Grapevine

July 2010

We hope everyone's getting some time for rest and recreation this summer, but we know this is far from a vacation season for many of our neighbors.

There are resources at our Disaster Preparedness and Response link concerning the oil disaster in the Gulf--a direct link for the Volunteer Florida , as well as links to prayers for this situation. The Episcopal Church has recently posted a number of additional prayer and liturgical resources. Donations to assist families whose livelihoods and businesses have already been hurt by the spill's impact on fishing communities can be made through Episcopal Relief and Development or Episcopal Community Services of Louisiana (click on "Donate" in the left-hand column, then select "Gulf Oil Spill Response Fund"). ER-D has also provided an informative bulletin insert.

Updated information about the situation in Haiti and how we can help continues to be posted at the new "Helping Haiti" link on the left side of our homepage at www.diosef.org, and Bishop Frade's report of his visit with Bishop Duracin last month is posted on his blog. Bishop Frade has asked that donations be directed to Episcopal Charities of Southeast Florida; contributions can be made online at www.ecsefl.org, or checks can be mailed to: Episcopal Charities of Southeast Florida, 8895 North Military Trail #205C, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410. Remember to include the people of Haiti in intercessory prayers at your Sunday services.

Coming Events

Diocesan offices closed for Independence Day - July 5
Ordination to the Priesthood of Angela Cortinas - July 10, 7 p.m., All Saints, Ft. Lauderdale
Labyrinth Retreat for Men in Recovery - July 31, 10:30 a.m.-2 p.m., Duncan Center
Youth Convention - Aug. 6-7, Hugh Taylor Birch State Park
Fall Deanery Convocations - Sept. 1, SPB--6 p.m., place TBA;
Sept. 18, NPB-9:30 a.m., Grace, West Palm Beach;
Sept. 23, ND-7:30 p.m., St. Margaret's/San Francisco de Asis, Miami Lakes;
Sept 28-Bwd, 5:45, St. Martin's, Pompano Beach;
Oct. 2, SD-9 a.m., St. Matthew's, Miami; Keys--TBA
Clergy Conference - Sept. 7-8, Duncan Center
Diocesan School semester begins - Sept. 11, St. Mark's School, Ft. Lauderdale
Diocesan Mission to Madagascar - Sept. 18-Oct. 1
Nehemiah Retreat - Sept. 21-22, Duncan Center
Diocesan Convention - Nov. 12-13, St. Mary's, Stuart
Hurricane preparedness - Remember that resources for hurricanes and other emergencies can be found at the Disaster Preparedness and Response link on the diocesan website (you can find that link quickly on our homepage at the bottom left); these resources are updated as we receive new material.
Vacation Bible School - Are you looking for a good way to let parents in your community know that your church is planning an exciting Vacation Bible School program this summer-or if your church is not having VBS, do you want to help parents in your congregation find a program for their children? Young parents from Chapel of St. Andrew, Boca Raton, have created a website, www.sfvbs.com, where you can post your congregation's VBS plans or find information about VBS programs offered by other churches in your area.
New rules on wireless microphones - Important information if your church uses wireless microphones: New rules by the Federal Communications Commission now restrict the frequency on which wireless microphones can operate. The 700 MHz Band became off-limits to wireless mics on June 12, 2010. That band now is dedicated to public safety agencies. More information is on the FCC website at http://fcc.gov/cgb/wirelessmicrophones/
Diocesan School - Online registration for the fall semester of the Diocesan School for Christian Studies is now available-earlier than promised! Click here for registration and a link to the new 20010-2011 catalogue. Remember that the Diocesan School is not just for those in the process toward ordination, but is also for all laypersons who may wish to deepen their spiritual life and development or who seek training for lay ministries.
Healthcare reform information from the Medical Trust - As the provisions of healthcare reform legislation begin to take effect, the Episcopal Church Medical Trust is providing answers to some frequently asked questions about how the new law might affect our benefits under the Medical Trust. It's important to note that: "The Medical Trust will not be making any changes to 2010 benefits" and "we have no intention of decreasing any current Medical Trust benefits that are in excess of new federal regulation requirements." Click here to download the complete Healthcare Reform FAQ document.
Required training - All clergy serving actively in the diocese, as well as many lay employees and volunteers, especially in parish schools and youth programs, are required to have certification in the canonically mandated training for anti-racism and for prevention of child and adult sexual abuse. We are currently reviewing diocesan records from Safeguarding God's Children, Safeguarding God's People and anti-racism training, and clergy will be notified soon if we do not have records that they-or their parish or school personnel-have completed the required training.
Diocesan Facebook page - Our diocese now has a new Facebook page, replacing our old Facebook "group" with a new location for photos from diocesan events, announcements of coming activities and links to information on our website and others around the Church. If you're on Facebook, become a fan of Episcopal Diocese of Southeast Florida.
Diocesan Mission to Madagascar - There are still spaces available for the Diocesan World Mission Commission's mission to visit and work with our missionaries, Bishop Todd and the Rev. Patsy McGregor in Madagascar, Sept. 18-Oct. 1. The mission will be led by the Rev. Debra Andrew Maconaughey and her husband, Kirk. The cost varies somewhat by age of team members (due to insurance requirements, younger people pay less); the amount per person is between $2,315 and $2,445, with $1,500 of that amount covered by the diocese. These amounts do not include the cost of inoculations and visas. More information (and the place to go for future updates on the mission trip is the Madagascar Mission website. For additional information contact the Rev. Andrew Maconaughey, downtime66@hotmail.com.
Bilingual cursillistas needed - Fr. Orlando Addison is planning for the 2011 Latino Cursillo and is seeking bilingual (Spanish/ English) cursillistas in the diocese to help organize teams or to assist in any other way. Anyone who'd like to volunteer should contact him at 954-987-2203 or e-mail froaddison@bellsouth.net.
Youth Convention - The 2010 Diocesan Youth Convention for youth in grades 8-12 will be held Aug. 6-7 at Hugh Taylor Birch State Park in Ft. Lauderdale. Each congregation is asked to send two voting delegates; additional youth may attend but do not have voting rights. There must be one adult chaperone for every five youth. The purpose of the convention is to make plans for diocesan youth events for the coming year, propose resolutions to bring to Diocesan Convention in November and elect members of the youth cabinet-president, vice-president, secretary and administrative assistant. Convention registration will be online at http://www.diosef.org/news-events/register-for-event.shtml. The cost per participant is $35. For additional information, contact Mary Cobiella, mary@diosef.org, or call 305-373-0881 or 800-268-9993, ext. 29. (Note that the New Beginnings weekend for middle-school students originally scheduled for Jul. 16-18 has been postponed.)
Labyrinth Retreat for Men in Recovery - Sara Dochterman, Licensed Clinical Social Worker, psychotherapist and Veriditas-trained labyrinth facilitator, will lead a labyrinth retreat for men in recovery on July 31, 10 a.m.-2:30 p.m., at the Duncan Center. Click here for additional information and registration form.
Human Needs Grants - Episcopal Charities of Southeast Florida (ECSEFL) has opened the grant cycle for 2011-2012 Basic Human Needs (BHN) Grants; guidelines and applications are available online at www.ecsefl.org, and completed applications are due Aug. 5. Grant awards will be for two years, with a satisfactory report due to Episcopal Charities prior to receipt of second year funding. As in past years, there are two ways to apply for funding: the Basic Human Needs Grant, or the Expedited Grant (for awards up to $2,500). For information contact ECSEFL's Program, Grants and Resource Director Bonnie Weaver at bonnie@ecsefl.org or 561-308-3742
ECSEFL's new small grants program - The Small Grants Program of Episcopal Charities of Southeast Florida allows ECSEFL to quickly and easily assist congregations seeking support under $1,000 for hunger-related projects. The Small Grants Program is designed for activities such as start-up food pantries and soup kitchens, gleaning projects, backpack programs, youth group and church school-related hunger activities, family support events and special one-time media events. Congregations are expected to develop additional sources of revenue if the program is a start-up and not a one-time program. For more information, see Episcopal Charities' website at www.ecsefl.org.
Diocesan School - Registration for the fall semester classes at the Diocesan School for Christian Studies begins on Aug. 1 and continues through Sept. 1 on the Diocesan School website, www.dioschool.org. Classes begin on Saturday, Sept. 11 and continue every other Saturday through Dec. 18 at St. Mark's School, Ft. Lauderdale. Classes are open to all laypersons who may wish to deepen their spiritual life and development, who seek training for lay ministries, or who are in discernment for Holy Orders. The full three year Core Curriculum provides academic preparation for persons aspiring to the diaconate. The cost for each course is $125. Questions may be directed to Pamela Fuller, Administrator of the Diocesan School, at 561-254-4548 or by email to dioschool@aol.com
Clergy Conference - The annual fall Clergy Conference will be Sept. 7-8 (a somewhat shorter schedule than in previous years) at the Duncan Center. The conference leader will be leadership development consultant Reggie McNeal; the topic is "The Missional Church." Clergy will soon receive a letter with additional information, and online registration will be available before the end of the month.
Solo Flight Conference for Single Adults - The twentieth consecutive Solo Flight National Conference for Single Adults will be Labor Day Weekend, Sept. 3-6, at the Roslyn Retreat Center, Richmond, Va. The 2010 theme, "One Is A Whole Number," will be the focus for keynote speaker Jane Gentry Vance, immediate past poet laureate of Kentucky, and session leaders such as the Rev. Laurie Brock, a young adult single priest from Baton Rouge, La. Other presenters--mostly young single adults--will address the theme from the perspective of the laity in a culture where the average age of first marriage hovers around 30 years old. For further information and registration go to http://www.soloflightministry.net. Scholarships are available; contact kcollierm@diolex.org or davidwperk@aol.com.
Bishop Frade's 2011 pilgrimages - Bishop Frade and Diana will lead two pilgrimages in 2011: their annual pilgrimage to the Holy Land, Jan. 17-27; and a trip to Greece and Turkey, following the footsteps of St. Paul and St. John, Mar. 13-25. Download a brochure for the Holy Land trip here; and click here for the brochure for Greece and Turkey.

Parishes in Transition

Holy Sacrament, Pembroke Pines - Receiving names. (See website, www.holysacrament.org, for application information.)
St. Mary's Stuart - Receiving names. (See website, www.stmarys-stuart.org.)
Bethesda-by-the Sea - Search Committee formed and finalizing preliminary aspects of the search, including the Parish Survey.

Clergy Changes

Crawford, The Rev. Hayden - Beginning 7/1 as rector-elect of Church of the Incarnation, Miami.
Effinger, The Rev. Richard - Ordained to the priesthood June 19.
Hudson, The Rev. Andrew - Ordained to the vocational diaconate June 5, serving at St. Ambrose, Ft. Lauderdale.
Jones, The Rev. Mark Andrew - Ordained to the transitional diaconate June 5; serving at St. Gregory's and Chapel of St. Andrew, Boca Raton.

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

This fall St. Simon's, Miami, is opening a new school, which will focus on students with special needs, such as learning or developmental disabilities, hearing impairment or ADD. The church will hold an open house on July 25 at 3 p.m. for families interested in learning more about the school's program. For information call 305-221-4753.
St. Stephen's, Coconut Grove (Miami), is now enrolling students for both a daytime (Wednesday morning) and an evening (Monday nights) Education for Ministry (EFM) class. EfM is a stimulating, thought-provoking program of Bible, Theology, Church History, and personal spiritual growth developed by the University of the South School of Theology in Sewanee Tennessee. EfM participants meet together weekly with a trained mentor to study, grow, and explore theological ideas and questions. For additional information and registration, contact the Rev. Jo-Ann Murphy (JMURPHY@SSEDS.ORG or 305-448-2601
El Centro Todos los Santos, Ft. Lauderdale, está tomando reservaciones para niños de familias hispanas de bajos ingresos para el programa de verano que empieza el 28 de junio por seis semanas. Las familias interesadas deberían llamar al (954) 581-8050 para más información. (The Centro is taking reservations for children from low-income Hispanic families for the summer program which begins on June 28 and continues for six weeks. Interested families should call the Centro at (954) 581-8050 for more information.)
St. Christopher's, Ft. Lauderdale, will hold Vacation Bible School Jul. 26-30 for 6:30-8:30 p.m. Click here for full details.
On Aug. 1 at 4 p.m. St. Martin's, Pompano Beach, will host a concert by the New River Orchestra. Tickets are $18. Call the church at 954-941-4843 or click here for more information.
On Sunday, Aug. 15 at 5 p.m., the Broward Deanery Order of the Daughters of the King and the Order of St. Vincent invite everyone to celebrate the Feast Day of Saint Mary the Virgin, Mother of Our Lord Jesus Christ, at a "Marian Service," at St. Martin's, Pompano Beach. Diocesan DoK Chaplain the Very Rev Bernie Pecaro will be celebrant and the Rt. Rev. Dorsey Henderson, retired bishop of Upper South Carolina, will be the homilist.
On Aug. 14, All Saints, Ft. Lauderdale, will celebrate the ministry of Fr. Roger Allee, who is retiring at the end of August after serving for eight years as assistant at All Saints (and for the past year also as priest-in-charge at Church of the Intercession, Ft. Lauderdale). There will be a 4 p.m. service in Neaverson Chapel, followed by a reception; wine and light hors d'oeuvres will be served. RSVP to Liz@LizHallfordWard.com or call Liz at 954-803-2220.
On Sunday, Aug. 22 at 5 p.m., St. Andrew's, Lake Worth, will present its annual Wine Tasting Extravaganza. This year's event, entitled Nights in the Gardens of Spain, will feature Spanish wines, and the foods that enhance them. The event will also include a performance of flamenco, a style of music and dance considered to be the epitome of Spanish culture. Tickets are priced at $25 per person and may be purchased by calling the church office, 561-582-6609. Tickets must be reserved in advance. All proceeds will benefit St. Andrew's programs and services.
Trinity Cathedral, Miami, will present Director of Music Matthew Steynor performing "Musical Murals" on Sunday, Aug. 29 at 6 p.m. This organ recital features music inspired by art, including an arrangement of Mussorgsky's popular work "Pictures at an Exhibition" and an original transcription of Respighi's "Trittico Botticelliano". Pictures will be displayed on a screen at the front of the cathedral during the performance. Tickets are $15 in advance (adults), $5 (students/children) and $20 on the door, with all proceeds aiding the preservation of Trinity's historic organ. To buy tickets, visit The Shoppe at Trinity Cathedral, call 305-789-0074 or visit www.trinitymiami.org.
Beginning in September, St. Thomas University in Miami will offer its International Online Program in Spirituality Studies. This certificate program invites participants from all over the world to engage in the study of the history of Christian Spirituality, through reading in their own home and interacting online with the course facilitator and other students. Click here for a full description of this program. For information about registration contact Cary Trujillo at St. Thomas University, ctrujillo@stu.edu; for additional information about the program and coursework contact the instructor, Ann Rose, anngrose@bellsouth.net.
The rector and assistant rector of St. Stephen's, Coconut Grove (Miami), the Rev. Willie Allen-Faiella and the Rev. Jo-Ann Murphy, will lead a pilgrimage to the Holy Land Nov. 1-12. Click here for complete information.
Deacon Marivel Milien is offering Spanish classes for all ages at St. Paul et les Martyrs d'Haiti, 6744 N. Miami Ave., on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7 to 9 p.m. The cost is $50 a month. For more information contact me Deacon Milien, marivelmilien@yahoo.com, or 786-357-1345.

Prayers

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 everyone affected by the earthquake in Haiti-those who have died, those who are injured, who have lost family members and friends or are still seeking news of loved ones, those who wait for help and those who are working to help them;

For all who suffer from the effects of the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico and from this season's storms and floods;br />
For all who are facing economic hardship in the current financial crisis;

For the safety of all mission teams from our diocese;

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

Standing Committee member Char Vinik, broken ankle;
Anaysa Garcia, wife of Fr. Rafael Garcia, recovering from successful thyroid cancer surgery;
Canon Carlos Sandoval, healing of retinal tear;
Deacon George Kinard, scheduled for back surgery 7/27;
Paul Thomson, former chair of the diocesan Property & Loan Committee, seriously ill;
The Rev. Debbie Self, recovering from gallbladder surgery;
Bishop Leo Frade, healing of injured shoulder;
Fr. David Hopkins, continued healing;
Rosa Valdes, mother-in-law of diocesan Chief Operating Officer Cris Valdes, recovering from leg amputation;
Beverley Warnke, mother of Rev. Wendy Tobias and longtime staff member at St. Joseph's, Boynton Beach, continued healing;
Alexandra Jae Scott, infant granddaughter of Trinity Cathedral sexton Gilbert Purdy, diagnosed with serious birth defect; pray for no complications and for Alexandra's parents, Rachel and Jason Scott, as they deal with the challenges their baby may face;
Fr. Miguel Restrepo, healing;
Fr. Bob Trache, recovering from partial knee replacement;
Fr. Birk Stathers, recovering from knee replacement;
Susie Schofield Street, daughter of Bishop Calvin O. Schofield and Elaine, diagnosed with multiple sclerosis;
Fr. Bill Hamilton, continued healing:
Ken Hobbs, father of Archdeacon Bryan Hobbs, continued healing;
Nikki Commette, mother of Diocesan Coordinator Gail McShane, continued healing of broken shoulder;
Fr. Gary Verell and his wife, Phyllis, healing;
Damian Rundberg, 18-month-old grandson of Lynn Rundberg, Children's Ministry Coordinator at Bethesda by the Sea, Palm Beach, diagnosed with rare, life-threatening genetic disorder;
Canon J. Kenneth Major, continued healing;
Madame Marie-Edithe Duracin, wife of Bishop Jean Zache Duracin, continued healing;
Sylvia Klein, wife of Fr. Harvey Klein, continued healing;
Edivia Mesa, mother of Canon Alejandro Hernandez, healing;
Fr. Chauncey Shaw, healing;
Leanne Barnhart, sister of Julie Todd and sister-in-law of Fr. Chris Todd, continued healing from massive stroke;
Etta Stella, aspirant for the deaconate, healing;
Betty Ellis, mother of Executive Board member Pam Sahdev, healing;
Lily DiGiacomo, sister-in-law of Deacon Anita Thorstad, healing from surgery for brain aneurysm;
Pearl Katz, mother of the Rev. Donna Dambrot, healing;
John Womack, brother of diocesan Director of Communications Mary Cox, continued healing;
Olive Schlepp, mother of Linda Schlepp-Gray, assistant to the Archdeacon for Congregational Development, healing;
Rod Patterson, brother-in-law of Diana Frade, healing;
Fr. Geoff Evans, healing;
Archdeacon Fritz Bazin, continued healing;
Chantal Deshaies, daughter of Fr. Bob Deshaies, healing;
Claire McCarthy, daughter-in-law of Mother Nancy McCarthy, healing;
Judy Cayton, sister of Deacon Carol Graves, healing;
Barbara Trache-Shay, sister of Fr. Bob Trache, ovarian cancer;
Henry Foy, uncle of Liza Ragsdale, wife of Fr. Bob Trache and director of lay ministry at St. Mark the Evangelist, Ft. Lauderdale, continued healing from serious brain injury from a fall;
Tom Andrew, father of the Rev. Debra Andrew Maconaughey, Parkinson's;
Debbie Corbishley, wife of Fr. Frank Corbishley, continued healing;
Nancy Morkill, retired secretary to retired Bishop O. Schofield, healing;
Cynthia Cruz Ward, daughter of Deacon Ruby Cruz, healing;
Ava Elsner, 20-month old 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 from serious stroke;
Elsie Taylor, mother of Elaine Schofield, healing;
Jose Alvarez, stepfather of diocesan controller Angie Iturrioz, continued healing;
Donald Hamilton, son of Fr. Bill Hamilton, and his family, healing and strength;
Carrol Gomez, wife of Archbishop Drexel Gomez of Nassau and the Bahamas, healing;
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;
Maggie Martin, daughter of Fr. Hallock Martin and Lydia, healing and guidance;
Ron Griffith, son of Fr. Bernard Griffith, healing of serious head injury;
Canon Caroline Brumbaugh, honorary canon of Trinity Cathedral and longtime lay leader at St. Thomas, Coral Gables, 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. Oscar Pineda, who died 7/15;Jay Callahan (friend and companion of Diocesan Coordinator Gail McShane), who died 6/29; Celeste Alvarez (widow of Fr. Frank Alvarez), who died 6/11; and for comfort for their families, especially Fr. Jim Gilmore, whose wife, "Binky," died 7/27; Sherrie Froehlich, whose mother, Evelyn Mills, died 6/4; and for all those who have lost loved ones in the earthquake in Haiti, other natural disasters, and in the ongoing conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Clergy Prayer List - July 2010

Click here for a printable version

1	Elaine Duncan Wendy Tobias	Birthday Priesthood

2	Dale & Donna Moyer Bernard & Nadine Griffith Virginia "Gigi" Sharp Winnie Bolle	Marriage Marriage Birthday Diaconate

3	Cyril & Christine White J. Harvey Klein Roger M. Tobin Carolanne Reho	Marriage Diaconate Diaconate Birthday

4	Samuel J. Browne Onell & Nina Soto	Diaconate Marriage

5	Susan A. Tiller Jennifer McCormick Wilson Cecily Titcomb	Birthday Birthday Birthday

6	Carmen Blasco Michael & Sharon Cassell Rosa Lindahl-Mallow	Birthday Marriage Diaconate

7	Spencer & Erin Potter	Marriage

8	Olga Parks Jonathan B. Coffey	Birthday Diaconate

9	Robert J. McCloskey, Jr. Lynne Jones Sherod & Rosa Mallow	Birthday Birthday Marriage

10	W. Frisby Hendricks Rohani & Hans Weger	Birthday Marriage

11	Robert & Deborah Deshaies Alejandro Hernandez Onell Soto Perry Fuller	Marriage Priesthood Consecration Diaconate

12	Beverly M. Shives Barbara N. Bambrick	Birthday Diaconate

13	Paul A. Rasmus Wilma Gilbert	Birthday Birthday

14	Debra Andrew Maconaughey Jo-Ann & Russell Murphy	Priesthood Marriage

15	John Tidy	Priesthood

17	Hyvenson Joseph	Birthday

18	Stephen H. Gushee Bernard M. Griffith Brenda Hammatt Scott Tobias	Birthday Priesthood Birthday Birthday

19	John Jarrett III	Diaconate

21	Julia Addison	Birthday

22	Alice M. Elsner Johnnie Johnson	Birthday Birthday

23	Ornoldo Surgeon	Birthday

24	Barbara Price Ruby T. Cruz Lois Murray Thompson Marivel Milien	Birthday Birthday Diaconate Birthday

25	Vincent Tirado Diaconate Lisa Barrowclough	Diaconate Birthday

26	Winston Wright Mimi Howard Bruce Woodcock Valerie Vernon	Priesthood Diaconate Diaconate Diaconate

27	Bernard J. Pecaro Todd & Patsy McGregor	Birthday Marriage

28	G. Kerry Robb Leonard G. Brusso Richard K. Ames Winston Wright	Diaconate Birthday Diaconate Diaconate

30	Joanne & Robert Katon Robert Katon Andrew Bambrick Leonel Charles	Marriage Birthday Birthday Diaconate

31	Harry & LiAnne Douglas James Cook	Marriage Birthday

Anglican Cycle of Prayer

July 4-VI Pentecost

The Church of Pakistan United
St. Margaret, Nassau
Transfiguration, Miami Gardens; St. Kevin, Opa-locka

July 11-VII Pentecost

The Anglican Church of Papua New Guinea
St. Philip, Matthew Town, Inagua; St. Paul's, Delray Beach

July 18-VIII Pentecost

The Episcopal Church in the Philippines
Andros Island, Bahamas: All Saints', Mangrove Cay; St. Alban, Drigg's Hill; St. Barnabas, Long Bay Cay; All Saints', Jensen Beach

July 25-X Pentecost

L 'Eglise Episcopal du Rwanda
Andros Island, Bahamas:St. David, Lisbon Creek; St. Mary, Mars Bay
All Saints, Ft. Lauderdale

August 4-XI Pentecost

The Scottish Episcopal Church
Executive Board
Episcopal Charities of Southeast Florida