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Monthly Newsletter October 2011Monthly Newsletter October 2011Monthly Newsletter October 2011

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MARKS MUSINGS"PLEASE, GOD, GETINTOMYHEADBEFORE I DO. AMEN."

A parishioner shared this prayer with me recently and I have been

using it just about every day now. Although the words are comical,they speak to a lot of truth. How often do we let ourselves into ourheads before God? Sunday morning is an easy time to rememberGod. But other times, like driving our cars while dodgingtriathlons, or dealing with difficult personalities, among others, areall times when we struggle to center ourselves on God.

This is why I believe it is important to have a healthy prayer life, in

which, we are able to keep our lives in constant conversation withGod. The prayer mentioned above has helped me this week.Perhaps a different prayer will be better at another time. Iencourage you to explore different ways and places to pray. Pray inthe car. Pray in the shower. Pray while surfing. Pray before yourmeals (we all probably need to work on this one, right?). Pray when

you wake or before you go to sleep. Prayer with others;family, friends, or even a stranger. However you pray, make it a part

of your being.

Prayer and what we pray for is important. But what is mostimportant is that our prayers keep us in constant communication

with God, so that we will live our lives with Him in mind more sothan ourselves.

Blessings,

Mark+

Blessing of the Animals

October 2

4:00 PM

6TH ANNUAL SAINT JAMES EPISCOPALWOMEN'S HIKING RETREAT

November 3-6

Kanuga Conference CenterHendersonville NC

The evening program will be presented byLinda Murchison,

LISTENINGAND RESTINGINTHE MIDSTOFDAILYLIFE.

We will stay in guest houses andeat in the dining rooms at Kanuga.

Our day hikes will be approximately5-8 miles in the lovely

Dupont State Forrest and on the trails at Kanuga.

Cost:$295.00

Registration Deadline: 10/15/11

Please contact Hannah Brownlow(hannahbrownlow@msn.com) or Linda Murchison

(linmur@bellsouth.net) if you are interested.

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FISH SUNDAYSFAMILIESINSERVICETOHIM

Children of all ages are invited to join us the first Sundayof each month at 10:00 a.m. in the Godly Play room andenjoy outreach in many fun forms!

EPISCOPAL YOUTH COMMUNITYFOROCTOBER

More than forty youth and their parents attended EYCs Kick-Off Event, a two-hour block full of activity andfellowship on September 11 to start the new school year.

The group began the evening with a 9/11 Remembrance, led byThe Rev. Mark Powell. The youth, their parents and the EYC volunteers gathered in the chapel, stood closelytogether at the altar and read a Litany of Remembrance,Penitence and Hope.

Following the 9/11 Remembrance, everyone ate Moes take-outand the Parish Hall buzzed with chatter and laughter. Youthtold stories, tried on their new t-shirts and waited for a secondround of tacos. Mean while parents had theopportunity to get to know each other and the new EYC

volunteers.

After dinner Katie and Erin, the EYC program leaders, briefedthe parents. The Rev. Mark Powell, EYCVolunteers and youth developed an EYC prayer and managedto get in a game of four-square.

The energy was contagious and we are looking forward to agreat year. This month we have a beach clean-up planned along

with dinner at the Spruills beach cottage. We are also going to

spend a Sunday at UNCWs ropes course.Later in the month, our high school students will attend Hap-

pening. At Trinity Center, and a few of them will serve on staff.

Mean while the middle school youth will carry out St.

Andrews Trunk-or-Treat. We will have Trolley Stop again this

year, dont miss out.

LIFESATRIP. PACKWISELY.

Confirmation classes for grades 8 through 12begin October 9!

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October 2 October 9 October 16 October 23 October 30

7:45 at Lebanon

Lay Readers

7:45 a.m. Bob Suddith Elizabeth Woodside Doug Donald Sid Brooks Sally Vasilevich

Muffy Pepper Mary Thomson Alicia Rudd Linda Brown Bob Suddith

9:00 a.m. Stephanie Kraybill Bobbie Gibson Missy Kennedy Natalie Sherwood Frances Goodman

Frances Goodman Mary Evans Bob Remillard Steve Coons Stephanie Kraybill

Norma Knight Mary Ann Ryder Mark Zeigler Mary Mobley Mary Ann Ryder

11:00 a.m. Robin Wetherington Valeria Davidson Cathy Miller Melinda Rider Bob Royce

Nancy Hosea Bob Royce David Cordle David Cordle Cathy Miller

Jeanne Kendig George Earnhart Ann Lees Ann Lees Jeanne Kendig

Acolytes

9:00 a.m. Donny Ross Nathanial Hanson Kelley Kinlaw Taylor Nunes Trey Carraway

Julia Ross Kellen Hanson Alexis Nunes Courtney Heckman

Kelley Kinlaw Connor Heckman Julia Ross Conner Heckman

Grant Williams Cameron Rieman Kellen Hanson Chase Carraway

11:00 a.m. Alexis Nunes James Clinard Lauren Hedrick Alan Wells James Clinard

Taylor Nunes Grayson Barnes Steven Lease Megan Earnhart Steven Lease

Megan Earnhart Chapel Barnes Aaron Lease Grayson Barnes Aaron Lease

Ushers

7:45 a.m. Jim Otley Bob Thomson David Brown Roy Jameson Jim Otley

9:00 a.m. Joe Clem Paul Farley Steve Clinard Mary Schumacher Joe Clem

Steve Coons Sam Green James Clinard Bobbie Gibson Steve Coons

11:00 a.m. Billy Sowers Howard McCain Curtis Gregory Dave Bramley Bill Briggs

Leslie Owen Billie Royce Hubert Bordeaux Tom Colantuono George Myers

Greeters

7:45 a.m. Alice Schauf Mary Thomson Bill Salter Carol Nasca Alice Schauf

9:00 a.m. Bobbie Gibson June Clem Kathy Cormier June Clem Bobbie Gibson

11:00 a.m. Mary Benedetto Billy Sowers Rosemary OHayer Betty Earnhart Martha McCain

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

Vestry Person of the Month: Barbara Hajek

Allie Earnhart Daniel Gay Allie Earnhart Nansi Holt

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MENS BREAKFAST

Men's Breakfast will resume on Saturday, October 15,

at 8:30 a.m. in the Parish Hall. Team 4 will be our

hosts. All men are welcome. Come and enjoy a

GREAT breakfast with your fellow parishioners.

DAUGHTERSOFTHE KINGThe Daughters of the King will have a training session be-

ginning Wednesday, October 19, at 10:00 a.m. in thePatio Room. The Daughters are an Order that practiceprayer, service, and evangelism. If you would like tobecome a part of this Order, please contact Linda Wyatt at(910) 612-3999.

PRESCHOOL NEWS

We have officially begun our 10th year of preschool at St. Andrew'son the Sound. Yay!!! We are so happy to have the children back and

we had a wonderful start. Everyone is settling into the daily routine

and I know that it will be one of our best years yet.

Blessings,Catharine Hedrick

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DAUGHTERS OF THE KING

The DOK will be meeting at 12:15 PM on October 9.

OCTOBERCANDLE DEDICATIONS

Altar Candlesare given in thanksgiving for the marriage of Morgan & Beverly,

by Katherine Laing.

Sanctuary Candlesin memory of Dr. Chris Saudeck,

by Pat Patrick.

CAPERS

Will be meeting October 16 at 5:00 PM.Hosted by Kathy Savage and Bob Suddith.

End of August 2011

Pledge Income $40,677

Plate (Cash & Checks) $6,388Interest $5

Misc. Income $0

Total Income $47,070

Expenses $50,165

Surplus (Deficit) ($3,095)

THE TREASURERS REPORT

JerryKinlaw

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OCTOBER15

3:00 P.M.BRINGASIDEDISHTOSHARE.

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Families of all sizes gathered around the table.Joy was shared.

Stories were shared.

Food was shared.

Blessings abounded.

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ATTENTION CAPERS PARTICIPANTS

Cathy Miller will be stepping down as the Capers Co-ordinator starting January, 2012. Please contact Cathyif you would be interested in being the Capers Coordi-nator for the upcoming year. The is not a hard job,

just some phone calls and organizing of dates. Pleasecall Cathy at (910) 470-0104.

INNERCITYMINISTRIES

The Inner City Ministries will be collecting cans of hotchocolate mix for the month of October. As the

weather gets cooler, a warm beverage and meal is oftenthe best way to ward off the chill. We serve every third

Sunday at 12:30 on Martin St. and 14th Street. Thank you for your on-going support of this importantoutreach program. If you are interested in helping serveor fix food, please contact:

Virginia Colantuono910-256-2954 vcolantuono@ec.rr.com

SOUNDERSFor the October gathering we will be participating in St.Andrew's Annual Trunk or Treat held on Sunday,October 23, in the church parking lot. Everyone (with or

without children) is encouraged to come, decorate yourtrunk, provide treats for the children, eat Trolley Stop hotdogs, and even dress-up if you choose!! This is a huge event

you don't want to miss! For more information please con-tact Beth Green bgreendesign@yahoo.com.

HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!!!!!

GOOD SHEPHERDA very special event will be held on Thursday

evening, October 20, at the recently restoredBrooklyn Arts Center in historic downtown

Wilmington. All profits from the event -- "RebuildingLives: Supporting the Mission of The Good ShepherdCenter" -- will help continue theoperation of Good Shepherd's Day and NightShelters for the homeless. Guests at the event, from

6:30-8:30 p.m., will enjoy live contemporary jazz bythe FROG Project and food and beverages from Wil-mington's finest restaurants. Tickets to the event are$50 each or two for $90 and are available at GoodShepherd Center, by calling (910) 763-4424 x 106 bye-mailing Ann Cameron Shuman atCameroncatering@aol.com or telephoning her at (910)256-9659. Sponsorships are also available.

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OCTOBER BIRTHDAYS

October 2 Jerre Garnett, Malcolm McDonaldOctober 3 Georgia Anne Mead, Maria Ross

October 4 Julia RossOctober 6 John WinstonOctober 8 Ashleigh Crocker,

Sherlyn Mc MillanOctober 9 Doug Langan, Shellie WhitehurstOctober 10 Harrison CarterOctober 11 Becky ButcherOctober 12 Gordon Brown, Nell McCoy

October 13 Fred Barnett, Sean Heckman,Mark Powell, David Mullaney Sr.

October 14 Bob Remillard, Emma Grace Lewis,Kayce Arkinson

October 15 Alex ElliottOctober 16 Jeanne Clinard, Vincent RiemanOctober 17 Alicia Rudd, Robin Miller

October 18 Donna Grice, Linda WyattOctober 19 Beth SpruillOctober 20 Wally SchumacherOctober 21 George ReaboldOctober 22 Mary BoylanOctober 23 Joe Clem, Virginia Colantuono,

Peter PiersonOctober 24 Olivia Davidson, Nancy FarleyOctober 25 Dawn SpoonhourOctober 26 Lindsay StewartOctober 27 Eric Harkcom, Stewart KinlawOctober 28 Elle PinterOctober 29 Gene Wyke, Maggie GuggenheimerOctober 30 Donna Hancock, Barbara HajekOctober 31 Steve Mueller

OCTOBER ANNIVERSARIES

October 2 Bob and Mary Lou Busch

October 4 Jim and Clay DoxeyOctober 7 Robert and Katherine ZylaOctober 8 Scott and Catharine Hedrick

Athos and Anne RostanOctober 9 Richard and Kathy Respet

Harvey and Anne MolloyOctober 10 Jerry and Gladys LatimerOctober 12 Larry and Patty Lisk

October 16 Fred and Ellen BarnetteOctober 17 John and Donna HancockOctober 18 Bob and Gladys RemillardOctober 19 Ed and Hilah DorseyOctober 25 Walt and Kitsy LackeyOctober 28 Howard and Alice HusseyOctober 31 Robert and Mary High

Patrick and Dianna McManus

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 formationKatherine Dodd, Parish Administrator

Pollykate Cantey, Parish SecretaryTom Covil, Sexton

www.standrewsonthesound.org 910-256-3034