ing since these booklets appeared. Thank

you Jody and group.

During our “once every five year” safety

inspection by a Diocesan representative

from Church Insurance, it was recom-

mended we have visual records of our as-

sets. A video or photographs need to be

taken and these records stored offsite in a

safe place. Could you help? Do you have a

video camera? Is photography maybe your

hobby? This could by done by anyone –

young, old, short, tall. It could be done

during the early summer. Sounds like a

good project. If you are interested, please

call me at the office any Monday, Tuesday

or Thursday.

Well it’s time for another Junior Warden’s

report…..Which I’ve been told I’m late

again. (Our Senior Warden seems to not

have a problem reminding me of that….)

(Oh come on, I have to blame someone).

We’ve had kind of a slow month. You may

have noticed some of the bumps on the

walkways have been smoothed out, but

there are still a couple more we have to

take care of. We may have had a slow

month....but we had a GREAT day April

27th. Our spring clean-up was a huge suc-

cess. A very heart felt thanks to everyone

who helped: John Gurza, Ciarra German,

Thomaz Bamef, L. Wallan, Craig Gates,

Glee Gates, Susan Villnow, Victor Whuy-

man, Mike Farthing, Joseph Balcolm,

James Walls, Jane Soares, Pat Trama,

Frank Trama, Anthony Zatarak, Helen

Schwartz, Julissa Ssosse, Jamison Web-

ster, Jackson Webster, Lauren Houghton,

Alexis Pletincks, Alivia Houghton, Sarah

Lillpopp, Mark Lillpopp, John Walker,

Kesler Gerard, Kyle Walker, Sean Roden,

Jerry Niedurny, Gail Niedurny, Bill

Wright, Loa Jackson, Pete Jackson, Grant

Tolbert, Betty Audette, Georgi Gault, Rick

Pederson, Cheryl Pederson, John Follans-

bee, Maureen Follansbee, Lannie Kline,

the front of the church by the little pools

and you can help them or adopt some other

area of the church if you are one with a

green thumb. Lay Eucharist Visitors bring

Holy Communion to those parishioners

who are homebound or in the hospital. You

could be part of this ministry or a Lay Eu-

charistic Minister who serves in the wor-

ship service by reading and serving during

Holy Communion. If you love to sing and

have a great voice, you can serve in the

choir. We have parishioners who serve as

receptionists during the week too! Is there

a place for YOU to serve? Absolutely! In

fact, God has given you gifts and interests

and expects you to serve! The compelling

fact about service is that we need to serve

God and in order for the church to function

the church needs people to serve! If you

need more information on where you can

fit in and serve—talk to me! See you in

church!

Warmly in Christ,

Fr. Lance

Have you noticed the songbooks in the

pews? Note on the back all the persons

involved in collating this booklet. I do be-

lieve I have heard more parishioners sing-

Dear Friends,

We DID have a glorious Easter week and

now we are well into the Easter season!

The emphasis of Easter season is the res-

urrected Jesus. For forty days after his

resurrection Jesus appeared to his disci-

ples and continued to teach and guide

them and then he ascended into heaven. It

was an exciting time for the disciples as

they began the transition of being disci-

ples (followers) to becoming apostles

(sent ones).

It is an exciting time here at St. Andrew’s

too! We are finishing our study of the

epistle of James. After James we will be-

gin the study of the first epistle to the

Thessalonians which was the 2nd New

Testament book written according to most

New Testament scholars. This is the first

letter written by St. Paul. This too will be

an enjoyable book to study. The study will

last between 4 and 6 weeks. In our adult

education classes on Saturdays and Sun-

day mornings we are going through Epis-

copal traditions and discovering what our

tradition believes and has taught and to

what we hold and why.

The church has more than educational

opportunities though! We have opportuni-

ties for ministry to others too! If you are

not currently serving anywhere, you have

a number of choices! The Thrift Stop is in

need of your help; you can serve on the

altar guild or as an usher or greeter! You

can volunteer to help in the bread ministry

or the back-pack ministry, or the youth

ministry and Sunday school. There are

parishioners who keep the garden area in

The Tool Kit Rick Pederson, Jr. Warden

A Note

from

Fr. Lance

Sr. Warden’s Remarks Betty Jo McCann, Sr. Warden

Home Visits with

Father Lance

Father Lance is in the process of trying

to visit all our parishioners. He is eager

to meet each and every one of you in

your own home. Office volunteers are

calling to make appointments.

If you do not already have an appoint-

ment, Fr. Lance will catch you in the

fall.

MAY 2013

THE PARISH CHIMES: MAY 2013 Page 2

Carolyn Wallner, Ludwig Wallner.

Some gave their professional talents – like

with electrical repairs – some their back

aching talent – pulling weeds. Some gave

with seeing talents – cleaning windows.

Some gave with a talent that will help St.

Andrew’s be noticed by cleaning our sign.

The thing I’m most thankful for is that eve-

rybody gave with the talent of a loving

heart. “Thank you” hardly begins to ex-

press how much you all mean to St. An-

drew’s.

There is one person I would like to take a

special moment to recognize: our Sexton

Tom Beem. Tom donated his time on Sat-

urday, as we all did, but he started at

6 am setting up & coordinating who would

be best suited for each task. He did a great

job!!! So next time you see Tom...tip your

hat…but be careful…if he tips his to you

…the glare off his head could cause retinal

damage…You have been forwarned.

Thank you to all !!!!!!!!!!!!

In God’s love,

Rick Pederson

YOUTH GROUP The Youth group had a surprise Thank You

dinner for Jody Bowes at the beach on

April17. They each gave Jody a flower and

something they had made for her.

Britany Traudt began it with her poem in

rap and Sarah Lillpopp and Lauren Hough-

ton ended it with a song! Jody has done so

much for our young people.

We are planning our last meeting until Fall.

It will be an overnight in Krysher Hall - we

hope!

—Joanne Lillpopp

FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY

The friends of the Library meeting on

April 9th was the last until October 8th.

The book club will also be in recess until

October 8th. The books for next year will

be decided at that time. The members of

the library are working hard to organize

our library to make it more user friendly.

It is still a work in progress and we hope to

have it finished in the near future.

For all our church members who like to

keep their hands and fingers busy don’t

forget about the Arts & Crafts section of

the library. There are books on knitting,

needlepoint, cross-stitch and instruction

books on art technique.

Those of you who like to listen to your

reading material, we have you covered

with books on tape and CDs, so please

come in and take a browse Sundays and

during the week—the library is never

locked. —Deb Wilks

OPPORTUNITY

FOR

SERVICE

Our wonderful Thrift Shop is a ministry

that serves God, the church and visitors.

With the coming of Spring and Summer,

many volunteers who faithfully serve God

by working in the Thrift Shop, go to other

locations leaving many hours when the

Thrift Shop may not be staffed. Please

consider filling some of these hours to

serve God and meet wonderful people. To

serve contact Fr. Lance or Rich Kovacs at

the Thrift Shop 352-686-1114.

ALTAR GUILD Thank you for all you hard work at Easter.

Summer is almost here, and I need to

know when you are going to be away so I

can make up the new schedule.

Call me 686 0808 or email me.

Gail8458@gmail.com

Till next month—Gail Niedurny

MUSIC NOTES After May, our Sanctuary choir takes a

well-deserved break until resuming re-

hearsals at the end of August. This is

YOUR opportunity to participate as a

“Summer Soloist!” If you would like to

plan an instrument or sing (by yourself or

with a small group of friends), contact me

and we’ll set the date! St. Andrew’s is

blessed with many creative souls. We

would love to hear from you.

Our Cantata Choir will continue periodic

rehearsals over the summer. If you sing,

read music and love a challenge, contact

me about an audition for this small but

powerful group.

—Jody Bowes, Minister of Music

Page 2

Thank You

Notes

Pink Envelopes

As most of you know, St. Andrew’s

Pre-School is closing at the end of 40

years.

There is no way to really say “Thank

You” to our dedicated staff, but we

would like to in some small way show

them our appreciation for all their past

efforts.

There will be a “purse” to show our

appreciation for each of our teachers.

You may place your donation in the

pink envelopes found at the back of the

church for this purpose.

Thank you for your generosity.

Thank you to all the families who made

the delicious soups for dinner on Maundy

Thursday. All of the soups I tasted were

scrumptious, and the buns were abso-

lutely wonderful ... actually spectacular.

How lucky the families are who have

these talented cooks in their folds and

how lucky for St. Andrew’s that they

shared these talents with us for the dinner.

Thank you to the people who put in their

time and hard worked in the set up and

clearing of the hall. The meal was so en-

joyable and so delicious.

Sincerely,

Nancy Koehle

***

Dear St. Andrew’s Family;

My family and I would like to thank you

all for the heart-felt compassion on the

passing of our Mother: Dorothy Foli.

Your concern and sympathy were greatly

appreciated.

Thank You,

Richard Davidson and Family

Page 3 THE PARISH CHIMES: MAY 2013

A Note From Betty Audette

BIBLE STUDY

BIBLE STUDY

Bible studies with Fr. Lance are on

Tuesdays at 1:30 pm (Library) &

Wednesdays at 6 pm (in the Sanctu-

ary). We are currently studying the

book of James.

GRIEF SHARE Your Journey from Mourning to Joy

Grief Share continues to meet each

Tuesday at 3 pm in the library in

Krysher Hall. All are always welcome

even for a brief visit. Grief Share runs

for 13 weeks; our 13th session will be

4/23/13. We resume on 4/30 for thir-

teen weeks through Tuesday, July 23.

SUNDAY SCHOOL Sunday School contin-

ues through most of

May. Visitors, friends,

family are always wel-

comed to our group. We found out who

Doubting Thomas was and realized that

doubting Thomases can be found in our

own lives over and over again.

DIOCESE FALL 2013 YOUTH EVENTS New Beginnings #54, Nov. 8-10 Fri. 7 pm to Sun. 4 pm Cost: $100

A ministry sharing the love of Christ with youth in grades 6-8, ministered by High school youth. A journey with God to know and understand that you are beautifully made while encourag-ing students to pray for others, see things with a different set of eyes and especially to forgive and accept each other and themselves.

Happening #69, Oct. 4-6 Fri. 7 pm to Sun. 4 pm Cost: $100

A unique experience weekend for teens that helps foster a personal, more meaningful relationship with Jesus Christ. Participants experience the love of Christ through music, talks, prayer, worship, and a community of

CHRISTIAN FORMATION & EDUCATION Christian formation & education is a life-long process and is offered in the Anglican tradition of seeking the truth from diverse view-

points, even as our relationship with God through Jesus never wavers. Different viewpoints may be represented at different times.

fellow students, all supported by clergy and laity. Open to all 9th through 12th grade students.

St. Andrew’s has scholarships available. For more information, ask Miss Jody or Mrs. Betty Audette. Miss Jody also has TEAM applications!

Hope everyone is attending the healing ser-

vices every Wed. morning at 10:00 am. They

have been so rewarding to me and I am sure

they will be for you. My prayers for healing

have been answered and yours can be too!

Hope to see you there. Our next Order of

Saint Luke meeting will be on Cinco de

Mayo—May 5th at 12:30 pm. We have fun

and learn about the healing experiences in

the Bible.

God’s blessings and mine,

Nancy Cotter, Convener

ORDER OF

ST. LUKE

Are you looking for a good way to start

your day? A good breakfast and exer-

cise is what we hear all the time, but I

have a better way!

For many years the Episcopal Church

has published a manual of daily Bible

readings and devotions.

Some of us cannot imagine starting our

day without reading the daily message.

The message is short, but meaningful.

You can use it more extensively if you

choose. At the bottom of each page it

gives you the Psalm of the day and

other Bible readings if you choose to

look them up.

The new Forward Day By Day cover-

ing the months of May, June and July,

are in the tract racks now.

The cost to the church for this publication

is $.90.

There is a box at each tract rack. No one

is there to make change, so a dollar would

be helpful if you do not have the change.

If the cost is a problem, just take one.

Start you day the best way possible, a few

minutes in the presence of God.

Online Humor: Acts 3:28 A woman returned to her home from

an evening of church services, when

she was startled by an intruder. She

caught the man in the act of robbing

her home of its valuables and yelled:

“Stop! Acts 2:38!” (Repent and be Bap-

tized, in the name of Jesus Christ, so

that your sins may be forgiven.)

The burglar stopped in his tracks. The

woman calmly called the police and ex-

plained what she had done.

As the officer cuffed the man to take him

in, he asked the burglar:

“Why did you just stand there? All the old

lady did was yell a scripture to you.”

“Scripture?” replied the burglar, “She said

she had an Ax and Two 38s!”

Knowing scripture can save your life - in

more ways than one!

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Note: Tuesdays 10-12

Cleaning Library

during month of

May

1

2

10-2 Fr. At Fresh Start

3

OFFICE CLOSED

4

4pm HE

5pm AE

5 6th Sun. of Easter 6

7

9:30 PreSchool Readers

(L)

1:30 Bible Study (L)

3pm GriefShare (L)

8 9

4:30 pm Back Packs

6:15 pm Choir

Rehearsal

10

OFFICE CLOSED

11

4pm HE

5pm AE

12 7th Sun. of Easter 13

14

Thrift Shop Bag Sale

9:30 PreSchool Readers

(L)

1;30PM Bible Study (L)

3PM GriefShare (L)

15

16

4:30 pm Back Packs

6:15 pm Choir

Rehearsal

17

OFFICE CLOSED

18

4pm HE

5pm AE

19 Day of Pentecost Whitsunday

8am HC 9:15 AE

10:30 HC 12:15 Cantata Choir

20 21 9:30 PreSchool Readers (L) 12;30 Staff Mtg. (L)

1:30 Bible Study (L) 3pm GriefShare (L)

6pm Vestry

22

10am HC/HUnction

12N Pastoral Min. Mtg.

6pm Youth Ministry

Movie Night

23

12-5:30 Clericus—Fr.

4:30 pm Back Packs

6:15 pm Choir

Rehearsal

24

Preschool

Graduation

OFFICE CLOSED

25

4pm HE

5pm AE

26 1st Sun of Pentecost

Trinity Sunday

8am HC 9:15 AE

10:30 HC 12:15 Cantata Choir

27

OFFICE CLOSED

28

1;30 Bible Study (L)

3pm GriefShare (L)

29 30

31

OFFICE CLOSED

*Tentative: Lock In today and tomorrow for Youth

Group

8am HC 9:15 AE 10:00 YI 10:15 SS 10:30 HC 12:15 Cantata Choir 12:30 Order St. Luke

4:30 pm Back Packs

6:15 pm Choir Rehearsal

10am HC/HUnction

6pm Youth Ministry Game Night

6pm Bible Study (C)

10am HC/HUnction

6pm Youth Ministry

Music w/Jody

6pm Bible Study (C)

10am HC/HUnction

6pm Youth Ministry Line Dancing

6pm Bible Study (C)

10am HC/HUnction 3PM Thrift Shop Brd. Mtg.—Fr. Office

6pm Youth Ministry Faith Night 6pm Bible Study (C)

Happy

Mother’s

Day

8am HC 9:15 AE 10:00 YI 10:15 SS 10:30 HC 12:15 Cantata Choir 3pm Atria—Evergreen

EVENT KEY AE=Adult Education GS=Grief Share BP=Back Packs HC=Holy Communion CC=Children’s Chapel OSL=Order of St. Luke CG=Cursillo Group SAB=School Advisory Board DOK=Daughters of the King SS=Sunday School FJG=Faith Journey Group YI=Youth Inquiry FOL=Friends of the Library YM=Youth Ministry

LOCATION KEY:

C = Church CH = Coulton Hall KH = Krysher Hall L = Library TS = Karen’s Kit ’n Kaboodle Thrift Shop PS = PreSchool in Friendship Hall

BAPTISM Zoe Dillon

DEATHS Walter Wincek Jack Bland

FUNERALS Art Gittens Claire Nicolas Jack Bland Walter Wincek

May 12 Mother's Day

May 19 Youth Recognition Sunday

May 24 Pre-School Graduation at 7PM

May 26 Teachers will be recognized in

church and at a reception

following the 10:30 am service

May 4/5

6th Sunday of Easter

Acts 16:9-15

Psalm 67

Revelation 21:10, 22-22:5

John 14:23-29

May 11/12

7th Sunday of Easter

Acts 16:16-34

Psalm 97

Revelation 22:12-14, 16-

17,20-21

John 17:20-26

May 18/19

Day of Pentecost

Genesis 11:1-9

Psalm 104:25-35, 37

Romans 8:14-17

John 14:8-27

May 25/26

Trinity Sunday

Proverbs 8:1-4, 22-31

Psalm 8

Romans 5:1-5

John 16:12-15

MAY Birthdays & Anniversaries

MAY LECTIONARY 1 Joseph & Ester Marion 1 Jeff & Nancy Webb 2 John & Wimpenney 5 James & Barbara Geary 6 Brian & Kara Carella 7 Ray & Cindy Gustafson 10 Gary & Lisa Emerson 11 Buddy & Crystal Short 13 Bob & Margie Burton 16 Paul & Galina Runion 18 Ed & Karen Risley 22 Joseph & Christine King 24 Irving & Carolyn Melber 27 Paul & Phyllis Mercer 28 Leroy & Claudia Milledge

The Parish Register

MAY EVENTS

22 Sharon Cabral

24 Ed Risley

25 Deb Wilks

25 Jose Mendoza

26 Donald Lillpopp

26 George Hamblin

26 Catherine Schifano

27 Jean Odell

27 Bruce Cloughly

27 Robert Ward

28 Sarah Shaw

28 Cameron Fitch

29 Robert Tober

29 Pat Oberg

29 Anita Cockill

29 Tina Ogden

1 Raymond Curtis

1 Artie Giordano

3 Anne Frederick

7 Robert Moyes

8 Betty Tober

10 Glenn Gately

13 Russell Julian

14 Esther Nawrocki

14 Nancy Webb

16 Kathryne E. Hirsch

18 Jerrelyn Fortin

19 Jim Dodge

21 James Hearns

21 James Bethoney

22 Gert Murphy

22 Jerry Yoerg

Page 6 THE PARISH CHIMES: MAY 2013

Experts at Parish Renewal Will Lead Annual Vestry Retreat

From BRIDGES Diocese Newsletter

Needlepoint Kneelers of

St. Andrew’s Church

The needlepoint kneelers at the altar rail

tell the story of St. Andrew’s life with

symbols. These kneelers were the work

of Evelyn Bacon, Meg Beeley, Margaret

Chase, Shirlee Deese, Lois Everard,

Alberta Gee, Kate MacDonald, Helen

Nouza, Ruth Rubino, Edith Hutton,

Helen Wison and Ruth Atwood.

Each kneeler contains a St. Andrew’s

cross in the center with a symbol on

each side. There is a repeat of one sym-

bol on the adjacent kneeler for continu-

ity. The story begins at the upper left

side of the altar rail. In addition to the

15 kneelers, there is a dedicated one for

Easter and one for a wedding. The box-

ing pieces across the front and on the

exposed sides are decorated with Greek

Key design.

Lamb of God – represents Christ

Maltese Cross – represents

St. John the Baptist who baptized

St. Andrew

Dove – represents baptism

St. Peter’s Cross – brother of

Andrew – cross is upside down

representing the upside down

crucifixion of St. Peter

Anchor – St. Andrew was a fisherman

Net – used in catching fish

Fish – represents two fish found by

St. Andrew that fed the multitude

Bread – represents the five loaves

of bread found by St. Andrew on

the Mount

Open Bible – represents the Word

of God

Scroll – represents teaching

Continued on back cover ...

PARRISH – Two experts at rein-

venting parish church life will

lead the annual Vestry Retreat of

the Diocese of Southwest Florida

set for Saturday, May 11, 2013.

Consultants Robert Gallagher and

Michelle Heyne will address gath-

ered Episcopal members of ves-

tries from across Southwest Flor-

ida at the day-long conference at

DaySpring Episcopal Center.

Gallagher and Heyne’s focus is

on the parish church, offering

help so that the parish church

may “more fully live what it is --

an expression of the Body of

Christ, the People of God.”

The Washington Post calls Gal-

lagher a “professional church sav-

ior.” A former parish priest, Gal-

lagher has been a consultant and

trainer in religious systems, non-

profit organizations and small

businesses since 1970. He has

been on the staff and/or consult-

ant to ecumenical training organi-

zations, an industrial mission and

metropolitan and state councils of

churches, and served as the con-

gregational development officer

for the Episcopal Diocese of Con-

necticut from 1981-88.

Heyne has been as part of the

training team in the Church De-

velopment Institute and Shaping

the Parish of the Diocese of

Washington and in the national

programs of each. She is has

worked in the financial industry

for many years as a compliance

officer and is currently part of

Precedent Consulting.

Their work is centered around

the idea that the parish church

exists to glorify God, live in the

community of the Holy Trinity,

and form people Christ so they

may be instruments of God's

love in their families, with

friends, in the workplace, and in

civic life. The Post described it as

resuscitating houses of worship

that are losing people and pas-

sion.

In accomplishing this, they be-

lieve in bridging ancient and tra-

ditional ways in the service of

contemporary life.

The retreat is free to vestry

members in The Episcopal Dio-

cese of Southwest Florida. The

Vestry Retreat will be held at the

DaySpring Episcopal Conference

Center. Registration and break-

fast begins at 8 a.m.; the work-

shop starts at 9 a.m. and will

conclude by 4 p.m. Lunch is in-

cluded.

Please register by email to Con-

nie Salyers at

csalyers@episcopalswfl.org or

call (941) 556-0315.

Find out More:

Gallagher and Heyne have set up a

special web page for attendees,

with links and information on their

work and specific plans for the

retreat. Visit it at

www.congregationaldevelopment

.com

Read The Washington Post's article

on their work at

www.washingtonpost.com

Page 7 THE PARISH CHIMES: MAY 2013

TREASURER’S REPORT FOR MONTH ENDING

MARCH 31,2013

Month ending 03/31/2013 YTD as of 03/31/13

Revenues Expenses Net YTD Rev YTD Ex-pense YTD Net

Church $ 30,702.73 $ 25,354.02 $ 5,348.71 $ 88,802.03 $ 68,980.11 $ 19,821.92

Thrift Shop $ 7,043.73 $ 1,338.53 $ 5,705.20 $ 20,848.83 $ 3,677.34 $ 17,171.49

Pre-School $ 7,126.26 $ 7,619.35 $ (493.09) $ 21,512.98 $ 23,727.72 $ (2,214.74)

Total $ 44,872.72 $ 34,311.90 $ 10,560.82 $ 131,163.84 $ 96,385.17 $ 34,778.67

Krysher Hall Mortgage Balance $ 83,935.01

ATTENDANCE March 2013

Sat Sun 8 Sun

10:30 Aver-age Holy Week March 25 through 31

Mon noon, Rite I 18

Mar 57 33 114 204 Mon 6 PM Rite I 25

Mar 55 22 163 240 Maundy Thursday 89

Mar

16/17 53 24 146 223 Good Friday, noon 40

Mar

23/24 63 39 145 247 Good Friday - stations of the Cross 21

Easter Sunday

Avg 57 30 142 229 6 AM 19

8 AM 93

10:30 240

TOTAL 352

Parish Office Hours Monday–Thursday 9 am – 2 pm Closed Friday Tel 352.683.2010 / Fax 352.686.0299 Email schurch22@tampabay.rr.com

Website standrewschurch.dioswfl.org

Mailing Address PO Box 5026 Spring Hill FL 34611 The Parish Chimes Editor: Jack Gardner Email: jack.standrews@earthlink.net

Diocese Website www.episcopalswfl.org

Worship & Formation Schedule Saturday 4:00 pm Holy Eucharist

Second Sat. 10:30 am Daughters of the King

Sunday 8:00 am Holy Eucharist

9:15 am Adult Education Class

10:00 am Youth Inquirers’ Class

10:15 am Sunday School

10:30 am Holy Eucharist

First Sun. 10:30 am Contemporary Worship

12:30 pm Order of St. Luke (Sep-Jun)

Tuesday 1:30 pm Bible Study (Sep—May)

3:00 pm GriefShare

Second Tues. 12 noon Friends of The Library & Book Club (Oct—Apr)

Wednesday 10:00 am Holy Eucharist & Healing

11:00 am Children’s Chapel

6:00 pm Youth Ministry

6:00 pm Bible Study (Sep—May)

Thursday 6:15 pm Choir Rehearsal (Aug—May)

Grief, Divorce and Recovery support is available. Please call us for current meeting schedules.

St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church 2301 Deltona Blvd. Spring Hill, FL 34606 Priest-in-Charge: The Rev. Lance Wallace Cell: 352-515-8657 Email: Fr.Lwallace@gmail.com

NOTE: SUMMER

SCHEDULE

OF SERVICES BEGINS

JULY 1

and runs through

LABOR DAY

Sat.: Service at 4 pm

Sun.: One Service at

9:30 am only

Shell – symbol for fishermen

Greek Columns – St. Andrew

served in Greece

Eastern Cross – St. Andrew served

in Russia and is a Patron Saint

Thistle – St. Andrew is a Patron

Saint of Scotland

Apostle’s Cross – represents the

apostles

Needlepoint Kneelers

Continued from Page 6

Hot dogs and hamburgers

Bring a dish to share

Lawn Chair, Sun Glasses

Spend the day at the beach

with friends and family