THE 2009 JOURNAL OF

THE EPISCOPAL DIOCESE OF ARIZONA

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WITH PROCEEDINGS OF THE 49th ANNUAL DIOCESAN CONVENTION

OCTOBER 16-17, 2009 PHOENIX, ARIZONA

Ex-Officio

The Rt. Rev. Kirk Stevan Smith, Ph.D. President

Mr. Jack A. Colaric Treasurer

Mrs. Barbara Harber President, Standing Committee

Ms Jan L. Feltz Secretary

Ms Winifrid (Winnie) Follette President, Episcopal Church Women

Mr. Clarke H. Greger Chancellor

STANDING COMMITTEE Mrs. Barbara Harber, President Mrs. Judith Conley, Clerk The Rev Franklyn J. Bergen The Rev Erika Von Haaren The Rev Gil Wade Stafford Mr. William Verdini

ECCLESIASTICAL COURT The Rev William C. Forrest Mr. Patrick C. Rile Mrs. Susan K. Martin-Caskey Mrs. Carolyn Sievwright

DIOCESAN COUNCIL

Elected Members

Mr. Edward Dietrich* Mr. Dan Packard* The Mrs. Charlotte Shepard** The Rev Michael A. Smith * The Rev Chuck Milhoan** Ms Vivian Winter Chaser** The Rev Victor Sarrazin** The Rev Dan Tantimonaco* Mr. Jake McManus* * elected by Convention ** elected by Mission Convocation

MISSION CONVOCATION CONVENORS

Program Groups

Adult Education Mr. John Hurlburt Children’s Ministry Mrs. Nancy M. Shumaker Communications Ms Greta Huls Disability Concerns Ms Charlotte Hawkins Shepard Hispanic Ministry The Rev Enrique Cadena Immigration & Border Issues The Rev Seth Polley Liturgy & Music The Rev Bill Young MDG Program Group The Rev Myra Kingsley

Military and Veteran Support The Rev Victor Sarrazin Mission Shaped Church The Rev John Maher Native American Ministry Dorothy Saucedo & Vivian Winter Chaser Nature & Spirituality Ms Phyllis Strupp Prison Ministry The Rev Fritz E. Huls World Mission/Companion Diocese The Rev Glenn B. Jenks, JD Youth & Young Adult Ministry Mr. Matt Marino

Mission Groups

Northern Mission Group The Rev Dr. Pam Mulac East Central Mission Group The Rev Susan B. Snook

West Central Mission Group The Rev John Maher Southern Mission Group The Rev George S. Sotelo

Committees, Appointments, Institutions

Altar Guild Mrs. Constance Castillo, Directress Anti-Racism Committee Ms Judith G. Conley, Chair Architectural Committee Not Active ArizonaLife The Rt. Rev Kirk Stevan Smith, Publisher Ms Greta Huls, Editor Canons Committee Mr. Richard N. Morrison, Chair Chapel Rock The Rev Susan Snook, Advisory Board Chair Executive Director, Mr. David White Chaplain for Retired Clergy The Very Rev Richard M. George Commission on Ministry The Rev Canon Gordon McBride, Chair Credentials Committee Mrs. Cathy Black Mrs. Barbara Harber Mrs. Vicki G. Hohnbaum The Rev Victor Sarrazin The Rev Nicholas Romans

Ecumenical Officer The Rev Ronald G. Poston Department of Finance Finance Committee

Mr. Jack Colaric, Chair Investment Committee Mr. Richard Gillons, Chair Historiographer/Archivist Mrs. Sharon Graves Jubilee Officer Ms Evie Smith Necrologist The Rev Canon Raymond Dugan Nominations Committee The Rev Gae D. Chalker, Chair Resolutions Committee The Rev Glenn B. Jenks, Chair Standing Committee Mrs. Barbara Harber, President

Diocesan Contacts for Affiliated Organizations

Church Periodical Club Ms Viji Winters, Diocesan Director

Daughters of the King

Mrs. Nancy Watkins, Chapter President

Education for Ministry The Rev Robert W. Harvey, Diocesan Coordinator

Episcopal Church Women Ms Winifrid Follett, President

United Thank Offering (UTO)

Marilyn Hedges, Diocesan Representative

Washington National Cathedral The Rev Frances Ryan

Religious Orders

Servants of Christ – The Rev Cornelis J. deRijk, OSB

The Community of the Paraclete – Rev Sister Martha Simpson, OCP Guardian

Teachers of the Children of God – Rev Sister Alicia Torres, OTCG

Diocesan Solitary – Sister Diane Berkholtz, ObJN

Diocesan Solitary – Sister Patricia Mozelewski, OJN

Diocesan Solitary – Sister Sarah Veronica, OSB

Diocesan Officers

Diocesan Staff

Bishop of Arizona

The Rt. Rev Kirk Stevan Smith, Ph.D.

Assisting Bishop in Arizona 2000- Bishop of Rochester 1984-1989

The Rt. Rev William G. Burrill, DD

Canon to the Ordinary Canon for Congregational Development and Stewardship

The Rev Timothy Dombek

Archdeacon

The Ven. Canon Veronica Ritson

Canon for Youth and Young Adults

Mr. Matt Marino

Canon for Peace and Justice and Hispanic Ministry

The Rev Canon Carmen Guerrero

Canon for Communications Ms. Greta Huls

Director of Children’s Ministries

Mrs. Nancy Shumaker

Chaplain for Retired Clergy

The Very Rev Richard George

Canon for Administration and Assistant to the Bishop

Mrs. Cathy Black

Administrative Assistant

Mrs. Sharon Graves

Canon for Finance

Mrs. Vicki Hohnbaum

Financial Assistant Ms Theresa Stottlemire

Receptionist

Mrs. Shantae Riley

Chancellor Vice-Chancellors Church Attorney Secretary Treasurer

Mr. Clarke H. Greger Ms. Anne L. Kleindienst The Rev Richard N. Morrison Mr. Donald Bivens Ms Jan Feltz Mr. Jack Colaric

Congregations by Cities KEY: A = Assistant/Associate CM = Campus Ministry PIC = Priest in Charge AB = Assisting Bishop D = Deacon PS = Preaching Station AD = Archdeacon DE = Dean Emeritus R = Rector C = Chaplain I = Interim V = Vicar _____________________________________________________________________________________________ CITY CONGREGATION CLERGY

STREET ADDRESS TELEPHONE

_____________________________________________________________________________________________ BENSON ST. RAPHAEL IN THE VALLEY R. Stewart McDonald (V)

181 Union Street Benson, AZ 85602 520-749-0182

BISBEE ST. JOHN'S Seth A. Polley (V)

19 Sowle Avenue Bisbee, AZ 85603 520-432-7006

CASA ST. PETER'S James R. Porter (I) GRANDE 1400 North Kadota Street Clifford Crook (A)

Casa Grande, AZ 85222 Carol B. Rose (A) 520-723-3845

CAVE CREEK GOOD SHEPHERD OF THE HILLS Barbara G. Schmitz (I)

6502 East Cave Creek Road John B. Robertson (D) Cave Creek, AZ 85331 480-488-3283

CHANDLER ST. MATTHEW'S John C. N. Hall (R)

901 West Erie Street William C. Forrest (A) Chandler, AZ 85225 Susan E. Youngblood (D) 480-899-7386

CLARKDALE ST. THOMAS OF THE VALLEY James H. Booker (V)

821 First Street South Clarkdale, AZ 86324 928-634-8593

COOLIDGE ST. MICHAEL'S William (Ted) Holt (I)

800 West Vah-Ki Inn Road Coolidge, AZ 85228 520-723-3845

DOUGLAS ST. STEPHEN'S Seth A. Polley (V) 11th Street and D Avenue Douglas, AZ 85607 520-364-7971

FLAGSTAFF CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY Claudia J. James (R)

423 North Beaver Street K. Janetta Beaumont (D) Flagstaff, AZ 86001 Bess D. Driver (D) 928-774-2911 Frances S. Ryan (D)

FLAGSTAFF NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIVERSITY (CM) Megan L. Castellan (C) CAMPUS MINISTRY CENTER 500 West Riordan Road Flagstaff, AZ 86001 928-774-3897

GILA BEND EPIPHANY ON THE DESERT VACANT (V)

Papago and St. Louis Streets Gila Bend, AZ 85337 928-683-2355

GLENDALE ST. ANDREW'S Melinda G. Archer (R)

6300 West Camelback Road Vicki Y. Lee (D) Glendale, AZ 85301 623-846-8046

GLENDALE ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST Harry L. Way (R)

4102 West Union Hills Drive Richard Frank (D) Glendale, AZ 85308 Charles E. Milhoan (D) 623-582-5449

GLOBE ST. JOHN’S Byron K. Mills, (V)

185 East Oak Street) Globe, AZ 85501 928-425-5160

GREEN VALLEY ST. FRANCIS-IN-THE-VALLEY Edward L. Mullins (I)

600 South La Cañada Drive Patricia L. Kirk (D) Green Valley, AZ 85614 Margret H. Perry (D) 520-625-1370 Vern A. Woodlief (D)

HOLBROOK ST. GEORGE'S Pat Thompson (LV)

168 West Arizona Street Holbrook, AZ 86025 928-524-2361

KINGMAN TRINITY CHURCH Philip A. Shaw (V)

423 East Spring Street Kingman, AZ 86401 928-753-5658

LAKE HAVASU GRACE CHURCH David A. Richardson (R) CITY 111 Bunker Drive Steven W. Paterson (D)

Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403 928- 855-2525

LAKESIDE CHURCH OF OUR SAVIOUR Susan E. Wilmot (R) 5147 Show Low Lake Road

Lakeside, AZ 85929 928-537-7830

LITCHFIELD ST. PETER'S Gae D. Chalker (R) PARK 400 South Old Litchfield Road Jackson R. Hazelett (A)

Litchfield Park, AZ 85340 Gay A. Romack (D) 623-935-3279

MESA CHURCH OF THE TRANSFIGURATION Nicholas Romans (PIC)

514 South Mountain Road Martha L. Seaman (D) Mesa, AZ 85208 480-986-1145

MESA ST. MARK'S Scott D. Jones (PIC)

322 North Horne Street Mesa, AZ 85203 602-964-5820

MORENCI SS. PHILIP & JAMES Eugenia M. Durham (V)

1 Reservation Road Morenci, AZ 85540 928-865-4385

NOGALES ST. ANDREW'S M. Lucie Thomas (R)

969 Country Club Drive John (Pat) Maitrejean (A) Nogales, AZ 85621 Ann P. Vellom (D) 520-281-1523 Lee (Skip) Vellom (D)

ORO VALLEY CHURCH OF THE APOSTLES Megan M. Traquair (V)

12111 N. La Cholla Boulevard Franklyn J. Bergen (A) Oro Valley, AZ 85737 Robert W. Harvey (A) 250-544-9660 Cynthia M. Spencer (A) Wendy K. Hackler (D) Claudia Heath (D)

PARADISE CHRIST CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Phillip A. Jackson (R) VALLEY 4015 East Lincoln Drive Thomas W. Davidson (A)

Paradise Valley, AZ 85253 David E. Pettengill (A) 602-840-8210

PARKER ST. PHILIP'S (PS) H. Jeffrey Turner (Lay Vicar)

1209 Eagle Avenue Parker, AZ 85344 928-669-2701

PAYSON ST. PAUL'S Dan F. Tantimonaco (V)

1000 North Easy Street Payson, AZ 85541 928-474-3834

PEORIA PRINCE OF PEACE John F. Maher (V) 20403 N Lake Pleasant Rd Suite 287 Peoria, AZ 85382 602-501-2339 PHOENIX ALL SAINTS' CHURCH AND DAY SCHOOL Poulson C. Reed (R)

6300 North Central Avenue Marian D. Fortner (A) Phoenix, AZ 85012 Donald W. Monson (A) 602-279-5539

PHOENIX CHURCH OF THE NATIVITY Susan B. Snook (V) 7010 E. Chauncey Lane Suite 100. Phoenix, AZ 85054 480-307-9216 PHOENIX CHURCH OF THE HOLY SPIRIT Julie L. O’Brien (V)

2501 East Cactus Road William P. Cohee (D) Phoenix, AZ 85032 602-971-2721

PHOENIX IGLESIA EPISCOPAL DE SAN PABLO Enrique Cadena (V)

2801 North 31st Street Sally E. Durand (D) Phoenix, AZ 85008

602-255-0602 PHOENIX ST. LUKE'S AT THE MOUNTAIN Romeo R. Rabusa (PIC)

848 East Dobbins Road R. Channing Johnson (A) Phoenix, AZ 85040 602-276-7318

PHOENIX ST. MARY'S William C. Rhodes (PIC)

6501 North 39th Avenue Phoenix, AZ 85019 602-930-1140

PHOENIX ST PAUL’S SUDANESE MISSION Anderia Arok (V) 527 W Pima Street Phoenix, AZ 85003 602-253-4094 PHOENIX ST. STEPHEN'S Gregory J. Fry (R)

2310 North 56th Street Frederick E. Huls (D) Phoenix, AZ 85008 Patricia T. Huls (D) 602-840-0437

PHOENIX TRINITY CATHEDRAL Nicholas Knisely, Jr. (Dean)

100 West Roosevelt Street Veronica M. Ritson (AD) Phoenix, AZ 85003 Richard M. George (DE) 602-254-7126 Licia Baldi Affer (A)

Craig R. Bustrin (A) Raymond P. Dugan (A) Carmen B. Guerrero (A) Maeve V. Johnson (D) Myra J. Kingsley (D) John L. Mather (D) PRESCOTT ST. LUKE'S Mark E. Moline (R)

2000 Shepherd’s Lane Kimball C. Arnold (D) Prescott, AZ 86301 928-778-4499

SAFFORD ALL SAINTS Eugenia M. Durham (V)

210 West Main Street Ann S. Johnson (D) Safford, AZ 85546 928-348-9430

SCOTTSDALE ST. ANTHONY ON THE DESERT Dorian L. Mulvey (R)

12990 East Shea Boulevard Susan E. Cihak (D) Scottsdale, AZ 85259 Grant Gilfeather (D) 480-451-0860 Janice M. Wilner (D)

SCOTTSDALE ST. BARNABAS ON THE DESERT James B. Clark (R)

6715 North Mockingbird Lane Philip L. Carlson (A) Scottsdale, AZ 85253 Erika Shivers-von Haaren (A) 480-948-5560 James A. Smith (D)

SEDONA ST. ANDREW'S Mary T. L. Piotrowski (R)

100 Arroyo Piñon Drive Sedona, AZ 86336 928-282-4457

SIERRA VISTA ST. STEPHEN'S Victor J. Sarrazin (R)

2750 Cardinal Drive Donne E. Puckle (A) Sierra Vista, AZ 85635 520-458-4432

SUN CITY ALL SAINTS OF THE DESERT Robert Burton (R)

9502 Hutton Drive Carolyn (Kay) Studley (D) Sun City, AZ 85351 Richard E. Studley (D) 623-974-8404

SUN CITY ST. CHRISTOPHER'S Martha (Marty) Conner (R) 10233 West Peoria Avenue Sun City, AZ 85351 623-972-1109

SUN CITY WEST CHURCH OF THE ADVENT Gabriel A. Sinisi (R) 13150 Spanish Garden Drive Geoffrey Dibbs (A) Sun City West, AZ 85375 Janet R. Gooltz (A) 623-584-0350 Roi F. Prueher (D)

TEMPE ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY (CM) Gil W. Stafford (C) 114 W. Roosevelt St Phoenix, AZ 85003 602-254-0976

TEMPE CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY Ronald G. Poston (R) 2222 South Price Road Richard N. Morrison (A) Tempe, AZ 85282 Charles T. Crane (A) 480-968-4111 Patricia M. Dwyer (A) Richard M. Spielmann (A) Leon W. Miller (D)

TEMPE ST. AUGUSTINE'S Gil W. Stafford (V)

1735 South College Avenue Bradie O. Hopper (D) Tempe, AZ 85281 Dorothy M. Saucedo (D) 480-967-3295

TEMPE ST. JAMES THE APOSTLE Kerry C. Neuhardt (PIC)

975 East Warner Road Tempe, AZ 85284 480-345-2686

TOMBSTONE ST. PAUL'S John A. (Jack) Smart (PIC)

19 North 3rd Street Tombstone, AZ 85638

TUCSON CHRIST THE KING Michael A.Smith (R)

2800 West Ina Road Joseph W. King (D) Tucson, AZ 85741 520-297-2551

TUCSON CHURCH OF ST. MATTHEW Richard (Rick) Wilson (PIC)

9071 East Old Spanish Trail Terry C. Burke (D) Tucson, AZ 85710 William J. (Bill) Martin (D) 520-298-9782

TUCSON EMMAUS COLLEGIATE CHAPEL (CM) Lucas J. Mix (C)

UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA Campus Christian Center 715 North Park Avenue Tucson, AZ 85719

520-623-7575

TUCSON GRACE ST. PAUL'S Deborah B. Heathcock (I) 2331 East Adams Street Michael W. Meyers (D) Tucson, AZ 85719 M. Nadine Martin (D) 520-327-6857

TUCSON ST. ALBAN'S Roger T. Scott (R)

3737 Old Sabino Canyon Road Sumith S. De Silva (A) Tucson, AZ 85750 Michael A. Halle (D) 520-296-0791

TUCSON ST. ANDREW'S Jorge S. Sotelo (PIC)

545 South Fifth Avenue Jefferson M. Bailey (D) Tucson, AZ 85701 Marie L. Webner (D) 520-622-8318

TUCSON ST. MICHAEL AND ALL ANGELS John R. Smith, Jr. (R)

602 North Wilmot Road Charles E. Harnsberger (A) Tucson, AZ 85711 Joel T. Ireland (A) 520-886-7292

TUCSON ST. PHILIP'S IN THE HILLS John E. Kitagawa (R)

4440 North Campbell Avenue Gail M. Carlsen (A) Tucson, AZ 85718 Blake R. Hutson (A) 520-299-6421 Gregory W. Wyes (A) Clare M. Yarborough (A) Daniel W. Behling (D) Thomas J. Lindell (D) Ralph D. Taylor (D)

WICKENBURG ST. ALBAN'S Pamela A. Mulac (I)

357 West Yavapai Street Wickenburg, AZ 85390 928-684-2133

WILLIAMS ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL- Ann R. Johnson (V)

LUTHERAN CONGREGATION David E. Dent (D) 202 West Grant Avenue Williams, AZ 86046 928-635-2781

WINSLOW ST. PAUL'S Norman C. Burke (V)

600 West Henderson Street Winslow, AZ 86047 928-524-2407

Clergy of the Diocese The Bishop of Arizona The Right Reverend Kirk Stevan Smith, Ph.D.

Assisting Bishop The Right Reverend William G. Burrill, D.D.

Retired Bishop

The Right Reverend Robert R Shahan, Ph.D., D.D. Bishop of Arizona 1992-2004

Canonically Resident Priests The Rev John L. Abraham 1992 The Rev Licia Baldi Affer 2007 The Rev Susan Anderson-Smith 2002 The Rev Melinda Archer 2006 The Rev Anderia Arok 2008 The Rev Canon John J. Atwell 1957 The Rev Franklyn J. Bergen 2005 The Rev Dayl H. Bingell 1991 The Rev James H. Booker 2006 The Rev Kathryn Bradsen 2006 The Rev W. Allen Breckenridge 1992 The Rev Paul W. Buckwalter 1984 The Rev Norman C. Burke 1976 The Rev Robert Burton 2009 The Rev Craig R. Bustrin 2008 The Rev Enrique Cadena 2008

The Rev Canon Carl G. Carlozzi, D.Min. 1980 The Rev Gail M. Carlsen 2006 The Rev Philip L. Carlson 2001 The Rev Megan Castellan 2009 The Rev Gae D. Chalker 1999 The Rev Charles E. Chatham 2000 The Rev Peter G. Cheney 1993 The Rev Frank H. Clark 1997 The Rev James B. Clark 2004 The Rev James W. Conrad, Jr., D.Min. 1987 The Rev Martha A. H. Conner 2009 The Rev Harvey G. Cook, D.Min. 1989 The Rev Paul L. Crowell, D.Min. 1990 The Rev Thomas W. Davidson 2005 The Rev Sumith S. De Silva 1996

The Rev Cornelis J. deRijk, OSB 1976 The Rev Canon Timothy Dombek 2007 The Rev J. Kevin Donnelly 1988 The Rev Roger O. Douglas, D.Min. 1977 The Rev Canon Raymond P. Dugan 1960 The Rev Eugenia M. Durham 1994 The Rev Steven R. Ford 1981 The Rev William C. Forrest 1992 The Rev Canon John C. Fowler 1951 The Rev Gregory J. Fry 2007 The Very Rev Richard M. George 1984 The Rev Canon Earl Gibson 2004 The Rev Janet R. Gooltz 2009 The Rev Canon Carmen Guerrero 2005 The Rev K. Edmund Gustafson 1988 The Rev Blaine J. Gutmacher 1966 The Rev John C. N. Hall 1994 The Rev Joseph M. Harte, Jr. 1991 The Rev Robert W. Harvey 2006 The Rev William T. Holt III 1993 The Rev Carol S. Hosler 1994 The Rev Samuel O. Hosler 1994 The Rev W. Frank Hull IV, Ph.D. 1983 The Rev Blake Hutson 2009 The Rev Charles O. Ingram, Ph.D. 1974

The Rev Joel T. Ireland 1981 The Rev Phillip Jackson 2007 The Rev Claudia (Jan) James 2006 The Rev Glenn B. Jenks, J.D. 1974 The Rev Ann Ruth Johnson 2006 The Rev William G. Johnson 1974 The Rev Scott Jones 2008 The Rev John E. Kitagawa 2001 The Rev Canon Harold S. Knight 1957 The Very Rev William N. Knisely, Jr. 2006 The Rev Thomas E. Leonard 1995 The Rev E. Thomas Leyba 1959 The Rev Canon Lewis H. Long, OSB 1959 The Rev John F. Maher 2005 The Rev Gordon K. McBride, Ph.D. 1985 The Rev Brian McHugh 2006 The Rev Alan K. Meyer 1983 The Rev John D. Millar 2002 The Rev Byron K. Mills 2001 The Rev Daniel F. Miner 1993 The Rev Irvin S. Mitchell, D.Min. 1972 The Rev Mark Moline 2009 The Rev Donald W. Monson 1970 The Rev Henry T. Morrison, Jr. 1993

The Rev Richard N. Morrison 1997 The Rev Pamela A. Mulac 2007 The Rev Dorian L. Mulvey 2008 The Rev Kerry C. Neuhardt 1985 The Rev Roger B. Noyes 1988 The Rev Julie O’Brien 2008 The Rev Diane M. Pella 1991 The Rev Canon David E. Pettengill 1960 The Rev Terry C. Pilarski 2008 The Rev Mary T. L. Piotrowski 2003 The Rev Seth A. Polley 2006 The Rev James R. Porter 1997 The Rev Ronald G. Poston 1991 The Rev Donne E. Puckle 1990 The Rev Romeo R. Rabusa 2004 The Rev Samuel M.N. Reec 2007 The Rev Jeffrey B. Reed 2003 The Rev Poulson C. Reed, Jr. 2009 The Rev Canon Manney C. Reid 1980 The Rev William C. Rhodes 2000 The Rev E. Albert Rich 1982 The Rev Daniel P. Richards 2003 The Rev David A. Richardson 2005 The Rev Canon Charles K. Robertson 2004 The Rev N. Jean Rogers 1994

The Rev Nicholas Romans 2006 The Rev Victor Sarrazin 2006 The Rev Anne M. Sawyer 2005 The Rev Paulette A. Schiff 2000 The Rev Philip W. Schuyler 1988 The Rev Roger T. Scott 1992 The Rev Philip A. Shaw 2007 The Rev Elizabeth H. Simmons 2000 The Rev Gabriel Sinisi 2006 The Rev Charles H. Smith 1974 The Rev John R. Smith, Jr. 1987 The Rev Michael A. Smith 2004 The Rev Susan B. Snook 2003 The Rev Ben L. Somerville II 1999 The Rev Jorge S. Sotelo 2006 The Rev Diane J. Souder 1997 The Rev Gil W. Stafford 2005 The Rev Joseph G. Stafford 1983 The Rev E. Lee Stevens, Jr. 1960 The Rev James W. Strader 2006 The Rev Edward M. Sunderland 1991 The Rev Daniel F. Tantimonaco 2006 The Rev David L. Thom 2005 The Rev M. Lucie Thomas 2003

The Rev Megan M. Traquair 2005 The Rev G. Vance Vidal 1971 The Rev Erika E. von Haaren 2008 The Rev Jeremy M. Warnick 2007 The Rev Harry L. Way 2001 The Rev Harlan E. Welsh 1984 The Rev Stephen R. Weston 1998 The Rev Forrest J. Williams 1984 The Rev Robert B. Williams 1967 The Rev Susan E. Wilmot 2007 The Rev Richard A. Wilson 2007 The Rev W. Jackson Wilson, R.Ed.D. 1979 The Rev Carey C. Womble, M.D. 1970 The Rev Gregory W. Wyes, D.Min. 1976 The Rev William K. Young 1997

Canonically Resident Deacons The Rev Kimball C. Arnold 2000 The Rev Debra Asis 2009 The Rev Jefferson Bailey 2006 The Rev Katharine J. Baird 2009 The Rev Janetta Beaumont 2008 The Rev Daniel Behling 2006 The Rev Ernest H. Blair 1980 The Rev James L. Brisson, Jr. 2009 The Rev Terry C. Burke 2004 The Rev Susan Cihak 2009 The Rev William P. Cohee 2008 The Rev David E. Dent 1991 The Rev Bess D. Driver 2006 The Rev Sally Durand 2009 The Rev Beverley B. Edminster 2000 The Rev Margaret J. England 1992 The Rev John (Peter) Fabre 2009 The Rev Vergie R. Ferguson 1992 The Rev Grant Gilfeather 2009 The Rev Harold S. Gillespie 2005 The Rev Michael Halle 2009 The Rev Susan B. Harte 2000 The Rev Gordon C. Hill 1992 The Rev Dr. Bradie O. Hopper 1991 The Rev Frederick E. Huls II 1993

The Rev Patricia T. Huls 2008 The Rev Ann S. Johnson 2002 The Rev Maeve V. Johnson 2006 The Rev Joseph W. King 2005 The Rev Myra J. Kingsley 2009 The Rev Thomas J. Kinman 1997 The Rev Patricia L. Kirk 2000 The Rev Vicky Y. Lee 2000 The Rev Joan C. Goodwin Lewis 1992 The Rev Thomas J. Lindell 2000 The Rev Nadine Martin 2006 The Rev William Martin 2006 The Rev John Mather 2004 The Rev Marlys J. McLaughlin 1997 The Rev Michael W. Meyers 2002 The Rev Charles Milhoan 2009 The Rev Leon W. Miller 2006 The Rev Deborah Noonan 2009 The Rev Steve W. Paterson 2004 The Rev Margaret H. Perry 2008 The Rev Roi F. Prueher 2005 The Ven Canon Veronica M. Ritson 1993 The Rev John B. Robertson 2008 The Rev Gay Romack 2006 The Rev Frances S. Ryan 2006

The Rev Martha L. Seaman 2004 The Rev James A. Smith 2002 The Rev Ralph D. Taylor 2008 The Rev Anne P. Vellom 2005 The Rev Lee (Skip) Vellom 2005 The Rev Marie L. Webner 1989 The Rev Herman J. White 2006 The Rev Janice M. Wilner 2000 The Rev Susan E. Youngblood 2008

Non-Canonical Licensed Priests The Rev Gordon A. Bardos The Rev David E. Bergesen The Rev Clifford L. Blinman The Rev Carl R. Bloom The Rev Craig R. Bustrin The Rev Harold Clinehens, Jr. The Rev Charles T. Crane The Rev Dr. David Davidson-Methot The Rev Mary J. Delaney The Rev Cn Geoffrey Dibbs The Rev Patricia Dwyer The Rev David M. Gillespie The Rev Geoffrey S. Glaser The Rev Edwin A. Griswold The Rev Charles E. (Ed) Harnsberger The Rev William W. Haugh The Rev Jackson R. Hazelett The Rev Deborah B. Heathcock The Rev Earl D. Henderson The Rev Bruce T. Heyvaert The Rev Edward L. Hook The Rev Carl P. Ijams (Phil) The Rev R. Channing Johnson The Rev Rosanna C. Kazanjian The Rev Robert W. Kley

The Rev Stephen H. Knight II The Rev Richard Lassiter The Rev Deane K. Lierle The Rev Robert L. Linder (ELCA) The Rev John (Pat) Maitrejean The Rev Dr. Richard D. Mallory The Rev Frederick Masterman The Rev R. Stewart McDonald (ELCA) The Rev Chibueze Okonkwo The Rev Carol B. Rose The Rev Cn Stephen H. Schaitberger The Rev Barbara G. Schmitz The Rev Robert S. Shank The Rev John A. Smart The Rev Frederick K. Smyithe The Rev Cynthia Spencer The Rev Richard N. Spielmann, Th.D. The Rev Mark R. Sutherland The Rev John E. Turner The Rev Douglas C. (Doug) Vest The Rev Robert E. Welch The Rev Robert M. Wills The Rev Jack M. Wolter The Rev Dr. Clare M. Yarborough

Non-Canonical Licensed Deacons

The Rev Richard L. Frank The Rev Wendy K. Hackler The Rev Claudia Heath The Rev Dorothy Saucedo

The Rev Carolyn (Kay) Studley The Rev Richard E. Studley The Rev Vern A. Woodlief

Summary of Bishop’s Official Acts for 2009 Confirmations .................................................................................................................. 152 Receptions ........................................................................................................................ 66 House of Bishops ................................................................................................................ 2 Letters Dimissory Received ................................................................................................. 7 Letters Dimissory Issued ...................................................................................................... 1 Marital Judgments ............................................................................................................ 18 Ordinations to the Diaconate .............................................................................................. 5 Ordinations to the Priesthood ............................................................................................. 5 Celebration of New Ministries ............................................................................................ 3 Parochial Visits .................................................................................................................. 35 Renewal of Ordination Vows................................................................................................ 1

Ordination into the Sacred Order of Deacon

Susan Cihak – St Anthony on the Desert, Scottsdale G. Grant Gilfeather – St Anthony on the Desert, Scottsdale

Michael A. Halle – St Matthew’s, Chandler Myra J. Kingsley – Trinity Cathedral, Phoenix

Charles E. Milhoan – St John the Baptist, Glendale

Ordination into the Sacred Order of Priest

Debra Asis – St Barnabas on the Desert, Scottsdale James Brisson – St Stephen’s, Sierra Vista John Peter Fabre – St Andrew’s, Glendale

Kathryn J. Baird – Grace St. Paul’s, Tucson Deborah Anne Noonan – Grace St. Paul’s, Tucson

Clergy Who Have Died in the Past Year

The Rev. Leon Miller

Parochial Visits in 2009

St John’s, Bisbee St. Peter’s, Casa Grande

Church of the Good Shepherd, Cave Creek St. Matthew’s, Chandler St. Michael’s, Coolidge St. Stephen’s, Douglas

Church of the Epiphany, Flagstaff NAU Canterbury, Flagstaff

St Andrew’s, Glendale St. John the Baptist, Glendale

St. John’s, Globe Church of the Transfiguration, Mesa

Christ Church of the Ascension, Paradise Valley Prince of Peace, Peoria

All Saints’ Church and Day School, Phoenix Church of the Holy Spirit, Phoenix

Trinity Cathedral, Phoenix St. Luke’s, Prescott

St. Anthony on the Desert, Scottsdale St Barnabas on the Desert, Scottsdale

All Saints of the Desert, Sun City St. Christopher’s, Sun City

Church of the Advent, Sun City West ASU Campus Ministry, Tempe Church of the Epiphany, Tempe

St. Augustine’s, Tempe St. James the Apostle, Tempe

St. Paul’s, Tombstone Christ the King, Tucson Grace St. Paul’s, Tucson

St. Alban’s, Tucson St. Andrew’s, Tucson

St. Philip’s in the Hills, Tucson University of Arizona, Tucson

St. John’s, Williams

49th Annual Diocesan Convention October 16-17, 2009

Sheraton Crescent Hotel Phoenix, Arizona

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16 Bishop Smith called the meeting to order at 1:05 pm. Bishop Smith introduced the keynote speaker, The Rev. Sally Bingham from Grace Cathedral in The Episcopal Diocese of California and Executive Director of The Regeneration Project. Bishop Smith also welcomed The Rev. Canon Anthony Guillen, Program Officer of Latino/Hispanic Ministries, Evangelism & Congregational Life Center for The Episcopal Church Center. Bishop Smith asked that greetings be sent to Robbie Heistand, widow of The Rt. Rev. Joseph Heistand, and Bishop Robert and Mary Carol Shahan. Bishop Smith called upon the Secretary to Convention, Jan Feltz, to declare a quorum to be present. She confirmed the quorum. Bishop Smith asked convention to approve the appointment of Cathy Black as registrar of the 2009 Diocesan Convention. Motion made, seconded. All approved. Bishop Smith appointed the following Committee on Credentials for the 2009 Diocesan Convention: Cathy Black, Vicki Hohnbaum, Barbara Harber, The Rev. Victor Sarrazin, and The Rev. Nicholas Romans. Bishop Smith appointed the following Inspectors of Election: Mina Rafferty, Russ Smith, Mary Hopeman, Randy Rogers, Marge Mathewson, Eileen Stanton, Beth Parknowitz, Phil McKindley, Pat Burke, Vicki Meyer, Barb Squires, Gina Sears, Ruth Brown, and Greg Foraker. Bishop Smith asked convention to approve the appointment of Clarke Greger as Chancellor and Anne Kleindienst and The Rev. Richard Morrison as Assistant Chancellors. Motion made, seconded. All approved.

Bishop’s Presentation, The Rt. Rev. Kirk Stevan Smith Keynote Presentation, The Rev. Sally Bingham Special Presentation, The Rev. Anthony Guillen

Breakout Workshop Sessions Dinner and Presentation by Keynote Speaker, The Rev. Sally Bingham

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17

Eucharist Service Bishop Smith reconvened the meeting at 10:45 am. Bishop Smith recognized the special Convention Planning Committee: Deborah Campion, Lauren Lenoski, Marge Mathewson, Carl Perry, Marge Perry, Sarah Porter, The Rev. Nicholas Romans, The Rev. Martha Seaman, Dr. Charlotte Shepard, Rob Smith, Russ Smith, Phyllis Strupp, Ralph Taylor, and Pat Thompson. Bishop Smith called upon Clarke Greger, Diocesan Chancellor to explain the voting options for the election. Mr. Greger explained that the elections to fill the Standing Committee and the Diocesan Council can be done by majority or by plurality meaning the person with the most votes, wins. The Canonical changes must be voted by order. Bishop Smith asked for a motion to vote by plurality. Motion made, seconded. All approved. Bishop Smith called upon The Rev. Gae Chalker, Chair of the Nominations Committee to introduce the nominees for election. Secretary to Convention – elect 1 for a 3 year term. – Nominee is Ms. Jan Feltz from All Saints’, Phoenix. Standing Committee – Clerical Order, elect 1 for a 3 year term – Nominees are The Rev. John Hall from St Matthew’s, Chandler and The Rev. Melinda Archer from St Andrew’s, Glendale Standing Committee – Clerical Order, elect 1 for a 2 year term – Nominee is The Rev. Erika von Haaren from St Barnabas, Scottsdale Standing Committee – Lay Order, elect 1 for a 3 year term – Nominee is Sherman Stephens from Church of the Epiphany, Flagstaff. Diocesan Council –elect 2 for a 3 year term - No nominees Rev. Chalker instructed the voters to take out the blue ballots. Secretary to Convention - No nominations from the floor. Jan Feltz may be elected by acclamation. Motion made to elect by acclamation, seconded. All approved. Standing Committee – Clerical Order – elect 1 for a 3 year term. One nomination from the floor was made: The Rev. Enrique Cadena. Rev. Chalker instructed delegates to add this name to the ballot. Nominations were closed.

Standing Committee – Clerical Order – elect 1 for a 3 year term. No nominations from the floor. The Rev. Erika von Haaren may be elected by acclamation. Motion made to elect by acclamation, seconded. All approved. Standing Committee – Lay Order – elect 1 for a 3 year term. Steve Drury was nominated from the floor. Rev. Chalker instructed to add this name to the ballot. Nominations were closed. Diocesan Council – Lay Order There are no nominees for these positions. Rev. Chalker called for nominations from the floor. The Rev. Sue Youngblood, Bill Fencken, The Rev Sue Wilmot The Rev. Pam Mulac, The Rev. Marty Conner, Mark Dobbins, Donald Kearns and The Rev. Mike Smith were nominated from the floor. Rev. Chalker instructed delegates to add these names to the ballot. Nominations were closed. Rev. Chalker instructed to mark ballots and pass them to the center aisles. The Tellers collected the ballots. Bishop Smith called upon Jack Colaric, Treasurer, to present the 2010 Financial Statement of Mission. Mr. Colaric opened the floor for questions. There were no questions from the floor. Bishop Smith called for a motion to approve the 2010 Statement of Mission. A motion was made and seconded. All approved. The 2010 Statement of Mission was adopted. Nancy Shumaker was called upon to report on the children’s ministry program at the Convention. She reported that the program at the Convention was successful and she thanked by name, her staff who assisted in making this weekend such a success. Bishop Smith announced the results from the election.

Ms. Jan Feltz – Convention Secretary The Rev. Enrique Cadena – Standing Committee, Clerical Order, 3 year term The Rev. Erika von Haaren – Standing Committee, Clerical Order, 2 year term Sherman Stephens – Standing Committee, Lay Order The Rev. Susan Wilmot – Diocesan Council Mark Dobbins – Diocesan Council

Bishop Smith called upon The Rev. Canon Dan Gerrard, Necrologist to read the names of our deceased clergy. Prayer was offered remembering: The Rev. Daniel “Padre” Gerard Noontime prayer was read by The Rev. Peter Fabre from St Christopher’s, Sun City. Convention recessed for lunch and will reconvene at 1:00 p.m. Bishop Smith reconvened the Convention at 1:07 p.m.

Bishop Smith called for annual reports/updates from: Winifred Follett, ECW President David White, Director of Chapel Rock

Bishop Smith announced the clergy changes in the Diocese. Bishop Smith called upon The Rev. Glenn Jenks, Chair of the Resolutions Committee. Rev. Jenks presented a resolution submitted by the Evie Smith, Diocesan Jubilee Officer. The resolution was read by Rev. Jenks. A motion to accept this resolution was made by Rev. Jenks, seconded. The floor was open for discussion. Bishop Smith called for the vote. All were in favor. None opposed. The resolution was adopted. Rev. Jenks announce that a second resolution that had been submitted was withdrawn by the author. The following reports were also given during convention:

• The Rev. Myra Kingsley, Millennium Development Goals • Winifred Follett, ECW President • Nancy Shumaker, Diocesan Children’s Program • The Rev. Poulson Reed, Episcopal Schools Foundation • Timothy Dombek, Episcopal Federal Credit Union • David White, Chapel Rock

Bishop Smith called for reports by title. Asked for a motion to accept the reports by title. Seconded. All in favor. Canon Cathy Black gave a report on the Program Groups which are mandated by Canon. The Program Groups are listed in the Convention packet. In addition to these groups, Canon Black read groups that had been inadvertently left off the list. Bishop Smith thanked all the volunteers who helped with convention. Bishop thanked the registrars and tellers, Trinity Cathedral and Archdeacon, Veronica Ritson for the Eucharist this morning, and Dr. William Barnett from Trinity Cathedral for the music. Bishop gave a big thanks to the Diocesan Staff and special thanks to Canon Cathy Black and Laura Smith. The 2010 convention will again be at the Sheraton Crescent Hotel on October 15-16, 2010. Motion to adjourn. All in favor. Convention adjourned at 2:27 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Cathy Black Assistant Secretary to Convention

2008 Convention Delegates

St Raphael, Benson Church of the Epiphany, FlagstaffCharles B Hoelzel The Rev Claudia Jan James, RectorCharlotte B Hoelzel The Rev Katharine J Beaumont, Deacon

St John's, Bisbee The Rev Bess D Driver, DeaconThe Rev Seth A Polley, Vicar The Rev Frances S Ryan, DeaconRuth Taylor Margaret BarlowRobb Homokay Col Robert BarlowCharles Milhoan Dan EricksonSusan Mortenson Rita M EricksonJohn A Selman Norman LundinMichael S Werner Sue Norris

St Peter's, Casa Grande Caislin WeathersThe Rev James R Porter, Interim Vicar NAU Canterbury, FlagstaffChris Germaine Chase PendletonPhil Girard Melissa Stroud

Good Shepherd, Cave Creek St Andrew's, GlendaleThe Rev Glenn B Jenks, Rector The Rev Melinda Archer, RectorThe Rev Scott Jones, Priest The Rev Vicki Y Lee, DeaconThe Rev John B Robertson, Deacon Lois CroslandYolanda Jones Diane EngelsSally MacKinnon Richard FieldsBarbara Popejoy Connie KentfieldJeanie Robertson Charlyne A SmithCarleton Rosenburgh Melvin WillieSandra G Shaw St John the Baptist, GlendaleRo Vaselaar The Rev Harry L Way, Rector

St Matthew's, Chandler The Rev Julie O'Brien, DeaconThe Rev John C N Hall, Rector Mr Robb HomokayThe Rev William C Forrest, Priest Mr Charles MilhoanThe Rev susan E Youngblood, Deacon Susan MortensonJean Fogarty Mr John A SelmanOlinda E Willis Mr Michael S WernerHarlie Youngblood St John's, GlobeBetsy Zakowski The Rev Byron K Mills, RectorRobert Zakowski Rayla MillsJune Zissis Diana Moreland

St Thomas, Clarkdale James PhillipsThe Rev James H Booker, Vicar Nancy PhillipsWinifrid Follett St Francis-in-the-Valley, Green ValleySusan Mitchell The Rev Terri C Pilarski, RectorDave O'Connor The Rev Patricia L Kirk, DeaconRita E O'Connor The Rev Margaret H Perry, Deacon

St Michael's, Coolidge The Rev Vern a WoodliefThe Rev William T Holt, III, Interim Vicar Carol LyonsLarry Bohlen Joy NelsonJoan Hurst Carl F PerryDianne Lovato Henry RussellRae Tackett Louisa Terry

St Stephen's, Douglas Roberta TuckerThe Rev Seth A Polley, Vicar St George's, HolbrookAl Melis Eunice GormanCarol Melis Trinity Church, KingmanRoy Peters The Rev Philip A Shaw, VicarRon Westendorf Lynne Wells

Dori Caruso

2008 Convention Delegates

Grace Church, Lake Havasu City Church of the Apostles, Oro ValleyThe Rev David A Richardson, Rector The Rev Megan M Traquair, VicarThe Rev Steve W Paterson, Deacon The Rev Franklyn J Bergen, PriestJon Bullock The Rev Robert W Harvey, PriestRobert Gaddis Darrel ConwayRuth Gaddis Kathy ConwayAl Gardner Laurie DelmastroSue Paterson William KraussWanda Smith Jon Skaug

Our Saviour, Lakeside Christ Church of the Ascension, Paradise ValleyThe Rev Susan E Wilmot, Rector The Rev Phillip Jackson, RectorJerry Howell The Rev Thomas W Davidson, PriestAllen J Iampaglia Bryan FoxMarcia Iampaglia Mathew GarnerCliff Spencer Ruth Ann Garner

St Peter's, Litchfield Park Doris IacobelliThe Rev Gae M D Chalker, Rector Charles R MoodyThe Rev Gay Romack, Deacon Wallace R NollBob Bitteker John C WesleyDavid Cooper St Paul's, PaysonLody Cooper The Rev Daniel F Tantimonaco, VicarKatherine C Crawford Ken CaldwellKatherine Douglas Ronda CaldwellMichael Douglas Steve DruryMary Bennett French John Hurlburt

Church of the Transfiguration, Mesa Diane JacksonThe Rev Nicholas Romans, Priest in Charge Prince of Peace, PeoriaThe Rev Martha L Seaman, Deacon The Rev John F Maher, VicarMarian Felderman Lisa CorwinCarroll Jensen Jim SearsLois P Komarek Ian TrostleKathryn B Schmid All Saints' Church and Day School, PhoenixDiana L Smith The Rev Marian D Fortner, PriestJames Soper The Rev Frank H Clark, PriestAnn B Williamson The Rev Donald W Monson, Priest

St Mark's, Mesa Elizabeth S CarsonThe Rev Jeremy M Warnick, Rector Douglas R ChandlerJohn R Banker Timothy HylandSusan Shaw Harris Daniel Packard IVJudy Hossack Marilyn UsherJennifer Lindberg Kylee VaughtJeanette Rogers William VerdiniArt Sexton Church of the Holy Spirit PhoenixBrad Wilkerson The Rev Daniel Richards, Vicar

SS Philip & James, Morenci The Rev William P Cohee, DeaconSamuel Tachie-Menson John M Carpenter

St Andrew's, Nogales Emmy DavisThe Rev M Lucie Thomas, Rector Scott JohnsonThe Rev Anne P Vellom, Deacon Alice MacArthurThe Rev Lee S Vellom, Deacon Donald McKellar IIISara Mann Cobb Church of the Nativity, PhoenixJames Fitzsimmons The Rev Susan B Snook, VicarShirley Gresham Annie BlumSigrid Maitrejean Jim BlumDavid Moehlman James E DavisGlenda Newman Mark Dobbins

Alastair Longley-CookBill Worthington

2008 Convention Delegates

The Episcopal Diocese of Arizona St Luke's, PrescottThe Rt Rev Kirk Stevan Smith, Bishop The Rev Mark E Moline, RectorThe Rev Timothy M Dombek, Priest The Rev Dr Pam Ann Mulac, PriestThe Rev Carmen B Guerrero The Rev Kimball C Arnold, Deacon

Iglesia Episcopal de San Pablo, Phoenix David BarnardThe Rev Enrique Cadena, Vicar Jodie BarnardClinton Molodow Tom BarnettMargarita Molodow William FenckenRosario Perez Ed HooppellSamuel Perez Dan McFarland

St Luke's at the Mountain, Phoenix Grace McFarlandThe Rev Romeo R Rabusa, Vicar All Saints, SaffordLeslie Daviet II The Rev Eugenia M Durham, VicarMike Garcia The Rev Ann S Johnson, DeaconJohn Kozimor Devin Gillespie

St Mary's, Phoenix Robert O'NeillThe Rev William C Rhodes, Rector Theresa O'NeillKaren Dura St Anthonyon the Desert, ScottsdalePhyllis Edeson The Rev Dorian L Mulvey, RectorGwendolyn Pelton The Rev Janice M Wilner, DeaconKarl Washington Lorna BennettVirginia Washington Karin Burklein Rascona

St Paul's, Phoenix Catherine GilbertVeronica Abei Barbara GuentherMabior Akogluel Jill KylerElizabeth Akuoch Kiir Jeanne PaigeMac Alier Gar St Barnabas, Scottsdale

St Stephen's, Phoenix The Rev James B Clark, RectorThe Rev Gregory J Fry, Rector The Rev Philip L Carlson, PriestThe Rev Frederick E Huls, Deacon The Rev Erika E von Haaren, PriestThe Rev patricia T Huls, Deacon Thomas ChapmanBrian Belanger Barb ChotrasJeffrey Bradshaw Nedra HarrisonMatthew K Chew Fredric E HuffJack A Colaric James JamiesonAmy Forker Cheryl Savage MaherKristin McCartor Ruthanne MulvihillDarrell Priddy St Andrew's, Sedona

Trinity Cathedral, Phoenix The Rev mary P Piotrowski, RectorThe Very Rev. W. Nicholas Knisely, Dean Darryl HawnThe Rev Licia Affer, Associate Jeannie HawnThe Ven Veronica Ritson, Archdeacon Deirdre MoulinierThe Rev Raymond P Dugan, Priest Carol NelThe Rev Maeve V Johnson, Deacon Nancy PfefferkornJoni Bosh Rex SmithPamela M Clark St Stephen's, Sierra VistaJudith Conley The Rev Victor Sarrazin, RectorKeith Cook Carolyn GatesLisa Derrick Dorothy GutweinQ Gerry Roseberry Jacquie KellyArthur M Rowland Dinah McCreery

Ronald McCreeryNancy ReaJeff Speer

2008 Convention Delegates

All Saints, Sun City Christ the King, TucsonThe Rev William F Krieger, Priest The Rev Michael A Smith, RectorDavid Baker The Rev Joseph W King, DeaconShirley Barr William P CosartJoe Bickman Amber DeForestShirley Champion Sonja FrittonDiane T Garrison John KappPete Hively Henry A KnappMarta Sigmon Jeremy Knight

St Christopher's, Sun City Norm PeacockThe Rev William K Young, Interim Rector Church of St Matthew, TucsonMary Ann Bjorgo The Rev W Allen Breckenridge, RectorJack Bonesteel The Rev Terry C Burke, DeaconClive Chancey The Rev Michael W Meyers, DeaconAlfred Franco Lyle BentonDoris Schoeben Carol BrendKen Singleton Legh BurkeGary Welsh Marty Greer

Church of the Advent, Sun City West Joan LonghurstThe Rev Gabriel Sinisi, Rector Anibal SanchezThe Rev Roi F Prueher, Deacon Barbara SanchezDarryl Bach Carol WalkerDonald Cox Grace St Paul's, TucsonSigrid Cox The Rev Richard A Wilson, PriestLLoyd Findlay The Rev Nadine Martin, DeaconGlenn Gullickson The Rev William Martin, DeaconSharon Gullickson Kay BigglestoneChris Turner Richard A Hanson

Church of the Epiphany, Tempe Denise MulloyThe Rev Ronald Poston, Rector Catherine E PennThe Rev Richard N Morrison, Priest Nanalee RaphaelBob Clement Jeffrey StewartLeslie Evans Steve WilliamsLynn Hess St Alban's, TucsonSr Patricia Mozelewski, OJN The Rev Roger T Scott, RectorGillian Murphy The Rev Sumith S DeSilvaMichael Ogden Shanthi De SilvaCassandra Swick Michael Halle

St Augustine's, Tempe Loren LarsenThe Rev Gil W Stafford, Vicar Marianne LarsenThe Rev Bradie Hopper, OD, Deacon Dee WoganScott Ewing Mike WoganThe Rev Leo Stengel St Andrew's, TucsonRobert Waite The Rev Jorge S Sotelo, VicarLarry Watkins The Rev Jefferson Bailey, DeaconRebecca A Williamson Sandy Bryant

St James, Tempe Deborah CampionThe Rev Kerry C Neuhardt, Priest in Charge Renate HallBrian Christensen Timothy O'ConnorJonathan Cox Keith SteinkampAshley Czarsty St Michael and All Angels, TucsonNick Spence The Rev John Smith, Jr, Rector

St Paul's, Tombstone The Rev Carey Womble, MD, PriestAnthony Roselli Ila AbernathySharon Tucker Peter SchmidtWil Wiemer Lester Stephens

Joyce L TracyPeggy Van Norman

2008 Convention Delegates

St Philip's in the Hills, TucsonThe Rev Dr John E Kitagawa, RectorThe Rev Daniel W Behling, DeaconThe Rev Beverly B Edminster, DeaconThe Rev Dr Thomas J Lindell, DeaconThe Rev Ralph Taylor, Jr, DeaconBrian L AtkinsonPaulette BremondMelinda CarrellRichard KunsSasha Velgos

U of A Canterbury, TucsonEmily GilbertKatie McCallister

St Alban's, WickenburgThe Rev David L Thom, RectorGlenda CrawfordKay ErnstPaul l ErnstNancy OvercashHouston SpencerMarilyn SpencerPatricia Stewart

St John's Episcopal Lutheran Congregation, WilliamsThe Rev Ann R Johnson, VicarThe Rev Dayl H Bingell, PriestThe Rev David E Dent, DeaconJulia Glaab

St Paul's, WinslowThe Rev Norman C Burke, VicarJonni HortonTommie HortonMary Rublin

Non-parochial ClergyThe Rev Susan Anderson-Smith, PriestThe Rev Susan B Harte, DeaconThe Rev Carol S Hosler, PriestThe Rev Gordon McBride, PriestThe Rev Anne M Sawyer, Priest

Religious OrderThe Rev Mother Alicia Torres, OTCG

Annual Reports to

2009 Diocesan Convention

ANNUAL REPORTS TO CONVENTION 2009 Adult Education Program Group – John Hurlburt Altar Guild – Constance Castillo Anti-Racism Committee – Judith Conley Architectural Committee –Inactive – no report Archivist/Historiographer – Sharon Graves Canons Committee – Richard Morrison Chapel Rock Board – Dave White Children’s Ministry Program Group – Nancy Shumaker Commission on Ministry – Gordon McBride/Betsy Zakowski Communications Program Group – Greta Huls Deacon’s Council – Veronica Ritson Diocesan Council – Jan Feltz Disability Concerns Program Group – Charlotte Shepard East Central Mission Group – Inactive – no report Ecumenical Ministry – Ron Poston Education for Ministry – Robert Harvey Elder Ministry Program Group – Inactive – no report Episcopal Community Services Program Group – Evie Smith Finance /Investment Committee – Vicki Hohnbaum Hispanic/Latino Ministry Program Group – Enrique Cadena Border, Immigration & Migration Program Group – Seth Polley Jubilee Ministry – Evie Smith Liturgy & Music Program Group– Bill Young Military/Veteran Issues – Victor Sarrazin Millennium Development Goals – Myra Kingsley Mission Shaped Church – John Maher Native American Program Group – Dorothy Saucedo/Vivian Winter Chaser (no report) Nature & Spirituality Program Group – Phyllis Strupp Necrology – Ray Dugan Northern Mission Group – Inactive – no report Prison Ministry Program Group – Fritz Huls no report Retired Clergy – Dick George Small Church Ministry – Eugenia Durham (no report) Southern Mission Group – Inactive – no report St. Andrew’s Children’s Clinic – Ted Estrada St. Luke’s Home – Larry E. Rush Standing Committee – Barbara Harber (no report) Treasurer – Jack Colaric West Central Mission Group – Inactive – no report World Mission/Companion Diocese Program Group – Glenn Jenks Youth & Young Adults Program Group – Matthew Marino

Adult Education Program Group 2009 Convention Report Adult education in the Diocese of Arizona has made progress during 2009. Following participation in the Province 8 “Circle of Disciples” conference in January, we met with Bishop Kirk and Rev. Canon Timothy on several occasions to focus and prepare a comprehensive plan which includes a bible study program, a suggested bibliography and preparations for the formation of a speaker’s bureau. The Diocese of Arizona adult education plan has been reviewed and approved by our diocese and the Church Divinity School of the Pacific (CDSP). At the CDSP “Business of God” luncheon this spring, Bishop Kirk remarked that, “We can not afford to miss a communications revolution that’s more significant then the printing press.” Accordingly, during the second and third quarter of 2009, our adult education program efforts have focused on the development of free on line diocese education programs to supplement existing on line mentored Education for Ministry (EFM) and Center for Anglican Learning and Leadership (CALL) tuition courses. The objective is to add attractive spiritual education and growth content to our web site as an alternative to media noise. The first step is to bring our congregations up to speed technically. It is hoped that younger members of our congregations will work with those who were not born in the age of the internet. As an alternative, arrangements for discounted membership in SeniorNet computer learning centers in Phoenix and Tucson are in place for those who may be interested. Copies of the Diocese of Arizona Adult Education Plan and a listing of SeniorNet Computer Learning Center locations are available from: hank@cybertrails.com. Our second step was to reach agreement on the type of interactive bulletin board system (BBS) to use. The idea is to use a standard BBS on our diocese web site for mentoring and interactive conversations associated with presentations prepared by our congregations, mission and program groups and church organizations. The bulletin board will be similar to those currently used by EFM and CALL. As a third step, we reasonably expect to have mentored educational presentations from the Nature and Spirituality Group and the Adult Education Group on line by early 2010. Respectfully submitted, John Hurlburt, Convener

DIOCESAN ALTAR GUILD

The Diocesan Directressʼ primary responsibilities are to administer the Bishopʼs Loan Closet, coordinate a Diocesan Annual Meeting, maintain communication among the Dioceseʼs altar guilds, and serve as Altar Guild representative on the Diocesan ECW Board.

There have been many disbursements of vestments, vessels, linens, and other liturgical items from the Bishopʼs Closet during 2009. I am most thankful for the many donations from parishes throughout the Diocese whose generosity is a blessing to those with needs.

2009 brought a major change to the Annual Meeting. In conjunction with ECW and DOK, Spring regional meetings replaced one central meeting with the hope that they would be more accessible for more of our members. I thank the clergy and altar guilds of St. Lukeʼs, Prescott; Epiphany, Tempe; and St. Albanʼs, Tucson for their cooperation and gracious hospitality. On the whole, this new format was well received and will be continued in 2010 although with some minor tweaking.

I regularly attend Diocesan ECW Board meetings and also attended the National Altar Guild Associationʼs Triennial in Anaheim which was held concurrently with the General Convention. Also representing Arizona, were Phyllis Hokanson (a past Diocesan Directress and past NAGA Board President) from St. Barnabas, Scottsdale; and Karen L. Miller, Directress at All Saints of the Desert, Sun City. At this Triennial I was elected to a three-year term as Secretary of the NAGA Executive Board.

I am currently working with the Province VIII Altar Guild Representative to the NAGA Board and other Province VIII diocesan directresses in planning for a Province-wide Altar Guild meeting tentatively scheduled for the Phoenix area in September 2010.

On behalf of the Diocesan Altar Guild, Dolly Forbes of Trinity Cathedral makes stoles for all Deacons ordained in the Diocese. I thank her for her willingness to assume this responsibility which is greatly appreciated by all the new Deacons.

It continues to be a privilege to work with Bishop Smith and the Diocesan House staff as well as the clergy and altar guilds of the Diocese of Arizona.

Respectfully submitted,

Constance B. Castillo, Diocesan Directress

ANTI RACISM COMMITTEE REPORT 

2009 

Submitted by Judith Conley, Chair 

 

The Committee met twice this year and will meet again in the fall.   

During our meetings we review new materials, train trainers and design trainings for various Diocesan Groups.  

 

We have provided training for the Standing Committee, Diocesan Council, Deacons and a four module program at the Minorities Fair.  

 

The Anti Racism Office and Staff at the Church Center were eliminated in the budget at General Convention; kthserefore there  is an expectation that Dioceses will provide Anti Racism training.  The AZ Anti Racism Committee has been doing this for the past three years and it will continue.  Next February we will offer a week end of training in conjunction with the Province VIII BLAAC ministries, and Cluster II.  We will begin with a Multicultural Learning concept in which each of the Ethnic “minority” groups will present how they would like the church to understand and appreciate their culture (through, story telling, music, food, dance, etc).  The second aspect of the week end will be an intense interactive anti racism training and we will end with a reconciliation process.  On Sunday we will celebrate the life and ministry of Absalom Jones from the perspective of the “Black Church”. 

Archivist/Historiographer 2008/2009 Report to Convention

Thanks to our ECW President, Winnie Follett and others we have received quite a few documents to be archived from the Diocesan Episcopal Church Women. It will be an ongoing project to integrate them with the rest of our historical information. In the interest of saving money and our environment I have started and nearly completed a total reorganization and consolidation of our congregational files. As of now there are over 500 file folders that can be reused or recycled. This also makes finding historical information much more efficient since the folders have been condensed into manageable size. It has also opened more shelf space for ongoing records. Due to ongoing budget issues we are still unable to have the confirmation, standing committee and council records bound in hardback books; however they have been organized so that when the time comes the will be ready for binding. And of course there is always the ongoing search for records requested by churches and individuals. Respectfully submitted, Sharon K. Graves Administrative Assistant & Diocesan Archivist/Historiographer

Border, Immigration, and Migration Program Group Report, 2008 ­ 2009 

Convenor’s Activities: 

January 20‐22: Hosted and participated in Presbyter Conference held at St. Stephen’s, Douglas, to focus on Border and Immigration issues 

March 7: Held workshop on Border and Immigration Issues at Diocesan Ministry Fair 

March 10‐13: Hosted ASU Campus Ministry for Border Tour 

April 10: Co‐hosted with Frontera de Cristo, Via Crucis along the Wall, Good Friday observance 

June 18: Participated in Listening Session with Border Csar Alan Bersin and other government officials 

June 24: Hosted Prayer and Action Vigil at St. John’s, Bisbee, in support of Comprehensive Immigration Reform 

June 28‐August 2: Hosted, supported, and learned from the Rev. Debbie Noonan, transitional deacon and seminarian, during her five‐week border internship 

August 14: Met with members of US/Mexico Task Force on policy recommendation for border enforcement 

Aug. 27‐29: Attended three day training on community organizing with focus on organizing congregations for immigration reform 

Program Group Activities: 

February 26:  Program Group met at St Philip’s in the Hills, Tucson, to discuss plans for the year. 

April 18:  Sponsored Border Procession in Naco, Sonora, and Naco, Arizona 

April 21‐23: Convenor and members attended Province 8 Immigration Summit, Franciscan Retreat Center, Scottsdale 

June 30: Convenor and members participated in Statewide Campaign for Arizona Interfaith Network on Comprehensive Immigration Reform meeting, Casa Grande 

Sept 22:  Convenor and members participated in follow‐up meeting in Casa Grande with Arizona Campaign for Immigration Reform 

Sept 26: Held all‐day strategy session at St. Peter’s, Casa Grande, to evaluate progress, reassess mission, and strategize on future priorities for Program Group 

Oct. 17: Presented and supported resolution affirming General Convention policy on Immigration Reform, indicating availability and interest in assisting congregations to dialogue on border and immigration issues 

Oct. 17: Diocesan credit union developed by members announced at Diocesan Convention 

August 21, 2009

To: Diocesan Convention From: Richard N. Morrison, Chair Diocesan Canons Committee Subject: 2009 Report of Activity The Canons Committee has considered the effects of this year’s General Convention, and reports that it anticipates recommending action at the 2010 Diocesan Convention to implement new Title IV provisions (concerning church discipline). In addition, some authorities are recommending canonical adoption of new standards concerning mandatory health coverage for church employees. It may be possible to implement the mandatory coverage provisions by convention resolution or by resolution of the Diocesan Council. In any event, it does not appear that any action will be required on diocesan canons this year and the Diocesan Canons Committee is not recommending any discretionary action, either.

Annual Report for Diocesan Convention 2009 Chapel Rock Chapel Rock made large strides in the past year to advance our outdoor ministry for our campers, the Diocese, and beyond. Camp Camp numbers increased over 2008 levels as new programs were introduced for young children and youth.

• Our Mini Camp and Ankle Biters Camp (ABC) for kids in kindergarten through grade two introduced young campers and their parents to the Chapel Rock experience.

• A new program for Youth – Chapel Rocks! – under the direction of the Diocesan Youth Director Matt Marino, and youth directors from several parishes, deepened the faith of nearly 200 teenagers.

• The Well, a contemplative youth program led by Rev. Gil Stafford and Rev. Susan Snook was a new offering for high school and college students.

• Our children’s program – The Gift of Love – was once again led by Diocesan Canon for Children’s Ministry Nancy Shumaker. This program told the story of Christ’s birth in a fresh, exciting new way.

Also this year, we completed the work necessary to be accredited by the American Camp Association, a significant achievement that will become official in November. Conferences In 2009,

• We launched the Aspen Creek Outdoor School to offer science, environmental, and team building programming to school groups in the spring and fall.

• Chapel Rock became a CREDO site, and will begin hosting CREDO conferences for both clergy and the laity in 2010.

• We formed a joint Green Team with St Luke’s-Prescott. This environmental effort is helping both the camp and the church save energy and water. We are also developing programs to help camp and conference center participants and St. Luke’s congregation members learn to live more lightly on the earth.

Dave White Executive Director

CHILDREN’S MINISTRIES DIOCESAN REPORT - October 16, 2009

What makes a Children’s Ministries program successful are the persons who do the preparation, organization, training and teaching. These persons are faithful to their commitment to The Christ and never lose sight of the children and young families under their care. Some of these persons and programs are listed below. Special Projects/Training/Consultations/Workshops and Visitations

Church of the Transfiguration – Mesa, St. Luke’s – Prescott, Christ Church of the Ascension – Paradise Valley, Church of the Apostles - Oro Valley, Church of the Holy Spirit – Phoenix, St. Paul’s – Strawberry, Prince of Peace – Peoria, St. John the Baptist – Glendale, All Saints – Phoenix, St. Stephens – Phoenix, St. George – Holbrook, St. Barnabas – Scottsdale, St. Jude’s – Mesa, St. Francis – Green Valley, St. Paul’s – Tombstone, Chapel Rock Summer Camp Children’s Morning Program “The Gift of Love”, Good Shepherd, Cave Creek, St. Mary’s, Phoenix

Activities and programs in 2009 Held Central, Northern and Southern area meetings every two months with DCE’s and teachers to

introduce persons who are in the same regional areas to develop networking resources and to build working relationships between parishes.

Designed and directed program for the Hispanic and Sudanese Family Week-end at Chapel Rock. Many, many thanks go to the remarkably talented staff that made this event a success. Bruce Phillips, St. Philips In the Hills, Tucson, Courtney Ghan Bee Sena St. Luke’s, Prescott Alec, Anne, Connor, Ian, and Matt Terry, Cathedral, Phoenix and St. Barnabas, Scottsdale, Isaac White, Heather and Rainey all from St. Luke’s, Prescott and two moms from the Sudanese congregation assisted us with the preschoolers.

Developed, designed, wrote, trained and directed “The Gift of Love” based on the birth narrative for two children’s summer camp sessions at Chapel Rock. Persons who contributed to the organization, development, and execution of this year’s program were Julie Cordwell, Church of the Nativity, Phoenix, Linda English, St. George, Holbrook, Jan James, Church of the Epiphany, Flagstaff, Ann Johnson, St. John’s, Williams, Mary Eileen Middleton, St. Barnabas on the Desert, Scottsdale, Debbie Quick, Church of the Epiphany, Tempe, Anne Terry, Cathedral, Phoenix, Phil Shaw, Trinity, Kingman.

Ministry Fair - Workshops included Music in the Classrooms, Bruce Phillips, St. Philips in the Hill, Tucson, Nursery Guidelines, Starting a Children’s Ministries Program , Nancy Shumaker and Preparing for Children with Special Needs, The Rev. Canon Timothy and Beth Dombek. Children’s Program offered during the day.

2008 CONVENTION - Children’s Program - Theme – “The Lord’s Prayer” - All members of DCMPG participated in staffing and creation of the program.

Women of the Bible Spiritual Retreat for all DCE’s, and Sunday School Teachers was held on April 17-19, 2009 beginning Friday after dinner and ending on Sunday after the morning Eucharist. The Rev. Beverly Phillips, Presbyterian Minister and author of “Learning a New Language” was the Keynote. The Rev. Linda English, St. George’s Holbrook was the chaplain on call and celebrant.

Diocesan Children’s Ministries Program Group - Special thanks and much gratitude go to the Diocesan Children’s Ministries Program Group Elizabeth “Beth” Beall, Christ Church of the Ascension, Paradise Valley, Julie Cordwell, Church of the Nativity, Scottsdale, Katherine Douglas, St. Peter’s Litchfield Park; Beth Hammond, St. Anthony on the Desert, Scottsdale; Mary Eileen Middleton, St. Barnabas on the Desert, Scottsdale; Bruce Phillips, St. Philip’s in the Hills, Tucson; Debbie Quick, Church of the Epiphany, Tempe; Bee Sena, St. Luke’s, Prescott; Anne Terry, Trinity Cathedral, Phoenix; Carol Walker, Trinity Cathedral. The Rev. Erika Shivers -von Haaren of St. Barnabas on the Desert serves as chaplain and spiritual support to the DCMPG. Please keep the children of our diocese in your daily prayers, welcome them in your parish and remember that Christ continues to say to us, “Let the little children come to me; do not stop them; for it is to such as these that the kingdom of God belongs.” Respectfully submitted, Nancy Shumaker, Canon for Children’s Ministries

Communications Program Group 2009 Annual Report

Communications is a busy area for our geographically dispersed Diocese. In the past year there have been six issues of Arizona Life, the diocesan newspaper that wraps around Episcopal Life, the national newspaper. Great effort has been made to make it cost effective and reader friendly as well as more visually appealing. We shall probably go to a quarterly magazine format within the next six months to be more cost effective and more visually appealing. The website, www.azdiocese.org, continues to be updated and includes slide shows as well as short movies. Every congregation within The Episcopal Diocese of Arizona now has at least a very basic website. Bishop Smith’s E-pistle continues to be sent out weekly and has 1,666 total subscribers as of October 2009. The Diocese also utilizes Facebook, Twitter, and Linkedin online. A new printer has been found in Phoenix to fulfill the Diocesan printing needs. Other large projects included the printing of the 2008 Episcopal Community Services Annual Appeal and the 2009 Alleluia Fund appeal. News and events from the Diocese of Arizona are once again being regularly printed in the magazine, The Living Church, and its editor is in frequent communication with our Diocese. Contacts have also been made throughout the country and Episcopal Life via the Episcopal Communicators March conference and its list-serve. Respectfully submitted, Greta Huls Convener Communications Officer for The Episcopal Diocese of Arizona

DEACONS’ COUNCIL Annual Report 2009

The Deacons’ Council is a working advisory group for the Bishop and Archdeacon in all areas related to the “health and well-being” of the Vocational Diaconate within the diocese. Since Diocesan Convention of 2008, the council has met three (3) times, primarily to:

Monitor the formation progression of Deacons-in-Formation:

Five were ordained in January 2009; a sixth member of the formation class is part of the “Navajoland Mission Area” diocese and was ordained in December 2008 by Bishop MacDonald

Three were named as Postulants in February 2009; then named as Candidates (Jr.) in August 2009.

Six Candidate seniors are being prepared for, “God Willing” ordination in January 2010.

Monitor of Deacon transitions

Conduct the Post-Ordination session for the “Class of 2009.”

Conduct the “first” pre-convention (2008) luncheon for the Deacons.

Continue discussion of a deployment plan (i.e. sharing deacons with other congregations) to be presented to Bishop Smith in 2010

Report submitted by:

Veronica Ritson, Archdeacon The council’s membership includes:

Kirk Smith, Bishop Veronica Ritson, Archdeacon Tom Lindell, Deacon – Southern Region Martha Seaman, Deacon – Central Region Steve Paterson, Deacon – Outlaying Region William Rhodes, Priest Representative Cathy Stafford, Lay Representative

Diocesan Council Annual Report 2008-2009 November 7, 2008 Council discussed and evaluated the recent Diocesan Convention. Discussion took place regarding the present economic situation and how it is affecting Diocesan investments. December 12, 2008 Council continued discussions regarding economic issues. Bishop Smith commented on press characterizations of turmoil in the Episcopal Church. Presentations were made regarding a possible sale of Diocesan property and property acquisition possibilities. January 16, 2009 Discussion took place regarding options for clergy education other than the traditional three year seminary model. Council discussed how to choose leaders to grow the church and how mission driven and entrepreneurial leaders are needed. February 20, 2009 Council received information regarding the impact of the economy on parishes within the Diocese. Delegates are beginning to prepare for General Convention. The Ministry Fair is upcoming. March 20, 2009 Bishop Smith reported on the House of Bishops meeting and presented a General Convention preview. The United Methodist Federal Credit Union approved our request to join. April 24, 2009 Launch of the new Credit Union will take place at Diocesan Convention. Information was received regarding the services the credit union will provide. Some parishes are struggling to pay their assessment but it is important to follow the process for requesting assessment relief. May 22, 2009 New Initiative Grants were approved. A new mileage reimbursement policy was approved to help reduce diocesan expenses. The proposed 2010 Statement of Mission was presented representing reduced income and expense amounts for 2010.

1PROGRAM GROUP ON DISABILITY CONCERNS

Annual Report 2009 In its second year of operation, the Program Group on Disability Concerns of the Diocese of Arizona has a steering committee of eight members. Three members have a disability themselves; others have a family member with a disability. Several have worked professionally with persons with disabilities. Six members are lay persons; two are ordained. The Program Group's overall membership will be enlarged in the near future, as it launches a Resource and Advocacy Network (currently being developed). The group continues to be guided by the vision statement its members created last year, which was affirmed by the Diocese of Arizona in its 2008 diocesan convention:

The universal call to holiness leads us to recognize that the Body of Christ is not whole when some members are not invited to full participation; therefore we envision that every person with disabilities will experience full inclusion in the parishes, missions, church properties and programs of the Episcopal Diocese of Arizona.

Highlights of this year’s activities in which one or more members participated:

• Conducting, in partnership with the Canon for Communication, an online survey of congregations about disability concerns in their churches.

• Mailing a print or CD copy of the Accessibility Guidelines for Episcopal Churches to all clergy who completed the Program Group's survey.

• Leading and conducting a Ministry Fair workshop: "How Do We Start & What Do We Do: Being in Charge of Disability Concerns in Your Parish."

• Telephoning churches to gather more information on existing disability concerns groups, and to identify a point person with whom we can do future networking.

• Partnering with the Episcopal Disability Network to create handout materials for their exhibit booth at General Convention.

• Adding materials to the diocesan office mini-library on accessibility & inclusion. • Participating in Joni and Friends' "Fishing with Friends" activity day held on a Saturday in

February at Tempe Beach Park, for persons with disabilities and their families. • Attending the open house of the new Disability Empowerment Center (DEC) of Arizona, a

national model of accessible design. • Listening at one of our meetings to a presentation by a parent with experience in starting a

disability-related network. • Partnering with St. Stephens Church, Phoenix, on a disability action (about proposed state

budget cuts affecting disability services) by creating an announcement mailing list. • Attending St. Stephen's Circle of Friends annual award ceremony and being recognized for

our help and support. • Staffing an exhibit table at diocesan convention with disability-related materials. • Responding individually or with a team to requests from over a dozen congregations for

help on such matters as inclusion supports for children with autism in the church's worship and religious education program, assistive listening devices (e.g., audio loops, infra-red systems) and starting a parish disability concerns group.

• Developing and providing to each program group member a resource kit that can be used in responding to information inquiries.

• Working with the arrangements group of the Diocesan Convention Planning Committee.

Respectfully submitted, Charlotte H. Shepard, Ph.D., Convener

REPORT OF THE ECUMENICAL OFFICER

The ecumenical efforts of our diocese are centered on two things: local relationships and work among clergy and people of varied denominations, and the efforts of the Arizona Ecumenical Council led by The Rev. Jan Flaaten. The AEC’s committees range in interest from immigration justice, environmental issues, inter-denominational understanding, to presenting a common voice on the numerous pressing issues of the day. The City of Phoenix was the site of the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity and the National Workshop on Christian Unity. Representatives from mainline, Roman Catholic, and Eastern Orthodox bodies met at the Hyatt Regency and were invited to make a Desert Pilgrimage to pray and to work toward deeper ties and commitments. This year’s theme was That They May Become One in My Hand. A local planning committee met with advice from the national coordinators to plan the event, the corporate worship opportunities, the several seminars of national and local interest, and much more. As Ecumenical Officer, I was a part of this group and was pleased to showcase our state and to be reminded once again of Jesus’ admonition that we all should be one. An exciting possibility for next year is the Rural Ecumenical conference to be held at Good Shepherd Parish, Kearney, a community made up of Lutherans, Episcopalians, and Methodists and staffed by an Episcopal priest who is pastor.

Respectfully, The Rev. Ron Poston Rector, Church of the Epiphany, Tempe Diocesan Ecumenical Officer 1998-

Education for Ministry There were 31 EfM groups with a total of 199 students meeting in various parishes and on line in Arizona for the academic year 2008-2009. These groups were mentored by 39 Sewanee certified mentors. The following 48 students received a Certificate of Completion of the 4 year program of Theological by Extension Education for Ministry as provided and administered by the School of Theology, the University of the South. Marilyn N. Allen Ann W. Dean Arras Anne Gardner Moffat Susan D. Thompson Tara Anne Bartholomew Norma L. Fife Mary Jeanne Paige Barbara J. Toffolo Jeanne H. Berridge John A. Foster Rebecca Lee Pearson Anne P. Vellom Bryan Scott Bouknight Sue Jane Gima Donna S. Ranslem Robert D. Weaver Sarah C. Brokke John W. Heaton Walter Eric Rau Mary Glenn Winscott Chris Adair Carson Ruth I. Hooper Daniel J. Roach Richard T. Womacks Jeaneen Chapman-Vogel John D. Kapp Beth M. Roth Beth M. Wunderlich Susan E. Chalk Christopher M. Ledyard Linda D. Ryan Moon Cheak Yee Mark A. Close Cheryl S. Maher Nora Christine Schlesinger Suzanne W. Young Ruena J. Close Shen S. McManus Philip James Schlesinger Joseph T. Cole William P. McNulty Judy L. Speer Mary C. Colgan Judith l. Mielke Sally H. Stevens-Taylor Robert T. Colgan Susan M. Mitchler Richard Dean Stewart In April, 2009 Basic/In-Service mentor training was provided for 6 mentors and Formation training for 6 Mentors at Christ the King in Tucson. In August 2009, Basic/In-Service mentor training was provided for 8 mentors and Formation training for 10 Mentors at the Franciscan Renewal Center in Scottsdale. Contact the Rev. Robert W. Harvey 8084 W Arching Stone Way, Tucson, AZ 85743 (520-744-7810) (frbobh@q.com) for information about Education for Ministry (EfM) The Rev. Robert W. Harvey, EfM Coordinator for the Diocese of Arizona

Episcopal Community Services 2008-2009 Annual Report Episcopal Community Services supports outreach ministries with grants of up to $5,000 which are focused on advocacy, empowerment or justice through grants to Episcopal churches or organizations with an Episcopal presence. Grants may be made for two consecutive years; an entity must then skip a year before receiving an additional grant. Grants funds are generated from the annual Diocese-wide Advent campaign and interest from pooled diocesan funds. The 2008 Advent Campaign yielded $8755.. Grants may be submitted by September 15 or March 15 of any year; the board of ECS approves grants within 30 days. Fall 2008 grantees were St. Andrew’s Children’s Clinic, St. Andrew’s, Nogales; Graham County Food Bank, All Saints, Safford; Neighbors Feeding Neighbors, St. Andrew’s, Tucson; Winslow Guidance Center, St. Paul’s, Winslow; and San Pedro Network North, St. Paul’s, Tombstone. Spring 2009 grantees were English as a Second Language, Trinity Cathedral, Phoenix; Imago Dei Middle School, several Tucson parishes; Interfaith Community Services, several Tucson parishes; Shoe Box Ministry, Grace St. Paul’s, Tucson; and Diocesan Job Bank, Trinity Cathedral, Phoenix. Officers include Tess Cowan, St. Mark’s, Mesa, retiring president; Rev. Gay Romack, St. Peter’s, Litchfield Park, vice-president; Rev. Ann Johnson, All Saints, Safford, treasurer; Evie Smith, All Saints’, Phoenix, secretary; John Cary, Trinity Cathedral; Rev. Ray Dugan, Trinity Cathedral; Rev. Sally Durand, Iglesia Episcopal de San Pablo, Phoenix; Kathy Levin, St. Andrew’s, Sedona; Rev. Tom Davidson, Christ Church of the Ascension, Paradise Valley, ex-officio; Canon Carmen B. Guerrero, Diocese, executive director. Respectfully submitted, Evie Smith Secretary

Finance Committee Report to

The 49th Convention of The Episcopal Diocese of Arizona

The Finance Committee met times 8 since the last convention: October 30, 2008, January 13, 2009, February 10, 2009, March 10, 2009, April 21, 2009, May 19, 2009, June 16, 2009 and September 8, 2009.

Members of the Finance Committee are: Mrs. Deanna Chew (Insurance); Mr. Jack Colaric (Treasurer) (St Stephen’s, Phoenix); The Rev Canon Timothy Dombek (Canon to the Ordinary); Mr. Richard Gillons (Investment) (Church of the Nativity, Phoenix); Mr. Clarke Greger (Chancellor) (St. Barnabas, Scottsdale); The Rev. Tim Scott (St Alban’s, Tucson); The Rt Rev Kirk S Smith (Bishop); Ms Pat Thompson (St George’s, Holbrook): Mr. Matthew K. Chew (St Stephen’s, Phoenix); Cathy Black (diocesan staff)(All Saints’, Phoenix); and Vicki Hohnbaum (diocesan staff) (St. John the Baptist, Glendale). The Finance Committee took the following actions:

Adopted a policy regarding assessment relief requests.

Transferred $100,000 from Contango money market to open an account at the Episcopal Federal Credit Union. Engaged Paul Severs, CPA to audit the 2008 records of The Diocese, Trinity Cathedral and Chapel Rock. Adopted a new congregational audit policy.

The Finance Committee made the following recommendations to Council: Recommended the following new initiative grants: Trinity Cathedral Young Adult Ministry, $3,500; Trinity Cathedral for Trinity Media, $3,500; St Peter’s, Casa Grande $3,500; St Stephen’s, Douglas $3,000; Prince of Peace, Peoria, $3,500; St Christopher’s, Sun City, $3,500; and St. Philip’s, Tucson, $3,500. Christ Church of the Ascension, Paradise Valley 2007 assessment be written off. The Diocese contribute $25,000 from the Alleluia Fund for St Luke’s to build a concrete slab with a shade cover. To change the mileage reimbursement plan. A proposed Financial Statement of Mission (budget) for 2010.

The Investment Committee, which is a sub-committee of the Finance Committee, met 3 times since the last convention to review and make recommendations to the Finance Committee regarding investments. The members of the Investment Committee are: Mr. Sunny Bal (St Philip’s in the Hills, Tucson); Mr. Brian Belanger (St Stephen’s, Phoenix); Mr. Jack Colaric (Treasurer) (St Stephen’s, Phoenix); Mr. Harold Dorenbecher (All Saints’, Phoenix); Mr. Larry Erickson (St Barnabas, Scottsdale), Mr. Dick Gillions (Chair)(Church of the Nativity, Phoenix); Mr. Mike Powell (Good Shepherd, Cave Creek); Mrs. Sarah Weissinger (All Saints’, Phoenix); The Rt. Rev. Kirk S. Smith (Bishop)ex-officio; and The Rev Canon Timothy Dombek (Canon to the Ordinary)ex-officio.

Faithfully submitted on behalf of the committee by Jack A Colaric, Treasurer and chair.

2009 Annual Report to the Diocese of Jubilee Ministries in Arizona The mission of Jubilee ministries is to be a “ministry of joint discipleship in Christ with poor and oppressed people, wherever they are found, to meet basic human needs and to build a just society.” This is at the heart of the mission of the church.” The Justa Center and Interfaith Cooperative Ministries are the newest Jubilee Ministries in Arizona. In addition, the outreach ministries of St. Phillips in the Hills have been reaffirmed as a Jubilee Ministry. The ECH/Justa Center, sponsored by the Episcopal Diocese of Arizona and the Desert Southwest Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church, provides a wide range of day services to the senior homeless population in Phoenix. Interfaith Cooperative Ministries (ICM) in inner city Phoenix serves 60,000 individuals a year through a food bank, clothing closet, limited financial assistance and referral services. The income of the population generally has less than half of the poverty level income. ICM is unique because it is volunteer-driven and has a small paid staff. The sponsoring parishes are All Saints’ Phoenix and Trinity Cathedral.

St. Philip’s In The Hills, Tucson, supports a wide range of outreach programs with both volunteer efforts and financial assistance. Ministries include two feeding programs: Casa Maria, providing sandwiches, soup and fresh fruit for 800 poor and homeless individuals every four weeks, Primavera/Five Points Team, preparing and serving 25-30 dinners for residents in a low income community. Parishioners are also involved in several vital advocacy and service programs including Habitat for Humanity Tucson, Pima County Interfaith Council (PCIC), Interfaith Community Services (ICS), Just Coffee, Food Packets for Migrants, Christmas Schools Project, Naco Migrant Resource Center, and Tucson Interfaith HIV/AIDS Network (TIHAN).

Other Jubilee Ministries in Arizona are All Saints, Safford; Bridging Arizona Furniture Bank, Mesa; Cathedral Health Services, diocese; Empowerment Through Education for Sudanese, diocese; Food for Life, St. Andrews’, Tucson; Good Shepherd of the Hills, Cave Creek; Naco Wellness Center, St. John’s, Bisbee, with funding from other parishes; St. Andrew’s Children’s Clinic, Nogales; St. Andrew’s, Sedona; and St. Paul’s, Winslow. Parishes with an active outreach ministry to meet basic needs in the community, or is a presence in a community ministry and is interested in becoming a Jubilee Ministry, contact Evie Smith at EMSmi@aol.com. Respectfully submitted, Evie Smith, Diocesan Jubilee Officer

Liturgy and Music Program Group Report to Convention 2009 The Liturgy and Music Program Group is available to any parish for assistance or suggestions in either of these important areas of parish life. The members of the Program Group have expertise and hands-on experience in parishes of various sizes and we welcome any inquiries. In 2010, we expect to emphasize Liturgy and plan to offer some concrete materials for various parish occasions. Any inquiries can be mailed to me at wmkayyoung@cox.net . If you wish to be part of this Program Group, please let me know. I look forward to hearing from you. Blessings to you, and Keep on Singing! Fr. Bill

MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS REPORT TO CONVENTION 2009 The Diocese of Arizona established the Diocesan Millennium Development Goals Committee in response to the 75th General Convention resolution that requested all dioceses establish a commission or similar body, which would be dedicated to mobilizing Episcopalians toward the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). The Diocesan Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) Committee has been tasked by the Diocese of Arizona to educate, advocate and promote diocesan wide efforts to alleviate extreme poverty through the Millennium Development Goals. Churches and parishioners in the Diocese of Arizona are now able to apply for funding to support their MDG mission projects. The Diocesan MDG Committee encourages proposals that inspire the participation of parishioners in the mission of God and in projects that contribute to the sustainability of the global community served. The grant request and funding criteria can be found on http://mdg.azdiocese.org. The Diocese has so far awarded matching grants to fund projects that will improve maternal child health in Haiti and will help build a day care and school in Veracruz, Mexico. Next steps for the Committee include web site development, additional educational outreach to the Diocese and continuing review and assessment of grant requests. The MDG Committee also continues to encourage individuals and churches to send their MDG “stories”, (send to the committee in care of myra@azcathedral.org) in order to celebrate the success stories and to learn through efforts that didn’t work as well as we would have liked. The stories will be published on the MDG Website. The MDG stories offer inspiration and give ideas for others in their effort to meet the MDGs. These stories help others find out “What can ONE person do?”, and that the answer is “Plenty”.

Military &Veteran Issues Program GroupReport for Diocesan Convention 2009

Accomplishments

• Secure budget for fiscal year 2010• Table at 2009 Convention

• Announce the presence of the program group• Give examples of local projects benefitting veterans and their families• Recruit membership for the program group• Collect information on existing ministries in the parishes of the diocese

Plans for 2010

• Organize and host a pastoral care in service focused on the needs of returning veteransand their families. • Including information on ministering to people with Traumatic Brain Injuries and

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder• Provide resources and support for new parish ministries for active duty military, veterans

and their families

Mission Shaped Church Program Ministry Group Report to 2009 Convention

Diocese of Arizona

The Purpose of the Mission Shaped Church Program Ministry Group is to equip the churches of the Diocese of Arizona to create or expand ministries for our changing culture that will be established primarily for the benefit of people who are not yet members of any church. We have met four times over this past year in which we have planned: 1. A DVD presentation of new churches and new ministries in the diocese of Arizona. 2. Introductory training for the theological base for starting new churches and ministries. 3. Preliminary steps for training people to be on new church/new ministry teams. John Maher

NATURE & SPIRITUALITY PROGRAM THE DIOCESE OF ARIZONA

ANNUAL REPORT FOR OCTOBER, 2009 The Nature & Spirituality Program (NAS) has as its mission “spiritual wholeness through Nature.” We aim to raise the Diocese of AZ’s awareness of the harmony that exists between God, Nature, and all people, and how we can embrace and respect that harmony in our actions at church and at home. NAS milestones in 2009: • Beginning in February, we participated on diocesan meetings to plan for the “Stewardship of Creation”

Diocese of AZ Convention in 10/09. Workshops include: SESSION 1: W2 - Your Guide to Green – Greg Peterson, Urban Farm W3 - Healing Gardens - Margaret Walker (Good Shepherd) and Susan Berger W4 - Greening Worship – Rev. Terri Pilarski, Rev. Ralph Taylor, Rev. Dorian Mulvey W5 - Prepare the Way for the Lord: Stacey Kennealy, Greenfaith W6 - A Religious Response to Global Warming - Rev. Sally Bingham SESSION 2: W1 - Our Animal Neighbors - Liberty Wildlife W2 - Your Guide to Green –Greg Peterson, Urban Farm W3 - Lead the Way to the Lord: Creating Parishes of Green Leadership - Greenfaith W4 - Growing Your Congregation with a Green Thumb - Moderator: Phyllis Strupp, Chair of the Nature & Spirituality Program Panel Discussion: Jane Baldwin, St. Philip's in the Hills, Tucson David White, Chapel Rock, Prescott Tom Barnett, St. Luke's, Prescott Cindy Mellott, Trinity Cathedral, Phoenix • We sponsored a workshop at the Ministry Fair in March on “Adventures in Grace” green spiritual formation

for all ages, attended by over 25 lay leaders and clergy. • NAS Chair Phyllis Strupp taught a teleclass through Eministy in June, 2009 on congregation greening. • We hosted the Episcopal Ecological Network booth at General Convention in July, 2009 and spoke to

dozens of people from all over the country interested in getting started with raising ecological awareness at the parish level.

• Several parish green teams have had success in launching and sponsoring successful programs, including St

Phillip’s Tucson, St. Luke’s Prescott, and Trinity Cathedral. • Phyllis made parish visits for teaching and/or preaching to St. Phillip’s Tucson, St. Paul’s Payson, and St.

Francis Green Valley. We offer our heartfelt thanks to Bishop Kirk Smith, the diocesan staff, and everyone in the Diocese of AZ for their hope and action in caring for our earthly home. Contact Phyllis Strupp at info@desertspirituality.com for NAS updates. Let us know what you’re up to!

http://azdiocese.org/ministries/nature.html

The Episcopal Diocese of Arizona 2008 Necrology

Presented to the Annual Convention in 2009

Benson St. Raphael in the Valley None to Report Bisbee St. John’s None to Report Casa Grande St. Peter’s

Blair, Gertrude Daley, Sonya McMakin, Caroline Woodruff, Hazel

Cave Creek Good Shepherd of the Hills

McGirr, Molly Nagley, Elizabeth

Chandler St. Matthew’s

Hunt, Donald Frederick Jerdee, Randy Guy Stevens, Richard Eldridge Kern, Edward Lawrence, Sr.

Clarkdale St. Thomas of the Valley

Follett, Mary Grua Harris, Patricia Lucas, Schuylar Reierson, Dewayne (Dewey) Vickers, James Zuflet, Mildred

Coolidge St. Michael’s

Calloway, Jack Meeker, Jack Usher, Gene

Douglas St. Stephen’s

De Boer, Olive

Flagstaff Church of the Epiphany

Bordwell, Paul Dent Bruns, Linda Darlene Cavanaugh, Elizabeth Marzolf, Iris. I. Scott, Donald Souris, Alma Mae

Gila Bend Epiphany on the Desert None to Report Glendale St. Andrew’s

Robertson, Gerald Coy Stone, Nancy Ann Winton, Phyllis Veronica

St. John the Baptist Burnham, Robert L. Goodrich, Glenn Landis, Earl Gene

Globe St. John’s None to Report Green Valley St. Francis-in-the-Valley

Blackburn, Jeanette Busch, Rosemary Coppock, Mary Fraser Covert, George Thomas Crawford, Harold Dewey, Donald Henry Dunlap, Norman Dunphy, Nancy Reganall Miller Freezer, Frances Furniss, Barbara Ripley Gregory, Ted A. Gumbert, Elizabeth Jean Havins, Ruth Head, Betty Lou Jones, Pauline G. Laroche, Louise

Lisle, Helen Lyons, Ann Massey, Ruth B. McCarty, Hugh Morton, Patricia Parkhurst, Charlotte Peace, Adrienne Reynolds, Madge Eileen Richmond, George Rivett, Robert Salveter, Marie Smith, Sue Sour, Nancy Thornton, Frank Tyson, Harriet Venable, Barbara

Holbrook St. George’s

Gorman, Eunice

Kingman Trinity Church Fairchild, Ernest Fairchild Feagins, Robert Lee, Jr. O’Herren, J.

Tumilty, William Joseph, Jr.

Lake Havasu City Grace Church

Andrews, Michael Pearce, Rebecca May Ricketts, Eva

Lakeside Church of Our Saviour

Fugate, Billie June Wiley, Mae Wiley

Litchfield Park St. Peter’s

Calder, Janet Chalker, James Hazelett, Barbara Learnard, Nina Monforte, Grace Pryce, Lascelles Thompson, Tom

Mesa Church of the Transfiguration

Ambrose, Dennison Johnson, Darrell McGuire, Gary Nash, Wanda Rembolt, Anabelle Simmons, Jean Turner, Dorothy Turney, Jeanne

St. Mark’s Boswell, Floyd Cowan, Stetson Curtis, Elizabeth D’Argis, Ted Doyle, Elizabeth

Fricke, Wilmer Glenn, Jean Hough, Margaret Lawrence, Walter Rine, Beulah Ruby, Joan Sexton, Joanne Sullivan, Ethelyn Van Tine, Albert Weston, Joan

Morenci SS Philip & James

None to Report

Nogales St. Andrew’s

Hutson, Don Venable, Barbara Ann Venable, Charles P.

Oro Valley Church of the Apostles

Bower, Kathryn Craig, Phil Nyhuis, Andy LaBonney, Sally

Paradise Valley Christ Church of the Ascension

Dillon, Cynthia “Sam” Leigh Diercks, Ryan Edward Dunkak, William H. Hall, Norman Doug Harrison, Pamela Stevens Lupton, Julie Ann Monelli, Paul A., Sr. Monelli, Dorothy Van Tine McLemore, Charles Windell Nickerson, Francis Byron Reed, Ray Beck Silha, Marie Wilma

Parker St. Philip’s

None to Report

Payson St. Paul’s

Eckel, Barbara Joan Garrity, James Dart

Peoria Prince of Peace

None to Report

Phoenix All Saints’ Church & Day School

Blackman, Mollie D. Burke, Larry Burns, LaVonne Rushton (Vonne) Cagalj, Mitchell J. (Mitch) Clark, Sherry K. Coffin, Cora Jenkin Dennett, George L. Fee, Linda Hardin, John Reeves Hartley, Lucille Kiraly Richard Allen Littler, Norman Herbert, Sr. (Norm) Maxwell, Kennard Peyton McArthur, Warren, Jr. McQuistion, George Lyle, Sr.

All Saints’ Church & Day School (cont’d) Morse, Anna L.

Rogers, Victoria Alda Linn Rosselle, Jack Willard Sawyer, Thomas Langford, Jr. (Tom) Steinhilber, George A. Wood, MacDonald

Church of the Holy Spirit Aylsworth, Robert D. Saxton, Mary Lee Wise, Shirley Elaine

Church of the Nativity None to Report

Iglesia Episcopal de San Pablo Garcia, Efren

Nevarez, Victoria Valdez, Mabel

St. Luke’s at the Mountain None to Report St. Mary’s

Edwards, H. Franklin Hardy, Robert Jared, Margaret O’Neal, Sandra Simon, Faith

St. Paul’s Sudanese Mission No Report

St. Stephen’s Ehlert, Stevan Jones, Virginia Lux, Clifford

Trinity Cathedral Arnold, Thomas Eads, Jr. Barrows, Jon Addo Hermann, Lynlie Orme Jessup Hurd, Ronald Thurston Irons, Peter David Karraker, David Keith LaForce, Elizabeth Ann “Betty” Scrooby, Gary Grant

Prescott St. Luke’s

Blakslee, Kathryn Elizabeth Lang Mohr, Kathryn E. Murray, Sara Ann Pepka, Francis Duane Platt, Eleanor Hill Purnell, Joan Thomas Thatcher, Lillian Marie Wills, Judith Katherine

Safford All Saints’ McMurray, Harry O’Neill, Taliah Scottsdale St. Anthony on the Desert

Schnurr, Dorothy “Dottie” Stout, Victor Hugh

St. Barnabas on the Desert Adelmann, Richard Bartholomew, Arthur Bassett, James Birmingham, Pat Casciano, Dorothy DeFriese, Robert Flook, Jack Glaeser, Bernd Gleason, Donald Gregg, Corrine Hart, Elizabeth Hayduke, George Hutton, Isabel Joy, Frederick, Jr. Madison, Anastasia McGuire, Catherine Meader, John, Jr. Mindzora, Jeaninne Moncrief, Bruce O’Brien, Erma Rile, Ruth Rolen, James Schaffer, Scott Scrooby, Gary Spragins, Sally Treat, Charles Troth, Alan Weirich, Mabel

Sedona St. Andrew’s

Farnham, Chris Fuller, Barbara Jean Hill McCollum, Evelyn Marie Rose Phelps, Modesta Kelley Rumics, Linda Jean Spease, John Richard Thompson, Jean Wilson Taylor Wamsley, Richard Lamphear

Sierra Vista St. Stephen’s None to Report

Sun City All Saints of the Desert

Alexander, Laura M. Booth, Neva Breska, Robert Decker, Janeth Frauenberger, Edith Hargrove, Marin Hobstetter, William Holman, Gladys Karlson, Michael McGarry, Laurel Millard, William Passe, Hazel Spencer, Jane

St. Christopher’s Bonhus, Charlotte Faulkner, Tom Fisher, George Hansen, Paul Johnson, Juanita Kocher, Marcella Marx, Rita Mayhew, Bette McLaughlin, Jack Rockwell, Joan Rust, Kay

Sun City West Church of the Advent

Anderson, Olive Billman, Charles Clark, Cathy Clement, Henrietta Crane, Eula Mae Cwieka, Charles Evans, Harriette Goodin, Ben Harnois, Beverly Hoag, Barry Hodle, George Hoyes, Elsie Taylor Lougee, Frank Morse, Barbara Price, Joanie Randall, Charles Runyon, Ken Spohr, Betty Sturm, Bill Tibbetts, Bette

Tempe Church of the Epiphany Burkhardt, Nina D.

Crowfoot-Hill, Mary McCaulley DePriest, Leland Lambert Ficklin, Woodrow Wilson (Jack) Hatton, Virginia Eileen Miller, Marlan (Mike)

Peggs, Joseph G.

St. Augustine’s Baldwin, James I. Breitweiser, Amy Conover Dahlstrom, Thomas James Glenny, Marilyn Frances Randell Harrington, Lawrence McCullough, Lawrence Morrell, George Wallace Peplow, Elisabeth W.

St. James the Apostle Renzulli, Pasquale Tombstone St. Paul’s King, Joan Spangler, Patricia Tucson Christ the King

Axtell, Henry B. Browning, Martin Eddy, Norma Joyce Hagedon, Dottie Klossner, Jack Ryder, James W. Walker, Howard Wayne Whitney, Lynette Wilson, Jane Slaughter

Church of St. Matthew Butler, Esther Cooper, Betty Jean Fugate, Billie June Graves, Genia Neff, Douglas T. Spence, John Hunter

Grace St. Paul’s Downey/Dodd, Dorothy Rivenbark Edmonds, Leonard S. Heindel, Louis Dean Hoyer, tom Weston Jenrow, Nancy Jean Witkay, Wendel A.

St. Alban’s Mckeeman, Keith Elgin Frankman, Robert R. Augur, Angela Wallace Symonds, Bruce Knight Streeter, Margaret Grace Toner, William R. Bugden, Helga Couch, Elsa Marie Gasker, Robert Oswald, Hoyt R.

St. Andrew’s

Campion, Michael Sappala, Hazel Raskob, John III

St. Michael and All Angels Beaver, Darlene Collier, Grace Josephine Fey, Deborah Fitzgerald Hollis, Donald Hughes, Jacqueline Hooker McKee, Sarah Breckenridge Manning, Robert Joseph Miller, Frank Joseph Peters, Gregory Holley Roquemore, Joseph H. Sturm, William Weeks, Aleta Mae

St. Philip’s In The Hills Andrews, Terry Ashley, Ralph Brown, George Coolidge, Cynthia Coolidge, Richard Charles Crouch, Janice Dexter, Richard Doring, Angie Duffy, George Faux, Ruth Fawcett, Alexander George Fenton, Randolph, Jr. Fontes, Dorthea Gibbens, Juanita Lee Green, Betty Habkirk, Keith Hansen, John Hayes, Natalie Schuler Heistand, The Rt. Rev. Joseph Hill, Ben Howland, Beverly Humphrey, Pamela Waters Laird, Frank Maute, Jean Drew McDaniels, Elizabeth McLeod, Loretta Michelli, John Roth, Kenneth Sundt, Harry Wilson Sweeney, Hart Vickroy, Victoire White, Jewel Woods, Alexander Hamilton

Wickenburg St. Alban’s

Bittner, Ella Dean Gerrard, Dan Johnston Jerrells, Mary Soderberg, William Trotter, Robert

Williams St. John’s Episcopal-Lutheran Congregation Killinsworth, Roy B. Lewis, Betty Wells, Cecil Winslow St. Paul’s

Simons, Daniel Harry

Respectfully submitted, The Rev Canon Raymond Dugan Necrologist

REPORT OF CHAPLAINS TO RETIRED CLERGY, SPOUSES, AND SURVIVING SPOUSES Dear Friends: The Chaplains to Retirees in the Diocese of Arizona continued to schedule several events for our retired clergy, spouses, and surviving spouses during the past year. Two 'Coffees With The Bishop', one in Phoenix and one in Tucson, were held last fall, and two 'Luncheons with the Bishop' were held in the spring in the two locations. Both Deacon Joe King, Chaplain for the southern region, and I also had opportunities to provide pastoral care to several retirees. In addition, we attended the Province VIII Annual Conference for Chaplains that was held in Seattle in October. This fall a representative of the Medical Trust of the Church Pension Group is going to be present at the two 'Coffees with the Bishop' to explain how Resolution A177 passed by the General Convention in July in Anaheim will affect retirees. This resolution calls for a denomination-wide health insurance plan. This plan will affect all present and future retirees, so we need to learn as much as possible about it and it's implications for our medical needs and care. I wish to thank Bishop Kirk Smith for his support of our retirees and this ministry. Also, the many parish clergy and laity who host our gatherings and help make our retirees welcome in the local parishes of the diocese. Faithfully in Christ, Richard M. George+ Chaplain

2008 Annual Report

70%

14%

11%5% Program

ServicesManagement

Fundraising

SpecialEvents

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23%

23%

2%

7%Rents andService FeesContributions

Special Events

Grants

Investment

77%

23%

Women

Men

2008 – Another Successful Year Neel Hall, President of the 2008-2009 Board of Trustees Larry E. Rush, Executive Director

Greetings from St. Luke’s Home! We’d like to take this opportunity to remem-ber the good times, be grateful for our many blessings, and thank you for the contributions you made in support of the residents of the St. Luke’s commu-nity. With your generous support, the Board of Trustees and staff of St. Luke’s Home were able to maintain services which provided independence, dignity and a better quality of life for our seniors in 2008.

One of our biggest challenges is to bring awareness of St. Luke’s in the wider community. To that end, we introduced the “Good News” newsletter, updated our website and have worked to develop new materials to help us tell our story. Please visit our website, www.stlukeshometucson.org where you can view a beautiful video produced by Trustee, Rich Moret. This video, found under the “Media” button, is an intimate portrayal of life at St. Luke’s. We have also added a series of monthly open houses and invite you to attend to get to know our residents and the community you support. There’s never a dull moment at St. Luke’s. Social activities throughout the year, supported by grant funding and hosted by various volunteers, outside agencies and local businesses, included a variety of parties and performances put on by the National Charity League, Tucson Prunes, Arizona School for the Deaf and Blind, St. Andrew’s Sisters, Merri Makers, Tucson Regional Ballet, Ironwood OB/GYN, Pima Partnership High School, the Board of Visitors and United Way, among others. This past year, we added animals to the mix with visits from the volunteers and animals of the Arizona Desert Museum and miniature horses from Little Hooves and Big Hearts.

Once again, United Way Days of Caring volunteers from Bank of America, Catalina and Sunrise Rotary Clubs, Davis Monthan Air Force Base, JC Penney, United Way, the University of Arizona, and UPS pitched in to give St. Luke’s a fall cleaning, inside and out, and hosted various recreational activities. Teams of devoted volunteers annually boost the efforts of St. Luke’s Home. For the 89th and 13th years, respectively, the 2008 Baile de las Flores and Sensa-tional Settings events successfully raised funds to support the services for our residents. The dedicated volunteers of the Board of Visitors staged an enchant-ing fiesta celebrated at the Skyline Country Club, high atop beautiful Tuc-son. Sensational Settings, organized by the volunteers on the Sensational

Settings Committee, sparkled as Tucson’s showcase event for perfect party ideas in its second year at the Jewish Community Center, Successful efforts by the Board of Trustees to retire the mortgage continued in 2008, as well, with gifts and pledges made in the amount of $55,000 leaving an approximate balance of $170,000 to be raised.

Thank you for your special contributions of time, talent and treasure. Because of you, St. Luke’s continues to thrive and carry on it’s time-worn Tradition of Serving.

72%

28%

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Ethnic

PUBLIC SUPPORT and REVENUE

EXPENSES BY CATEGORY

SENIOR PROFILE

Your continued support makes it

possible for us to provide a comfortable home, nutritious

meals, supervision and social

activities for our low-income

seniors throughout the year.

Age Range: 55-100 Average Annual Income: $11,114 Average Monthly Cost/Resident $ 1,788 Average Contribution/Resident $ 703 Shortfall $ 1,085

As of 12/31/08 Census

Based on 2008 audit information

TREASURER’S REPORT TO

THE 49TH Convention Of

The Episcopal Diocese of Arizona

Well we have survived another year. 2008 saw us faced with many new challenges. The chaos of a presidential election year and a plummeting economy were the tip of the iceberg. Our resources are dwindling and being stretched to their limits. But our challenges remained the same and our goals as clear as ever. We ended our year in the red by about 1.7% but were able to keep the reduction of our net assets to less than 1%.

For the first time in many years, we had several congregations come to the Finance Committee with requests for assessment relief. These requests came in the beginning of the year. It has been, and will continue to be, our position that relief cannot be granted at such an early date. We have asked these congregations to be patient and see how their years progress. We have reminded them of their call to be good stewards of their resources. We are mindful of their difficulties and stand ready to assist them if that need should arise.

Mindful of these difficulties, the Diocese itself has instituted a number of budget cuts

affecting programs across the board. A wage and hiring freeze has been implemented. A more difficult task has been to manage health care costs and we continue to struggle with this. The 2010 budget further reflects cuts in all areas of our mission. We continue to “juggle” our resources to maximize our effort to continue our goal of mission and avoid the trap of maintenance. The Diocese is committed to our goal of being mission-driven and strives to maintain this attitude while being faced with new and unexpected challenges. An independent audit of our financial position as of December 31, 2008, and the related statement of activities, changes in net assets, cash flows and functional expenses for the year then ended has been completed. A copy, including the auditor’s report and opinion, will be included in the Journal for the convention. As we continue to work through these difficult times, I would like to thank all the members of the Finance and Investment committees who devote an extraordinary amount of time, resources and their hearts to guiding the Diocese. Remember them and all our volunteers in your prayers.

Thank you to Bishop Smith and all the staff who not only devote time, but a part of themselves, to the care and nurturing of your Diocese. It has been another difficult year. It is comforting to have such a group to keep us directed toward our “mission”.

Faithfully, Jack A. Colaric, Treasurer

REPORT OF THE WORLD MISSION/COMPANION DIOCESE PROGRAM GROUP TO THE ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THE EPISCOPAL DIOCESE OF ARIZONA

OCTOBER 16 and 17, 2009 CONVENER: The Rev. Glenn B. Jenks

WORLD MISSION ACTIVITIES: In the early part of this year this Program Group was asked to make disbursements of Millennium Goal Development Funds on behalf of the Diocese of Arizona. In that regard we made a grant of $5,259 to MEA Foundation in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania for use at the Buguruni Anglican Health Centre in Dar es Salaam. The clinical and community health education programs of Buguruni Anglican Health Centre satisfy the follow MGD Goals: GOAL 3: Promote Gender Equality and Empower Women GOAL 4: Reduce Child Mortality GOAL 5: Improve Maternal Health This Program Group also made a grant from our own budget of $1550 to The Episcopal Diocese of Central Ecuador for use at the Children’s Day Care Center and Health Clinic at El Cristo Librador Parish located in the Comite del Pueblo area of Quito, Ecuador. COMPANION DIOCESE ACTIVITIES The Diocese of Arizona has two dioceses with which we are establishing Companion Diocese relationships: The Anglican Diocese of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, and the Episcopal Diocese of Western Mexico Diocese of Dar es Salaam Our Companion Diocese Relationship with the Diocese of Dar es Salaam is still in the process of formation due to the issues that have generally influenced the relations between the American and African. However, in addition to the MDG grant noted above, we also arranged for two Gospel Books and two Lectionaries to be sent to the St Mark’s Episcopal Seminary in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. We have also developed a sub-group called: The Phoenix-West Valley/Dar es Salaam Ministry. This is a group of churches in the West Valley that conduct their own programs of support for the Diocese of Dar es Salaam. Episcopal Diocese of Western Mexico We have been working on finding ways to work with the Diocese of Western Mexico. The Rev. Enrique Cardena, Vicar of San Pablo, Phoenix attended the Annual Convention of the Diocese of Western Mexico as a representative of the Diocese of Arizona and this program group. At that convention a motion was approved endorsing the Companion Diocese relations between our two dioceses.

Youth Department Annual Report

Youth Director areas of Influence, Goals, explanation & Progress, 2009

1. Youth Directors: Build a community of youth directors. Plan, purpose and result: a. Monthly youth director/youth program committee day: Youth directors meet to pray, share expertise,

network, plan, & play. These encourage and sharpen our youth directors both professionally and as spiritual leaders.

b. Held first diocesan youth workers retreat for fellowship, spiritual growth and team building.(Feb) c. Participate as a group in national ecumenical training events to sharpen youth directors and youth

leadership teams. National Youthworkers Convention (October), Urban Youth Workers Conference (November)

d. Create a “summer camp assignment” for full-time youth directors during the 2 ½ weeks of youth camp in which diocesan paid youth directors worked together to build the community of youth directors, young adult counselors.

2. Students: a. Develop an annual calendar of quality, creative, diocese-wide youth events. Called “flashmob” events

(code for “high school students”). These quarterly events address a wide variety of needs including group building, service, and personal spiritual formation. High school is the group that the church is having the most difficult time retaining. We want to send a message to high school students, to quote one youth director: “that high school is the ‘crown jewel of our youth ministry.’”

b. Develop Az. Council of Teens: Began a Youth commission to develop spiritual leadership of HS students by having them run a diocesan jr. high program.

3. Youth Camping: Develop youth camping philosophy and implement program designed to build participation of youth in parishes. a. 5 goals of diocese Youth Camping: 1) introduce kids to a lifelong and life-changing walk with Jesus &

build faith in those already walking with Jesus 2) Use the language of youth at camp so that students can use camp as an evangelism tool for not-yet-churched friends 3) build parishes by building youth groups 4) develop young adult counselors as Christian leaders 5) develop diocesan youth director team

b. Building toward a model of “taking” kids rather than “sending” them to camp where possible. c. Added a high-energy component to broaden opportunity for youth to engage and discover faith and its

implications for life. d. Changed HS/Jr high camps to beginning of summer to accomplish spacing for mission trips and build

community and momentum in youth groups prior to mission trips and help parish youth programs utilize camp as a “launch pad” for the ministry year.

e. Moved to age appropriate camp schedule… separate youth camps and children’s camps. f. Staffed for spiritual growth of entire camp team: Head counselor to supervise, pastor, be a resource

for counselors. Implement daily counselor mtgs to help counselors know what/why of the day’s program, how to utilize messages in cabin time and have pull out time to be college students with one another.

4. Young Adults: Care and encouragement of college (Canterbury) and young adult ministry and ministers around the diocese. (all chaplaincies now full, ASU Downtown: active)

5. Parishes: a. Help parishes fill youth director positions: (several positions open in 09) b. Help parishes move to a missional model of youth ministry through parish visitation and the

development of tools and training. (ongoing) 6. Liaison to the broader Christian community by maintaining friendships, presence with other

individuals, organizations (Catholic diocese, Grand Canyon U, Urban Youth Workers Inst., National Youthworkers Network, parachurch contacts, etc.) and outside speaking engagements. (ongoing)

7. Experiments: Started a missional Multi-ethnic church for youth and young adults from un-churched backgrounds: St. Judes. Current attendance 50-60 per week. Developing Christian leadership among young adults. Men’s and women’s Bible studies, college students leading a high school discipleship group (20+ students), developing creative liturgies and introducing a non-Episcopal audience to the Episcopal Church.(ongoing)

The Episcopal Diocese of Arizona

Statistics from 2009 Parochial Reports

2009 Membership

ActiveBaptized Communicants

City Church Membersin Good Standing Adults Children Adults Children Received

Benson St. Raphael's 54 53 0 0 0 0 0

Bisbee St. John's 80 75 0 0 0 0 0

Casa Grande St. Peter's 99 69 0 1 1 0 3

Cave Creek Good Shepherd 169 167 1 2 0 0 0

Chandler St. Matthew's 572 556 1 45 0 0 0

Clarkdale St. Thomas 107 107 0 3 0 0 0

Coolidge St. Michael's 120 120 4 13 5 16 1

Douglas St. Stephen's 85 85 0 1 0 0 0

Flagstaff Epiphany 437 365 3 3 3 4 1

Gila Bend Epiphany 52 18 0 0 0 0 0

Glendale St. Andrew's 213 185 7 0 0 17 0

Glendale St. John's 555 348 1 6 1 0 7

Globe St. John's 134 98 2 2 0 2 2

Green Valley St. Francis 414 414 0 2 0 0 0

Holbrook St. George's 15 14 0 0 0 0 0

Kingman Trinity Church 64 58 3 3 6 0 0

Lake Havasu Cit Grace Church 266 120 0 0 2 0 3

Lakeside Our Saviour 114 114 0 2 0 0 0

Litchfield Park St Peter's 622 622 4 11 0 0 0

Mesa St. Mark's 315 165 1 4 0 0 0

Mesa Transfiguration 229 218 0 0 1 2 0

Morenci St. Phil/James 10 10 0 0 0 0 0

Nogales St. Andrew's 242 161 0 3 0 0 0

Baptisms Confirmations

ActiveBaptized Communicants

City Church Membersin Good Standing Adults Children Adults Children Received

Baptisms Confirmations

Oro Valley Apostles 199 199 1 4 0 0 0

Paradise Valley ChristChurch 810 810 2 18 0 1 0

Payson St. Paul's 188 188 0 5 0 0 7

Peoria Prince of Peace 45 34 2 2 5 0 3

Phoenix Nativity 243 235 1 6 0 0 0

Phoenix All Saints' 2,079 1,254 3 19 12 27 4

Phoenix Holy Spirit 138 131 1 3 3 0 0

Phoenix San Pablo 557 320 0 92 0 0 0

Phoenix St Luke's 347 167 0 56 6 32 2

Phoenix St. Mary's 177 128 0 2 0 0 0

Phoenix St. Paul's Sudanese 357 357 28 18 26 0 0

Phoenix St. Stephen's 247 219 0 3 6 2 4

Phoenix Trinity Cath 983 672 2 35 18 0 0

Prescott St Luke's 671 634 3 2 17 1 5

Safford All Saints 35 35 0 0 0 0 0

Scottsdale St. Anthony's 429 379 1 5 8 7 2

Scottsdale St. Barnabas 1,866 1,104 0 19 6 7 1

Sedona St. Andrew's 190 190 2 2 1 0 0

Sierra Vista St Stephens 200 200 1 4 0 0 0

Sun City All Saints 229 229 0 1 2 0 2

Sun City St. Christ. 233 233 0 0 3 0 2

Sun City West Advent 609 609 0 1 10 1 11

Tempe Epiphany 849 535 2 7 4 8 0

Tempe St. Augustine's 265 180 0 10 4 0 2

Tempe St. James 237 91 2 1 0 0 0

ActiveBaptized Communicants

City Church Membersin Good Standing Adults Children Adults Children Received

Baptisms Confirmations

Tombstone St. Paul's 36 36 0 0 0 0 0

Tucson Christ The King 370 370 0 3 0 0 0

Tucson GraceSt. Paul's 1,110 1,036 0 5 3 0 1

Tucson St. Alban's 1,384 1,384 3 10 2 10 0

Tucson St Andrew's 188 188 1 0 0 0 0

Tucson St. Matthew 's 312 256 0 2 13 3 0

Tucson St. Michael's 531 514 2 8 0 0 0

Tucson St. Philip's 3,208 2,625 2 17 15 0 3

Wickenburg St. Alban's 182 133 1 2 2 6 0

Williams St. John's 58 53 2 1 0 0 0 Winslow St. Paul's 44 33 2 3 0 0 0

Total 24,574 19,903 91 467 185 146 66

City Parish

AverageSunday

Attendance Eucharists Eucharists Eucharists Marriages Burials

Church SchoolStudents

Benson St. Raphael's 23 52 6 53 0 1 0

Bisbee St. John's 34 52 0 0 0 0 3

Casa Grande St. Peter's 56 52 34 9 0 3 0

Cave Creek Good Shepherd 112 100 62 10 2 3 0

Chandler St. Matthew's 346 157 35 143 3 8 140

Clarkdale St. Thomas 59 52 0 3 0 4 0

Coolidge St. Michael's 65 54 12 8 0 3 22

Douglas St. Stephen's 32 104 0 17 0 1 1

Flagstaff Epiphany 143 156 61 213 2 5 42

Gila Bend Epiphany 12 1 0 0 0 0 0

Glendale St. Andrew's 148 160 55 16 1 2 48

Glendale St. John 165 145 100 86 0 11 15

Globe St. John's 51 84 7 3 0 0 23

Green Valley St. Francis 254 102 55 1345 4 18 10

Holbrook St. George's 19 50 2 0 0 0 0

Kingman Trinity Church 47 54 52 16 0 2 5

Lake Havasu Grace Church 83 104 51 59 1 3 0

Lakeside Our Saviour 73 103 57 75 0 4 4

Litchfield Park St. Peter's 271 164 56 14 1 4 127

Mesa St. Mark's 184 150 59 64 0 7 30

Mesa Transfiguration 133 105 24 136 0 1 14

Morenci St. Philip & James 8 37 0 0 0 0 0

THE EPISCOPAL DIOCESE OF ARIZONA2009 Parocial Report Summary

Services of Holy Communion

City Parish

AverageSunday

Attendance Eucharists Eucharists Eucharists Marriages Burials

Church SchoolStudents

Nogales St. Andrew's 71 3893 280 76 0 5 7

Oro Valley Apostles 131 157 0 10 0 5 12

Paradise Valley Christ Church 202 156 52 89 3 22 54

Payson St. Paul's 81 0 47 42 1 7 0

Peoria Prince of Peace 28 95 7 8 1 0 8

Phoenix Nativity 124 86 4 3 1 1 73

Phoenix All Saints' 621 253 214 152 9 29 97

Phoenix Holy Spirit 84 52 77 14 1 4 0

Phoenix San Pablo 208 52 51 7 5 4 48

Phoenix St Luke's 211 96 0 6 5 0 141

Phoenix St. Mary's 74 52 23 25 1 4 55

Phoenix Sudanese 138 78 0 0 0 18 0

Phoenix St. Stephen's 132 165 15 6 1 5 24

Phoenix Trinity Cathedral 417 228 92 26 7 10 40

Prescott St. Luke's 250 169 79 82 1 15 37

Safford All Saints 20 50 2 12 0 0 0

Scottsdale St. Anthony's 236 126 63 117 0 5 35

Scottsdale St. Barnabas 516 159 63 10 5 30 105

Sedona St. Andrew's 121 105 58 61 4 10 13

Sierra Vista St. Stephen's 96 52 15 4 1 7 12

Sun City All Saints/Desert 205 160 63 380 0 17 0

Sun City St. Christopher's 128 92 59 72 2 11 12

Sun City West Advent 245 121 65 43 2 15 0

Tempe Epiphany 283 208 157 112 6 5 68

Tempe St. Augustine's 113 104 40 0 0 3 49

Tempe St. James 98 104 22 75 2 1 20

Tombstone St. Paul's 26 52 5 0 3 1 0

City Parish

AverageSunday

Attendance Eucharists Eucharists Eucharists Marriages Burials

Church SchoolStudents

Tucson Christ The King 146 118 26 30 1 12 0

Tucson Grace St. Paul's 232 106 111 152 3 14 36

Tucson St. Alban's 278 105 76 154 5 16 85

Tucson St Andrew's 90 162 54 5 0 1 16

Tucson St Matthew's 112 102 20 99 3 5 9

Tucson St. Michael's 218 208 202 6 4 10 33

Tucson St. Philip's 643 273 118 52 11 43 250

Wickenburg St. Alban's 66 87 20 24 1 2 0

Williams St. John's 26 51 3 3 0 3 7Winslow St. Paul's 26 66 0 21 0 2 7

Totals: 9,014 10,181 2,911 4,248 103 422 1,837

Disbursements

City Church Pledge CardsAmount Pledged

Plate & Pledge

Normal Operating

Income Less Bequests

Total Revenues

Diocesan Assessment Outreach

Operating Expenses

Total Expenses

Benson St. Raphael's Benson 17 18,684 22,642 23,451 27,611 3,675 1,377 20,776 25,828

Bisbee St. John's Bisbee 18 2,210 33,636 37,798 37,798 4,291 2,000 32,861 39,152

Casa Grande St. Peter's Casa Grande 42 40,500 51,759 53,771 53,771 10,961 645 31,715 48,194

Cave Creek Good Shepherd 91 330,000 335,285 335,399 362,129 67,900 52,982 294,952 494,663

Chandler St. Matthew's Chandler 207 436,846 470,105 470,105 490,849 79,420 8,991 443,881 583,975

Clarkdale St. Thomas Clarkdale 52 77,000 85,740 123,674 126,224 18,006 140 109,375 128,179

Coolidge St. Michael's 36 59,350 63,594 65,851 65,851 12,446 0 77,418 89,864

Douglas St. Stephen's 9 22,592 28,473 41,781 52,634 3,854 1,602 53,830 59,285

Flagstaff Epiphany on the Desert 151 303,460 292,507 300,290 365,522 54,555 3,400 258,106 388,261

Gila Bend Epiphany Gila Bend

Glendale St. Andrew's Glendale 66 114,500 120,965 136,148 148,713 24,900 0 135,174 174,198

Glendale St John the Baptist 112 222,195 258,537 261,984 270,304 26,602 466 288,870 325,606

Globe St. John's Globe 19 37,692 68,085 68,085 68,085 11,002 6,245 49,526 68,074

Green Valley St. Francis-in-the-Valley 228 326,247 392,525 428,882 462,483 87,984 1,200 386,639 556,478

Holbrook St. George's Holbrook 6 8,720 10,871 19,822 21,986 5,288 0 13,175 18,463

Kingman Trinity Church Kingman 280 30,604 36,554 42,769 42,769 3,755 425 36,919 43,107

Lake Havasu City Grace Church Lk Havasu 78 108,659 124,898 136,846 158,311 24,662 0 112,589 157,560

Lakeside Our Saviour Lakeside 67 106,045 143,890 162,254 187,964 25,534 1,155 119,454 174,663

Litchfield Park St. Peter's Litchfield 0 0 304,410 337,149 374,874 50,730 2,901 318,918 408,067

Mesa St. Mark's Mesa 132 219,481 274,933 288,772 335,277 4,501 0 292,930 340,122

Mesa Transfiguration Mesa 98 126,525 163,203 169,908 176,173 22,524 875 147,190 174,127

Morenci St. Philip & James Mor. 3 4,570 4,584 4,597 6,427 1,855 0 5,988 9,623

THE EPISCOPAL DIOCESE OF ARIZONA2009 Parochial Report Summary

Receipts2009Pledges for

City Church Pledge CardsAmount Pledged

Plate & Pledge

Normal Operating

Income Less Bequests

Total Revenues

Diocesan Assessment Outreach

Operating Expenses

Total Expenses

Nogales St. Andrew's Nogales 58 124,992 177,740 187,558 208,475 30,125 0 157,901 206,333

Oro Valley Apostles Oro Valley 83 158,024 188,971 217,782 223,882 32,213 221 175,921 224,326

Paradise Valley Christ Church Ascension 143 424,942 515,801 600,522 710,266 15,000 7,114 603,166 648,833

Payson St. Paul's Payson 58 121,020 131,155 156,431 194,216 21,343 4,565 150,375 195,400

Peoria Prince of Peace 15 24,880 27,843 45,347 57,002 14,000 48 35,970 50,018

Phoenix Nativity 69 281,079 198,361 300,428 258,599 0 25,962 273,967 299,929

Phoenix All Saints' Phoenix 551 883,699 1,001,997 1,057,658 1,082,752 199,873 7,088 1,215,946 1,451,658

Phoenix Holy Spirit Phoenix 54 109,948 124,492 150,258 163,193 23,045 0 124,514 156,895

Phoenix San Pablo Phoenix 63 30,000 41,544 51,968 63,328 9,751 4,144 50,470 64,365

Phoenix St Luke's at the Mountain 16 15,500 18,499 27,176 44,954 5,122 0 28,197 64,981

Phoenix St. Mary's Phoenix 42 92,072 99,087 105,208 129,718 23,197 0 99,784 131,313

Phoenix St. Paul's Sudanese

Phoenix St. Stephen's Phoenix 76 176,000 176,768 176,768 176,918 34,654 4,516 137,783 176,953

Phoenix Trinity Cathedral Phoenix 148 353,705 446,160 458,712 738,069 74,485 8,019 393,095 613,351

Prescott St. Luke's Prescott 190 336,000 382,780 384,098 392,806 71,022 13,095 332,981 437,577

Safford All Saints Safford 13 24,544 31,951 38,859 65,229 4,940 0 31,134 68,306

Scottsdale St. Anthony's on the Desert 159 393,556 334,411 345,840 621,214 3,744 0 351,183 518,471

Scottsdale St. Barnabas on the Desert 434 1,395,952 1,484,758 1,508,938 3,516,884 263,821 0 1,695,422 3,083,058

Sedona St. Andrew's 68 130,411 167,637 171,775 210,323 29,320 2,780 139,734 232,701

Sierra Vista St. Stephen's Sierra V. 65 149,057 157,795 162,395 181,215 27,198 7,618 129,132 213,246

Sun City All Saints of the Desert 181 287,067 348,673 413,526 577,535 90,516 1,500 399,231 542,341

Sun City St. Christopher's 77 123,666 153,667 305,026 356,007 32,968 5,625 280,239 356,007

Sun City West Church of the Advent 225 296,700 355,618 360,712 274,680 60,054 0 294,760 387,537

Tempe Epiphany 163 382,988 451,149 445,949 482,388 19,000 0 479,910 546,642

Tempe St. Augustine's 67 127,000 151,725 162,783 172,507 27,713 8,965 115,312 155,186

City Church Pledge CardsAmount Pledged

Plate & Pledge

Normal Operating

Income Less Bequests

Total Revenues

Diocesan Assessment Outreach

Operating Expenses

Total Expenses

Tempe St. James the Apostle 0 0 122,790 128,168 207,249 14,020 470 168,442 251,275

Tombstone St. Paul's 0 0 30,771 32,937 71,056 3,930 930 34,590 83,049

Tucson Christ The King 0 144,928 192,455 208,057 283,692 35,244 11,135 266,850 357,336

Tucson Grace St. Paul's 193 418,135 442,463 467,002 644,963 86,307 0 350,302 541,345

Tucson St. Alban's Tucson 285 606,655 638,535 642,801 744,832 116,358 9,706 413,997 569,442

Tucson St Andrew's 34 43,076 77,925 96,084 143,476 17,935 279 108,123 127,031

Tucson St. Matthew's Church 82 125,850 140,204 188,840 189,964 32,774 0 161,527 196,201

Tucson St. Michael's Tucson 152 263,218 340,006 416,587 469,148 54,686 1,250 372,720 476,325

Tucson St. Philip's in the Hills 592 1,040,464 1,226,365 1,599,587 1,663,539 246,991 28,429 1,438,004 1,804,796

Wickenburg St. Alban's Wickenburg 57 94,831 97,866 129,666 139,329 21,875 130 96,599 138,822

Williams St. John's Williams 12 12,660 9,000 24,200 26,312 4,946 233 32,703 39,742

Winslow St. Paul's 0 0 31,041 31,800 39,951 6,220 600 25,746 36,605Total: 6,137 11,788,499 13,805,199 15,310,782 19,361,426 2,298,835 238,826 14,396,016 19,754,885