Holy Eucharist Rite I

Adult Christian Formation

Holy Eucharist Rite II,

Children’s Sunday School

Mission Statement

To bring all people to unitywith God and each other inChrist by providing a safe andloving environment, recogniz-ing community diversity, andsharing God’s gifts within theAnglican Tradition.

Dear Friends in Christ,

He’s back!

Thanks be to God for bringing Father Barry back safe from his travels. In as much as I was happy forhim to have some time away for rest and rejuvenation, I’m equally happy to have him back. I’m surehe has much to share with us and I look forward to hearing.

Those of you who did not attend the “Welcome Back Dinner” on the 26th missed a really grand event.Thanks to Joann Blackstock and her crew, we were all treated like royalty. I am grateful to them fortheir generous spirits.

Continuing with the 50th Anniversary Project, next on the agenda is the wrap-up all-church retreat onSaturday, August 23rd at Clayton State University Continuing Education Building. I hope to see manyof you in attendance there. Father Raymond Gotko, Priest Associate at St. James, Marietta, will be thefacilitator. We will begin with breakfast at 9:00 a.m.; lunch will be served at 12:00, and a late after-noon snack. Reservations are needed by Monday, August 18 so that we can have an accurate count forfood. Funds from the Lilly Foundation Grant will cover the cost so there will be no charge to you forattending this event. Do plan to be there so that we can continue the dialogue about the future of St.Augustine’s.

There are three vacancies on the vestry, and on Sunday, August 3rd, during the 10:00 a.m. First Sun-day Breakfast, we will hold elections to fill these positions. Franklin Douglas, Phil Kyle, and WesleyWilliams have served us faithfully for the past three years, and we are thankful to God and to them fortheir service.

Looking ahead to the fall, I trust you have Saturday, October 11 marked on your calendar for the Au-tumn Faire. There are sign-up sheets in the Parish Hall for the various activities. Do stop by and signup. Proceeds from the Faire this year will go to Securus House and Holy Comforter. Let’s make thisone the biggest and best ever!

Grace and peace,

Veronica Ridenhour

Senior Warden

T h e M e s s e n g e rS t . A u g u s t i n e o f C a n t e r b u r y E p i s c o p a l C h u r c h

T he Se n i o r Wa r de n’s Cor ne r

I n s e r t s :

Kids Activity Page!

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I n s i d e t h i s i s s u e :

Senior Warden’s Corner 1

Financial Report 2

Church Retreat with RayGotko

3

Prayer List 4

St. Augustine’s News 5

Dinner and a Movie! 6

Pizza Party! 7

Lambeth and Health Fair 8

Birthdays and Anniversa-ries

9

Worship Schedule 10

Calendar 11

9:00 AM

10:00 AM

11:00 AM

Sunday Worship

Adult Bible Study7:30 PM

Thursday

RAINY DAY FUND BALANCE IS $31,803.61 THE RAINY DAY SAVINGS GOAL IS $40,960.

LILLY GRANT FUNDS: $15,000 received, minus $10,233.17 spent YTD leaves $4,766.83 balance.

MONTH-TO-DATE

YEAR- TO- DATE

June 2008

F in a n c ia l R e p o r t

ACTUAL BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET

Regular Contributions $16,687 $14,968 Regular Expenditures Paid $13,638 $14,641

ACTUAL BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET

Regular Contributions $85,418 $89,806 Regular Expenditures Paid $85,742 $89,914

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C h u c k’s C h e c ks a n d B a la n c e s

that need correction, or if you havequestions on how the data is pre-sented, please feel free to ask us any-time. It sure is easier to fix errors atmid year than at income tax time nextyear. And while you are examiningthe statement, determine if your com-mitment is current. Sure hope it is.

We would like to thank those thatare making significant efforts tobring their pledges up to date.June turned out to be a pretty goodmonth. In terms of contributions,it was the second largest of theyear. March, with Easter, was sig-nificantly larger than June. One ofthe reasons that June was prettygood is, as Deborah mentioned,

that there were five Sundays. Anotherreason is, as we said in the first sen-tence, is that we are slowly making upfor lost ground.

By the time these comments are read,you will have received your 2nd Quar-ter Contribution Statement. Pleasereview it carefully. If there are areas

D e b o r a h ’s Do l la r s a n d S e n s e

butions don’t pick up. Looking for-ward to Fr. Barry’s return from sabbati-cal, and then school resuming in theFall; perhaps attendance (and contribu-tions) will take an upward turn. With 6more months in the year, we just maysqueak by…

What the numbers are saying:With 5 Sundays in the month ofJune, contributions exceeded themonthly projection by $1,719 andexpenditures came in $1,003 belowbudget for a month-to-date surplusof $2,722. Year-to-date, however,our contributions are lagging by$4,388, while expenses are well be-low budget by $4,172. The overallresult is that we are ‘in the hole’ by$216 at the half-year mark.

What the numbers do not tell us:Actually, the numbers tell us everythingthere is to know. Contributions aredown. So is spending. But we are be-low the ‘break-even’ point by $216. OurReserve/Rainy Day Fund is holdingsteady at the moment. On the onehand, that’s good because we haven’thad to tap into it just yet. On the otherhand, it isn’t growing much either, is stillshort of its goal by over $9,000, and mayneed to be drawn upon in July if contri-

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At

Clayton State University Continuing Education Building

Room 301

With Facilitator

The Rev. Dr. Raymond Gotko

Priest Associate at St. James Marietta

We will begin with breakfast at 9:00 a.m.

Lunch will be served at 12:00

and a late afternoon snack

Reservations needed so that we can have an accurate count for food

Call the church office 770-961-9353, by

Monday, August 18 to make your reservation

The Rev. Dr. Raymond Gotko will be the facilitator at our all-church retreat on Saturday, August 23rd.

Fr. Gotko is the Associate Rector at St. James’ Episcopal Church in Marietta, Georgia. A former UGA college professor of music,he left the university in 1987 to attend seminary at The University of the South in Sewanee, Tennessee. Following seminary heserved as the musician at St. Patrick’s in Dunwoody with The Rev. Gray Temple and then at Grace-Calvary in Clarkesville, Georgiawith The Rev. Barbara Taylor. In 1999 Fr. Gotko was called to be rector at St. Andrew’s, Fort Valley and in 2003 he answered thecall to St. James’ in Marietta.

He is a graduate of the Church Development Institute and Start-Up-Start-Over, intense courses dedicated to church growth in sizeand spirituality. Before his ordination Fr. Gotko was involved in Cursillo in the diocese of Atlanta. His background includes muchwork in contemplative prayer, which led him to complete an extended retreat in the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius of Loyola.

Currently he serves the diocese on the Commission on Congregational Growth and Development and the Commission on Music.

We are delighted to have him working with us on our 50th Anniversary Project.

50th Anniversary Project

“Revisiting our Past and Envisioning Our Future”

Wrap-up All-Church Retreat

Saturday, August 23, 2008

The Rev. Dr. Raymond M. Gotko

JONATHAN REID,

CLARON ROBINSON,

DON ROBINSON,

DARLENE ROGERS,

WILMA ROSS,

ANTONIO BERNARD SAUNDERS,

NORMAN SAUNDERS,

SHIRLEY SAUNDERS,

WALTER SCOTT,

MICHAEL SESIT,

NANCY SIMS,

SADIE STARRETT,

FELIX STEERMAN AND FAMILY,

DANIEL STRAUSS,

LOGAN GANT-TWEEDIE and family,

MATT & GARRETT SOUTHERLAND,

ANITA SWANSON,

KIMBERLY SZILAGYI,

BYRON TAYLOR,

CHERYL THOMAS,

JAMES EVERITT THOMAS,

DORIS VAN HOOZER,

JOHNNY VAUGHN,

PIERRE VERCRUYSSE & FAMILY,

BETH VIGIL,

MARY WAGNER,

RICKY WALLS,

DENISE WESTER,

ADRIENNE WILLIAMS,

ALLEN WILLIAMS,

ALVIN WILLIAMS,

JAY & RENÉE WOODS,

GEORGE ZIMMER

BEVERLY ANDREWS,

TYLER BLAND,

JEFF BRAGG,

JOSHUA BROOKS,

K e e p i n y o u r p r ay e r s

MARK BARNES,

GEORGE BEAL,

VIRGINIA BENNETT,

ALICE BERKHAN,

NANCY BERNER,

JOHN BLAIZE,

DONNA BRAVARD,

ETHEL CHASTAIN,

JOCIE COCKRELL,

GAIL CONVILLE,

THE REV. BARBARA CRAFTON,

MARK CRAWFORD,

CONNIE CURRY,

CARRIE CURTIS,

JEAN DANIELS,

RACHEL DANIELS,

JIMMY DAVIS,

ALICIA DERIN,

DIANA DUNCAN,

GLENDA DYKES,

LOU EASTER,

CHRIS FEATHER,

OLIVIA FELINTIN,

EVELYN FOWLKES,

FELIX GARCIA,

LORRAINE GEIGER,

SUSIE GIRARDEAU,

EVA and QUENTIN GRIFFIN,

CHERYL HAGAN,

THE HAPPE FAMILY,

BEVERLY HARBIN,

AINSLEE HARVEY,

LESLIE & DAVE HARVEY,

GABRIEL HENDERSON,

MARINA HINCHEY,

ANDRE HIXON,

SABRINA G. HIXON,

ROYAL & GLORIA HURST,

J.B. JOHNSON,

LOU JOHNSON,

JIMMY JONES,

JODIE JONES,

YAN & KARL KANOLL,

AUNDREE KELLAM,

BETTY KILPATRICK,

LYDIA KIRILENKO,

THE KIRK FAMILY,

JAMES LEMACKS,

THERESA MATTISON,

PAT MATHIS,

RUTH MATHIS,

MIMI McDONALD,

DESREE McNEIL,

WADE McCOY AND FAMILY,

IVAN MENDEZ & FAMILY,

JIM & PEGGY MENTZ,

DAVID MITCHELL,

ALMA & CLAYMON MOORE,

EDD MOORE,

MIKE MOORE,

PAULA NESFIELD,

NELSON NOBLE,

THE HARRY NUTTER FAMILY,

ASSUNTA PALMISANO,

KAREN PARSONS,

DEVON PINCKNEY,

BECKY POPE,

JOHN POWELL,

LINDA RAUCH & FAMILY,

CHRISTA REYNOLDS,

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GARY HOGAN,

ROBERT NOBLE,

KEVIN PARROTT

THOSE ON ACTIVE DUTY IN THE MILITARY:

Don’t forget our First Sunday Interna-tional Pot Luck Breakfasts at the 10:00hour every 1st Sunday! Join us as the

9 and 11 o’clockers come together inthe Parish Hall to share dishes fromour very diverse congregation!

Father Barry will be back with us.Welcome back Fr. B! And we willalso hold vestry elections at thistime.

First Sunday International Pot Luck Breakfast!!! August 3rd

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We are having our Free 2nd Saturday Community Breakfast from 9:00—10:00 am.Come join us for a great breakfast and fellowship with the community!

2nd Saturday Community Breakfast - August 9th

Check it Out!

Point your browser here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y2g_cw-BDI0 and see how many familiar faces yourecognize!

St. Augustine’s on YouTube!

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“In all of this healing and challenging, Je-sus was embodying his central message ofthe reign of God. He demonstrated that itwas a dynamic relationship of deep trust inGod and loving solidarity among people.He made no distinction between the spiri-tual and physical or social needs for heal-ing. The salvation he brought was a free-dom for the whole person which brought

his disciples into community with oth-ers in a new way. This community wasmotivated with such compassion thatits members held their material re-sources in common. People outside thecommunity commented, “Look howthey love one another,” as a response tothe new creation which Jesus had be-gun in their midst.” --- Education for

Ministry (EfM), Common Lessons andSupporting Materials.

EfM will resume at St. Augustine’s inSeptember. For more information, con-tact Ken Kimsey.(kkimsey@charter.net) 678-272-2689.

An EfM Reflection: ‘Look how they love one another . . .’

We are now back to our 11:00 AM time for the Rite II service. (The 9:00 a.m. Rite I service remains the same.)

LISTEN UP! Back to the regular time

St. Augustine Chapter of the Daughters of the King will resume their monthly meetings on August 2nd. Pleasecontact Donna Smith with any concerns or requests

Daughters of the King resume on Saturday August 2nd

Wizard of Oz Dinner and a Movie in the Parish Hall - August 9th

The Social Committee will host a themed dinner (at 5:00 pm), trivia contest (with prizes!), and movie (at 7:00 pm)(see flyer next page). Please contact a Social Committee Chair OR sign up in the Gathering Room or Parish Hall sowe’ll know how much food to plan for. Feel free to show up in costume! (but remember, it’s a long movie so makesure it’s a comfortable costume!)

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We’re off to see the Wizard!Join us in the Parish Hall on Saturday, August 9th for

DINNER AND A MOVIEFeaturing:

THE WIZARD OF OZ

“There’s no place like St. Augustine’s….

there’s no place like St. Augustine’s….”

Dinner will be served buffet-style from 5 – 6:15 p.m.

Dessert and results of the Wizard of Oz Trivia contest from 6:15- 6:45 p.m.

Movie will begin promptly at 7:00 p.m.

$5 Donation per person to defray food costs

Please RSVP to any Social Committee Chair

Fred/Deborah Barwise at 770-506-2894

Matt/Kim Johnson at 770-227-2402

Or call the church office at 770-961-9353

(Sign up sheets will also be available at the church this Sunday)

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WHAT? PIZZA PARTY

WHERE? IN THE PARISH HALL

WHEN? SUNDAY, AUGUST 25th

AT 12:30 P.M.

WHY? TO KICK OFF SUNDAY SCHOOL 08-09!!

FELLOW PARISHIONERS

THIS EVENT WILL KICK OFF A NEW SUNDAY SCHOOL YEAR

FOR ALL AGES!!

CHILDREN, TEENS, PARENTS AND PARISHIONERS ARE INVITED.

INVITATIONS WILL BE SENT TO COMMUNITY CHILDREN WHO ATTENDEDTHE EASTER BUNNY BRUNCH AS WELL AS TO THE CHILDREN AND YOUTH

OF OUR PARISH.

LET’S ALL CELEBRATE THE SPIRIT THAT IS

SAINT AUGUSTINE OF CANTERBURY

EPISCOPAL CHURCH

IN MORROW, GEORGIA

MARY JOB

CHRISTIAN FORMATION

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4th Annual 13th Congressional District

HEALTH FAIR

Saturday, August 16, 2008, 10AM-2PM

Mundy’s Mill High School in Jonesboro

9652 Fayetteville Road (Hwy 54) Jonesboro, GA 30238

Free health screenings including: Cholesterol, glucose, vision, hearing, dental, blood pressure, HIV and manymore. Blood drive, cooking demonstrations and fun activities for children including the “Smoke Out” bus and adriving simulator for teens. Learn about health care options including Peach Care, prescription drug assistance,and other government and private sector programs for the uninsured.

For more information visit www.davidscott.house.gov or call: (770) 432-5405

The Office of the BishopJuly 17, 2008

A reminder about our Bishops' Blog from Lambeth ...

Before the weekend starts, I want to remind you -- and encourage you to pass along to yourparishes -- that our bishops are sharing blogging responsibilities while they are at the LambethConference. Their goal is to post something daily, time and Internet connection permitting. Wemay even receive some photographs.

There is a link to their blog, titled "A Lambeth Journal," on the main page of the diocesan web-site, episcopalatlanta.org. Feel free to create a link from your parish's website. The address iswww.lambethjournal.blogspot.com. You also might want to bookmark this link to make it easierto find later.

Last evening, Bishop Alexander posted an informative wrap-up of his first several days, whichincluded a visit to the Diocese of Portsmouth and the opening of the conference. The confer-ence continues 17 more days, ending Sunday, Aug. 3.

Don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions. I hope you are having an enjoyable andrestorative summer!

Peace,

Nan RossDirector of Communication

404-601-5348 or 800-537-6743, ext. 140nross@episcopalatlanta.org

Lambeth

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2008 LAWNMOWING SCHEDULE

Happy Bi r thday!

Melik David 08/01

Bert Sports 08/02

Sue Cash 08/05

Susanne Ross 08/13

Kim Johnson 08/14

Allecyn Gay 08/16

Mary Job 08/16

Terrill Rennie 08/16

John Cockrell 08/18

Elizabeth Braswell 08/19

Jeanne Arnold 08/21

Ezinne Ifi 08/21

William Marshall 08/21

Graham Maddux 08/26

Robert Lynch 08/27

Fran Stephenson 08/28

Sumilda Rojas 08/31

Lena and Alvin Williams 08/03

Susana and Phil Kyle 08/30

Happy Annive rsa ry!

Copyright© by Len Jones. All rights reserved.

http://webs.Lanset.com/akajones/

Heavenly Humor

August 2nd Phil Kyle

August 9th Sterling White

August 16th David Green

August 23rd Doug Francis

August 30th David Moore

Sept. 6th Ifi Bradshaw

Sept 13th Fred Barwise

Sept 20th Phil Kyle

Sept 27th Sterling White

THE MINISTERS OF WORSHIPAugust 2008

Note: Please be at the church a minimum of 20 minutes prior to the service and report to the Verger. If you will not be available for yourscheduled service, please arrange a replacement. Call David Green at (678) 234-9929 if you cannot make arrangements with someone else.

DATE TIME LAY READER(S) ACOLYTES ALTAR GUILD USHER(S) GREETER(S)1st Sunday

August3rd

9:00am Chalice and Psalm – Sterling White2nd Lesson – David Shaw (Cong)Prayers of the People – Mary Job (Cong)

Crucifer /Server/Chalice/1st Lesson – Lee Cash

Verger – Chuck DaleFlo Webster

11:00am 1st Chalice – Veronica Ridenhour2nd Chalice – Ginny Harrell1st Lesson –Ken Kimsey (Cong)2nd Lesson – Rebecca WeaverPrayers of the People –Bob Myers(Cong)

Thurifer - :Phil KyleServer/Crucifer – Robert HarrellBanner -Torches – Ivan Mendez & Tino Lopez

Flo WebsterLena WilliamsRonica Malvea

David MooreCorrie West

Peggy Beal

2nd

SundayAugust

10th

9:00am Chalice and Psalm –Matt Johnson2nd Lesson – Flo Webster (Cong)Prayers of the People –Lee Cash(Cong)

Crucifer /Server/Chalice/1st Lesson – Phil Kyle

Verger – Sterling WhiteRobert LynchSylvia Lynch

11:00am 1st Chalice –Rebecca Weaver2nd Chalice – Philip Kyle1st Lesson – Cynthia Jacobs (Cong)2nd Lesson – Bob Myers(Cong)Prayers of the People – James Blackstock (Cong)

Thurifer - Veronica RidenhourCrucifer – Ivan MendezServer – Ivan MendezBanner –Torches – Summer Reyneke & Stormy Reyneke

Beth CaptinoTony CaptinoJohn Cockrell

Susanna KyleKim Siebert

Lena Williams

3rd SundayAugust

17th

9:00am Chalice and Psalm – Chuck Dale2nd Lesson – Mary Job Cong)Prayers of the People – David Shaw(Cong)

Crucifer /Server/Chalice/1st Lesson - Matt Johnson

Verger – Phil KyleFred Viele

11:00am 1st Chalice –Rebecca Weaver2nd Chalice – Ginny Harrell1st Lesson – Wesley Williams (Cong)2nd Lesson – Susanna Kyle Cong)Prayers of the People – Ken Kimsey (Cong)

Thurifer – Chuck DaleCrucifer – Robert HarrellServer – Robert HarrellTorches – Joy Marshall & Faith Marshall

Marina HincheyCatharine GrooverJudy Erhardt-Sinor

Kathleen HaylesLeslie Hayles Peggy Beal

4th

SundayAugust

24th

9:00am Chalice and Psalm – Phil Kyle2nd Lesson – Mary Job (Cong)Prayers of the People – David Shaw(Cong)

Crucifer/Server/Chalice/1st Lesson – Lee Cash

Verger – Chuck DaleLaUna Rozier-Moore

11:00am 1st Chalice – Veronica Ridenhour2nd Chalice – Wesley Williams1st Lesson – Susanna Kyle(Cong)2nd Lesson – Ken Kimsey (Cong)Prayers of the People – Bob Myers (Cong)

Thurifer – Ivan Mendez

Crucifer and Server– Phil KyleBanner –Torches – Summer Reyneke & Stormy Reyneke

Yvonne ChevannesMary Job

David Green

Corrie WestDavid Moore Lena Williams

5th

SundayAugust 31

9:00am Chalice and Psalm – Mary Job2nd Lesson – Flo Webster (Cong)Prayers of the People – Lee Cash (Cong)

Crucifer/Server/Chalice/1st Lesson – Matt Johnson

Verger – Sterling WhiteFred Viele

11:00am 1st Chalice – Wesley Williams2nd Chalice – Rebecca Weaver1st Lesson – Rebecca Weaver2nd Lesson – Susanna Kyle(Cong)Prayers of the People – James Blackstock (Cong)

Thurifer – Chuck DaleCrucifer – Veronica RidenhourServer– Veronica RidenhourBanner –Torches – Joy Marshall & Faith Marshall

Marina HincheyCatharine GrooverJudy Erhardt-Sinor

Beth CaptinoTony Captino

Peggy Beal

Organist/Choirmaster: Grace Caudle. Choir: Glenda Frederick, Doug Francis, David Green, Ginny Harrell, Robert Harrell, Cindy Moody, Veronica Ridenhour, , Emily Vail, Donna White, Alvin Williams, Thelma Williams

Banner for Community Breakfast : Corrie West

ST. AUGUSTINE OF CANTERBURY EPISCOPAL CHURCHAUGUST 2008

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

REGULAR SUNDAY EVENTS:(exceptions noted on actual dates)

9:00 am Holy Eucharist Rite I10:00 am Adult Christian Formation11:00 am Holy Eucharist Rite II &

Children’s Christian Formation

1 2

11:00 am -Daughters of the King

(in Founders Hall)

3THE TWELFTH SUNDAY AFTERPENTECOST

10:00 a.m. First SundayPotLuck Breakfast

10:15 am – Vestry Elections

4Open Hand Meals

5

11:15 am - Meals onWheels

6:00 pm - TOPS

610:00-2:00 - Bridge Buddies

7

7:30 pm – Adult Bible Study

8 99:00 – 10:00 a.m. –

Second SaturdayCommunity Breakfast

10:00 a.m. Holy Eucharist

10:30 a.m. Vestry Meeting

Dinner and a Movie in theParish Hall5:00 pm Dinner & Trivia7:00 pm Movie:

The Wizard of Oz

10THE THIRTEENTH SUNDAYAFTER PENTECOST

12:30 pm – Dream Group

11

Open Hand Meals

1211:15 am - Meals on

Wheels

6:00 pm - TOPS

7:00 p.m. Book Club

1310:00-2:00 – Bridge Buddies

14

7:30 pm – Adult Bible Study

15 16

17THE FOURTEENTH SUNDAYAFTER PENTECOST

10:00 am – Annual Parish Meeting

18

Open Hand Meals

1911:15 am - Meals on

Wheels

6:00 pm - TOPS

2010:00-2:00 - Bridge Buddies

21

7:30 pm – Adult Bible Study

22 239:00 a.m. Parish Retreat –wrapping up Visioning OurFutureClayton State University

24THE FIFTEENTH SUNDAYAFTER PENTECOST

12:30 pm – Pizza Party forYouth of All Ages

12:30 pm - Dream Group

25Open Hand Meals

2611:15 am - Meals on

Wheels

6:00 pm - TOPS

2710:00-2:00 – Bridge Buddies

28

7:30 pm – Adult Bible Study

29 30

31THE SIXTEENTH SUNDAYAFTER PENTECOST

The Rt. Rev. Neil Alexander, Bishop

The Rev. Barry Griffin, Rector

Grace Caudle, Organist, Choirmaster

Deborah Barwise, Parish Administrator

Chuck Dale, Treasurer

Bob Myers, Clerk

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Pentecost

1. Increase Attendance and Participation at Christian Formation and Worship.

2. Meet our Reserve Account Goal.

3. Restore Our 10% Pledge to the Diocese for 2009.

Front Page Artwork created by:

Elizabeth Braswell

Victoria Buntin, editor pro-tem

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MORROW, GA

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Christian Formation Opportunities

Children’s Sunday School Sundays 11 am

Adult Forum with Mary Job Sundays 10 am

Education for Ministry Sundays 4 pm

Adult Bible Study Thursdays 7:30 pm

For information, contact Mary Job, Christian Formation Chair:

thejobs30236@bellsouth.net or phone (770) 478-6561

St. Augustine Vestry

Veronica Ridenhour Sr. Warden / Inreach

Franklin Douglas Jr. Warden / Grounds

Victoria Buntin Communications

David Green Worship

Mary Job Christian Formation

Matt Johnson Building

Philip Kyle Finance

Bill Marshall Outreach

Wesley Williams Parish Life

1221 Morrow RoadP.O. Box 169Morrow, Georgia 30260-0169

Phone: 770-961-9353Fax: 678-422-7761Email: staugustinecant@earthlink.nethttp://staugustine.episcopalatlanta.org

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