Download - Peters Pence October 2013

Peter’s Pence October 2013

The Vision of St. Peter’s Episcopal Church is to Love All as Christ Loves Us. Our Mission is to be a Joyful, Welcoming Community that Expresses the Redeeming Love of God in Christ

through the Ministry, Gifts and Spiritual Development of Every Person.

October 2013

Dear St. Peter’s, Three years ago St. Peter’s purchased the property and home at 1926 Prince Street. It was an act of faith—faith that one day a new parish hall would be built at 925 Mitchell Street and we would need more green space, faith that we could invest existing funds for the future of St. Peter’s, and, most of all, faith that God was calling us into ministry in new and exciting ways. In 2012 we began our capital campaign, Catch the Vision. Through the generosity of the people of St. Peter’s and of Charles Morgan, we raised enough funds to proceed with the renovation of what has been known as the Ledbetter House. On October 6th at 4 pm, following the Blessing of the Animals, the bishop will bless the renovated home, the work that has been done there, and the ministry that will take place in that location for years to come. From now on, the home will be called “the Morgan House,” in memory of Don and Betty Morgan. I did not have the honor of knowing Don or Betty; Betty passed away a few months before I came to St. Peter’s. However, through the stories I hear of their dedication and service to this church, I feel I have a sense of them. More than once I’ve heard the first pew of the transept described as “the place where Betty Morgan sat.” Don and Betty Morgan have left an indelible stamp on this congregation even as new people enter and become part of the St. Peter’s community. Building on their generosity and welcoming presence, we dedicate the Morgan House to be a place of learning, gathering, and community. So many people have spent countless hours working on this project. I give thanks for the Ledbetter Committee: Chris Odom, Marianne Welch, Steve Hurd, Katie Kilpatrick, Jerry Adams, Dale Walker, Ric Readnour, Mike King, Tom McNutt, Carolyn Scott, and Jeff Hulett. Ric Readnour has served as our general contractor for the renovation, and Dale Walker has spent more hours in physical labor on this project than one can imagine. And, finally, much gratitude goes to Andrew Hybl for overseeing this project with diligence, patience, and faith. Without the work of these people and countless others, this home could never have become the place of ministry that we now celebrate. Many thanks to you all. As we look forward with excitement to the possibilities in front of us, please join us on October 6th at 4 pm for the blessing of the Morgan House!

Peace, Teri

October 2013 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 7pm College Dinners PH 8pm Canterbury College Ministries

2 1:30-3:30pm Homeschoolers 2pm EFM 5:30pm EYC & JEYC 5:30pm The Fledglings 7pm Eucharist with Prayers for Healing

3 12:30pm Noonday Prayer 5pm Servant Leadership School 7pm Prince St Pipe Band. PH

4 4pm Conway Locally Grown/ PH

5 9am Food Pantry

6 7am-12pm Services 2pm Inquirer Classes 3:30pm Blessing of the Animals 4pm Morgan House Blessing

7 8am-4pm Homeschoolers 12pn Bible Study 6pm NA/ Library 6:30pm EFM 7pm Journey Into Silence

8 5:30pm DOK 7pm College Dinners PH 8pm Canterbury College Ministries

9 1:30-3:30pm Homeschoolers 2pm EFM 5:30pm EYC & JEYC 5:30pm The Fledglings 6pm Cursillo 7pm Eucharist with Prayers for Healing


11 4pm Conway Locally Grown/ PH 6:30pm DYSC/ Rm#6

12 9am Food Pantry

13 7am-12pm Services 12:30pm Youth Confirmation Classes 2pm Inquirer Classes


15 7pm Finance Meeting 8pm Canterbury College Ministries

16 1:30-3:30pm Homeschoolers 2pm EFM 5:30pm EYC & JEYC 5:30pm The Fledglings 7pm Eucharist with Prayers for Healing



19 9am Food Pantry

20 7am-12pm Services 8am-1pm Stoby's Pancake Fundraiser 12:30pm Youth Confirmation Classes 2pm Inquirer Classes


22 7pm College Dinner 8pm Canterbury College Ministries

23 1:30-3:30pm Homeschoolers 2pm EFM 5:30pm EYC & JEYC 5:30pm The Fledglings 6pm Cursillo 7pm Eucharist with Prayers for Healing



26 9am Food Pantry

27 BISHOP VISIT

7am-12pm Services OKTOBERFEST

4:30pm. Vestry Meeting. Lib


29 8pm Canterbury College Ministries

30 1:30-3:30pm Homeschoolers 2pm EFM 5:30pm EYC & JEYC TRUNK-r-TREAT

5:30pm The Fledglings 7pm Eucharist with Prayers for Healing


Catch the Vision Campaign Update It’s time for another quarterly Catch the Vision capital campaign update. The collection phase of the campaign continues to go well, thanks to all of you. At this writing, nine months into a three-year campaign, we’ve collected 44% of the $766,000 pledged amount. That is simply stupendous. As always, what’s more important than any figure on dollars collected is our ability to enhance important ministries because of these funds. A desire to sustain and improve the many important ministries and outreach initiatives of St. Peter’s has always been the driving force behind the campaign, and through your generosity we’ve been able to do exactly that. These ministries include:

The Morgan House: After years of hoping and planning and dreaming, the Morgan House, directly across from St. Peter’s on Prince Street, is about to become a beautiful new actuality. Remodeling work that began in earnest over the summer is almost finished, and the house is just about ready for its grand opening celebration on October 6. A small list of all the improvements carried out this summer would include: making level the foundation; putting in new dry wall; installing new windows; sanding, staining, and reinstalling the flooring; painting the interior; installing new siding on the exterior; and installing all new bathroom fixtures and kitchen appliances. All these improvements were paid for out of capital campaign funds.

The Morgan House will be a lovely, comfortable space for St. Peter’s to use in a variety of ways but none more important than as a classroom area, hang out space, first class kitchen, and effective headquarters for our youth and young adult ministries. With the Morgan House as its base there is almost no limit to how these ministries can grow. And none of this would have been realized without funds from Catch the Vision.

Music Ministry: You may have noticed on recent Sundays that our fabulous St. Peter’s choir is sounding even better! Thanks to infusion of Catch the Vision funds, and with some expert recommendations from our Music Director Patty Oeste, the choir has added two powerful new vocalists that make an already exquisite listening pleasure a palpable honor.

Community Awareness: This summer, supported by Catch the Vision funds, St. Peter’s kicked off a new web site that features some beautiful photographs taken at St. Peter’s by local pro Mike Kemp. The web site is designed to heighten awareness of who we are and all that we do. Check it out at: stpetersconway.org.

In addition to enhancing these vital ministries, capital campaign contributions have played a crucial role in staff development and the maintenance and repair of our core facilities. To recognize the value of Catch the Vision to St. Peter’s staff development one need look no further than the presence of our curate Andrew Hybl, half of whose salary is paid for out of CTV funds. Andrew not only plays a vital role every Sunday in our worship services but he has been the single most important factor in the growth of, and long term planning for, our youth and young adult ministries. Speaking of staff development, capital campaign contributions have also allowed the church to replace some extremely dated office equipment. Our parish administrator and bookkeeper are now able to do their vital jobs with the help of their equipment rather than having to fight with that equipment. In regards to facility upkeep, St. Peter’s has been a hive of activity in recent months as we’ve made important repairs to our equipment and given dearly needed facelifts to our buildings. This maintenance work includes repairs to the window frames in the parish hall, new paint inside and outside the parish hall, new paint on outside of the church, and, especially appreciated during the warm months, repairs to our air conditioning system. Without the latter it would have been a very hot summer indeed! As you can see, because of your generosity, St. Peter’s has not only been able to perceive a better future but to live more effectively, actively, and healthily in the present. Please remember to stay up to date on your capital campaign pledges, so we can keep the momentum going. Thank you! Jeannie Stroth John Vanderslice Catch the Vision BRIDGE team leaders

Sunday Morning Adult Christian Education 8:45 am - Exploring the Roots of Religion (Library) This year we are listening to and discussing a course in Exploring the Roots of Religion by Professor John Hale of the University of Louisville. The format will include a 30 min. lecture, followed by discussion of how ancient practices have influenced our thoughts today. All are invited to attend and join conveners Douglas Young and LeRoy Hendricks in consideration of many lively & fascinating topics throughout the coming year.

9:50 am Adult Forum (Library) October 6 Evil and Suffering: A Protestant Theologian’s Perspective Leader: The Rev. Canon Christoph Keller, Th.D.

October 13 Evil and Suffering: A Process Theologian’s Perspective Leader: Dr. Jay McDaniel, Professor of Religious Studies, Hendrix College

October 20 Evil and Suffering: A Pastoral Perspective Leaders: The Rev. Andrew Hybl and the Rev. Teri Daily

Here I Am Lord: Offering Our Lives Through Prayer

Prayer is our response to God. Through prayer as worship, we draw closer to God. Through prayer as study, we increase our understanding of who God is and our relationship with God. Through prayer as action, our prayers become grounded in service and in the living out of our baptismal covenant. Come away from life’s hectic busyness for this reflective overnight retreat as we explore these facets of prayer. All are welcome, wherever you are on your spiritual journey. Keynote speaker: Rev. Bill Wright Workshop presenters: Rev. Joyce Dalton, Rev. Ben Helmer, Mr. Jon Musser The retreat is a ministry of Arkansas Episcopal Cursillo and is open to everyone. Join us at Camp Mitchell, October 18-19, 2013. The cost is $85 for housing, meals and materials. Registration forms are available in the lobby.

Join us for an information sharing lunch on All Saints’ Sunday, November 3

rd, after the

11 am service. Lunch will be provided. Meet the board members of the endowment fund—Eric Hutchinson, Andrea Woods, Tom Grumbles, Jeannie Stroth, Jerry Adams, Teri Daily (ex-officio), and Andrew Hybl (ex-officio).

They will introduce you to the framework of the St. Peter’s Endowment Fund and answer any questions you may have. This is an exciting new dimension for ensuring St. Peter’s future. If you are interested in attending the lunch, please RSVP to the church office at 329-8174. The information meeting will last under an hour including lunch. Hope to see you there!

St. Peter’s Food Pantry Fundraiser October 20, 2013 – 8:00am til 1:00pm

Stoby’s – All you can eat Pancakes and Sausages

Besides eaters, we will need waiters, cooks, someone to man the dishwasher and hang out at the take out window. This fundraiser is a lot of fun and Stoby’s does the final clean-up. Call or e-mail Sylvia Walker (339-8083) or [email protected] for more information or to volunteer. All help is appreciated!!

September 2013 Total Households 180 Adults 65+ 52 Adults 18-64 283 Children 0-17 183 New Households 37 Adults 65+ 11 Adults 18-64 61 Children 42 Children 74

Many thanks for the additional supplies. We are still in needs of additional funds and appreciate all your help. The number of households with food insecurity remains high. Please keep the pantry in your prayers.

Help Out the Food Pantry

Two weeks ago our food pantry provided staples for 75 families. Simultaneously, the Log Cabin Democrat ran an article identifying Arkansas as number one nationally in hunger. We are an honest reflection of the statistic. People are hungry and need help with ever increasing costs of rent and utilities -- daily needs every family has. The funds which underwrite the costs for the listed needs are gone.... Please step up to the plate and help us continue to have food and funds available for those in need. Keep the published list handy when you shop, be generous when you are able, and help continue our parish stewardship of nutrition to those in need. Please remember, if you can feed your family will you help someone who is hungry?--Norma Smothers

October 2013 Weekly Donation Request

Sunday, October 6 1 box mac & cheese 1 box corn muffin mix 2 cans cut green beans Sunday, October 13 2 cans diced tomatoes 1 (16oz) jar peanut butter Sunday, October 20 1 box of cereal 2 cans whole kernel corn Sunday, October 27 2 cans tuna fish in water 1 pkg dry spaghetti pasta 1 can spaghetti sauce

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Save the Date! Sunday, October 27

Bishop of Arkansas, The Rt Rev Larry Benfield Annual Visit of St. Peter's.

Following the 11am service. Join us for beer and brats as we celebrate Oktoberfest in the outside altar area. Our friends from Advent Lutheran will be joining us in the festivities.

TRUNK-R-TREAT Wednesday, October 30, 5:30-7pm In the Church Parking Lot

Parents bring your cars loaded with candy and kids come show off your costumes. Face painting & Games!

Jenny Pryor 10/2 Francesca Redditt 10/5

BT Jones 10/6 Pam Neuhofel 10/6 Erik Urban 10/10

Megan Hobbs 10/13 Jayme Stone10/14 Banyon Reid 10/15

Ed Evans 10/17 Tom McNutt 10/18

Micaela Oeste 10/18 Peggy Price 10/18

Julia Readnour 10/18 Gus Blum 10/19 Will Elder 10/20

Mathilda Hulett 10/26 Russell Ean Bryan 10/27 George Coleman 10/27

Rodney Kilduff 10/27 Debbie Bell 10/30

Mike Schaefer 10/30 Susan Sobel 10/30

Catherine Thompson 10/30 Matt Looney 10/31

Eric & Sarah Bryan 10/1

George & Stacey Coleman 10/1

Guy & Megan Hobbs 10/7

Scott & Jeannie Stroth 10/8

Tom & Els Strickland 10/12

Mike & Kelley King 10/14

Dale & Kitson Roger 10/20

Eric Jones & Paul McCowan 10/21

Jack & Debra Looney 10/25

Prayers of the People

Sunday, October 6, 2013

The People of St. Peter’s and visitors with us this Sunday. We pray for Mike &

Kelley King, Gail Kirkland & Matthew Hrenchir, Chris, Beth & Nathan Knife, Doug &

Jenny Knight and Joe LaFace.

We pray for Damascus United Methodist Church.

We pray for our Altar Guild.

We pray for Sunyani (Ghana) - (West Africa) The Rt Revd Dr Festus Yeboah-

Asuamah. Rev. Miguel Salanic and James of Jerusalem in Chimaltenago (chee-

malt-in-ango) and St. Andrew's in St. Andrew's Itzapa (it-zap-a). For the lay

ministries of St. Martin in the Fields, Philadelphia.


The People of St. Peter’s and visitors with us this Sunday. We pray for Camille

LaGrossa, Alex, Christy & Liam Lamas, Steve, Dee, Rachel & Harry Lance and

David & Marilyn Larson.

We for First United Methodist Church.

We pray for our Eucharistic Ministers.

We pray for Tamale (Ghana) - (West Africa) The Rt Revd Dr Jacob Ayeebo. Right

Rev. Armando Guerra, Boshop of Guatemala and the Primate of the Anglican

Church of Central America. For the community of St. Martin in the Fields,

Philadelphia.


The People of St. Peter’s and visitors with us this Sunday. We pray for Liz, Tammy,

Jolyon, Katharine, and Olivia Tucker Larson, Lee Gary, Josh, Hallie, Madeline &

Dillon Leicht.

We pray for Grace United Methodist Church.

We pray for our Lectors.

We pray for Suffragan Bishop of the Diocese of the Arctic - (Rupert's Land,

Canada)The Rt Rev Darren McCartney. The Bishops of the Anglican Communion

and the altar ministries at St. Martin in the Fields, Philadelphia.


The People of St. Peter’s and visitors with us this Sunday. We pray for Jack &

Debra Looney, Raymond, Claire, Dalton & Austin Losardo, Rita Mackintosh and

Rowena Malone.

We pray for Greenbrier United Methodist Church.

We pray for our Choir.

We pray for Torit - (Sudan) The Rt Rev Bernard Oringa Balmoi. Rev. Pascualla

Ventura and St. John the Apostle, Chichicastenango (chee-chee-castin-ango). For

the ministry of service at St. Martin in the Fields, Philadelphia.

Liturgical Ministers Schedule


Ministry Team #1

7:30am Rite I

9:00am Enriching w/ Music

11:00am Rite II

Lectors Mathilda Hatfield Bev Freiley Mary Ferguson Lillian Petrucelli

Greeters Sandra Hamilton Stacey Coleman

Dorothy Duvall Donna Bowman Mary Essert

Mary Ferguson Lillian Petrucelli Ted & Leigh Ann Warrienr

Coffee Host Mathilda Hatfeild Bev Feiley Lillian Petrucelli

Ushers Tom & Karen McNutt Bev Freiley Gloria Parker

Oblationers Leicht Family Jon Musser & Julie McVey

Eucharistic Minister

Stacey Coleman Dan Allen Ellen Stengel

Vestry Counters Scotty Bell Warren Readnour

Acolytes AM: Wilson Daily C: Madeline Leicht G: Dillon Leicht

AM: Wilson Daily C: Parker Teague T:Madolyn Ward T:Sam Stroth

Altar Guild Team 2


Ministry Team #2

7:30am Rite I


11:00am Rite II

Lectors

Greeters

Coffee Host

Ushers

Oblationers


Pam Holt Leigh Anne Warriner Jim Fowler

Vestry Counters Douglas Young Jerry Adams

Acolytes AM: Kitson Roger C: John Shute

AM: Kitson Roger C: Matthew Hrenchir T: Riley Smothers T: Sarah Roger

Altar Guild Team 2


Ministry Team #3

7:30am Rite I


11:00am Rite II

Lectors Ann Drake Katherine Lamb Kevin Mequet Dee Sanders

Greeters Richard Boosey Kathleen Gregory Dinah Reed

BJ Haller Madelyn Adams Darla Heck

Coffee Host Team 3

Ushers Stephanie & John Vanderslice

Wayne & Ellen Stengel

Oblationers Danny & Dinah Reed Sam & Tanya Buchanan


George Coleman Mike Moses Jon Musser

Vestry Counters John Vanderslice Wayne Stengel

Acolytes AM: Mike Moses C: Bob Essert

AM: Mike Moses C: Britt Stroth T: Jack Stroth T: Sam Stroth

Altar Guild Team 2


Ministry Team #4

7:30am Rite I


11:00am Rite II

Lectors Jody Fortenberry Warren Readnour Dan Allen David Benedict

Greeters Pam Holt Gail Kirkland Joe Arn

Sharon Pair- Taylor Rachel Standridge Gail Kirkland Matthew Hrenchir

Coffee Host Team 4

Ushers Tracy Simpson Mary Etta Qualls

Nancy Thompson Mike Schaefer

Oblationers Warren & Shari Readnour

Stacey Jones & Jay Ruud


Dan Allen Kitson Roger Leigh Anne Warriner

Vestry Counters Sylvia Walker Carolyn Scott

Acolytes AM: Wilson Daily C: Kate Shute

AM: Wilson Daily C: Rose McGarrity T: Madolyn Ward T: Elise McGarrity

Altar Guild Team 2

St. Peter’s Episcopal Church Financial Statement January 1 through August 29, 2013 Income Support for Operations: $249,623.32 Project and Program Income: $55,565.99 Diocesan Grant Income: $32,038.15 Total Income: $337,227.46 Expense Personnel Expenses: $185,577.22 Church Operating Expenses: $122,856.53 Project and Program Expenses: $65,383.08 Total Expenses: $373,816.83 Overall Year-to-date Net Surplus/Deficit: $36,589.37

St. Peter’s Episcopal Church Vestry Summary August 18, 2013 Attendees: Douglas Young, John Shute, Andrew Hybl, Kitson Roger, Wayne Stengel, Jerry Adams, Sylvia Walker, Teri Daily, John Vanderslice, Jeanetta Darley, Warren Readnour Opening Prayer: Teri Daily Approval of Minutes from Last Meeting—Jerry made a motion to accept minutes as presented, motion seconded and all approved. Committee and Ministry Reports 1. Ledbetter House—Andrew Hybl An exciting week coming up! The foundation has been

completed, structural beams and floor joists have been replaced as well. All new commercial code electric has been installed, insulation is installed, windows are in and leveled. Tomorrow, sheet rock and ceilings go in. To date, we have spent $48,423.83, which includes everything thus far. A HUGE thank you to Ric Readnour and Dale Walker for all their time and commitment to this project. Dale has over 400 hours in working on the trim alone. Expenses going forward (see attached handout) estimate @ $80K. The project will likely be completed under budget. The house is also ADA compliant. Grand opening is slated for October 6th, and the bishop will be here, as well as Charles Morgan. That day is also The Blessing of the Animals.

1. Food Pantry—Sylvia Walker Approximately 135 families have been served this month. Wayne

asked when we see our highest number of clients at the pantry, and it is usually the first Saturday of the month. Summer is always higher traffic because schools are out.

1. Labyrinth Committee—Teri Daily The committee met for a third time this past week. The big

decision next will be the type of material used: stained concrete or the synthetic kits. Right now we are at circular labyrinth in the courtyard, with emphasis on traditional. The goal is to hopefully have it ready by Advent. Some funds are already available, but more will be needed. Ballpark figure is for everything is approximately $14K.

1. Finance Committee—John Shute Reports distributed and presented. The endowment accounts

are in the process of being opened. Jerry moved that we accept financials as presented, John seconded the motion and all approved.

New computer for Kitson’s office: Sylvia made a motion to purchase a new computer given that the current one does not function well; the motion was seconded and all approved. Funding will come from capital campaign funds under Staff Development category.

Business Items 1. College Ministry—Andrew Hybl At the conference in Chicago, Andrew met with Sam McDonald,

who is overseeing a large grant for college ministries. St. Peter’s is a high contender for some grant funding for our current college ministry. We are an off-campus church that draws students to our location. St. Peter’s has the most successful college dinner ministry in the province. $20,170/year was applied for, for a period of three years. The application has been completed and sent for consideration and processing. We should know sometime in October.

1. Christian Formation for the upcoming year: Children and Youth—Andrew Hybl: EYC

schedule for the fall has been printed on a laminated card with a fridge magnet on the back.

Andrew’s goal for this year is to put lots of energy into the Wednesday evening program. A parent’s youth council has been established. Adult formation—Teri Daily Bible study will start back up the Monday after Labor Day. EFM: 19 people are signed up currently, which will necessitate two classes. Gail Kirkland and Jane Harris will, hopefully, take over some of the mentoring over the next two years. Servant Leadership: Merry Helen is doing an amazing job, with help from Carolyn Scott, Nita Brown, Rita Mackintosh, Amanda Moore, and others. The communion class is finishing up, with a compassion class starting in January. Adult Forum: Jane Harris is overseeing this class. Preschoolers: Erica Windsor will head up this program. It will take place either on Sunday morning or Wednesday evenings.

1. Vestry Retreat: September 13th and 14th We will be able to go to Katrina Wilcox’s house again

this year. The 14th is also Brooks Cato’s ordination, so timing for the retreat will need to be revisited.

2. Possible Gumbo Cook Off There is discussion about a gumbo cook off to benefit the food pantry.

Tentative date is March 1st. Booths will be set up on Mitchell Street. This is may be a good draw for professional cooks. Dee has already checked with the school, the police department and the health department about what needs to be done to get this event off the ground. Our main expense will mostly be advertising and possibly table rental.

Rector’s Report—Teri Daily 1. New Writing Group: This will be led by Liz Larson and Stephanie Vanderslice. 2. Contemplative Prayer on Sunday evenings: Amanda Moore, Teri and Merry Helen have met

and discussed contemplative prayer in the Quaker tradition, which is mostly silent prayer. The Parker Palmer method will be utilized, and being Episcopalians, there will be a short opening and closing liturgy.

3. Walk through the Narthex: Field Trip to the Narthex.... To be discussed at the next Vestry

meeting. 4. Sharing Our Bounty: No funds were received this Sunday. Jeanetta will run the information again

next week. 2. A Truck for Bishop Carlos/Guatemala Mission: St. Mark’s in Little Rock, Grace in Siloam

Springs, St. Paul’s in Fayetteville and St. Peter’s want to purchase a truck for Bishop Carlos. The cost will be @ $2500.00, so $625.00/church.

Worship

Ministry Directory Worship Services Acolytes Kitson Roger, Wilson Daily, & Mike Moses Altar Guild Dinah Reed Wedding Consultants Donna Hutchinson & Pam Neuhofel Eucharistic Ministers Mike Moses Newcomers Karen McNutt & Kristi Epps Ministry Team Leaders Team 1 Lillian Petrucelli & Bev Freiley Team 2 Carolyn Scott & Kelley King Team 3 Dee Sanders & Dinah Reed Team 4 Gail Kirkland & Joe Arn Adult & Handbell Choir Patty Oeste Library Mary Ferguson and Sarah Bryan

Christian Education Adult Christian Education Jane Harris, Liz Larson, LeRoy Hendricks, Ann Drake, & Douglas Young Coordinator for Children’s Christian Education The Rev. Andrew Hybl Preschool Erika Windsor EYC The Rev. Andrew Hybl JEYC Julie McVey Servant Leadership School The Rev. Merry Helen Hedges & Carolyn Scott Walking the Mourner’s Path Pam Holt Dream Group Kim Kelly Monday Bible Study The Rev. Teri Daily

Outreach Foyers David & Marilyn Larson Bethlehem House Dee Sanders Food Pantry Sylvia Walker and Norma Smothers Canterbury College Ministries Doug & Jenny Knight Card Ministry Mary Ferguson & Donna Hutchinson Eucharistic Visitors Mike Moses Kairos Gail Kirkland Cursillo Spiritual Retreat Jon Musser & Rita Mackintosh Website Upkeep Jeanetta Darley

St. Peter’s Staff

Bishop of the Diocese of Arkansas The Rt. Rev. Larry R. Benfield Rector The Rev. Teri Daily Curate The Rev. Andrew Hybl Deacon The Rev. Merry Helen Hedges Parish Administrator Jeanetta Darley Music Director Patty Oeste Bookkeeper Kitson Roger Sexton Tammy Heffington Minister to Youth and Families/EYC The Rev. Andrew Hybl JEYC Minister Julie McVey Canterbury College Ministries Doug & Jenny Knight

Vestry Sr. Warden John Vanderslice Jr. Warden Scotty Bell Secretary Kitson Roger Treasurer LeRoy Hendricks Beth Brady Wayne Stengel Jerry Adams Carolyn Scott Douglas Young Warren Readnour Sylvia Walker

College Ministry Dinners Tristan Oudekierk, Anna McCorquodale, Kaitlyn Callahan, Olivia Goza, Matthew Stewart Nursery Zay Davis, Rachel Hulsey, Tracy McGarrity St. Peter's Episcopal Church 925 Mitchell St Conway, AR 72034 501-329-8174 www.stpetersconway.com