patrick Herlihy
Property Warden - Filo Blake
Program Warden - Deb Shupe
Prayer Warden - Barbara Brown
Treasurer - Steve Watson
Music director - Deb Watson
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Vestry Members
Bryan Dowell - 2023
Nate Pope - 2022
Deb Watson - 2022
Sherrill Munn - 2022
Dave Shupe - 2023
Lissi Mojica - 2023
Glenn Iona - 2023
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