Dear brothers and sisters in Christ,

As we come to the end of the Easter season, our next

major Holy-Day is the Feast of Pentecost on June 8th.

Pentecost is the Jewish Feast which occurs fifty days

after Passover, and which was the day the Spirit of God

was poured out upon the disciples. In Acts, chapter 1,

we read of Jesus’ ascension and His promise of the

Spirit.

“Gathering them together, He commanded them not

to leave Jerusalem, but to wait for what the Father

had promised, ‘Which,’ He said, ‘you heard of from

Me; for John baptized with water, but you will be

baptized with the Holy Spirit not many days from

now… but you will receive power when the Holy

Spirit has come upon you; and you shall be My

witnesses both in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and

Samaria, and even to the remotest part of the earth.’

And after He had said these things, He was lifted up

while they were looking on, and a cloud received

Him out of their sight.” Acts 1:4-5, 8-9 (NASB)

Healing Services

I would like to suggest that we have a time of prayer

for healing and anointing during both services on Sun-

day, June 8th. After the sermon, we will take time to

pray for those who want to receive healing or infilling

with the Holy Spirit. So, let’s begin to ask God to send

His Spirit upon us again!

Provincial Assembly 2014

Delegates from our diocese will gather in Pittsburgh

the last week of June for the triennial meeting of the

leadership of the Anglican Church in North America. It

will be at this meeting that Bob Duncan will retire from

being Archbishop and the new Archbishop will be an-

nounced. Gus Haddad and David Etzold are lay dele-

gates and I am a clerical delegate to the Provincial

Council and the Assembly. Please pray for God’s Spirit

to guide us all as we seek God’s direction for the

ACNA.

Men of Christ Monthly Dinner

The gathering of the Men of Christ this month will be

held at 6 p.m., on Thursday, June 12, at the home of

Bruce Meyer at 813 Forest Willow Circle.

McKee Chapel

This year we received a special grant from the McKee

Foundation to repair the decades-old stained glass win-

dow coverings on McKee Chapel. Many thanks to

Dave Baker and Baker Glass for their fine work! The

effect is not only beautiful from the outside, but much

lighter inside the Chapel.

Border Fellows Departure

We will be sad to lose Savannah Eaves as our Border

Fellows Director, who is getting married and moving

to New York. Our Border Fellows will be finishing

their ten month commitment to serving in our commu-

nity on June 6th. It has been wonderful to have Carmen

Thunem, Lindsey Goodrich, and Tessa Valadez among

us, and we will miss them all as they follow the Lord’s

leading to new endeavors.

Welcome Julie Haddad

We are delighted to have Julie Haddad on our church

staff as bookkeeper. Julie is in our choir and has been a

member of St. Clement’s her entire life. She has many

years of experience in accounting.

Sports Camp & Vacation Bible School

We will have our annual Sports Camp for first to

eighth grade students from June 23-27. Vacation Bible

School will be held fromJuly 28-August 1 for four year

olds through high school students. Please contact Ra-

chel Degenhart at 915-521-8052 or check the website

for more information.

Thank you for your faithful support and please know

that we need consistent giving throughout the summer.

The bills still need to be paid even when people are on

vacations. God bless you!

Yours in our Lord Jesus,

William Cox Cobb, D.Min.

Issue #6- 2014

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Rachel Degenhart, Children’s Ministry Director

June 23 – 27 8:30 am – 12 pm 1st to 8th grade

cost $10

The best thing you can do for your child is…Knowing the goal of a game is important to every game. ”He who has the most toys wins.” Have you ever heard that slogan? Jesus said in Matthew 20:25, “You know that the rulers of the Gentiles lord it over them, and their great men exercise authority over them.” Power and position were evi-dence of greatness. Jesus went on to say in verses 26-28, “, It is not this way among you, but whoever wishes to be-come great among you shall be your servant, and whoever wishes to be first among you shall be your slave; just as the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give His life a ransom for many.” This is quite a dif-ferent model of operation to what the disciples were used to, but then, the government of heaven is in no way simi-lar to the government of this world. Jesus frequently talked about “the kingdom of heaven” as something that was different that what was already present in the world. Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount fleshed this out; God gives inheri-tance for humility and the kingdom for persecution. Humility and persecution have value in one government system and no value in the other system of government. We are called to be citizens of the heavenly kingdom and to be ambassadors to this world. We are here with a message from the King; citizenship into the kingdom has been bought and paid for and free for anyone who will come. If we desire an eternal legacy for our children, if we want to build something that stands the test of time we must be careful to build according to the plans and rules that govern the world we want to build in. Psalm 127: 1-2 says, “Unless the LORD builds a house, the work of the builders is wasted.” We have an opportunity to model for our children what it is to build for something greater than the sum total of what we can accomplish in ourselves. God wants to build for us and through us. The fruit of that labor will be sweet, long lasting and have an eternal legacy. What are the goals of your game of life?

June’s Sunday Lessons Wonder Room Kid’s Connection 1 –Moses Need’s Help 1 – Powerful Peace 8 –Ten Commandments 8 – Love your Neighbor 15 –Father’s Day lesson 15 – Father’s Day lesson 22 –Golden Calf 22 – Attitude of Gratitude

July 28 - Aug 1 9:00 am – 12 pm 4 yrs to 8th grade

but there is something for everyone!

Calling all 3-6 graders to an

awesome camp with Mr. Aus-tin! Fun, good food, sports,

crafts, and surprises.

When: June 19-21 (Thurs am to Sat pm) Where: Aspendale Retreat Center Cost: $100 Info and RSVP: Rachel 521-8052; Rachel@stclements.com

INFO: For more information on anything – or to volunteer - please contact Rachel at 521-8052 or

by email Rachel@stclements.com

Senior Graduation Breakfast! Sunday, June 1 at the church garden Come join us as we honor and celebrate our high school seniors with their fami-lies and friends from youth group. Light breakfast provided.

Summer of Service & Training (SST) June 15-29 in Tyler & Houston, TX. All youth over age 13 are invited! Come learn how to share your faith in ways specific to your gifts & personality. Come serve with us & grow in your re-lationship with God!

Jesus Culture L.A. (JCLA) July 16-21 Long Beach, CA Come worship; listen to amazing speak-ers & fellowship with youth from around the country! This yearly confer-ence is NOT something you want to miss! We will also visit Universal Stu-dios along the way. :)

HOLY REBELS UPCOMING EVENTS!!!

June 2014—THE ANCHOR—PAGE 3

News from St. Clement’s Parish School

Church of St. Clement Community,

Our students, parents, and faculty are counting the days to the last day of school. As we move into the last week of classes we reflect back on a year full of blessings and wonderful memories. We are extremely privileged and honored to be a part of the St. Clement’s Parish community.

Our families enjoyed a fun-filled Wildcat Roundup event last Friday, May 16th, at the Western Playland Amusement Park. Well over 700 children and adults participated in this wonderful community-building event. Children from our school and from Ciudad Nueva joined us for an evening of “almost summer” fun. We were pleased that many families who will be joining our school in August were able to participate and feel

welcomed to our special school family.

Our last day of classes and our Graduation Day is scheduled for Friday, June 6, 2014. We will have a special 8th grade graduation Liturgy Service on Friday morning with the graduation ceremony later in the evening. We would be very pleased to invite all of our church members to join us at either event.

Thank you for a very special and challenging school year. We send blessings to all of our church and school families.

Hey Everyone!! The lazy days of summer are upon us al-ready....hahaha. Lazy. Yah right! We all know that kids need fun things to do while we're driving on

vacations, getting things taken care of at the office, or working hard around the house. That is why we are hosting the Summer Reading Program again

this year. We will be having our kickoff event after the service on June the 8th at noon. It will be a pot luck. Kids of all ages are welcome. And, we're going have a mystery guest that will read their favorite story. It will be a lot of fun, so bring the kids and come join us. Please contact Anne Walker at ahwalkerotr@gmail.com or Jeremiah Spoon at jeremiahspoon@gmail.com with any questions.

New Women’s Bible Study -Beth Moore's - "INHERITANCE"

Wednesdays at 9 am starting June 18th! Childcare provided

The concept of inheritance isn't just a sub-ject in Scripture. It is a theme stretching all

the way from Genesis to Revelation. The Word "inheritance" or forms of the word

(i.e.,inherit, heir, heritage,etc.) can be found in the Word of God no less than 300 times and appears with frequency in both Testa-

ments.

Come Celebrate the 4th of July Thursday July 3, 2014

10:00 - 10:45 a.m. Sing patriotic songs with us

Prayer for America Mothers…bring your school age

children Veterans please join us

Mayfield Room

Women’s Summer Bible study this year will be Kay Arthur’s “Covenant: God’s Enduring Promises.” The group meets in the home of Leslie Jones, 5424 La Estancia on Thursday nights from 6:30-8:30, beginning Thursday, June 5th through July 31st. Participants should get the member book for this study at Lifeway or Lifeway.com prior to June 5th.

-- PHLASH -- Celebrate the Drivers on June 8th Do you know Walter and Carolyn Mayfield Driver? They are the St. Clement’s couple: married 71

years (by the Reverend Uncle Bert Williams and Rector Bill Wright); both 91 years of age (all at St.

Clement’s); they will have many of their 50 “direct family” here at the 8:30 am service on June 8th

for their “71st Anniversary Blessing!” Join them here at St. Clement’s. What a great couple setting

records at a great Parish! Thank you, LORD!!!

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CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES! Lucy Alexander Benning will graduate from El Paso High School June 13th, 2014 and attend West-ern New Mexico University in August. She is the daughter of Mary and Henry Benning and grand-daughter of Mary Francis Etzold and the late Davis Engberg Etzold as well as the late Elaine G. Ben-ning and George Henry Benning. Lucy received an athletic scholarship to play basketball on the Women’s Basketball team. And at the same time she will major in Math. After college Lucy will work on her Masters in Structural Engineering. Lucy has also received the Brent & Edith Rickard Memorial Scholarship managed by St. Clements Church. While at El Paso High, Lucy played on the Girls Varsity Basketball team all four years as well as being part of FCA, Rachael’s Challenge and the National Honor Society. Lucy is looking forward to attending College as well as playing basketball in college as this has been a lifelong dream.

Adrianna Borrego is graduating from Texas Connections Academy with Honors in Law Enforce-ment. Her parents are Richard and Jessica Malstrom, Erica Borrego (Birth Mother) and her grandpar-ents are Joe and Meriam Malstrom,, Anabel VanBibber, as well as Thomas and Sylvia Borrego. Adrianna has many accomplishments: 2nd place poetry winner for El Paso with one poem plublished in the book "Star In Our Hearts". Childcare and Sunday School Teacher for St. Clements Church. My plans for the future are to join the Navy Resverse doing Law Enforcement to pay for my degree in education so I can fullfill my ultimate dream of being an Elementary School Teacher. Maybe for St. Clements? We shall see what God has planned! Thank you to everyone who has supported me in my journey both at home and at St. Clements Church. Love you all!

Caroline Claiborne Brown graduates May 18th from Davidson College in NC. She is a Pre-Dental graduate that earned a Bachelor of Arts in Hispanic Studies. Caroline earned an athletic scholarship to play volleyball at Davidson. Her Senior year, she was Team Captain and was selected MVP for the sea-son. Brown was named to three consecutive SoCon - All-conference Team honors. She accumulated career statistics that placed her in Davidson program record books in three categories including kills, digs and aces. At Davidson, she participated in Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Warner Hall Sorority, the Pre-Dental Society, a study abroad program in Cadiz, Spain and a semester abroad in Buenos Aires, Argentina. While Caroline will be preparing her applications for Dental school and completing addi-tional course work, she has been hired by Georgia College in Milledgeville, GA as an Assistant Varsity Volleyball coach for the 2014-15 season. Caroline’s parents are Katherine and Will Brown and her sib-lings Marshall and Beck Brown. Her grandparents are Ann & Sonny Brown of El Paso and Tom & Mary

Miller from Houston, Tx.

Blake Patrick Filley is the son of Steve and Jackie Filley and grandson of Dwight and Marti Filley/ Carol and Dave Cofer. He is graduating from Coronado High School. Blake has participated in Senior Exec, Student Council and is a CTV (Coronado TV) Producer and lettered in Football as Team Video-grapher (2013 District Champs in Football). Blake interned at KTSM (TV Channel 9) in the Spring and will be attending Texas State University this Fall in San Marcos, Texas studying Mass Communications.

Jason Dwight Filley is the son of Steve and Jackie Filley and grandson of Dwight and Marti Filley/ Carol and Dave Cofer. He is graduating from Coronado High School. Blake lettered in football as the kicker and was named District 1-5A second team kicker and 1-5A Region 1 third team kicker. His team was 2013 District Champs in Football. Jason will be attending the University of Texas at El Paso this Fall studying Business and has been invited to walk on to the UTEP Miner Foot-ball team as a kicker.

K.C. Collins Genrich will graduate from Saint George’s University School of Medicine with a medi-cal degree on June 15th in New York City. K.C. was recently married to fellow medical student, Mr. Colby M. Genrich, at Saint Clement’s on May 31st and they will be making their home in Verona, New Jersey where K.C. will begin a residency in Family Medicine. Her proud parents are Tim and Sandee Collins, and she is the granddaughter of the late Matil and Joe Lyon and the late Nan and Walter Collins.

June 2014—THE ANCHOR—PAGE 6

Andres Mejia-Morales, son of Ramon Morales and Patricia Mejia, is graduating from Franklin High School on June 11, 2014. He will be graduating in the top 7% of his class with AP scholar aca-demic honors and as a Distinguished Achievement Program (DAP) recipient. While at Franklin High School, Andres participated in cross country and was a member of the student council, Na-tional Honor Society and the French Honor Society. Andres will be moving to California and at-tending Saddleback Community College before moving on to UCSD to pursue his studies in Marine Biology. We are all very proud of all of his accomplishments. He is very appreciative of all the support and prayers he has received from the St. Clement’s Church community.

Levi M. Kaip is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Galen Kaip and grandson of Dr. and Mrs Sherwood Kaip and Mr. and Mrs Ron Munden. He is graduating from Coronado High School and will be attending University of Texas at Austin Honors Engineering Program to study Chemical Engineering. Levi will graduate in the top 1% of his class with a class ranking in the top 5 students. He is a National Merit Commended Stu-dent and an AP Scholar with Distinction. He also played baseball, competing on the Varsity team for 3 years.

Robin Olivarez will graduate from Coronado High School. She is the daughter of Sharon Taylor and Gabino Olivarez and sibling to Rachel, Henry, Albert, Lewis and Lucy. She attended St. Clement Parish School Alumni, where she graduated in 2010. Robin plans to attend The University of Texas at Dallas where she will pursue a degree of Psychology, Emphasis on Criminal Behavior.

Carolyn Elise Owen, is the granddaughter of Dorothy and Charles Caldwell, and Maryann and Frank Owen III, and the daughter of William and Julie Owen. She attended El Paso High School and is a graduating senior in the class of 2014. She will be attending Texas Tech University in the fall, ma-joring in Music Performance. While in high school, Carolyn graduated in the Top 10% of her class, with a distinguished diploma and honors in the Dual Credit and Advanced Placement education pro-grams. Carolyn was involved in her school’s choir and theater, receiving high standing roles in each, as well as other activities and athletics. In early 2014, she starred as ‘Leda’ in the world premier of the opera “Searching The Painted Sky” performed in New York City at the National Opera Associa-tion Convention. Her plans for the future are to perform in musical roles, work in and/or operate a vocal studio, and start an anti-bullying campaign.

Robyn Leigh Pelking, daughter of Scott and Priscilla Pelking, will complete her Bachelor of Science in Music Production this summer from Full Sail University, Winter Park, FL. This is Robyn’s second degree. She has also earned a Bachelor of Arts in English from the University of Texas at El Paso, and she is a certified educator for grades 4-12. She currently teaches high school English and De-bate at Harmony Science Academy. Robyn is a versatile musician who plays several different instru-ments and plays regularly with the Church of St. Clement Praise Band. Robyn has used her writing and musical skills actively in the church’s youth and children’s ministries, including Vacation Bible School and Christmas Pageants. While continuing in these ministries and advancing her teaching career, Robyn hopes to compose and produce music.

WE ARE SO PROUD OF YOU! Love, Your St. Clement’s Parish Family

June 2014—THE ANCHOR—PAGE 10

Ciudad Nueva Community Outreach Community Outreach & Development in St. Clement’s Neighborhood

Ciudad Nueva Community Outreach seeks to embody the gospel of Jesus Christ by advancing the renewal and development of inner city El Paso through the transformation and empowerment of its residents.

www.ciudadnueva.org

Ciudad Nueva Community Outreach, Inc. Visit us or give @ ciudadnueva.org 810 N. Campbell, El Paso, TX. 79902 Read our stories @ ciudadnuevablog.wordpress.com

Shifting into Gear for Camp! We’re sending our students to camp, but we need you! Here are some ways you can help us:

Sponsor a student. The cost for one student can be up to $600. Contact Sami DiPasquale at sami@ciudadnueva.org for more information.

Give. You can send a check to Ciudad Nueva at 810 N. Campbell St, El Paso, TX 79902 or find us online at ciudad-nueva.org.

“Pack the Park” at El Paso’s Southwest University Park Monday 16 June Tickets are $10 Contact Sami DiPasquale at sami@ciudadnueva.org

Purchase a YL raffle ticket. For more information, contact Tessa Valadez at tessa@ciudadnueva.org. We Would Love to Express Our Thanks Thank you for all who made it to our “Toast to Ten Years” on Friday, May 9th. We appreciate your time, support, and community. Thank you for those who have supported our students for camp through:

Enchilada Fundraiser Braden Aboud Run/Walk Donations

Shout out to St. Clement’s Parish School for hosting us at Wildcat Roundup! We had a blast.

picture from end of year retreat (L to R): Lindsay, Savannah, Carmen, Tessa, Megan

THANK YOU TO THE CHURCH OF ST. CLEMENT!

We cannot believe our year as Border Fellows has come to an end. Thank you so much to St. Clement’s Parish and staff for your love and support over the last ten months. We are sad to leave, but know that El Paso will be in our hearts and minds forever. We’re thrilled to announce Megan Feuille as our incoming director!

Please be in prayer for our fellows as they transition into a new life stage, seek clarity for their vocational future, and integrate the knowledge gained from Border Fellows into their adult lives. Next steps: Carmen is head-ing back to New Haven, CT to work as a Medical Assistant for an ENT doctor. Lindsay is on her way to Charlottesville, VA and plans to find a job working with ESL in a school or church setting. Tessa is moving to Las Cruces, NM and will be working at Starbucks and getting involved in the art and theater community.

I want to say a special thank you to Sami, Steven, and everyone in the church who has served as a host family, mentor, work placement, or volunteer over the past years. You have made my work a success! I am going to miss this incredible community as I move on to New York. And don’t worry, I’ve heard El Paso has a way of bringing people back… :) Please look me up if you’re ever in NYC! Love, Savannah

JUNE 2014 ANCHORED IN CHRIST, LIVING IN COMMUNITY, SERVING IN THE SPIRIT

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Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 Graduation Sunday

8:30 am- Traditional w/

Nursery & Children

10:30 am- Contemporary

w/ Nursery & Children

10:30-Spanish Service-

McKee Chapel

11:30 am Border Fellows

Reception

2

5:30-Women’s Bible Study

3

9:00-Staff Meeting 11:00- Prayer & Fasting

12- Al Anon

12- Invisible Church 6:00- Praise Band

4

9:00-Young Women’s Study

12- Noonday Service

1:00- GriefShare

6:00- Binding the Wounds

6:00- The Journey

6:30- Discipleship Study

6:30- Youth Group

5

9:30- Women’s Bible Study

12- Bill Francis

Bible Study 6:30- Women’s

Bible Study

7:30- Choir

6 6:00PM- Parish School Graduation

7

5 pm- Worship

8 Healing Services

8:30 am- Traditional w/

Nursery & Children

10:30 am- Contemporary

w/ Nursery & Children

10:30-Spanish Service-

McKee Chapel

Youth Lunch after 10:30 service

9 5:30-Women’s

Bible Study

10

9:00-Staff Meeting 11:00- Prayer & Fasting

12- Al Anon

6:00- Praise Band

5:30-VESTRY PRAYER

11 9:00-Young Women’s Study

12- Noonday Service

1:00- GriefShare

6:00- Binding the Wounds

6:00- The Journey

6:30- Discipleship Study

6:30- Youth Group

12

9:30- Women’s Bible Study

7:30- Choir

6:30- Women’s Bible Study

6:00-Men of Christ

13

14 9- Daughters of the Holy

Cross

5 pm- Worship

15 Father’s Day

8:30 am- Traditional w/

Nursery & Children

10:30 am- Contemporary

w/ Nursery & Children

10:30-Spanish Service-

McKee Chapel

16 10-Clement &

Clementines

5:30-Women’s

Bible Study

17

9:00-Staff Meeting 11:00- Prayer & Fasting

12- Al Anon

12- Finance Committee 6:00- Praise Band

18 9:00-Young Women’s Study

12- Noonday Service

1:00- GriefShare

6:00- Binding the Wounds

6:00- The Journey

6:30- Discipleship Study

6:30- Youth Group

19

Preteen Camp

9:30- Women’s

Bible Study 12- Bill Francis

Bible Study 6:30- Women’s

Bible Study

7:30- Choir

20

Preteen Camp

21

Preteen Camp

5 pm- Worship

22

8:30 am- Traditional w/

Nursery & Children

10:30 am- Contemporary

w/ Nursery & Children

10:30-Spanish Service-

McKee Chapel

Youth Lunch after 10:30 service

23

Sports Camp 5:30-Women’s

Bible Study

24

Sports Camp

9:00-Staff Meeting 11:00- Prayer & Fasting

12- Al Anon

6:00- Praise Band 6:30- Stephen Ministry

25

Sports Camp

9:00-Young Women’s Study

12- Noonday Service

1:00- GriefShare

6:00- Binding the Wounds

6:00- The Journey

6:30- Discipleship Study

6:30- Youth Group

26

Sports Camp

9:30- Women’s

Bible Study

6:30- Women’s Bible Study

7:30- Choir

27

Sports Camp

28

5 pm- Worship

29

8:30 am- Traditional w/

Nursery & Children

10:30 am- Contemporary

w/ Nursery & Children

10:30-Spanish Service-

McKee Chapel

Youth Lunch after 10:30 service

30 5:30-Women’s

Bible Study

810 N. Campbell

El Paso, Texas 79902-5203

P: 915-533-4915 - F: 915-533-1958

Web site: www.stclements.com

Email: office@stclements.com

Mission Statement: The community of Saint Clement honors God by communion with Christ through inspired worship,

life-enhancing relationships, gift-based ministries, the generous use of resources and missionary outreach.

CHURCH STAFF

The Rev. William C. Cobb, D. Min., Rector

The Rev’d. WFrancis, Associate

The Rev. Rick Milliorn, Contemporary Music Director

Rachel Degenhart, Children’s Ministry Director

Eddie Endlich, English Speaking Center Director

and Maintenance Supervisor

Rick Garven, Organist and Adult Choir Director

Ken Hanna, Rey de Paz, Spanish Congregation Leader

Jessica Malstrom, Children’s Ministry Assistant

Judy Mapes, Bookkeeper

Lupe Mendoza, Director of Preschool/Daycare

Ericka Garcia, Receptionist

Savannah Eaves, Interim Communications

Julie Haddad, Financial Secretary

Irene Taylor, Assistant to the Rector

Anne Walker, Librarian

VESTRY

Bruce Bradford, Senior Warden

Don Ward, Junior Warden

Greg Anderson, Bito Feuille, Claiborne Gallagher, Bob Gilbert,

Paul Gilcrease, Leslie Jones, Linda Doughtie-Lane,

Bruce McComas, Lyn McKinley, John Skidmore

Henry Benning, Treasurer and Edward A. Endlich, Clerk

ASSOCIATED CLERGY

The Rev. Ron Thomson, Retired Rector

The Rev. Don Morrill, Deacon

The Rev. Patricia Elliott, Deacon

The Rev. Steven Tighe, La Frontera

The Rev. Canon Daniel J. Klooster,

Gateway Mission Training

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