An Invitation from

Presiding Bishop Michael B. Curry

To Practice the Way of Love*

I pray that you, being rooted and established in love, may

have power, together with all the Lord’s holy people, to

grasp how wide and long and high and deep is the love of

Christ, and to know this love that surpasses knowledge—

that you may be filled to the measure of all the fullness of

God. — Ephesians 3:17-19

In the first century Jesus of Nazareth inspired a

movement. A community of people whose lives were

centered on Jesus Christ and committed to living the way

of God’s unconditional, unselfish, sacrificial, and

redemptive love. Before they were called “church” or

“Christian,” this Jesus Movement was simply called “the

way.”

Today I believe our vocation is to live as the Episcopal

branch of the Jesus Movement. But how can we together

grow more deeply with Jesus Christ at the center of our

lives, so we can bear witness to his way of love in and for

the world?

The deep roots of our Christian tradition may offer just

such a path. For centuries, monastic communities have

shaped their lives around rhythms and disciplines for

following Jesus together. Such a pattern is known as a

“Rule of Life.” The framework you now hold - The Way

of Love: Practices for Jesus-Centered Life — outlines

a Rule for the Episcopal branch of the Jesus Movement.

ST. CYPRIAN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Summer Edition

JULY 2020 NEWSLETTER

St. Cyprian’s Episcopal Church

Online Worship/YouTube Live

Sunday Mornings at 10 a.m.

ONLINE WORSHIP – Join us via our

YouTube Live Channel at

http://www.stcyprianshamptonva.org. Archive

services are available for review by searching

the home page.

Bible Study* (11 a.m.) - Facebook

Live/Cancelled

Noonday Prayer* (12 p.m.) - Facebook

Live/Cancelled

(*Will resume in September 2020)

Rector

The Very Rev. Dr. Ronald E. Ramsey

Parish Office Hours

Tuesdays thru Thursdays

9:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.

St. Cyprian’s Episcopal Church

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It is designed to be spare and spacious, so that

individuals, ministry groups, congregations, and

networks can flesh it out in unique ways and build a

church-wide treasure trove of stories and resources.

There is no specific order you need to follow. If

you already keep a Rule or spiritual disciplines, you

might reflect and discover how that path intersects

with this one. By entering into reflection,

discernment and commitment around the practices

of Turn – Learn – Pray – Worship – Bless – Go

– Rest, I pray we will grow as communities

following the loving, liberating, life-giving way of

Jesus. His way has the power to change each of our

lives and to change this world.

Your brother in the Way of Jesus,

The Most Reverend Michael B. Curry, Primate and Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church

*https://episcopalchurch.org/files/documents/brochure_

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Bishop Haynes to Begin Authorizing

Churches to Re-gather for Worship Diocesan eNews - June 16, 2020

Most recently, “the medical/legal subgroup of the

Advisory Panel for Re-Gathering for Worship in

the Diocese of Southern Virginia advised Bishop

Haynes that according to the Virginia Department

of Health, the data now supports a 14-day decline

in new COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations, deaths,

and percent positivity. Bishop Haynes, therefore, is

now ready to sign re-gathering applications that

would authorize worship according to Phase 1

guidelines. In doing so, churches are reminded to

submit their applications to the Diocesan office

and that re-gathering for worship is dependent on

the clergy's and vestry's readiness to proceed with

worship. Episcopalians in Southern Virginia are

also advised to attend worship only if they feel

they can do so safely.

May God continue to bless us as the Church in a

time when the world needs us to be the Church.”

Bishop Haynes to Begin Authorizing

Churches to Re-gather for Worship

Diocesan eNews - June 16, 2020 Most recently, “the medical/legal subgroup of the

Advisory Panel for Re-Gathering for Worship in the

Diocese of Southern Virginia advised Bishop Haynes

that according to the Virginia Department of Health,

the data now supports a 14-day decline in new

COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations, deaths, and percent

positivity. Bishop Haynes, therefore, is now ready to

sign re-gathering applications that would authorize

worship according to Phase 1 guidelines. In doing so,

churches are reminded to submit their applications to

the Diocesan office and that re-gathering for worship

is dependent on the clergy's and vestry's readiness to

proceed with worship. Episcopalians in Southern

Virginia are also advised to attend worship only if

they feel they can do so safely.

May God continue to bless us as the Church in a time

when the world needs us to be the Church.”

The Rev. M. Sue Reid St. Cyprian’s Episcopal Church welcomed The Rev. M. Sue Reid as one of its supply priest, while Fr. Ramsey was on

sabbatical. She served as the officiant and preacher at the church from May 31 – June 28, 2020.

Reverend Margaret Sue Reid is a graduate of Union Theological Seminary in New York City (Master of Sacred Music)

and Virginia Theological Seminary (Master of Divinity). Before coming to St. Cyprian’s, she served in many capacities in

the Diocese of Southern Virginia, including Liaison for the Diaconate and Chaplain for two Deacons Schools. Reverend

Reid has been a rector of two parishes and Canon to the Ordinary for Education and Spiritual Development in the Diocese

of Indianapolis.

She is presently a resident of Williamsburg, Virginia. Sue is married to Jon Strandberg. They have no children but share

their home with two black cats and a border collie/Labrador mix rescue dog. During an interview, Reverend Reid

responded to the questions below.

How long have you been in the ministry?

“I was ordained a deacon at the Cathedral in Louisville, Kentucky in June 1976. Women couldn't yet be legally ordained

priest in the Episcopal Church. Permission to change the Canons of the Episcopal Church came three months later in

September at the General Convention in Minneapolis and regular/legal ordinations of women began on January 1, 1977.

In June of 1977, I was priested in Owensboro, Kentucky. I served in Owensboro for about a year and a half; then as an

interim in Louisville, Kentucky for another year and a half. Next, I was an associate at St. Stephen's on the campus of

Ohio State and later a rector of a parish on the east side of Columbus before moving to Indianapolis. We moved again to

Seattle, Washington before relocating to Williamsburg, Virginia.”

Where did you start out?

“After high school in Louisville, I attended DePauw University in Greencastle, Indiana as an Applied Organ major and

then went onto Union Seminary in New York City. First, I received a degree in Sacred Music and went on to work

towards a master of divinity. I worked for a year in Louisville as a house parent at a state institution for “pre-delinquent”

teens before finishing my Master of Divinity degree at Virginia Seminary in Alexandria, Virginia.”

What (favorite things) do you look for in a parish?

“People who show they really care about each other and at the same time are willing to welcome in newcomers. I love to

sing, and I value congregations that share their faith in music.”

What has been your most rewarding or enjoyable part of the ministry?

“Sharing key moments in people's lives from birth to death, marriages, and illnesses is both an honor and a gift.”

Hobbies?

“Cooking; walks in the Historic Triangle; travel; learning the history of where I live; and serving as a guide at Bruton

Parish Church and the Art Museums of Colonial Williamsburg (especially the Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art

Museum)”

What do you think is the greatest challenge facing the Episcopal Church during this COVID-19 pandemic?

“Reminding ourselves that the Church is alive and well even though we're physically apart as congregations… Too often

we're so attached to our buildings that we lose sight of Paul's imagery of the Body of Christ that lives whether or not we're

in a building.”

IOC JOINS FORCES WITH WHO AND THE UNITED NATIONS TO FIGHT

COVID-19* *https://www.who.int/news-room/detail/23-06-2020-ioc-joins-

forces-with-who-and-the-united-nations-to-fight-covid-19

Athletes Share Messages to Keep Us #HEALTHYTogether

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) and

WHO (World Health Organization) launched a

partnership with the United Nations to encourage

individuals and communities around the world to

be #HEALTHYTogether. The three partners

and Olympic athletes will spotlight the global

collaboration needed to stay healthy and reduce

the spread and impact of COVID -19.

Olympic athletes will help deliver important

public health information, to inspire people to

adopt or continue behaviors that will curtail the

pandemic more provide information that

promotes physical and mental health. The

partnership kicked off June 23, 2020 with

Olympians around the world showcasing various

exercises to stay healthy during this time.

A WHO survey showed that many people who

had severe COVID-19 disease were already living

with or at risk for non-communicable diseases

(NCDs). The results emphasize the importance of

maintaining a healthy lifestyle including being

physically active, having a healthy diet, and

avoiding tobacco and alcohol.

“We are pleased to partner with the International

Olympic Committee to spread important health

messages that will save lives. Olympians will

help us advocate for healthier populations to

ensure that people are as resilient as our health

systems must be to fight COVID-19,”said

Dr.Tedros Adhanom, Ghebreyeus, Director

General, WHO.

Over the past six months, the COVID-19

pandemic has impacted every corner of the globe

and every aspect of people’s lives. The world is

looking for global institutions to work together

and for leaders to deliver reliable, credible

information from sources they trust. Olympic

athletes are symbols of strength that can act as

trusted messengers for this information.

IOC President Thomas Bach said, “Sport can

save lives. We have seen over the last few

months just how important sport and physical

activity are for health and well-being. And

working together with the WHO and the

United Nations we can take another step

together. We will ask our Olympic athletes to

help share the information and best practice

that the world needs now.”

Antonio Guterres, Secretary-General of the

United Nations, added “During this time of

unprecedented challenges and change – from

the COVID-19 pandemic to the ongoing

struggle for racial and social justice, to the

climate crisis – there has never been a greater

need for global solidarity and hope. The

Olympic movement and its athletes have

always brought out the best in humanity, and

the United Nations is pleased to work with the

International Olympic Committee and the

World Health Organization in calling on

people everywhere to unite and be

#HEALTHYTogether.”

The global partnership will act locally, through

the voices of Olympic athletes – voices that

symbolize perseverance, dedication and

endurance – qualities all individuals need

during this public health challenges. Using

digital platforms, WHO will work with athletes

to bring tailored health messages to people

who are living through various stages of the

pandemic.

As COVID-19 forces changes to our daily

routines and lives – from how we interact with

others to how we move and exercise – we need

to pay attention to our own mental and

physical health and help others who may need

extra support. By working together, the aim of

the partnership on Olympic Day and every day

is to stay Healthy Together.

Olive C. Ezell Health Care Task Force

NEXT VESTRY MEETING

Our next Vestry meeting will be held on

Tuesday, July 14, 2020. Please continue to share

your comments, questions, observations, and

suggestions with members of the Vestry. We

thank the Vestry for their hard work on behalf of

the congregation at St. Cyprian’s.

PHONE MINISTRY-STAYING

IN TOUCH

Jesus told Peter, “Feed my sheep!” There are lots

of ways we can “feed” one another, but one of

the best ways is through conversation. Since we

can't “be” together for worship services or for

Coffee Hour, the Vestry has helped us stay

connected and perhaps even helped us get to

know each other better.

If you are an active parishioner at St. Cyprian's,

you should have gotten at least one call from a

vestry member during the month...and perhaps

more than one. Each vestry person has a list of

people to contact, especially if we have a special

event coming up, or a cancellation of a planned

program, for any reason. The Vestry Calling List

was originally set-up to notify parishioners

regarding inclement weather scenarios or

emergency type issues.

The intent now is for us to reconnect with each

other and catch-up just like we're accustomed to

doing after church. We want members to know

that we are here for you and that you are indeed

in our thoughts and prayers. We also hope that

our church members feel they are kept well-

informed through the announcements in the

Sunday bulletin as well as the monthly

newsletter. ~ The Senior Warden, Stephanie

Kendall

KIDS PROGRAMING IN THE SUMMER

We’re taking a break from the 9:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. Sunday School during the summer.

Information regarding the fall Sunday School schedule will be announced at a later date.

LOOKING AHEAD!

The Vestry will be soon appointing the Health and Safety Officer. This individual will work with the

Vestry and Rector to oversee our compliance with health and safety guidelines as we prepare for re-

gathering for public worship. More information forthcoming.

Learn. Pray. Act.

PRAYER REQUEST/PASTORAL CARE

During this time of “social distancing,” we invite you to

please send an e-mail to the Parish Administrator with your

prayer request. We will forward this information to the

Senior Warden for pastoral care.

Please consider donating “Altar Flowers” in memory of or thanksgiving for a loved one, or to

commemorate a life event. St. Cyprian’s receives flower arrangements each week from a local florist

and gives parishioners the opportunity to take on the cost in exchange for a memoriam. After the

Sunday service, these flowers may then be delivered to people on the church’s prayer list.

Parishioners are asked to cover altar flowers for any Sunday throughout the year. An individual or

two families may share the cost. To donate flowers, please contact Eleanor Pritchett

(epritchett@cox.net) or Fannie Walls (fjwalls@verizon.net). Make check payable to St. Cyprian’s

Episcopal Church and mail it to the church or drop it off at the Parish Office. Thank you for your

generosity in supporting this ministry. ~ Eleanor Pritchett

CERTIFICATE OF LAY DELEGATES AND ALTERNATE

This year’s elected delegates are Jean H. Carnegie and Renee Escoffery-Torres. Mark Farquharson will

serve as the alternate delegate. Elected delegates and alternate will serve for an entire conciliar year beginning

July 1, 2020 and ending June 30, 2021. This term includes eligibility to vote at any Pre-Council Convocation

meetings in January, Annual Council in February, and any other Special Council or other called meetings that

may occur during this period.

BAG LUNCHES-LANGLEY VILLAGE St. Cyprian’s has been asked to resume its support of bag lunches for the seniors at Langley Village. Every fifth

Saturday, ECW’s H.E.L.P. Committee prepares lunches to be delivered to Langley Village. We are scheduled to

donate lunches to the seniors on August 29, 2020 and October 31, 2020. Please contact Eleanor Pritchett if you

are interested in supporting this ministry. ~ Eleanor Pritchett

PLEDGES AND OFFERINGS

We ask that you prayerfully maintain regular giving

if possible during this period of live stream church

services. Regular giving is important to continue St.

Cyprian’s presence and ministries. You may mail

your financial contribution to the church address-

1242 West Queen Street, Hampton, VA 23669 or

P. O. Box 65, Hampton, VA 23669. Please visit

our website to make electronic contributions to St.

Cyprian’s Episcopal Church. Thank you for your

unfailing generosity and faithful support of this

parish.

BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER Finding yourself without a prayer book at home?

Click

The Men’s Club is continuing its clothing drive to assist prisoners in local detention. Both women’s and men’s

clothing are still being collected for donation to the Hampton roads Community Action Program (HRCAP) in

the lower east end of Newport News. Please help us with this ministry. You may drop off your clothing

collection at St. Cyprian’s and put them in the boxes under the hallway coat rack. For more information, please

contact Henry Russell. ~ Henry Russell

If you have recently changed your address, phone

number or email address, please remember to let

us know so we can stay in touch. Call the Parish

Office, 757-723-8253, or email us at

Office@stcyprianshamptonva.org.

BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER Finding yourself without a prayer book at home? Click

on the link below for an electronic version. Follow

along during Sunday worship -

https://episcopalchurch.org/book-common-prayer.

FINANCIAL TEAM Pictured below are Trustee Lucius C. Wyatt and

Assistant Treasurer Jerome Sheppard.

JJUULLYY 220022OO SSCCRRIIPPTTUURREE RREEAADDIINNGGSS

JULY 5, 2020 - FIFTH SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST Genesis 24:34-38, 42-49, 58-67 Psalm 45:11-18

Romans 7:15-25a

Matthew 11:16-19, 25-30

JULY 12, 2020 - SIXTH SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST Genesis 25:19-34 Psalm 119:105-112

Romans 8:1-11

Matthew 13:1-9, 18-23

JULY 19, 2020 - SEVENTH SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST Genesis 28:10-19a

Psalm 139:1-11, 22-23 Romans 8:12-25

Matthew 13:24-30, 36-43

JULY 26, 2020 - EIGHTH SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST Genesis 29:15-28

Psalm 105:1-11, 45b Romans 8:26-39

Matthew 13:31-33, 44-52

The Very Rev. Dr. Ronald E. Ramsey

Away on Sabbatical The Rector is on sabbatical through Sunday, August 23, 2020. If you have pastoral concerns during this

time, please call the church at (757) 723-8253. If you have a pastoral emergency, please call the Senior

Warden, Stephanie Kendall, at (757) 869-9944 or Junior Warden, Juanita Alexander, at (757) 826-0544/

(757) 243-3004.

We welcome The Rev. C. Derek Pringle, who will serve as celebrant and preacher July 5-19, 2020 while

Fr. Ramsey is on sabbatical; and The Rev. William Thomas Martin, beginning July 26 – August 23, 2020.

7/4 Mark Farquharson

7/10 Lisa Barnes

7/12 Norman Wilkerson, III

7/15 Gail Boyd Jones

7/17 Jean Carnegie

7/23 Henry Russell

7/26 Olive Ezell

7/30 Patricia Allen Ganther

7/31 Curtis J. Winston

7/3 Lucius & Doris Wyatt

7/13 Kim & Will Canty

7/18 Regal & Rose DuBose

7/20 Deeno & Fiona Robinson-Powell

If we missed your birthday or anniversary,

please let us know by calling the Church

Office, (757)723-8253.

Independence Day

The Church Office will be closed on Saturday, July

4, 2020 in observance of the Fourth of July holiday.

Safe Church Training

Are you a youth volunteer, committee chair, Sunday

School Teacher, Vestry member or Lay Eucharistic

Visitor? If you are and you haven’t attended Safe

Church Classroom training in the past three years,

please sign-up for the Online Safe Church Training

session. To find out if you are in compliance, please

call the Parish Office. For more information

regarding the online training, visit the Diocesan

website.

IN OUR CYCLES OF PRAYER:

We Pray for Our Bishop: Susan B. Haynes

We Pray for Parishioners:

Brenda Vinson (King David Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, Pikesville, MD), Wayne

Walden, Shane Otey, Samuel E. Ewell, Jr., Jean Boyd, Gene Harden, Cornelius Taylor,

Tinea Savage-Otey, Cynthia Sutherland, Minnie Stiff, Norma Pinkelton, Olive Ezell,

Jeannette Lovett, Wilbert Lovett, Sylvester H. Newsome, Sr., Gwendolyn Newsome,

Crystal Diggs, Ron Minor, Will Canty IV, Vernell Walden, Adrienne Combs, Deacon Earl

Christian, Jodie Ansel James, Alex Strawn, Barbara Savage, and Bernice Wilson

We Pray for Friends and Family:

Derrick Edmonds, Lois Martin, Margaret Comegys, Bridget Canty, Clay Cane, Alexa

Munoz, Leonard Alexander, Howard Durrah, Cheryl Maxson, Doris Harris, Marcus Reid,

Jeannie & Paul Saunders, Beverly Amaya, Lily Holloman, Allison Jordan, Greg & Patrina

Newton, Kenneth Bullock, Peggy Winston, Dominique Jordan, the Rev. Martin Bolton,

Helena Hawthorne, Tony Leroy Duncan, Carolyn Blissett, Edith & Sana Harris, Jasen

Fykes (grandson of Rudolph and Eleanor Pritchett), Ron Durrah, Theodosia Peacock

(sister of Connie Daniels), Sylester Babb (sister of Dr. Minnie Stiff), Sophia McCloud

(sister of Lucretia Clayton), Shawna Harris Mathias (sister of Crystal Diggs), Joy Staton,

Atlena West (sister of Dr. Minnie Stiff), Christine Calhoun, Joyce Steadman (resident,

Hampton Sentara Life Care) and family, Marc Miller (father of Tamika Miller Benson),

Rev. Jerome R. Watson (brother of Laura L. Manigault), Jeffrey Peele, Oliver Christian

(brother of The Rev. Earl R. Christian), Howard Moore (brother of Lucretia Clayton),

Philip Whitaker (Crystal Diggs’ brother), Tyrone Comegys, Russell Rhorer (brother-in-

law of Samuel Ewell, Jr.), Evelyn Tricarico (mother-in-law of Erica Robinson Tricarico)

and Keaton Williams ( granddaughter of John and Renee Escoffery-Torres)

We Pray for Those Serving in the Military:

LaToya Artis (niece of Dr. Minnie Stiff); Capt. Luke Carpenter, III (grandson of Bill and

Fannie Walls), U.S. Marine Corps; John “Holland” Watkins (son of John & Maria

Watkins), U.S. Navy - on-board the USS James E. Williams; and Ensign Joy Maria

Watkins (daughter of John & Maria Watkins), U.S. Coast Guard - assigned to the Cutter

Douglas Munro

JULY 1, 2020 Wed. July 1st 11 a.m. & 7 p.m. Bible Study – Cancelled Thurs. July 2nd 12 p.m. Noonday Prayer – Cancelled Fri. July 3rd 11 a.m. Celestial Choir Rehearsal – Cancelled Sat. July 4th Independence Day

JULY 5, 2020 Sun. July 5th 10 a.m. Holy Eucharist, Rite II

Sun. July 5th 9 a.m. Inspirational Choir Rehearsal – Cancelled Sun. July 5th 9:45 a.m. -10:30 a.m. Free Coffee Ministry – Cancelled Sun. July 5th 10 a.m. Celestial Choir Rehearsal – Cancelled Sun. July 5th Five Dollar Sunday Wed. July 8th 11 a.m. & 7 p.m. Bible Study– Cancelled Thurs. July 9th 12 p.m. Noonday Prayer – Cancelled Fri. July 10th 11 a.m. Celestial Choir Rehearsal – Cancelled

JULY 12, 2020 Sun. July 12th 10 a.m. Holy Eucharist, Rite II Sun. July 12th 9:30 a.m. &10:30 a.m. Sunday School – Cancelled Sun. July 12th 9 a.m. Inspirational Choir Rehearsal – Cancelled Sun. July 12th 9:45 a.m. -10:30 a.m. Free Coffee Ministry – Cancelled Sun. July 12th 10 a.m. Celestial Choir Rehearsal – Cancelled Sun. July 12th 1 p.m. ECW Meeting – Cancelled Tue. July 14th 7:15 p.m. Vestry Meeting Wed. July 15th 11 a.m. & 7 p.m. Bible Study– Cancelled Thurs. July 16th 12 p.m. Noonday Prayer – Cancelled Fri. July 17th 11 a.m. Celestial Choir Rehearsal – Cancelled

JULY 19, 2020 Sun. July 19th 10 a.m. Holy Eucharist, Rite II Sun. July 19th 9:30 a.m. &10:30 a.m. Sunday School – Cancelled Sun. July 19th 9 a.m. Inspirational Choir Rehearsal – Cancelled Sun. July 19th 9:45 a.m. -10:30 a.m. Free Coffee Ministry – Cancelled Sun. July 19th 10 a.m. Celestial Choir Rehearsal – Cancelled Wed. July 22nd 11 a.m. & 7 p.m. Bible Study– Cancelled Thurs. July 23rd 12 p.m. Noonday Prayer – Cancelled Fri. July 24th 11 a.m. Celestial Choir Rehearsal – Cancelled

JULY 26, 2020 Sun. July 26th 10 a.m. Holy Eucharist, Rite II

Sun. July 26th H.E.L.P. Sunday Sun. July 26th 9 a.m. Inspirational Choir Rehearsal – Cancelled Sun. July 26th 9:45 a.m. -10:30 a.m. Free Coffee Ministry – Cancelled Sun. July 26th 10 a.m. Celestial Choir Rehearsal – Cancelled Wed. July 29th 11 a.m. & 7 p.m. Bible Study– Cancelled Thurs. July 30th 12 p.m. Noonday Prayer – Cancelled Fri. July 31st 11 a.m. Celestial Choir Rehearsal – Cancelled

JULY 2020 SERVERS’ SCHEDULE

Service July 5, 2020 July 12, 2020 July 19, 2020 July 26, 2020

Altar Guild Gail Boyd Jones;

Maria Watkins

Lucretia Clayton;

Lora Ham;

Eleanor Pritchett

Deborah Davis;

Stacey Hester;

Fannie J. Walls

Barbara Ward;

Brenda K. Vinson

Eucharistic Minister

Stephanie

Kendall

Stephanie

Kendall

Olive Ezell

William Walls, Jr.

Psalmist

Juanita Alexander

Gail Jones

Stacey Hester

Youth

Prayers of People

Stephanie

Kendall

Stephanie

Kendall

Olive Ezell

Norma Pinkelton

Acolyte

William Walls, Jr.;

Alberta Reid

Chloe Barnes;

Lucretia Clayton;

Simone Griffin;

William Walls, Jr.

DeLaine Headen

Lucretia Clayton;

William Walls, Jr.;

Renee Escoffery-

Torres;

Chloe Barnes;

Samantha Burney;

Lucretia Clayton;

Simone Griffin;

Jerome Sheppard

Usher

William Walls, Sr.;

Samuel Ewell;

Steve Ham

Connie

McCullough;

Regal Dubose

Lucretia Clayton;

John Watkins

Earl Hester;

Stacey Hester;

Mark Farquharson

E Eucharistic

Visitor

Cancelled

None Scheduled

Cancelled

None Scheduled

Daughters of the King

Cancelled

None Scheduled

Cancelled

None Scheduled

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Services: Sundays - 10 a.m.

Bible Study: Wednesdays - 11 a.m. & 7 p.m.

Rector: The Very rev. Dr. Ronald e. Ramsey

Email: Office@stcyprianshamptonva.org

St. Cyprian’s Episcopal Church

The Rt. Rev. Susan B. Haynes, Diocesan Bishop

The Very Rev. Dr. Ronald E. Ramsey, Rector

The Rev. Earl R. Christian, Deacon-in-Residence

Worship Services and Times

Sundays

10 a.m.

3rd Sundays

Sacrament of Healing

The Staff

Phyllis Holland-James, Director of Music Ministries

Timothy Goddard, Sexton

Bettie J. Swain, Parish Administrator

The Vestry

(Meets the 2nd Tuesday of each month @ 7:15 pm)

Stephanie Kendall (2020), Senior Warden

Juanita Alexander (2022), Junior Warden

Ardelle Anderson (2022

Lucretia Clayton (2020)

Mark Farquharson (2021)

Gail Boyd Jones (2020), Register

Connie McCullough (2020)

Norma H. Pinkelton (2021)

Leroy Stiff (2022)

Brenda K. Vinson (2021)

Fannie J. Walls (2022)

Maria Watkins (2021)

Deborah R. Davis, Treasurer

Mark Farquharson, Webmaster/Audio Visual Technician

St. Cyprian’s Episcopal Church

P.O Box 65

Hampton VA 23669-0065

Phone: 757-723-8253

E-Mail: Office@stcyprianshamptonva.org

Website: http://www.stcyprianshamptonva.org

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