October 18: Due to the forecast track of Hurricane Wilma, Diocesan Convention has been postponed. As soon as a new date is set, information will be posted.

How is the church like a TV “reality” show? We’ll soon see--“Extreme Makeover: God’s Edition” will be the theme of the Diocesan Convention, Oct. 21-22 at St. Gregory’s, Boca Raton.

Some convention deadlines have already come and gone, but please note these: Nominations must be submitted by Oct. 3 (these go to the Secretary of Convention, Fr. Bernard Griffith, Christ Episcopal Church, PO Box 330006, Miami, FL 33133); material to be included in convention packets must be in the Diocesan Office by Oct. 12, and the deadline for convention registration is also Oct. 12.  Online registration is available at www.episcopalsouthflorida.org/register.html. For hotel reservations at Embassy Suites, Boca Raton, call 1-800-EMBASSY, and say that you are attending the Diocese of Southeast Florida Convention; the special room rate is not guaranteed after Oct. 7.

Childcare for children ages 4-12 will be available at St. Gregory’s during the convention sessions both Friday and Saturday, as well as during the Eucharist. A donation of $10 is requested, and registration is necessary; the deadline is Oct. 14. To register, call Reta at St. Greory’s, 561-395-8285 or email stgreg@bellsouth.net. Childcare for the banquet is available through Alexandra’s Sitting Service (licensed and bonded), 561-702-1011; the deadline is Oct. 5. To reserve an exhibit table please email your request, prior to October 12, 2005, to Walter Stuart, wstuartvgr@bellsouth.net

COMING EVENTS:

Safeguarding God’s Children - Oct. 1, 9 a.m.-noon, St. Stephen’s, Coconut Grove (Miami); Oct. 15, 10 a.m.-3 p.m., (French) St. Christopher’s, Ft. Lauderdale

Women’s Cursillo - Oct. 6-9, Duncan Center

Happening #21 - Oct. 7-9, St. Joseph’s, Boynton Beach

Men’s Cursillo - Oct. 13-16, Duncan Center

POSTPONED Diocesan Convention - Oct. 21-22, St. Gregory’s, Boca Raton POSTPONED

Introduction to Benedictine Prayer - Nov. 4-6, Duncan Center

Anti-Racism Training - Nov. 5, 9 a.m.-4 p.m., St. Stephen’s, Coconut Grove (Miami); Feb. 4, 2006, location and details TBA

Introduction to Disaster Mental Health Training - Nov. 10, Duncan Center

Red Cross CPR/AED Training - Nov. 11, Duncan Center

Multicultural Ministry Training - Nov. 11 & 12, Duncan Center

Bishop’s Lay Ministry Awards - Nov. 19, St. Martin’s-in-the-Fields, Pompano Beach

Advent Camp (3^rd-12^th graders) - Dec. 17-19, DaySpring Camp and Conference Center

Kenya Mission - Dec. 23, 2005-Jan. 10, 2006

Holy Comforter Nicaragua Mission - Jan. 16-26, 2006

New web address—The diocesan website can now be accessed through a new web address, which we are using in our advertising campaign: www.episcopalsouthflorida.org. For the foreseeable future, you will still find our site at www.diosef.org, but we think the new address will be easier to remember, especially when we are telling seekers how to find us.

Hurricane response—As of Sept. 28, parishioners in the diocese had donated more than $25,000 to the diocesan fund for hurricane relief, in addition to funds given to Episcopal Relief and Development and a variety of in-kind donations. A diocesan Disaster Relief Task Force has been formed, with a two-fold purpose: To coordinate our diocesan response to both immediate and long-term needs of the people of the churches and communities affected by this season’s hurricanes; and to develop a diocesan plan for response to any future hurricane or other catastrophic event in our own area. 

The Episcopal Church nationally is coordinating disaster relief through a new church-wide system, a four-phase response called “We Will Stand With You”, under the direction of the Bishop Suffragan for Chaplaincies, George Packard. Our diocesan Task Force has contacted Bishop Packard’s office, to make sure that the resources we offer will be used where they are best suited and most needed. News and updates on needs, resources and how to help are available from Episcopal News Service at a webpage called HELP (Hurricane Emergency Links Portal) http://www.episcopalchurch.org/help and our Task Force will also be posting updates at the Hurricane Response link on the front page of our website.

In cooperation with the Red Cross, the Duncan Center is offering a three-hour Introduction to Disaster Mental Health Training on Nov. 10 and Red Cross CPR and AED (defibrillator) training on Nov. 11. Contact the Duncan Center, 561-496-4130, for details.

Continue to give—all funds donated to the diocese for hurricane relief will go directly to hurricane-related needs, as identified through Bishop Packard’s office and the dioceses in those areas. Donations can be made by clicking on “donations” at www.epsicopalsouthflorida.org, or through Episcopal Relief and Development, http://www.er-d.org/

Above all, continue to pray for the victims of the storms, for those who are working to help them recover, and in Bishop Frade’s words, “pray also for guidance and generous hearts in our efforts to help”.

Planned Rebuilding Mission to Mississippi--All Saints, Ft. Lauderdale, has "adopted" Christ Church in Bay St. Louis, Mississippi as they face the daunting and also deeply hopeful challenge of rebuilding their facilities from the ground up. On Nov. 6-12, All Saints, together with 14 other parishes from across the country, will be traveling for a rebuilding mission in Bay St. Louis. The group will stay in the gymnasium of Coastal Episcopal School and help with offloading supplies coming into the community, actual rebuilding efforts, cooking, etc. The group is also accepting supplies to take with them; for a list of needed items, go to http://www.allsaintsfl.org/hurricane.htm. Others are welcome to join this trip—there is lodging for up to 150. All Saints is extending an invitation to anyone interested in joining this mission to attend a meeting on October 20th at 6:00 PM in the Parish House of All Saints (333 Tarpon Drive, Ft. Lauderdale, FL). If you have any questions, please contact the team leader of this effort, Russell Phelps at phelpsrussell@yahoo.com

Ad Campaign—The national Episcopal television ad targeted specifically at “GenX” persons (early 20s-early 40s) ran the weekend of Aug. 27-28 on a number of networks, and again in September. After a couple weeks of hurricane-related delays, our diocesan advertising campaign is now in place. The national ad and its audio and print versions are running as public service announcements on local radio and television and in hometown newspapers throughout the diocese, from Key West up through Martin County. We have also posted the ad in 43 bus shelters throughout the diocese. If you haven’t seen the ad on TV, you can see it online at www.episcopalchurch.org/adcollaborative; click on “Monitors”, in either English or Spanish. Please encourage friends you would like to invite to church to view it, too—it might be a good conversation-starter! The cost of our diocesan advertising will be between $15,000 and $20,000, so Bishop Frade has asked for donations toward this expense, which is far beyond the scope of the Communications Ministry budget. Donate online by clicking on "donations” on our website, www.diosef.org. Of course you can also mail a check payable to the Diocese of Southeast Florida, marked for "diocesan ad campaign", to: Diocese of Southeast Florida, 525 NE 15 St., Miami, FL  33132.

"Safeguarding God’s Children" training—Three “Safeguarding God’s Children” classes will be offered this month: Oct. 1, 9 a.m.-noon, St. Stephen’s, Miami—contact Fr. Drew Bunting, dbunting@sseds.org or 305-448-2601; Oct. 29, 9 a.m.-noon, Church of the Transfiguration, Opa-locka, 305-681-1660; and in French, Oct. 15, 10 a.m.-3 p.m., at St. Christopher’s, Ft. Lauderdale--contact Fr. Frantz Casseus, fcasseus@gbronline.com, or 305-305-769-4783. If your parish or school is offering a training session that will be open to those outside the parish, or if you want to schedule a training, please contact Gail McShane, gail@diosef.org. All clergy officiating in this diocese, either canonically resident or licensed to officiate, must be certified as having completed this training by Dec. 31 of this year.

Human Needs Grants for 2006—Parish outreach and Jubilee ministries may submit applications for Human Needs Grants from the 2006 diocesan budget beginning Friday, Oct.7. The deadline for submitting applications (and reports on the use of funds from 2004 grants) is Nov. 18; no applications will be considered after that date. To download application forms and guidelines, click here, or contact the convener of Human Needs ministry, Fr. Rev. Winston Wright, 561-845-6060 or wrightwright@aol.com.

Review of employee benefits--A review of the benefits package offered to clergy and lay staff serving in the diocese will be held at Bethesda-by-the-Sea on Monday, Oct. 31, from 11:00 am to 12:30 pm. Lunch will be provided. To reserve your space, please e-mail Reed Sprague at sprague@bbts.org or call Reed at: 561-655-4555, ext. 11, by Oct. 27.

Anti-Racism Training—The location of the Anti-Racism Training workshop for Nov. 5 has been changed from St. Paul’s, Delray Beach, Delray Beach, to St. Stephen’s, Coconut Grove (Miami), co-hosted by Christ Church. The workshop is from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. The cost is $10, which includes a continental breakfast, lunch and all workshop materials. Registration is online at www.episcopalsouthflorida.org/register.html. This training, which was mandated by General Convention for all clergy and lay leaders, was first offered in this diocese last November for diocesan staff, Executive Board and Standing Committee. The Commission intends to make these training workshops ongoing throughout the diocese and to involve as many people as possible. An additional workshop is scheduled for Feb. 4, 2006, location and details to be announced.

Anti-Racism Training—The location of the Anti-Racism Training workshop for Nov. 5 has been changed from St. Paul’s, Delray Beach, Delray Beach, to St. Stephen’s, Coconut Grove (Miami), co-hosted by Christ Church. The workshop is from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The cost is $10, which includes a continental breakfast, lunch and all workshop materials. Registration will be online at www.episcopalsouthflorida.org/register.html. This training, which was mandated by General Convention for all clergy and lay leaders, was first offered in this diocese last November for diocesan staff, Executive Board and Standing Committee. The Commission intends to make these training workshops ongoing throughout the diocese and to involve as many people as possible. An additional workshop is scheduled for Feb. 4, 2006, location and details to be announced.

Multicultural Ministry Training—The Rev. Dr. Eric F.H. Law, consultant and trainer for multicultural ministry development, will join Bishop Ottley to present a 16-hour two-day workshop on Multicultural Ministry for clergy and lay leaders, Nov. 11 (9 a.m.-9 p.m.) and 12 (9 a.m.-5 p.m.) at the Duncan Center. The course, a continuation of the theme of the Bishop’s Spring Conference, “One Body--Many Members”, is designed to provide participants with the knowledge, skills, and tools needed to create diversity-capable ministries, and will feature many guest speakers. The fee is $125 for double occupancy, $150 for single occupancy and $75 for commuters; the fees include lodging, meals and conference materials. Registration will be online at www.episcopalsouthflorida.org/register.html.

Bishop’s Lay Ministry Awards--The third annual Bishop’s Awards for Lay Ministry will be presented at an 11 a.m. service Nov. 19 at St. Martin’s-in-the-Fields, Pompano Beach. Each congregation has been asked to choose one person it wishes to honor for outstanding ministry in the parish. Names of those to be honored, with a short description of the person’s ministry, must be submitted to Bishop Leo Frade’s secretary, Sally James, by email or mail no later than Nov. 1.

Duncan Center update—The Duncan Center has recently updated its website, www.duncancenter.org, with more information on programs and facilities. The Center would like its site to be linked to the websites of all parishes in the diocese—and to have all parish websites listed in its links. The Center is also asking for a person to be appointed in each parish to act as a Duncan Center liaison, to be sure parishioners know about programs and opportunities for spiritual development offered by the Center. Upcoming programs include: An Introduction to Benedictine Prayer, Nov. 4-6; “Parents as Coaches” classes, Oct. 16-29 and Nov. 13; and “ ‘Do-Gooders’ Who Changed the World”, Nov. 1-3, 10:30 a.m.-1 p.m., lunch included. For information on being a parish liaison, linking with the website or for the details of any Duncan Center program, contact Program Director Veneta Lorraine, at 561-496-4130 or vlorraine@adlephia.net 

“A mini-sabbath respite for thirsty souls”—The Duncan Center now offers three regular weekly opportunities for spiritual refreshment: Taize prayer and chant, Mondays, 7- 8 p.m., in the Schofield Chapel; Tai chi class, Tuesdays, 9:30-10:30 a.m.; labyrinth guided meditation, Wednesdays 6:30-7:30 p.m.

Labyrinth programs with Lauren Artress—The Rev. Dr. Lauren Artress, founder of Veriditas, the organization that has reintroduced the labyrinth and walking meditation as spiritual tools, will be in residence at the Duncan Center for a series of labyrinth-related programs May 26-30, 2006. In addition to leading a labyrinth retreat May 26 and 27, Artress will offer a day with clergy, spiritual directors and retreat leaders on May 28 and labyrinth facilitator training May 29-30.

Staff positions open at Duncan Center—The Duncan Center needs to fill the following positions: Conference Coordinator (full time); Assistant Conference Coordinator (full time/part time); Bookkeeper/Accounting (part time 10 hours/per week); Housekeeper/ Kitchen Assistant (full time/part time);Grounds Keeper (part time 12 hours/week); On-Call Chef (part time). Call Fr. Steve Fregeau or Veneta Lorraine at 561-496-4130, or email safregeau@aol.com for information.

Movie preview--The Barna organization is beginning a series of quarterly movie preview nights for groups of 50 or more. The first of these will be an advance screening on Dec. 8 of Walt Disney Pictures and Walden Media's production of the classic C.S. Lewis Story, The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe. Seating in selected theaters will be on a first-come, first-served basis, so you will need to reserve tickets soon if you plan to take a group from your parish. For information and to request tickets, go to www.barnapreview.com.

Missions—The registration deadline for the Dec. 23-Jan. 10 mission to Kenya has been extended to Oct. 1. Contact Cheryl Harman, cmh103@aol.com for information about the trip and an Oct. 22 fund-raiser for Todd and Patsy McGregor’s ministries in Kenya. Holy Comforter, Miami, is planning a mission to their sister congregation, Holy Trinity, in Puerto Cabezas, Nicaragua, Jan. 16-26, 2006. They are inviting others to join their team or to offer financial support for the mission. Details are at www.diosef.org/missions/HolyComfortermissionFlyer2005.pdf

PLSE--The PLSE ("pulse") program is an interdenominational effort with the dual purpose of nurturing young persons who want to explore a possible call to vocational church leadership, and developing a mentoring-guiding-shepherding process that encourages and lifts up those who explore or discern a call. PLSE maintains an interactive website, www.theplse.org, for young persons exploring a call to ministry and the people (including congregations) who support them. Diocesan youth ministry encourages high school and college students to visit the site and sign up online to become part of the conversation. Young persons who enroll in the site earn the title “PLSE Leader”—a good addition to college and job applications.

Ecumenical Youth Event—“Faith in 3-D”, an event for youth in grades 6-12 co-sponsored by the Episcopal Church, the Presbyterian Church USA and the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship, will be held at Disney World, Jan. 13-16, 2006.  Faith in 3-D will explore what we have in common as Christians and how we celebrate our differences. There will also be time to participate in the Disney Youth Education Series, in which young people can experience life.

 

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CLERGY CHANGES

Hall, The Rev. Donna - Interim, St. Christopher’s, West Palm Beach

McCaleb, The Rev. Douglas W.  - Accepted call to be new dean of Trinity Cathedral, Miami.

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Parishes in Transition:

Trinity Cathedral— Fr. Douglas McCaleb accepted call to be next dean, effective 1/1/06.

St. Mark’s, Palm Beach Gardens—Fr. Hugh Bell, interim; interviewing candidates

All Saints’, Jensen Beach—Fr. Frisby Hendricks, interim

St. Margaret’s, Miami Lakes—Fr. Thomas Shepherd, interim; interviewing candidates

St. Mark the Evangelist, Ft. Lauderdale—Fr. Gary Hamp, interim

Holy Trinity, West Palm Beach—Fr. Ken Ornell, interim

St. Luke the Physician, Miami—Bishop Onell Soto, interim

St. Matthew the Apostle, Miami—Fr. Perry Fuller, interim

St. Christopher’s, West Palm Beach—The Rev. Donna Hall, interim

 

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F.Y.I.—Information from our Parishes and Around the Church

The ECW of St. Mark the Evangelist, Ft. Lauderdale, will hold its annual rummage sale on Oct. 8, beginning at 9 am.  Sale of “pre-owned” treasures, homemade baked goods and a light lunch will benefit local charities and the parish’s Navajoland Mission project. The church address is 1750 E. Oakland Park Blvd, Ft. Lauderdale, FL.  For more information call Elaine Millspaugh at 954-776-7336 or the church office at 954-563-5155.

The choir of St. Thomas, Coral Gables, will present a Hurricane Relief Concert on Sunday, Oct. 16 at 3 p.m. at the church, 5690 N. Kendall Dr., Coral Gables. The concert is free, but generous donations are requested to support hurricane relief and recovery efforts of the Red Cross. Matching funds of up to $10,000 have been pledged by Mrs. Kathleen Kennedy-Olsen, of the Ethel & W. George Ke­nnedy Family Foundation, for money raised through this concert.

As a pre-Halloween treat, on Oct. 29 at 7:30 p.m., St. Thomas will present a screening of the original 1925 silent film The Phantom of the Opera, starring Lon Chaney, accompanied by acclaimed international organist, David Briggs. Wearing of costumes is encouraged. Tickets for The Phantom of the Opera (priced at $20 Adults, $15 Seniors and Students) are available from the Parish Office, or by telephoning (305) 661 3436, or e-mailing concertseries@stepsmia.org.

On Sunday, Oct. 23, at 4 p.m., St. Paul’s, Delray Beach, will present the second concert of its Music at St. Paul’s season, a performance by LA CORDA ENSEMBLE ( Thomas Moore, iolin; Michael Gurt, piano; and Bruce Heim, French horn). Requested donation at the door is $10; no charge for students. For information call (561) 278-6003 or email stpauldb4@aol.com.

Good Shepherd, Tequesta, will hold its Annual Fall Fest, “a market place of food, fun and fantastic deals”, Saturday, Nov. 5, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Fest will feature Holiday Crafts and Gifts; a White Elephant Sale, Jewelry Boutique, Book Nook, Plant Sale, Hourly Raffles and a special sale at Good Shepherd’s Pennies for Heaven Thrift Shop. Activities for children include bounce houses, a walk of fun (games), art tent, face painting, demonstrations and a special surprise show. For information call 561-746-4674.

St. Matthew the Apostle, 7410 Sunset Dr., Miami, is sponsoring a Sunday Matinee Film Festival, “Jesus and the Filmmakers: Four films on the Life of Jesus”, beginning Nov. 6 at 3 p.m. with a screening of (appropriately) The Gospel According to St. Matthew. Bring your own snacks. Discussion follows the film. Call 305-665-7333 for information.

St. James the Fisherman, Islamorada, will sponsor a barbecue benefit for hurricane relief, Sunday, Nov. 13, from noon to sunset at Caribbean Club, mile marker 104, Overseas Hwy., Key Largo. In addition to “artery-clogging food”, there will be several local bands, games for kids and a raffle. St. James is also raising money with a raffle for a handmade quilt. Tickets are $5 and will be available through mid-December; contact parish administrator Michelle Lane, 305-852-8468 or admin@stjamesthefisherman.org.

As part of its Harvest celebration, Church of the Resurrection, Biscayne Park, is sponsoring a Floral Festival Nov. 19-20 that will feature floral arrangements reflecting biblical themes. Both individuals and groups can submit floral designs; the fee is $10 for individuals and $30 for groups. Participants may sell their arrangements or donate them for a fund-raising raffle after the 11 a.m. Harvest service on Nov. 20. Click here for complete guidelines and registration form, or call the church office, 305-893-8523, for more information.

The South Florida Interfaith Committee for Worker Justice is seeking an experienced bilingual (Spanish-English) organizer familiar with labor issues to coordinate the activities of the organization. Bishop Ottley is president of this group, which is a highly visible and effective voice of the interfaith community in Miami-Dade County, Florida, striving to improve working conditions and to encourage the creation of decent, family sustaining jobs for low-wage workers, especially immigrants. The position they offer requires the ability to work collaboratively and respectfully with clergy and congregations from a wide range of religious and racial/ethnic backgrounds, speak and write effectively, and work independently with a minimum of guidance. Grant writing experience is a plus. Competitive salary and excellent benefits. Fax a cover letter and resume to Paola Pierre at 305-576-1718 or e-mail at paolap@hscdade.org.

St. Mark’s, Palm Beach Gardens, is looking for a singer (male or female) for a Contemporary Christian Rock Band that has been together for a year.  The band meets Thursday nights at 6:30PM and/or Sunday mornings at 9AM.  This is a volunteer position.  If interested please contact Shirley Henn, (561) 622-0956 x224.

Integrity Fort Lauderdale, an Episcopal ministry to gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered persons, has been given exclusive rights by the Museum of Art Fort Lauderdale and the Broward Center for the Performing Arts to offer individual advance reservations and tickets to the King Tut Exhibit (weekdays only), coming to Fort Lauderdale from December 19 through March 31.  Tickets go on sale to the general public in October. Reservations may be made for as many tickets as you need, and reservation times are every hour on the hour, Monday through Friday, Dec 19 through Mar 31. Click here to download a ticket reservation form. For additional information, please contact Dr. Lebron Cooper, Co-Convener, Integrity Fort Lauderdale at integrityftl@yahoo.com, or by phone at 954-816-8270.

A 10-day pilgrimage to holy sites in Israel is being organized by Dr. Lorraine Diston, a member of St. Margaret’s, Miami Lakes; the departure date is Feb. 19, 2006. For details, contact Dr. Diston at 305-829-2284.

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Additional Events and Opportunities
(click on links below for more information!)

• 2005 Programs at the Duncan Center
• Help requested for Anglican church in Baghdad
• Programs at Kanuga--Aug. 2005-Jan. 2006
• Online courses from Seminary of the Southwest
• Upward Bound seminar--Jan. 16-19, 2006
• 2006 Lilly Summer Discernment Institute at Sewanee
• Taize Pilgrimage for Young Adults, June 22- July 2, 2006

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Our country; for wisdom and guidance for our leaders and the leaders of all nations; for our armed forces, especially those now in places of danger; for our enemies; for the victims of terrorism; for peace, justice and reconciliation in all places where there is conflict, and especially for the safety of Anglicans in Iraq;

For who suffer from the effects of hurricanes and other natural disasters;

Mary Reeves, mother-in-law of Archdeacon Mary Gray-Reeves, very seriously injured in automobile accident;

Fr. Ron Fox, scheduled for thyroid surgery Nov. 19;

Pat Fregeau, wife of Fr. Steve Fregeau, healing;

Barbara Jackson, wife of Executive Board member J.B. Jackson, beginning treatment for non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma;

Louis Matthew Richards, son of Martha Richards, secretary at All Souls’, Miami Beach, recovering from heart attack;

Fay Hobbs, mother of Archdeacon Bryan Hobbs, recovering from surgery;

Howard Todd, father of Fr. Chris Todd, continued healing;

Jessica Lamberti, part-time accounting clerk in Diocesan Office, healing;

Anita Edwards, wife of Canon Paul Edwards, who led our Fall Clergy Conference, recovering from cancer surgery;

Fr. Monte Tiller, diverticulitis;

Diocesan accounting Administrative Assistant Jim Carlton, painful herniated spinal disk;

Fr. Hobart Jude Gary, healing;

Fr. Bill Hamilton, healing;

Fr. Geoff Evans, healing;

Fr. Harold Elsner, chemotherapy for lung cancer;

Fr. Howard Stowe, healing;

Janice Ronkowitz, wife of Fr. George Ronkowitz, healing;

Charlotte Hamilton, wife of Fr. Bill Hamilton, healing;

Bob Katon, husband of Deacon Joanne Katon, healing;

Deacon Beverly Jones, continued healing of detached retina;

Warren Preece, father-in-law of Fr. Bruce Woodcock, healing;

Erika Frade, daughter of Bishop Leo Frade and part-time accounting clerk in the Diocesan Office, continued healing;

Chris Williams, senior warden at St. Ambrose, Ft. Lauderdale, continued healing;

Bishop Leo Frade, pray for successful treatment of torn tendon in ankle—without surgery;

Irma N. Rodriguez, daughter of former Hispanic Commission member Irma M. Rodriguez and sister of Youth Commission members Luis and Gladys Rodriguez, healing;

Fr. Phil Bentley, healing;

Suzy Watters, daughter of former Trinity Cathedral Bookstore manager Harriet Norman, healing;

Claudia Monroe, retired secretary at Trinity Cathedral, continued healing;

Fr. Tom Ryan, continued healing;

Lee Parker, brother-in-law of Canon Jim Rasnick, non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma;

For safety for Deacon Gigi Sharp’s son, Spc. Tim Reed, serving in Iraq;

Fr. Sam Frock, continued healing;

Annabel Hobbs, wife of Archdeacon Bryan Hobbs, continued healing;

Ben Brown, cousin of the Rev. Holly Ostlund, continued healing;

Deborah Deshaies, wife of Fr. Bob Deshaies, healing;

Aspirant Peter Wallace, continued healing;

Chancellor Emeritus Fred Stanton, healing;

Fr. Gammon Jarrell, continued healing;

Fr. Miguel Restrepo, healing;

Florence Gray, mother of Archdeacon Mary Gray-Reeves continued healing;

Doris Dillenberger, sister of Diana Frade, healing;

Christie Hudspeth, daughter of Mother Denise Hudspeth, pray for complete healing;

Bridget Seward, sister of Deacon Jane Calderin, multiple myeloma;

Mother "Punkie" Dennis, healing;

for the repose of the souls of those who have died, and for comfort for their families; for comfort for Assistant Bishop James Ottley and his wife Lillian in the deaths of Bishop Ottley’s brother-in-law, and Lillian’s uncle; and for all those who have lost loved ones in this season’s hurricanes, the Asian earthquake and the ongoing conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan.

 

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Anglican Cycle of Prayer

The Diocese of Southern Ohio

Christ Church Cathedral, Nassau

Holy Cross, Miami

Trinity Cathedral, Miami

The extra-provincial Diocese of the Falkland Islands

St. Anne, Nassau

All Souls', Miami Beach

St. Bernard de Clairvaux, North Miami Beach

The Diocese of St. Albans-Bedford (Canterbury, England)

Ascension, Lucaya, Bahamas