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MARKS MUSINGS

By now most of you know that I will be leaving this month tobegin a new part of my journey at St. Mark's, Westhampton Beach,NY. My decision to follow this call was made easy by the opportu-nity for ministry up there, but difficult because it meant that I wouldbe leaving all of you.

I want to thank you all from the bottom of my heart for raising meup as a priest. I give thanks to your patience as I grew and

developed as a preacher. I give you thanks for your willingness to goon adventures with me to the Dominican Republic, NewOrleans and Alabama. I give you thanks for supporting myministry at St. Andrew's On-the-Sound, particularly the ministry for

youth. I give thanks to all to the staff for their support, advice andfriendship.

Often times, in periods of transition, people have a tendency to

withdraw from the community. I would encourage you to fight thaturge and jump headfirst into the ministry of the church. The Bodyof Christ is made up of many parts. If that body was missing anarm, the other would not stop working but it would become strongerand carry the load. I encourage you to become stronger and carrythe load. As we move on I will hold you all in my prayers as you gothrough this period of transition.

Blessings,Mark Powell

MENS BREAKFAST

The next Men's Breakfast will be Saturday, MAY19, at

8:30 a.m. in the parish hall. Team 1 will be our hosts.All men are welcome, so please join us for a GREAT

breakfast and fellowship.

INNERCITYMINISTRIES

For the month of May, we will be collecting ketchupand mustard again. The Inner City Ministries is still inneed of these products despite Marchs collection.Please Place your items under The Table in the church.

Thanks for all that you donate.Virginia Colantuono

910-256-2954 vcolantuono@ec.rr.com

FOURTH FRIDAYFELLOWSHIP GATHERINGFFFG!

Date: May 25Time: 6:30-8:00 p.m.

Host: Jimmy and Robin Miller

Everyone is invited! Please bring a beverage and appetizer. Sim-

ple and easy to celebrate the weeks finish or better yet theweekend start!

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EYC MAYSOUNDINGSWith sincere appreciation, we thank all of our youth and their

families as well as adult volunteers who made this year memorable.

Your enthusiasm, attitude and commitment to each other andservice have been critical in making our program a success. A big

thank you also goes out to our parish family, your support is

unmatched. Your assistance has allowed us to participate in

outreach activities, attend youth conferences across North

Carolina and have a youth program we are proud of. We hope

your faith and spiritual journey has grown and you continue to

seek what it means to be the hands and feet of Jesus. We lookforward to seeing all of you next year and welcoming new middle

and high school youth.

ACOLYTE NEWSBig thanks to the St. Andrews On-the-SoundAcolyte Team many of whom served more thandouble duty in April! In appreciation and honor oftheir service, we took those who signed up toCarowinds Amusement Park. Everyone had a soggyfun time! A special thanks goes out to parentchaperons and drivers!

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FISH SUNDAYFINALSMAY6, 10:00A.M.

Prepare your cheat sheet for the Final.1. Your mothers name2. Your father's name

3. What you appreciate most about your mom4. What you appreciate most about your dad5. Prepare for a fun and easy final project to end our program

year.

GARDEN MINISTRYNEWS

The St. Andrews Garden Ministry will have its Springcleaning, pruning, and planting on Saturday, May12th, 9-11 a.m., sprucing up the grounds for thesummer season. Everyone is invited to help. Handtools, gloves, coffee and donuts, and camaraderie will

be provided.

SUMMERFAITHIf you are interested in helping plan or prepare forSummer Faith, please contact Laura Wells atLaura.Wells@standrewsonthesound.org or 256-3034.

CEMETERYAND COLUMBARIUM

Now that the weather has warmed up our grounds arelooking good. Several trees have been removed and allour trees have been trimmed. Our landscaper has com-pleted spring plant pruning. Cemetery masonry andthe iron gate latch have been repaired. The white brick

wall was power washed and repainted days before theEaster egg hunt. A bakers dozen lilies from the churchaltar were planted in the columbarium the week afterEaster. Incidentally only two burial spaces remainavailable in that original facility. Finally, the annualchurch grounds spring cleaning is scheduled for May12. It would sure be nice if the cemetery committee

showed up to do some wedding and spruce-up as well.

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May 6 May 13 May 20 May 27

Lebanon Chapel 7:30 a.m.

Lay Readers

7:45 a.m. Bob Suddith Sally Vasilevich Alicia Rudd Linda Brown

Sid Brooks Mary Thomson Doug Donald Elizabeth Woodside

9:00 a.m. Bob Remillard Mary Evans Bobbie Gibson Steve Coons

Natalie Sherwood Missy Kennedy Stephanie Kraybill Frances Goodman

Julia Ross Mary Ann Ryder Mark Zeigler Mary Mobley

11:00 a.m. Melinda Rider David Cordle Cathy Miller Bob Royce

Robin Wetherington George Earnhart Valeria Davidson Scott Lander

Nathanial Hanson Jonathan Earnhart Ann Lees Jeanne Kendig

Acolytes

9:00 a.m. Donny Ross Grayson Barnes Courtney Heckman Alexis Nunes

Jack Clayton Chase Carraway Cameron Reiman Taylor Nunes

Julia Ross Trey Carraway Cody Reiman Jack Clayton

Taylor Mullaney Chapel Barnes Conner Heckman Grayson Barnes

11:00 a.m. Kellen Hanson Lauren Hedrick Megan Earnhart Steven LeaseGrayson Barnes Wilker Ballantine Allie Earnhart Aaron Lease

Nathanial Hanson Megan Earnhart Hailey Lewis Nansi Holt

Chapel Barnes Allie Earnhart Zack Lewis Daniel Gay

Ushers

7:45 a.m. Jim Otley, Ron Foster Bob Thomson David Brown

9:00 a.m. Mary Schumacher Joe Clem Paul Farley Steve ClinardBobbie Gibson Steve Coons Sam Green James Clinard

11:00 a.m. Curtis Gregory Bill Briggs Billie Sowers Howard McCain

Hubert Bordeaux George Myers Leslie Owen Neel Patrick

Greeters

7:45 a.m. Bill Salter Alice Schauf Carol Nasca Ophelia Hart

9:00 a.m. Kathy Cormier Bobbie Gibson June Clem Kathy Laing11:00 a.m. Mary Benedetto Rosemary OHayer Martha McCain Ann Lees

Altar Guild Team 2 Laing Team 3 Shore Team 4 Drewry Team 1 Royce/Reabold

Vestry Persons of the Month: Beth Green and Beth Harkcom

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THANKYOUFORTHEEASTERBASKETS

Many thanks to everyone who filled an Easter

Basket! We took 108 of them from St.Andrew's On-the-Sound to the Church of theGood Shepherd on the day before PalmSunday. On Easter, Lowell Warneke tookabout 430 baskets and over 4,000 filled plasticeggs to Newton Grove to the EpiscopalFarmworker Ministry at L'Inglesia Sagrada forthe children who come to the outdoor church

service and for the egg hunt and basketdistribution. If you are interested in thisministry, visit

www.episcoaplfarmworkerministry.org.

Thank you all so much for all you do!Kathy, Alice and Billie

PRESCHOOL NEWSWe had a wonderful April and got lots of outside play time for themonth. Our Easter celebrations and surprise ice cream parties weredefinitely the highlight of the month. Ben's mom, Jessica, came to

school and did yoga with the 3 and 4 year old classes for the letter"Y". They loved it and were very good listeners. We will have ourend of the year program on Wed. May 16, at 11:00 a.m. Pleasecome join us in the church if you can. We will be so sad to see our2012 class leave us.

Summer camp forms are postedon our website!

www.standrewspreschool.org

Love and blessings,Catharine Hedrick

CAMP DATESMonday-Friday 9:00 Noon

June 25-29July 23-27Aug 13-17

SUMMERFAITH 2012JOYTOTHE WORLD!CHRISTMASIN JUNE

Save-the-DateJune 20 and 215:30 to 8:00 p.m.

Details to follow!

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MAYCANDLE DEDICATIONSAltar Candles

are given in loving memory of our son, Allen Armstrong,by Ed & Hilah Dorsey.

Sanctuary Candlesare given in memory of my beloved husband, Ed,

by Rosemary OHayer.

DAUGHTERS OF THE KING

The Daughters of the King will meet May 6 at 12:15 p.m. dueMothers Day on our usual second Sunday, May 13.

CAPERS

Will be meeting May 20 at 5:00 p.m.

Hosted by Jack and Nancy Manock.

ST. JAMES PARISH LECTURE SERIES

St. James would be honored for you to join them in attending thelecture given by William Taylor. He will be speaking at St. JamesParish on Friday, May 11, at 7:00 p.m.

William Taylor will speak about establishing justice in amulticultural world. His lecture is titled What is Justice? He willlook at the changes and challenges to Justice over his 47 years

involvement with policing and related areas and look to what thefuture might bring. He will discuss the nature of establishing andmaintaining justice in our multicultural world includingbalancing the justice expectations of different religions, different po-litical factions, different cultures, elected officials, and royalty in theU.K. and around the world.

Faithfully,

Gail Jackins, Director of Christian FormationSt. James Parish, 25 South Third St,. 28401910-763-1628

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MAY BIRTHDAYS

May 1 Rich Carpenter, Katie LaingMay 3 Eli Kennedy, Olivia Belle Geisler

May 4 Herbert Harding, Alexis NunesMay 5 Kathy Respet, Chris Hajek,

Kellie Arkinson, Allen Van DykeMay 6 Kristin Carey, A. C. Hosea, Kim NeblettMay 8 Rob High, Jennifer Arcuri,

Drew PiersonMay 9 Joshua Mihaly, William MorganMay 10 Susan Herrmann, Anne RostanMay 12 Linda Venters, Stephen ClinardMay 13 Grace Anne WeinsteinMay 14 Dale LoughlinMay 15 Samuel Kenny, Frankie Moulton,

Scott Huie

May 16 Lois DowtyMay 17 Richard Respet, Kim Kinlaw,

John GrudzienMay 19 Betty SaunderMay 20 Elizabeth Grace BakerMay 21 Dan Gay, Allie Kraybill,

Nathanial HansonMay 23 Patrick Maines, Kate NeblettMay 24 Jacqui GoldmanMay 27 Price Sullivan, Stephen CoonsMay 28 Paul ShoreMay 29 Doug Lewis, Sidney MudgeMay 30 Jan Morgan, Cathy Currin,

Jeannie Rhodes BakerMay 31 Karen Neuwirth

MAY ANNIVERSARIES

May 1 Bob and Jeanne KendigMay 2 Wolf and Susan Herrmann

May 4 Jerry and Kim KinlawBill and Jennifer MortonMay 9 Michael and Diane LevineMay 10 Eugene and Jeanne Murphy

Charles and Myra WallaceMay 12 Morgan and Beverly AnderssonMay 14 Jeff and Melissa DavisMay 19 Ben and Leslie Hudson

May 20 Alex and Lindsay Stewart,Jack and Corey Noonan

May 21 Donald and Katharine MedlockBill and Lauren Heckman

May 23 Ken and Tracy HansonMay 24 Keith and Lynn SuttleMay 26 John and Anita Lupo

May 27 Bobby and Lou MillerMay 28 Kent and Alison AtkinsMay 29 Willi and Lianne ScholzMay 31 Clay and Sue Jones

Peter and Sherry Pierson

St. Andrews on-the-sound

101 Airlie Road, Wilmington, NC 28403

The Rev. Richard G. Elliott, RectorThe Rev. Mark Powell, Assistant to the Rector

The Rev. John C. Drewry, DeaconRichard Rhoads, Minister of Music

Laura Wells, Director of Christian formation

www.standrewsonthesound.org 910-256-3034