OCT 2012
We are a WELCOMING/INVITING community.
We are a SERVING community.
We are a TEACHING/LEARNING community focused on the Good News.
We are a people who discover our identity in RELATING to God, the creation & one another.
We are a WORSHIPPING community with Baptism & Eucharist central to our lives together.
We are one in baptism * our call to discipleship * to be the hands and heart of Jesus in the world Our Five Mission Imperatives:
Vision & Mission Statement of the Episcopal Diocese in Idaho
St Mary’s Episcopal Church P. O. Box 215 Emmett, ID 83617 Emmett, ID
83617
Permit No. 67
Non-Profit Organization United States Postage
16
October 2012
The hepherd’s Staff
Published monthly by St Mary’s Episcopal Church 219 First Street, Emmett, Idaho 83617 (208) 365-2309 www.stmarys.episcopalidaho.org [email protected]
From Reverend Gretchen
2
15
St. Francis of Assisi TABLE OF CONTENTS STAFF AND VESTRY ……………………………...3 UPCOMING EVENTS … ……………….….……....4 BIRTHDAYS & ANNIVERSARIES ………………..5 NURSES’ NOTES…………...…..…………….......6-7
After a tempestuous adolescence and long months of time in prison, Francis Bernardonen was transformed by divine grace. The Gospels, understood literally, became his rule of life, and his only thought was the imitation of Our Lord in all things. He thought of himself as having married ‘ Lady Poverty’ and was to be seen barefoot,
PARADISE POINT………….……………………….7
in rough clothes, begging at the gates and preaching
CALENDAR ………………………………………..8-9
purity of heart and peace to all.
SERVANTS IN HIS SERVICE…………………. ...10
Francis loved God with an infinite love and all creatures
MINISTRIES IN HIS SERVICE…………………....11
for love of Him. He composed sublime songs to the glory
PRAYER REQUESTS ………………………. ….. 12
of his brother the Sun. He lived on intimate terms with
INVITATIONS……………………………………….13
the wolves and the birds. Francis worked with his hands,
TREASURER’S REPORT……………….………...13
swept out churches and cared for lepers.
SENIOR WARDEN………...…………..................14
The religious and artistic influence of St. Francis was
REVERENED GRETCHEN……………………….15
immense and it endures to this day. No other figure has been the subject of so much contemporary literature. He is a saint best beloved by the faithful, the sinners and the heretics.
If you have something for the next issue, contact Lynne Crabtree at 365-1455 OR email [email protected] OR use the drop box in the church office by the 23rd. Thanks!
The church may recognize his ministry each year near ‘ h is ’ day, October 4, by acknowledging the creatures God has placed in our care and participating in a service of blessings for them.
14
Fron the Senior Warden
October is here and time to plan for our Christmas Bazaar. We will be having workshops on Thursday to do arts and crafts. This year we are doing projects together as individually so UPCOMING EVENTS as … well ……………….….……....4 just bring your helping hands and ideas. We will be having a section of baked goods and candies. A lot of prayers and questions have been brought up about Jason Mckie. He has accomplished so much in this process of getting use to his prosthesis. His family has been so supportive of him but the determination of going on has been in his hands. I attended St. Stephen’s birthday celebration of 50 years. It was very enjoyable and like old home week for me. I enjoyed visiting with Father Davis and all of my parent’s friends. Where does time go? The Bishop pointed out the similarities from vestry minutes then and now and how they dealt with some of the same issues. It was quite humorous! Episcopalians are sure a fun bunch! Convention is coming up this October and we have several people who have been helping to make it a success. I would like to start a middle of the week program where you bring a casserole to share that night and then you could exchange single dishes to take home with you for that week. Let me know if you would be interested in helping or participating. Thanks, Jan
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St. Mary’s 2012 Staff and Vestry Bishop - he Rt. Rev. Brian Thom Priest – The Rev. Gretchen Downer Senior Warden - Jan Aizpitarte Junior Warden – Mick Brooks Vestry Members - Linda Cox, Hazel England, Sharron Hollingsworth, Sandy Sanders , and Cammi Veenstra Treasurer– Barbara Lackey Vestry Clerk - Lynne Crabtree Convention Delegate - Sharron Hollingsworth Alternate Delegate - Barbara Lackey Shepherd’s Staff Editor - Lynne Crabtree
4
Update
Upcoming Events Western/Southwestern Deanery Pre-Convention Meeting October 2, 7:00 pm-8:00 pm St. Stephen’s, Boise ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
JUST NEIGHBORS October 2, 7:00 pm-8:30 pm St. Matthews 902 6th,Rupert, ID "Just Neighbors" is a program on Poverty Awareness. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Bishop’s Retreat, Praying in Color October 5-7 Monastery of the Ascension Jerome, ID ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Vestry October 8, 6:30 pm Ashton Hall ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Prayer Shawl Ministry October 11, 1:00 pm Ashton Hall, Everyone is welcome! ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Camp Closing
Sharron received a call from Mary Mitchell on Monday. She is back in Sandpoint and doing very well. She called to have her name taken off the prayer list since she has been declared fully recovered! She is active in a small Episcopal Church in Sandpoint but misses us and sends her regards to her friends and the faith family of St. Mary's.
45th Diocesan Convention The theme for convention this year is “Next Right Steps.” To that end all parishes are asked to collect new socks and new or “gently” used shoes. These can be from infant to adult, male or female. We have located two containers in Ashton Hall. Your donations will be taken to the convention and when said convention is over all donations will be distributed to shelters within the Diocese. For further information, contact Marilyn Lorenzen.
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
October 5-7 (Tentative) Paradise Point, McCall ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Treasurer’s Report
EFM Every Tuesday, 10:oo am—1:00 pm Ashton Hall For information, contact Sharron Hollingsworth ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Craft Days for the November Soup & Shop Every Thursday, 1:00 pm Ashton Hall All hands are welcome and needed!
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July 2012 Total Income
YTD
Budget
% of Budget
$3,720.87
$28,876.12
$36,900.00
78.26%
Total Expense $1,681.85
$16,006.42
$36,250.00
44.16%
Net Inc. & Exp. $2,039.22
12
5 ST MARY’S PARISHIONERS PRAYERS Your Prayers are invited for:
Amalia White, Tom John, Mike Boss, Ivonna Dillard, Fred Carr, Dean & Margaret Smelcer, Judy Jordan, Barbara Lackey, Mary Patterson, Jason McKie, Kelli Russell, Cheryl Lyter, Connie Lunsford, Terry Murphy, Michael Wayne Ushman, Cassie Hammons, Bowe Bergdahl, Carol Gardner, The Murphy Family, Ernest Keith, Pam Blondin, Joni Russell, Terry Hammon, Eileen Monfross, Larry Droppers
Pray for those members living in care facilities or who are homebound: Donnie Griffith
PRAY FOR THOSE IN THE ARMED SERVICES Jordon McKie—-US Marines
Barbara Lackey Max Long Judy Hinman Carmen Brooks Heather Dietz Duane Horning Val Sanders Tony Browne Karey Downer Bob Hyde Audrey Linville Jim Brooks
10/02 10/04 10/06 10/12 10/12 10/15 10/17 10/18 10/18 10/22 10/25 10/30
Happy Anniversary Matt & Heather Dietz
10/19
Treven Winters—US Air Force Aaron Turner—US Army Jason McKie—-US Army Austin Renfroe—US Navy
Paraprosdokians
Trevor Turner—-US Army
Knowledge is knowing a tomato is a fruit.. Wisdom is not putting it in a fruit salad.
Brian Murphy — US Navy Jared McKie—Army National Guard Michael Thomson—Army National Guard Shawn Dalton—Army National Guard
Going to church doesn't make you a Christian, any more than standing in a garage makes you a car.
6
Ministries in His Service
Nurses' Notes BE PREPARED!
September is National Preparedness Month and what better time to ensure your family’s emergency readiness than with a month dedicated to your safety. Knowing what to do before, during and after an emergency is a critical part of being prepared and may make all the difference when the seconds start to count. The Boise Better Business Bureau urges families to devise
Altar Guild
11
Barbara Lackey
860-5104
LaVerne Campbell
365-2173
Ushers
Don Mackey
Lectors
Rev. Gretchen
365-8000
Chalice
Rev. Gretchen
365-8000
Tellers
Rev. Gretchen
365-8000
Church Cleaning
Marilyn Lorenzen
631-6485
and discuss their disaster plans with their loved ones.
Altar Flowers
Linda Cox
724-5616
From regional power outages to fires or worse, two things every family needs no matter what the disaster may be, are an emergency plan and an emergency kit.
Acolytes
Gretchen Hyde
365-5699
Bulletin/Prayer List
Sharron Hollingsworth
365-2826
Music
Marilyn Lorenzen
631-6485
Prayer Requests
LaVerne Campbell
365-1273
Office Coordinator
Marilyn Lorenzen
631-6485
Memorial Donations
Colleen Bicandi
Organist
Vera Hiebert
Librarian
Lois Meserole
Wedding Assistants
Colleen Bicandi (Church)
Recommended items for an emergency kit include: ⇒ a gallon of water per person per day for
three days, ⇒ a three-day supply of nonperishable food for
each family member, ⇒ a flashlight with extra batteries, ⇒ first-aid kit,
Fran Maza (Kitchen)
⇒ a whistle to signal for help, ⇒ dust masks, ⇒ a wrench or pliers to turn off utilities, ⇒ a power inverter, car charger or solar
charger for your cell phone. You may consider including prescriptions (at the very least a list of prescriptions), infant formula and diapers, pet food and cash.
369-3545/365-0035
Funeral Receptions
Fran Maza
Friendship Coalition
Don Mackey
Web Master
Susan Jenkins
Nurses’ Notes
Servants in His Service
10 October
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
2012
Sunday
Sunday
Sunday
Sunday
Sunday 8:00 AM
Altar Guild
8:00 AM
8:00 AM
8:00 AM
8:00 AM
B. Lackey
B. Lackey
B. Lackey
B. Lackey
10:00 AM
10:00 AM
10:00 AM
10:00 AM
T. Murphy P. Paulin V. Sanders
J. Mackey K. Smelcer S. Hollingsworth
8:00 AM Ushers
England
10:00 AM Sanders
Lectors
10:00 AM Crabtree
8:00 AM
England
England
10:00 AM
10:00 AM
Mackey
Aizpitarte
L. Meserole L. Crabtree
L. Campbell S. Hollingsworth
F. Maza
F. Maza
Tellers
J. Aizpitarte J. Langston
Doris Blume
Altar
S. Hollingsworth C. Bicandi M. J. Buck Hazel England
Vivian Beutler
Flowers
Acolytes
England
8:00 AM
J. Langston K. Smelcer
Chalice
Church Cleaning
8:00 AM
Zeb Luke
Jen Lauren
10:00 AM
V. Beutler L. Campbell M. J. Buck L. Meserole L. Crabtree E.Shoemaker
E.Shoemaker
P. Paulin
V. Sanders
M. Smelcer
F. Maza L. Crabtree
Willean White
Colleen Rekow
Josh Gabi
Lynne Crabtree Bob & Gretchen Hyde
Adam Cameron
8:00 AM 10:00 AM
7
Place copies of important family documents (insurance policies, identification and financial records) in a waterproof, portable container near your escape route. Pencil and paper, paper cups and plates, and plastic utensils are useful. And if you have kids, pack some games, books or puzzles.
Maintaining your kit is also important. You will want to replace stored water and food about every six months. Mark the date on containers or cans. For an emergency plan, make sure all family members know where to meet and who to contact in the case you get separated. A relative or friend in another area is an ideal emergency contact person. Make sure everyone in the family knows how to send and receive text messages. If you are tech savvy, consider downloading smart phone apps that provide emergency information. Here's to your good health, Sharron Hollingsworth, RN
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9
Sun
Mon 1
Tue 2
W/SW Deanery Pre-Convention
Wed 3
8 &10 am
8
9
10 Cheerleading 3:45-5:00
Vestry 6:30 pm
14
15
16
Services 8 &10 am
Relay pre-summit committee mtg 6:30 pm
EFM 10:00-1:00
22
23
21
Services 8 &10 am
28 Services 8 &10 am Convention
Cheerleading 3:45-5:00
EFM 10:00-1:00
Bishop’s Retreat Closing Camp
29
4
11
Prayer Shawl/Bazaar Craft 1:00 pm
17
18
6
Bishop’s Retreat Closing Camp
Bishop’s Retreat Closing Camp
12
13
19
20
26
27
Convention
Convention
Cheerleading 3:45-5:00
24
25 Bazaar Crafts 1:00 pm
Cheerleading 3:45-5:00
Cheerleading 3:45-5:00
Cheerleading 3:45-5:00
5
Bazaar Crafts 1:00 pm
EFM 10:00-1:00
EFM 10:00-1:00
Sat
Cheerleading 3:45-5:00
Cheerleading 3:45-5:00
30
Fri
Bazaar Crafts 1:00 pm
EFM 10:00-1:00 Cheerleading 3:45-5:00
7 Services
Thu
31
We are a SERVING community.
We are a TEACHING/LEARNING community focused on the Good News.
We are a people who discover our identity in RELATING to God, the creation & one another.
We are a WORSHIPPING community with Baptism & Eucharist central to our lives together.
We are one in baptism * our call to discipleship * to be the hands and heart of Jesus in the world Our Five Mission Imperatives:
Vision & Mission Statement of the Episcopal Diocese in Idaho
St Mary’s Episcopal Church P. O. Box 215 Emmett, ID 83617 Emmett, ID
83617
Permit No. 67
Non-Profit Organization United States Postage
16
October 2012
The hepherd’s Staff
Published monthly by St Mary’s Episcopal Church 219 First Street, Emmett, Idaho 83617 (208) 365-2309 www.stmarys.episcopalidaho.org [email protected]
From Reverend Gretchen
2
15
St. Francis of Assisi TABLE OF CONTENTS STAFF AND VESTRY ……………………………...3 UPCOMING EVENTS … ……………….….……....4 BIRTHDAYS & ANNIVERSARIES ………………..5 NURSES’ NOTES…………...…..…………….......6-7
After a tempestuous adolescence and long months of time in prison, Francis Bernardonen was transformed by divine grace. The Gospels, understood literally, became his rule of life, and his only thought was the imitation of Our Lord in all things. He thought of himself as having married ‘ Lady Poverty’ and was to be seen barefoot,
PARADISE POINT………….……………………….7
in rough clothes, begging at the gates and preaching
CALENDAR ………………………………………..8-9
purity of heart and peace to all.
SERVANTS IN HIS SERVICE…………………. ...10
Francis loved God with an infinite love and all creatures
MINISTRIES IN HIS SERVICE…………………....11
for love of Him. He composed sublime songs to the glory
PRAYER REQUESTS ………………………. ….. 12
of his brother the Sun. He lived on intimate terms with
INVITATIONS……………………………………….13
the wolves and the birds. Francis worked with his hands,
TREASURER’S REPORT……………….………...13
swept out churches and cared for lepers.
SENIOR WARDEN………...…………..................14
The religious and artistic influence of St. Francis was
REVERENED GRETCHEN……………………….15
immense and it endures to this day. No other figure has been the subject of so much contemporary literature. He is a saint best beloved by the faithful, the sinners and the heretics.
If you have something for the next issue, contact Lynne Crabtree at 365-1455 OR email [email protected] OR use the drop box in the church office by the 23rd. Thanks!
The church may recognize his ministry each year near ‘ h is ’ day, October 4, by acknowledging the creatures God has placed in our care and participating in a service of blessings for them.
14
Fron the Senior Warden
October is here and time to plan for our Christmas Bazaar. We will be having workshops on Thursday to do arts and crafts. This year we are doing projects together as individually so UPCOMING EVENTS as … well ……………….….……....4 just bring your helping hands and ideas. We will be having a section of baked goods and candies. A lot of prayers and questions have been brought up about Jason Mckie. He has accomplished so much in this process of getting use to his prosthesis. His family has been so supportive of him but the determination of going on has been in his hands. I attended St. Stephen’s birthday celebration of 50 years. It was very enjoyable and like old home week for me. I enjoyed visiting with Father Davis and all of my parent’s friends. Where does time go? The Bishop pointed out the similarities from vestry minutes then and now and how they dealt with some of the same issues. It was quite humorous! Episcopalians are sure a fun bunch! Convention is coming up this October and we have several people who have been helping to make it a success. I would like to start a middle of the week program where you bring a casserole to share that night and then you could exchange single dishes to take home with you for that week. Let me know if you would be interested in helping or participating. Thanks, Jan
3
St. Mary’s 2012 Staff and Vestry Bishop - he Rt. Rev. Brian Thom Priest – The Rev. Gretchen Downer Senior Warden - Jan Aizpitarte Junior Warden – Mick Brooks Vestry Members - Linda Cox, Hazel England, Sharron Hollingsworth, Sandy Sanders , and Cammi Veenstra Treasurer– Barbara Lackey Vestry Clerk - Lynne Crabtree Convention Delegate - Sharron Hollingsworth Alternate Delegate - Barbara Lackey Shepherd’s Staff Editor - Lynne Crabtree
4
Update
Upcoming Events Western/Southwestern Deanery Pre-Convention Meeting October 2, 7:00 pm-8:00 pm St. Stephen’s, Boise ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
JUST NEIGHBORS October 2, 7:00 pm-8:30 pm St. Matthews 902 6th,Rupert, ID "Just Neighbors" is a program on Poverty Awareness. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Bishop’s Retreat, Praying in Color October 5-7 Monastery of the Ascension Jerome, ID ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Vestry October 8, 6:30 pm Ashton Hall ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Prayer Shawl Ministry October 11, 1:00 pm Ashton Hall, Everyone is welcome! ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Camp Closing
Sharron received a call from Mary Mitchell on Monday. She is back in Sandpoint and doing very well. She called to have her name taken off the prayer list since she has been declared fully recovered! She is active in a small Episcopal Church in Sandpoint but misses us and sends her regards to her friends and the faith family of St. Mary's.
45th Diocesan Convention The theme for convention this year is “Next Right Steps.” To that end all parishes are asked to collect new socks and new or “gently” used shoes. These can be from infant to adult, male or female. We have located two containers in Ashton Hall. Your donations will be taken to the convention and when said convention is over all donations will be distributed to shelters within the Diocese. For further information, contact Marilyn Lorenzen.
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
October 5-7 (Tentative) Paradise Point, McCall ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Treasurer’s Report
EFM Every Tuesday, 10:oo am—1:00 pm Ashton Hall For information, contact Sharron Hollingsworth ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Craft Days for the November Soup & Shop Every Thursday, 1:00 pm Ashton Hall All hands are welcome and needed!
13
July 2012 Total Income
YTD
Budget
% of Budget
$3,720.87
$28,876.12
$36,900.00
78.26%
Total Expense $1,681.85
$16,006.42
$36,250.00
44.16%
Net Inc. & Exp. $2,039.22
12
5 ST MARY’S PARISHIONERS PRAYERS Your Prayers are invited for:
Amalia White, Tom John, Mike Boss, Ivonna Dillard, Fred Carr, Dean & Margaret Smelcer, Judy Jordan, Barbara Lackey, Mary Patterson, Jason McKie, Kelli Russell, Cheryl Lyter, Connie Lunsford, Terry Murphy, Michael Wayne Ushman, Cassie Hammons, Bowe Bergdahl, Carol Gardner, The Murphy Family, Ernest Keith, Pam Blondin, Joni Russell, Terry Hammon, Eileen Monfross, Larry Droppers
Pray for those members living in care facilities or who are homebound: Donnie Griffith
PRAY FOR THOSE IN THE ARMED SERVICES Jordon McKie—-US Marines
Barbara Lackey Max Long Judy Hinman Carmen Brooks Heather Dietz Duane Horning Val Sanders Tony Browne Karey Downer Bob Hyde Audrey Linville Jim Brooks
10/02 10/04 10/06 10/12 10/12 10/15 10/17 10/18 10/18 10/22 10/25 10/30
Happy Anniversary Matt & Heather Dietz
10/19
Treven Winters—US Air Force Aaron Turner—US Army Jason McKie—-US Army Austin Renfroe—US Navy
Paraprosdokians
Trevor Turner—-US Army
Knowledge is knowing a tomato is a fruit.. Wisdom is not putting it in a fruit salad.
Brian Murphy — US Navy Jared McKie—Army National Guard Michael Thomson—Army National Guard Shawn Dalton—Army National Guard
Going to church doesn't make you a Christian, any more than standing in a garage makes you a car.
6
Ministries in His Service
Nurses' Notes BE PREPARED!
September is National Preparedness Month and what better time to ensure your family’s emergency readiness than with a month dedicated to your safety. Knowing what to do before, during and after an emergency is a critical part of being prepared and may make all the difference when the seconds start to count. The Boise Better Business Bureau urges families to devise
Altar Guild
11
Barbara Lackey
860-5104
LaVerne Campbell
365-2173
Ushers
Don Mackey
Lectors
Rev. Gretchen
365-8000
Chalice
Rev. Gretchen
365-8000
Tellers
Rev. Gretchen
365-8000
Church Cleaning
Marilyn Lorenzen
631-6485
and discuss their disaster plans with their loved ones.
Altar Flowers
Linda Cox
724-5616
From regional power outages to fires or worse, two things every family needs no matter what the disaster may be, are an emergency plan and an emergency kit.
Acolytes
Gretchen Hyde
365-5699
Bulletin/Prayer List
Sharron Hollingsworth
365-2826
Music
Marilyn Lorenzen
631-6485
Prayer Requests
LaVerne Campbell
365-1273
Office Coordinator
Marilyn Lorenzen
631-6485
Memorial Donations
Colleen Bicandi
Organist
Vera Hiebert
Librarian
Lois Meserole
Wedding Assistants
Colleen Bicandi (Church)
Recommended items for an emergency kit include: ⇒ a gallon of water per person per day for
three days, ⇒ a three-day supply of nonperishable food for
each family member, ⇒ a flashlight with extra batteries, ⇒ first-aid kit,
Fran Maza (Kitchen)
⇒ a whistle to signal for help, ⇒ dust masks, ⇒ a wrench or pliers to turn off utilities, ⇒ a power inverter, car charger or solar
charger for your cell phone. You may consider including prescriptions (at the very least a list of prescriptions), infant formula and diapers, pet food and cash.
369-3545/365-0035
Funeral Receptions
Fran Maza
Friendship Coalition
Don Mackey
Web Master
Susan Jenkins
Nurses’ Notes
Servants in His Service
10 October
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
2012
Sunday
Sunday
Sunday
Sunday
Sunday 8:00 AM
Altar Guild
8:00 AM
8:00 AM
8:00 AM
8:00 AM
B. Lackey
B. Lackey
B. Lackey
B. Lackey
10:00 AM
10:00 AM
10:00 AM
10:00 AM
T. Murphy P. Paulin V. Sanders
J. Mackey K. Smelcer S. Hollingsworth
8:00 AM Ushers
England
10:00 AM Sanders
Lectors
10:00 AM Crabtree
8:00 AM
England
England
10:00 AM
10:00 AM
Mackey
Aizpitarte
L. Meserole L. Crabtree
L. Campbell S. Hollingsworth
F. Maza
F. Maza
Tellers
J. Aizpitarte J. Langston
Doris Blume
Altar
S. Hollingsworth C. Bicandi M. J. Buck Hazel England
Vivian Beutler
Flowers
Acolytes
England
8:00 AM
J. Langston K. Smelcer
Chalice
Church Cleaning
8:00 AM
Zeb Luke
Jen Lauren
10:00 AM
V. Beutler L. Campbell M. J. Buck L. Meserole L. Crabtree E.Shoemaker
E.Shoemaker
P. Paulin
V. Sanders
M. Smelcer
F. Maza L. Crabtree
Willean White
Colleen Rekow
Josh Gabi
Lynne Crabtree Bob & Gretchen Hyde
Adam Cameron
8:00 AM 10:00 AM
7
Place copies of important family documents (insurance policies, identification and financial records) in a waterproof, portable container near your escape route. Pencil and paper, paper cups and plates, and plastic utensils are useful. And if you have kids, pack some games, books or puzzles.
Maintaining your kit is also important. You will want to replace stored water and food about every six months. Mark the date on containers or cans. For an emergency plan, make sure all family members know where to meet and who to contact in the case you get separated. A relative or friend in another area is an ideal emergency contact person. Make sure everyone in the family knows how to send and receive text messages. If you are tech savvy, consider downloading smart phone apps that provide emergency information. Here's to your good health, Sharron Hollingsworth, RN
8
9
Sun
Mon 1
Tue 2
W/SW Deanery Pre-Convention
Wed 3
8 &10 am
8
9
10 Cheerleading 3:45-5:00
Vestry 6:30 pm
14
15
16
Services 8 &10 am
Relay pre-summit committee mtg 6:30 pm
EFM 10:00-1:00
22
23
21
Services 8 &10 am
28 Services 8 &10 am Convention
Cheerleading 3:45-5:00
EFM 10:00-1:00
Bishop’s Retreat Closing Camp
29
4
11
Prayer Shawl/Bazaar Craft 1:00 pm
17
18
6
Bishop’s Retreat Closing Camp
Bishop’s Retreat Closing Camp
12
13
19
20
26
27
Convention
Convention
Cheerleading 3:45-5:00
24
25 Bazaar Crafts 1:00 pm
Cheerleading 3:45-5:00
Cheerleading 3:45-5:00
Cheerleading 3:45-5:00
5
Bazaar Crafts 1:00 pm
EFM 10:00-1:00
EFM 10:00-1:00
Sat
Cheerleading 3:45-5:00
Cheerleading 3:45-5:00
30
Fri
Bazaar Crafts 1:00 pm
EFM 10:00-1:00 Cheerleading 3:45-5:00
7 Services
Thu
31
