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Trinity Bell Volume 14, Issue 3 Newsletter of Trinity Episcopal Church May/June 2016

The vision of Trinity Church is to be relevant to the Lake Region Community serving and drawing others to the gospel of Jesus Christ as a growing Episcopal Church.

A Word from Father Tony

New Era of Growth In Our Diocese

There’s much in the News about the

demise of Christianity in the West, the

rise of secularism in the U.S.A., the

shrinking numbers in our Churches, (not just Episcopali-

ans!) With aging congregations and a lack of youth and

young families, many priests and laity alike are asking

whether we are indeed a dying denomination.

Not in the Diocese of Florida! While we certainly face

difficult challenges, our Bishop, clergy and laity are

committed to strengthening and growing congregations!

In a very recent communiqué to the clergy, Bishop

Howard writes,

“I am excited by the possibility of real growth – spiritu-

ally and numerically – and I am hopeful that the Spirit

of God will lead us to find new ways to work together.

The process will begin at the grassroots in our Diocese,

as we talk and visit. As I said at convention, this initia-

tive for growth belongs to all of us together and not to

just a few. Our aim is to ensure that we achieve a model

of "being Church" which will carry us into a new era for

our Diocese.”

To that end, the Bishop and the Diocese are committing

resources for education, training and empowering con-

gregations to take the steps necessary to achieve the

goal to grow our churches, both “spiritually and numeri-

cally.” What we need at Trinity are new and brave ideas

to make ourselves known in the community and open

our doors wide through programs that make a differ-

ence.

I invite you to stay in touch with the many offerings of

the Diocese and support Trinity as we seek new oppor-

tunities to reach out and “be church” in our community.

Please keep Trinity, her staff and Vestry in your prayers

and ask God what you can do to continue to make Trinity

more inviting. Help us to fulfill our dreams to be a dynam-

ic, sustainable church; focused on the loving God we know

through Jesus, dedicated to loving others as he first loved

us. May we be leaders in this new era of growth in our

Diocese.

Warmly, Tony+

The Next First Sunday is:

May 1, 2016

One Service at 10:00am

Potluck Lunch will follow the service.

On May 15, 2016

The Bishop will be here and it’s the

Day of Pentecost

One Service at 10:00am

Lunch will follow the service.

BISHOP HOWARD WILL

BE WITH US

The Bishop is the only one who can,

with the laying on of hands, confirm

members. Bishop Howard will be with

us on Sunday, May 15th, which is also

the Day of Pentecost (wear some red clothes) and there

will be only one service that day at 10:00am.

If you are interested in being Confirmed, Affirming your

baptismal vows, or being received into the Episcopal

Church (if you are coming from another denomination)

please talk with Father Tony. He has started an Inquirer’s

class (it’s not too late to join) between the services so eve-

ryone will be ready when the Bishop is here in May. There

is a book, “Those Episcopals” that goes along with the

class and Fr. Tony will see that you receive one.

Head of the Church

Jesus Christ

The Rt. Rev. Samuel Johnson Howard

Bishop of Florida

Members of the Vestry

Senior Warden

Donna Eichelsderfer 2017

Bob Hood, Jr. Warden 2017

Clay O’Neal 2017

Jeanne Homany 2018

Laurie Alsobrook 2018

Joyce Chesnut 2019

Brian McCrea 2019

Carol Pettie, Treasurer

Liz Outten, Clerk

Clergy

Rev. Tony Powell, Rector

Music

Margaret Rice, Choir Director

Figg Poncher, Organist

Office

Figg Poncher,

Financial Administrator

Linda Wilcox,

Parish Administrator

and Editor of the “Trinity Bell”

Service Times

8:30 am and 11:00 am Sunday

Trinity Episcopal Church

204 SR 26

Post Office Box 361

Melrose, Florida 32666

Office Hours: 9:30 am to 2:30 pm

Monday thru Thursday

Office Phone: 352 475-2177

Fax: 352 475-6181

Email:

trinitymelrose@windstream.net

Website: trinitymelrosefl.org

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DEADLINE FOR THE JULY/

AUGUST TRINITY BELL IS

JUNE. 15th

NEWS FROM ECW

The last meeting before summer will be held in the Wicker

Room on Tuesday, May 3rd, at 10:00am. Our new officers

will be installed and plans for the fall discussed.

We are excited to be having a baby shower for Tara Rhodes! All our

ladies are invited to the shower at the Homemakers Club building. Save

the afternoon of Saturday, May 14. Time to be announced.

E.C.W. is still taking orders for RADA. There are catalogs in the office

or contact Elaine.

BIRTHDAYS

May 7 Clay O’Neal June 5 Dottie Durham

May 10 Jeanne Homany June 6 Elizabeth Leif

May 17 Jessica Davis Edna Spratt

May 19 Kasey Harder June 13 Felicity

Trueblood

May 20 Figg Poncher June 30 Debbie Brown

May 21 Jane Menzen

May 28 Vi Paul

O God, our times are in your hand; look with favor, we pray, on your

servants as they begin another year. Grant that they may grow in wisdom

and grace, and strengthen their trust in your goodness all the days of their

life; through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen. BCP p. 830

ANNIVERSARIES

May 22 Jim and Jinny White

June 15 Will and Carol Flynn

June 22 John and Mary Rynd

June 23 Wes and Diane Connors

O God, bless our relationships, assist us with your grace, so that with true

fidelity and steadfast love we may honor and keep the promises and vows

we make to one another. Let us love one another as a sign of your love for

us, through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.

LITTLE REMINDERS

It’s only two months until our Good Old Summertime Chicken

Dinner and Basket Auction! There’s always much anticipation

about what amazingly interesting baskets we’ll have each year. So, put

on your thinking caps and see what wonderfully unique ideas you can

come up with to dazzle and surprise everyone.

And, now is the time to root new plants so they will be ready for the Fall

Bazaar in Nov. We could also use some jams and pickles this year.

GIGGLESOME

Attending a wedding for the first time, a little girl whispered to her moth-

er, 'Why is the bride dressed in white?'' The mother replied, 'Because

white is the color of happiness, and today is the happiest day of her life.'

The child thought about this for a moment then said, 'So then why is the

groom wearing black?'

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NOTES FROM THE SENIOR WARDEN

In my annual report to the congregation, I mentioned the ministry review we conducted last

year and the areas of laity ministry we felt needed attention. The areas identified were - music

at the services, communication, evangelism and stewardship. I said we would let you know our

plans as we reached consensus on the improvements.

The communication committee has met and recommended the following.

Encourage all groups/ministries to increase their communication efforts to the

congregation and each other.

Encourage better communication between the groups/ministries in the church

and the office.

Post updated phone numbers in the parish hall kitchen. ( This is forthcoming)

E-mail Colossians to all members on Monday morning. (E-mailing this ensures

that everyone receives Father Tony's message and calendar info weekly. This

is currently being done.)

Improve Trinity's presence on Facebook. (Father Tony is working on this.)

Change the Bell from a montlly to a bi-monthly newsletter. (Doing this will reduce postage

and printing expense, as well as time and effort spent printing, folding and posting the Bell.

Calendar info is always available in Colossians and the servers schedule is posted in the parish

hall, on the Trinity website and is e-mailed to servers. The Vestry agreed to do this for 6 months

and evaluate it.)

We hope to be paperless by 2017 as far as the “Bell” is concerned. We will continue to mail the

Bell to those without computer or printer access, but for all others it will be done electronically.

Improve the maintanance and accuracy of the directory. We are working with Lifetouch,

a company that provides photo directories free of charge to organizations they are

working with, and a free 8x10 picture to each person or family who has their picture taken for

the directory. They will help us create a directory that showcases Trinity and our members and

promotes our ministries. They also provide opportunities for you to have a second picture taken

with family members and/or pets.

The preceeding recommendations will help provide clarity to our communication efforts at

Trinity Our hope is that all will be aware of the needs, activities and accomplishments at

Trinity and will be able to access those with whom they wish to communicate.

The other areas of needed improvement will be addressed in future Bells.

Blessings to all,

Donna

NEW PHOTOS FOR OUR DIRECTORY

Please read the article above regarding our new pictures. You can sign up for a time on May 17 or 18 be-

tween noon and 7:00pm with Virginia on Sunday, or in the office. If you would like to have a picture

with seven or more people or with pets, please sign up for two times.

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NEWS FROM THE MEN’S CLUB

The Trinity Men's Club has been busy this year, and has become an organized ministry of

Trinity Church with our constitution and bylaws. After a couple of successful fundraisers, we have

now begun a mission of helping others in our church and community.

Recently, several members were able to assist the owner of the Melrose Assisted Living Facil-

ity with repairs to their septic system; shovels in hand and guided by an expert volunteer, we replaced

the drain field on a Saturday. We also noted a water leak near the highway and found a volunteer to

correct that issue.

OUTREACH AND LAKE AREA MINISTRIES

All of the canned goods collected today and on every first Sunday go to support LAM.

As a part of our outreach to LAM, we have a food distribution team which works there on the 3rd Mon-

day of each month from 9:45am until 2:00pm. The team helps to pull food items from the different are-

as (freezer, canned goods, and personal items) for the clients who come for help. Working as a team

can be a time of fellowship as well as helping others. Most months we have different teams of three

or four people who serve. During the summer, with people on vacation, we are in need of more people

to serve LAM. If you are willing to use your time and talents for this outreach ministry, even occasion-

ally, please call Bob Tickel who is coordinating our schedule. Thank you!

Trinity Bell Report for the month of March & YTD, 2016

MAR Actu-

al

MAR Budg-

et Over/Under Y-T-D Act Y-T-D Bud Over/Under

Total Revenue $ 15,925 $ 16,079 (154) $50,920 $46,478 4,442

Total Expense 12,860 15,103 2,243 48,091 51,687 3,596

Surplus / (Deficit) 3,065 976 2,089 2,829 (5,209) 8,038

Collections March March Over/Under Jan-Mar Jan-Mar Over/Under

Actual Budget Budget YTD Actual YTD Budg- Budget

Pledge Offerings $13,078 $11,845 $1,233 $39,539 $34,176 $5,363

Non-Pledged Of-ferings 796 1,667 (871) 3,072 5,001 (1,929)

Other Offerings 1,013 1,000 13 2,111 3,000 (889)

Priest Fund 910 642 268 3,875 1,926 1,949

Net Income $15,797 $15,154 $643 $48,597 $44,103 $4,494

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CURSILLO - CONGRATULATIONS!

Congratulations to John Katterhenry who has been chosen to be the next Rector (leader) of the

October Men’s team. John has also chosen Clay O’Neal to be the head of Set-Up for that team.

Please keep them and the work they do in your prayers. Cursillo is a three-day learning, shar-

ing, inspirational experience of living. Its purpose is to deepen our spiritual relationship with God and to

help those in the church understand their individual callings to be Christian Leaders. The leadership may

be exercised in work situations, and environments. Leadership, in Cursillo, does not mean power over oth-

ers, but influence on others; all of us need to be aware that we can exert a positive influence on those

around us. Ultreyas are opportunities for those who have attended a weekend to come together with mu-

sic, a good meal and fun to share how God has been working in the family and social life, in leisure activi-

ties, and within the Church.

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Greetings, This month I offer the following reading for your consideration.

Everyone is Worthy of God’s Love – Br. James Koester

Luke 5: 27-32

I don’t know if you’ve ever noticed, but there is a lot of eating and drinking that goes on in scripture.

The Bible is full of stories of meals, celebrations and parties where food and drink play a key role. We

see this in Genesis where Abraham and Sarah entertain three angelic visitors. We see it again in Revela-

tion where the Lord stands at the door knocking, waiting to be invited in so that He can dine with you.

We see it in the gospels where one of the first things Jesus does in John’s gospel is attend a wedding. It

happens again today where Jesus in invited to a meal at the home of Levi, whom we call Matthew.

Stripped of everything else, scripture would still be incredibly rich if all we had were stories about food.

Leave out the healings and miracles, the poetry and the prophecy, the Bible would still be full of good

news if all we had were stories about food and fellowship. Because like the healings and miracles, the

poetry and the prophecy, stories of food and fellowship point beyond themselves. They point to a differ-

ent reality, because they point not just to the meal we read about, but the meal for which we all long: the

banquet promised to all God’s people in heaven.

So meals in scripture, like this meal we celebrate at the Eucharist, are glimpses, not of ancient eating

customs but of the promise and reality of heaven where none will be left out, where none will be left

hungry, where none will be left alone.

We get a glimpse of this today not just in the gospel but in this circle. Luke makes a point of telling us

that Jesus eats with the vilest of the vile: tax collectors, the despised collaborators of Roman imperial-

ism. In fact Luke hammers this point in, by saying it twice. It would seem that Jesus was not fussy about

who he ate with. He was prepared to eat with anyone because everyone is worthy of God’s love.

That’s the good news we discover in the stories of food and fellowship that we find in the pages of scrip-

ture. Everyone is worthy of God’s love. That’s the good news we discover again today as we gather

around this Table for this Meal. Everyone is worthy of God’s love. And that’s the good news we will

celebrate eternally when we are all gathered around the heavenly banqueting table. Everyone is worthy

of God’s love.

I don’t know about you, but that’s something I constantly need to be reminded of. That just as God will

welcome me to that heavenly banquet, so will God welcome those who I don’t think should be there,

because everyone, yes everyone, even the vilest of the vile, is worthy of God’s love. We see it today

lived out, not just in the pages of scripture where Jesus eats with tax collectors and sinners, but we see it

too in this circle as Jesus sits down to dine with us, because everyone is worthy of God’s love: you and

me, the person next to you, and the person across from you, whom you may never have seen before. No

matter who you are, where you are from, or what you have done, we are all worthy of God’s love.

Article offered In Christ

By Bob Hood, Jr. Warden

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Trinity Episcopal Church

204 SR 26

Post Office Box 361

Melrose, Florida 32666

REGULAR EVENTS

Sunday : 8:30 & 11:00am Holy Eucharist

9:30am Breakfast

10:00am Children's Sunday School

Adult Christian Formation

Noon Lunch

1st Sunday of the Month

One Service only at 10:00am

In the Parish Hall

Lunch Following

Tuesdays: Noon Bible Study at Betty’s Pizza

Wednesday: 6:00pm Eucharist

Thrift Shop

Open 10am to 4pm Thursday

2pm—5pm Friday

9am—Noon Saturday

Access Program

Tuesdays and Thursdays 10am—2pm

NONPROFIT

U.S. POSTAGE PAID

MELROSE, FL.

PERMIT NO. 4

Return Service Requested

COMING EVENTS

MAY

May 10 PH in use evening

May 14 PH in Use

May 15 One Service 10:00am

Day of Pentecost

Bishop Howard Visits

May 18 Vestry Meeting

May 22 Trinity Sunday

May 28 Youth BBQ in the Park

May 30 Memorial Day Holiday

Office Closed

MAY/JUNE 2016