Grapevine

May 2012

The 77th General Convention of The Episcopal Church will be held July 5-12 in Indianapolis, IN. This gathering will adopt a budget and resolutions that will set policies and priorities for our whole church for the next three years; we don’t tell our deputies how to vote on these important issues, but your input will help them make informed decisions.

A list of our diocesan deputies with contact emails is here.)

There is plenty of material available to help you become informed about the matters that General Convention will be asked to address:

GC preview webcast - There will be a live webcast on the topic of General Convention 2012 on May 9 at 1 p.m. (Eastern) at www.episcopalchurch.org. Participants will be: Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori; House of Deputies President Bonnie Anderson; Executive Officer and Secretary of the General Convention, the Rev. Gregory Straub; and Bishop Catherine Waynick of the Diocese of Indianapolis, the host diocese.

The "Blue Book&qupt; — "The Blue Book," more than 750 pages of reports of the committees, commissions, agencies and boards to the General Convention, along with resolutions submitted by these groups, is available for download as a PDF at http://generalconvention.org/gc/prepare. The convention schedule and the draft budget for 2013-2015 can also be downloaded from that site.

Coming Events

Nehemiah Retreat - May 1-2, Duncan Center
Women’s Cursillo #107 - May 3-6, Duncan Center
Spring Convocations - May 3, ND—6:30 p.m., Resurrection, Biscayne Park;
May 5, Keys—10:15 a.m., St. Paul’s, Key West;
May 8, SD—7-9:30 p.m.,St. Christopher’s-by-the-Sea, Key Biscayne;
May 9, SPB—6 p.m., St. Joseph’s, Boynton Beach
North Dade Youth Bake Sale - May 5, 9 a.m.-1 p.m., St. Kevin’s, Opa-locka
Cursillo Sunday - May 6
General Convention preview webcast - May 9, 1 p.m.
Safeguarding God’s People Training - May 12, 9 a.m.-1 p.m., Holy Trinity, West Palm Beach
Clergy Family Picnic - May 12, 11 a.m.-2 p.m., Colony Beach & Cabana Club, Delray Beach
Family Promise Teen Meeting - May 12, 1 p.m., St. Gregory’s, Boca Raton
Men’s Cursillo #89 - May 17-20, Duncan Center
Webcast on mission - May 19, 3:30 p.m.
Environmental Stewardship Celebration - May 19, St. Paul’s, Delray Beach
High School Graduation Recognition/Young Adult Conference - June 3, Trinity Cathedral, Miami
Trinity Cathedral Sunday - June 3
Province IV HIV/AIDS Retreat - June 8-10, Kanuga Conference Center
General Convention of The Episcopal Church - July 5-12, Indianapolis, IN
Bishop Frade’s next Cuba trip - Aug. 1-6
Diocesan Youth Convention - Aug. 4, Trinity Cathedral
Director of Communications position — We’ve begun the search for the next diocesan director of communications to succeed Mary Cox, who will retire at the end of August. Please take a look at the position description posted here and share it with anyone you know who might be qualified and interested. Submit resumes to career@diosef.org.
Trinity Cathedral restoration photos on Facebook — You can follow the progress of the extreme restoration work underway at our diocesan cathedral in photos posted on our diocesan Facebook page. If you’re not on Facebook, you can access all of our diocesan Facebook galleries from the website: Go to www.diosef.org, click on "News and Events," then "Images and Multimedia" for the link.
Trinity Cathedral Sunday - As work continues on the restoration of our historic cathedral, Bishop Leo Frade has designated Trinity Sunday, June 3, as Trinity Cathedral Sunday, and asks that all congregations receive a special offering that day to go to the preservation of this important tool for our ministries. For more information on the restoration work and how to help, contact Friends of Trinity Cathedral at friends@trinitymiami.org or go to www.trinitymiami.org and click on the "restoration" link.
Updated Manual of Business Methods - The Episcopal Church Finance Office has updated major sections and chapters of the Manual of Business Methods in Church Affairs, available for downloading at no charge at http://www.episcopalchurch.org/page/manual-business-methods. Section topics include Financial Management, Internal Controls, Taxes and the Episcopal Church, Bookkeeping, Clergy Discretionary Funds, Audit Guidelines for Congregations, Risk Management and Insurance, Parochial Reports, and Records Management. Additional chapters and appendices will be updated during the course of 2012. Spanish- and French-language editions are also being updated and will be available in mid-June.
Safeguarding God’s People — On May 12 from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. at Holy Trinity, West Palm Beach, Fr. David Wilt will lead a Safeguarding God’s People training. (Remember, this training for the prevention of sexual exploitation and harassment in pastoral relationships is mandatory for all active clergy, either canonically resident or licensed to officiate.) There will be a $10 charge for material and a light snack. Please email Elizabeth Brown, director of Christian Education, elizabeth@holytrinitywpb.org, to register.
Family Promise Teen Committee introductory meeting — Family Promise of South Palm Beach County has recently formed a teen committee, to give teens the experience of working with an interfaith non-profit group and helping Family Promise with its ministry to assist families that are temporarily homeless. There will be an introductory meeting of all teens interested in becoming a part of this ministry on May 5, at 1 p.m., at the 260 House adjacent to St. Gregory’s, Boca Raton. Please contact the Family Promise office at 561-265-3370 if you plan to attend.
Rogation Day liturgy - Cindy Coe, Christian formation consultant and author of the Abundant Life Garden Project curriculum, has written a liturgy to be used on Rogation Days (May 14-16) for the blessing of church/community gardens; you can read her blog post about it here. To access the liturgy, click here and enter your name and email (and church/diocese if applicable), and then you’ll be able to view and download the PDF.
Live webcast on mission - Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori and Archbishop Desmond Tutu will hold a conversation about mission in a live webcast from Washington National Cathedral on Saturday, May 19 at 3:30 p.m. Eastern. The live webcast will be available at no fee on the website of the Episcopal Church www.episcopalchurch.org and will be available on demand afterwards.
Environmental Stewardship Celebration - St. Paul’s, Delray Beach, will offer "Keeping God’s Garden Green: An Interfaith Environmental Stewardship Celebration" on Saturday, May 19, beginning at 8:30 a.m. Activities will include an interfaith panel discussion, children’s workshop, marketplace with green demonstrations and exhibits on making changes for a "greener" lifestyle. The guest speaker for the day will be the Rev. Fletcher Harper of Green Faith: Interfaith Partners for the Environment, who will lead a workshop at 1:30 p.m. on practical, effective steps your congregation can take to launch its greening efforts. Click here for complete details.
North Dade Youth Bake Sale — The Youth and Young Adult Ministry of the North Dade Deanery will hold a bake sale on May 5, 9 a.m.-1 p.m., at St. Kevin’s, Opa-locka. Proceeds will go to the “No Kids Hungry” campaign, which provides food for children in need throughout Miami-Dade County.
High School Graduation Recognition/Young Adult Conference — On Trinity Sunday, June 3, the 2012 high school graduates from around the diocese are invited to a High School Graduation Recognition service, sponsored by the Broward and South Dade Deaneries, at Trinity Cathedral, Miami. Following the service there will be a reception, after which members of the diocesan Young Adult Ministry will join the graduates for lunch and a mini-conference to help them prepare for the transition to work, college and the responsibilities of adult life. Workshop topics will include: maintaining Christian values in the dorm; staying connected to your church family; moving from youth to young adult ministry; and connecting with campus ministry and local Episcopal parishes near your college. There will also be a workshop for parents. For more information or to register for this event, email the graduate’s name, current school, future college/plans and the number attending to msahdev@aol.com
On-demand video of Apr. 21 forum - Video of the Apr. 21 forum, The Intersection of Poverty and the Environment, is now available for viewing on-demand at www.episcopalchurch.org/intersection. Presding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori gave the keynote address for the two-hour presentation originating from the Cathedral of St. Mark’s in Salt Lake City, UT, which featured experts from religious, political and community-organizing areas examining the impact of Can Sustainability Initiatives Lift Those in Poverty? and Reducing Environmental Health Consequences for those in Poverty.
Province IV newsletter - The latest edition of the Province IV newsletter is now available at: http://www.provinceiv.org/images/customer-files/FWatchSpring12.pdf. The province is also seeking nominations for offices to be filled by elections at the Provincial Synod, June 6-8, at Kanuga Conference Center in Hendersonville, NC. For information on these positions and their duties, as well as a nomination form, go to www.provinceiv.org.
Duncan Center "Magic Carpet Ride" — The Duncan Center’s Annual Fund Campaign this spring is focused on replacing the carpet in the Austin and Marta Weeks Building, which is in almost constant use for meetings, seminars, conferences, luncheons and even weddings. Instead of installing a roll of carpet, the plan calls for carpet squares, which can be easily replaced individually when damaged or stained. It will take 220 carpet tiles to cover the floor, and parishioners in the diocese are invited to participate in the "Magic Carpet Ride" by buying one (or more) tiles at $50 each. For more information go to www.duncancenter.org or call the Duncan Center at 561-496-4130.
Sewanee Church Music Conference - The 62nd Sewanee Church Music Conference will be held 9-15 July 2012 at The University of the South and the DuBose Conference Center in Monteagle, Tennessee. The Sewanee Conference is the oldest and largest Episcopal music conference in the country and can accept only 150 registrants. Two full scholarships are available to first-time participants. Complete information and a downloadable registration form are available at the conference website, www.SewaneeConf.com or by contacting the registrar, Ellen Jones, 423-887-7594 or ellenstpauls@bellsouth.net.
"Hearts of Palm" — St. Mark’s Church and School, Palm Beach Gardens, has announced the launch of Hearts of Palm, an interdenominational mission site for teens and young adults housed in the parish’s new state-of-the-art youth center and gymnasium. For complete information go to www.HOPmission.com, or contact Hearts of Palm Director Karen Cook, 561-622-0956, or karen@HOPmission.com.
NetsforLife® news from ER-D - Through May 25, donations to Episcopal Relief and Development’s NetsforLife® Inspiration Fund will be matched dollar-for-dollar up to $430,000. Any size gift to the NetsforLife® Inspiration Fund - online, by mail or by phone--will be matched in full until May 25, or as long as matching funds are available. To learn more about NetsforLife®’s innovative approach, the significant impacts in the field, and the gains made in malaria control, please join Episcopal Relief & Development for a special webinar on April 17, 2012, from 6:00-7:00pm EDT.
Bishop Frade’s next Cuba trip — The week of Aug. 1-6, Bishop Frade and Diana will be leading a group of pilgrims to Cuba. This will be an opportunity to meet Cuban Episcopalians, learn about some of their ministries and worship in the Episcopal cathedral in Havana, as well as to see some of the country. Reservations must be made and paid in full by May 1. Click here for details and complete itinerary.
eHymnals — Church Publishing Incorporated. (CPI), is now offering Episcopal Church hymnals and songbooks as digital editions for iPad® tablet readers. Currently available from the apple iBookstore are digital versions of The Hymnal 1982, Lift Every Voice and Sing 2, An African American Hymnal, Voices Found, Women in the Church’s Song, Enriching Our Music 1 and Enriching Our Music 2.
GreenFaith tuition subsidies - For the past year, the Episcopal Church has been in partnership with GreenFaith, a leading national religious environmental group, to assist churches of all sizes in their efforts to "go green" through a certification program. The GreenFaith Certification Program is a two-year, holistic process engaging an entire congregation through education, worship, environmental justice advocacy, building and grounds, and developing relationships with the larger interfaith community. The Economic/Environmental Affairs Office and GreenFaith are underwriting 50% of the tuition for churches, enabling them to enroll for a discounted cost of $250 – $750. Click here for additional information.

Parishes in Transition

Christ Church, Miami — Transition process continuing.
St. Margaret’s & San Francisco de Asis, Miami Lakes — Beginning transition process.
St. Kevin’s, Opa-locka — Beginning transition process; seeking new priest-in-charge.
Church of the Intercession, Ft. Lauderdale — The Very Rev. Mark Sims, Broward dean, appointed priest-in-Charge.

Clergy Changes

Reid, The Rev. Jennie-Lou - Instituted as rector of St. Faith’s, Cutler Bay, 4/22.
Williams, The Rev. Sharon - Ordained to the diaconate 4/14; serving as deacon at Trinity Cathedral, Miami.

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

The Jubilee Center of South Broward will hold its 8th Annual Golf Classic on Saturday, May 5, at the Hillcrest Country Club, 4600 Hillcrest Dr., Hollywood. Proceeds will benefit the Center’s ministries to the poor and homeless. Click here for complete details and a registration form.
St. Paul’s, Delray Beach, will present the Chamber Singers of Marywood University, Scranton, Penn., in a free program of varied choral music on Wednesday, May 16, at 7 p.m. For additional information, go to Music at St. Paul’s, or email stpauldb@aol.com or call 561-276-4541.
Holy Sacrament, Pembroke Pines, will offer its annual Health Fair on May 19 from 10 a.m.-3 p.m., offering free medical screenings and wellness education on a number of topics—all free—as well as a blood drive and voter registration. Click here for complete information.
Church of the Resurrection, Biscayne Park, will celebrate its 65th anniversary the weekend of May 19-20 with a gala dinner dance on Saturday evening at 6:30 p.m. at the Miami Airport Marriott and a festive Eucharist on Sunday at 10:30 a.m. For more information call the church, 305-893-8523
The Duncan Center has an immediate opening for a part time ambitious and professional sales person to help expand group usage. The candidate must have prior sales experience, excellent communication skills, be a "self-starter" and a team player. Position will require travel throughout the tri-county area, visiting potential churches, non-profit businesses, hospitals, etc. to sell our center as a premier place to hold meetings and conferences. Please fax resume to: 561-381-9174 or e-mail to: awalsh@duncancenter.org
Todos los Santos, Miami, needs to purchase a new organ (pictured here). They are raising funds by selling each of the 215 organ keys at $150 each. Donations can be made as memorials or thanksgivings, or in honor of someone; all these will be recognized on a plaque in the church. Checks should be made payable to Todos los Santos Episcopal Church, with "organ" in the memo line, and mailed to: Todos los Santos Episcopal Church, 1023 SW 27 Ave., Miami, FL 33135.
St. Gregory's, Boca Raton, concludes its series of concerts by the acclaimed Miami choral group Seraphic Fire and the Firebird Chamber Orchestra on May 10, 2012, 7:30 p.m: with Seraphic Fire in "Latin American Baroque." Tickets are $35. For more information, call (305) 285-9060 or go to SeraphicFire.org and click subscribe, or call St. Gregory's at 561-395-8285
All Saints, Ft. Lauderdale, is offering the 2011-2012 RiverSounds Concert Series. A complete listing of concerts is available at www.riversoundsfl.org

Prayers

Note: There are many names on our list for intercessory prayers that have been there for a long time; some are people with chronic health issues who need our continuing prayers, but others may have recovered—or may need more specific intercessions. Please pray through this list carefully, and if there are updates needed, send them to episcorat@aol.com.

Prayers are requested for

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;

For all affected by extreme weather and other natural disasters;

For peace and freedom in the countries of North Africa and the Middle East;

For the people of Japan as they continue recovery from the earthquake, tsunami and nuclear disaster;

For everyone affected by the 2010 earthquake and the ongoing cholera epidemic in Haiti;

For all who are facing economic hardship in the current financial crisis;

For peace in Sudan and South Sudan;

For the victims of famine in Somalia;

For the safety of all mission teams from our diocese;

For our companion dioceses-Nassau and the Bahamas, Dominican Republic, Antananarivo and Haiti;

For those in need of healing:

The Rev. Christina Encinosa, severe asthma;
Beatriz Valdes, sister-in-law of Diocesan Chief Operating Officer Cris Valdes, hospitalized for tests;
Samuel Cunningham, father of Executive Board member Dahlia Cunnigham,gastric cancer;
Erika Frade, daughter of Bishop Leo Frade,healing;
Kendall Speno,granddaughter of Diocesan Coordinator Gail McShane,recovering from surgery to repair hip injured in lacrosse match;
Victor Valdes, son of Diocesan Chief Operating Officer Cris Valdes,bad fall--severe foot and ankle injuries and head trauma;
John Womack, brother of diocesan Director of Communications Mary Cox, strength, guidance and healing;
Hidroilio Pizarro, father of All Things Media presenter Isela Gonzalez,healing;
Cathy and Courtney Meinshausen, niece and great-niece of diocesan Administrative Assistant for Youth Ministry Mary Cobiella, guidance and healing;
Fr. Lee Davis, rotator cuff tear;
Fr. Hallock Martin, undergoing chemotherapy; pray for continued and complete healing;
Nicholas Iturrioz, son of diocesan controller Angie Iturrioz, continued recovery from concussion;
Wynona Northcutt, mother of Deacon Pat Masterman, continued recovery from major colon surgery;
Sandra Cammock, sister ofCharlene Wheat,parish administrator at Holy Family, Miami Gardens, continued healing;
The Rev. Michael McKay, brother ofThe Rev. Marcia Beam, continued healing from surgery for aortal aneurysm;
Fr. David Hopkins, recovering from cancer surgery, completing radiation treatment; pray for continued and complete healing;
Canon Winston Wright, continued healing;
Jean Cole, mother of Canon "Chip" Stokes, healing;
Waynoka Davis, mother of Fr. Lee Davis, recovering from surgery to relieve fluid build-up in the brain;
Former Executive Board member John Oeler, healing;
Bill Evans, diocesan "techie," shoulder injury, continuing physical therapy;
Fr. Tom Ryan, serious foot problems;
Diana Frade, continued healing;
Marion Crawford, mother of Fr. Hayden Crawford, continued healing;
Elaine Duncan, widow of Bishop James Duncan, continued healing;
David Thompson, organist at St. Philip’s, Pompano Beach, healing;
Carolyn Ragsdale, mother of seminarian Liza Ragsdale, Fr. Bob Trache’s wife, continued healing;
Pastor Willie Allen-Faiella, continued healing;
Fr. Steve Fregeau,continued healing;
Andy Garcia, father of diocesan controller Angie Iturrioz, continued healing;
John Silla, son of Canon SuzeAnne Silla, continued healing;
Fr. Bob Trache, continued healing;
Maggie Boxeydaughter of Fr. Hallock Martin, healing;
Jim Ellis, longtime volunteer for Our Little Roses, continued healing;
Krisan Lamberti, diocesan chair of Christian Formation and Education, healing;
Fr. Bill Hamilton, continued healing;
Dr. David White, lay leader at Christ Church, Coconut Grove, healing and comfort;
Jerry Deshaies, father of Fr. Bob Deshaies, pneumonia and congestive heart failure;
Diocesan Chief Operating Officer Cris Valdes, continued healing;
Anamaria Walker, senior warden at St. Luke the Physician, Miami, healing;
Brandly Cole, former senior warden at St. John’s, Hollywood, healing;
William Martin, nephew of Fr. Mike McManus, continued healing;
Fr. Tom Pittenger, healing;
Hans Mueller, longtime lay leader and former treasurer at Trinity Cathedral, healing;
Bishop Emilio Hernandez, healing;
Paula McLean, lay leader from Bethesda-by-the-Sea, healing;
Katie Hooper, mother of Fr. Larry Hooper, healing;
Deacon Valerie Vernon, healing;
Brian McPhee, son of Deacon Ken Sims and Gwen, healing;
Fr. Walter Neds, COPD and Parkinson's;
Deacon George Kinard, continued healing from back surgery;
Fr. Miguel Restrepo, healing;
Susie Schofield Street, daughter of Bishop Calvin O. Schofield and Elaine, multiple sclerosis;
Damian Rundberg, grandson of Lynn Rundberg, Children's Ministry Coordinator at Bethesda by the Sea, Palm Beach, rare, life-threatening genetic disorder;
Sylvia Klein, wife of Fr. Harvey Klein, continued healing;
Fr. Chauncey Shaw, healing;
Leanne Barnhart, sister of Julie Todd and sister-in-law of Fr. Chris Todd, continued healing;
Rod Patterson, brother-in-law of Diana Frade, healing;
Chantal Deshaies, daughter of Fr. Bob Deshaies, healing;
Henry Foy, uncle of seminarian Liza Ragsdale, wife of Fr. Bob Trache, continued healing;
Tom Andrew, father of the Rev. Debra Andrew Maconaughey, Parkinson's;
Nancy Morkill, retired secretary to retired Bishop Calvin O. Schofield, healing;
Cynthia Cruz Ward, daughter of Deacon Ruby Cruz, healing;
Ava Elsner, great-granddaughter of the late Fr. Harold Elsner, healing;
Lisa Picot, sister of the Rev. Susan Bruttell, healing;
Bill Fox, cousin of the Rev. Susan Bruttell, healing;
Donald Hamilton, son of Fr. Bill Hamilton, and his family, healing and strength;
Pat Fregeau, wife of Fr. Steve Fregeau, Parkinson's disease;
Fr. Robert Carlson, healing;
Steven Addison, son of Fr. Orlando Addison and Julia, guidance and protection;
Ron Griffith, son of Fr. Bernard Griffith, healing;
Bishop David Richards, continued healing;
Deacon Gerre Glendenning, healing;
Alice Elsner, widow of Fr. Harold Elsner, continued healing;
Charlotte Hamilton, wife of Fr. Bill Hamilton, healing;
Deborah Deshaies, wife of Fr. Bob Deshaies, healing;
for the repose of the souls of those who have died, especially Fr. Dexter Kessler,who died 5/7; and for comfort for their families, especially Fr. Bernard Griffith, whose sister, Myrna, died 4/10; and General Convention Alternate Saulo Salvador, whose wife, Sonia, died 4/4.

Clergy Prayer List - May 2012

Click here for a printable version

1	Orlando Addison Sherod Mallow Timothy Thomas	Diaconate Priesthood Diaconate

2	Gail Krickbaum Bob Sullivan Ann Goraczko	Birthday Birthday Diaconate

3	Vincent & Delia Tirado Anne Scupholme Hayden Crawford	Marriage Birthday Diaconate

4	Mary Beth Wells	Diaconate

5	Robert Deshaies Mark Andrew Jones	Priesthood Birthday

6	Clay Waddell Susan Bruttell Richard Hardman	Diaconate Priesthood Birthday

7	Anita L. Fox Muriel Moss Joel & Melissa Turmo	Birthday Birthday Marriage

8	Gwendolyn Sims	Birthday

10	Henry N.F. Minich James & Elizabeth Harlan	Diaconate Marriage

11	Terence Harris Debra & Kirk Maconaughey Charels Sakin	Priesthood Marriage Birthday

12	Rosa Lindahl Mallow Mary Ellen Cassini Wendy & Scott Tobias Lisa Barrowclough	Priesthood Priesthood Marriage Diaconate

13	Maria Restrepo Miguel & Maria Restrepo	Birthday Marriage

14	Dwight Morgan Jo-Ann Murphy Christian Encinosa & Gary Witt	Diaconate Priesthood Marriage

15	Frederick Masterman Carol Carson-Hull & Scott Hull	Diaconate Marriage

16	William E. Hamilton Jeffrey Beebe Douglas McCaleb	Diaconate Diaconate Birthday

17	Robert Horner Maribeth Conroy	Diaconate Birthday

18	Anne-Marie Kirkpatrick	Birthday

19	Diana Surgeon Matthew Faulstich Jean Ann Hendricks Thomas Bruttell Kate Gibson	Birthday Received Birthday Birthday Diaconate

20	Miguel Restrepo Donna Dambrot	Birthday Diaconate

21	Monte & Susan Tiller Frederick & JoAnn LaCrone Melissa Turmo	Marriage Marriage Birthday

23	David & Beverly Kennedy Beverly Kennedy Frederick Masterman Robert & Lynne Libby	Marriage Birthday Priesthood Marriage

24	Marta Weeks	Birthday

25	Timothy Thomas Errol Harvey Priesthood	Birthday Priesthood Received

26	Aurelia Chavez Barbara & Andrew Bambrick Maud Paraison	Birthday Marriage Diaconate

27	Clay Waddell Donna & Jim Hall	Birthday Marriage

28	Bruce & Thayer Woodcock Jill Tidy	Marriage Birthday

29	Christopher & Pamela Kelly Steve & Erin Thomas Alberto Cutié	Marriage Marriage Received

30	Chauncey L. Shaw, III Norbert M. Cooper Aileen Myers	Diaconate Priesthood Birthday

31	William S. Brace Robert Preston Deborah Deshaies Barbara Baptiste-Williams	Diaconate Priesthood Birthday Priesthood

Anglican Cycle of Prayer

May 6 - V Easter

The Anglican Church of Korea
Andros Island, Bahamas: All Saints’, Mangrove Cay; St. Alban, Drigg’s Hill; St. Barnabas, Long Bay Cay
All Saints’, Jensen Beach

May 13 - VI Easter

The Church of the Province of Melanesia
   Andros Island, Bahamas
   St. David, Lisbon Creek; St. Mary, Mars Bay
   All Saints, Ft. Lauderdale

May 20 - VII Easter

Anglican Communion Sunday
Executive Board
Episcopal Charities of Southeast Florida

May 27 - Pentecost

La Iglesia Anglicana de Mexico
   All Saints, Nassau
   All Angels, Miami Springs
   Atonement, Lauderdale Lakes

June 3 - Trinity Sunday

Christ Church Cathedral, Nassau
Holy Cross, Miami
Trinity Cathedral, Miami