THE 2010 JOURNAL

OF

THE EPISCOPAL DIOCESE OF ARIZONA

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WITH PROCEEDINGS OF THE 50th ANNUAL DIOCESAN CONVENTION

OCTOBER 15-16, 2010 PHOENIX, ARIZONA

Ex-Officio

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

Jack A. Colaric Treasurer

Judith Conley President, Standing Committee

Jan L. Feltz Secretary

Winifrid (Winnie) Follette President, Episcopal Church Women

Clarke H. Greger Chancellor

STANDING COMMITTEE Judith Conley, President Sherman Stephens, Clerk The Rev Franklyn J. Bergen The Rev Erika Von Haaren The Rev Gil Wade Stafford William Verdini

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

DIOCESAN COUNCIL

Elected Members

Mark Dobbins* Dan Packard* Charlotte Shepard** The Rev Susan Wilmot* The Rev Chuck Milhoan** Vivian Winter Chaser** The Rev Victor Sarrazin** The Rev Dan Tantimonaco* Jake McManus* * elected by Convention ** elected by Mission Convocation

MISSION CONVOCATION CONVENORS

Program Groups

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

Military and Veteran Support The Rev Victor Sarrazin Mission Shaped Church The Rev John Maher Native American Ministry The Rev Dorothy Saucedo & Vivian Winter Chaser Nature & Spirituality David White Small Church Ministry The Rev Eugenia Durham World Mission/Companion Diocese The Rev Charles Milhoan Youth & Young Adult Ministry Matt Marino

Diocesan Officers

Chancellor

Vice-Chancellors

Church Attorney

Secretary

Treasurer

Clarke H. Greger

One N. Central Avenue, Suite 1200

Phoenix, AZ 85004

Anne L. Kleindienst

3003 N. Central Avenue, Suite 2600

Phoenix, AZ 85012

The Rev Richard N. Morrison

Donald Bivens

3003 N. Central Ave. Ste 1200

Phoenix, AZ 85012

Jan Feltz

Jack Colaric

602-440-4870

602-916-5392

480-892-8696

602-604-2102

602-803-6588

602-244-8139

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

Matt Marino

Canon for Peace and Justice and Hispanic Ministry

The Rev Canon Carmen Guerrero

Canon for Communications Greta Huls

Director of Children’s Ministries

Nancy Shumaker

Chaplain for Retired Clergy

The Rev Canon David Pettengill

Canon for Administration and Assistant to the Bishop

Cathy Black

Administrative Assistant

Sharon Graves

Canon for Finance

Vicki Hohnbaum

Financial Assistant Theresa Stottlemire

Receptionist

Shantae Riley

Committees, Appointments, Institutions

Altar Guild Constance Castillo, Directress Anti-Racism Committee Judith Conley, Chair Architectural Committee Not Active Canons Committee The Rev Richard Morrison, Chair Chapel Rock The Rev Daniel Tantimonaco, Advisory Board Chair Executive Director, David White Chaplain for Retired Clergy The Rev Canon David Pettengill Commission on Ministry The Rt Rev Kirk Stevan Smith, Chair Credentials Committee Cathy Black Jan Feltz Vicki Hohnbaum The Rev Victor Sarrazin The Rev Nicholas Romans

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

Jack Colaric, Chair Investment Committee Richard Gillons, Chair Historiographer/Archivist Sharon Graves Jubilee Officer Evie Smith Necrologist The Rev Canon David Pettengill Nominations Committee Russell Smith, Chair Resolutions Committee The Rev Glenn Jenks, Chair Standing Committee Judith Conley, President The Arizona Episcopalian The Rt Rev Kirk Stevan Smith, Publisher Greta Huls, Editor

Diocesan Contacts for Affiliated Organizations

Church Periodical Club Madeleine Glaser, Diocesan Director

Daughters of the King

Nancy Watkins, Chapter President

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

Episcopal Church Women

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 Sarah Veronica, OSB

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

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CITY CONGREGATION CLERGY

STREET ADDRESS

TELEPHONE

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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 Richard D. Mallory (PIC)

821 First Street South

Clarkdale, AZ 86324

928-634-8593

COOLIDGE ST. MICHAEL'S Cynthia M. Spencer (V)

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 Raymond P. Dugan (I)

6300 West Camelback Road Vicki Y. Lee (D)

Glendale, AZ 85301

623-846-8046

GLENDALE ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST Frank H. Clark (I)

4102 West Union Hills Drive Charles E. Milhoan (D)

Glendale, AZ 85308

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

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 Gay A. Romack (D)

Litchfield Park, AZ 85340

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 Lee (Skip) Vellom (D)

520-281-1523

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 Andrew K. Petiprin (D)

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 Licia Baldi Affer (A)

602-279-5539 Donald W. Monson (A)

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

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. JUDES’S John R. Maher (V)

6501 N. 39th

AVE.

Phoenix, AZ 85019

623-930-1140

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 R. Craig Bustrin (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

Phoenix, AZ 85008

602-840-0437

PHOENIX TRINITY CATHEDRAL Nicholas Knisely, Jr. (Dean)

100 West Roosevelt Street Veronica M. Ritson (AD)

Phoenix, AZ 85003 Carmen B. Guerrero (A)

602-254-7126 Debbie Noonan (A)

Mark R. Sutherland (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

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 Debra Asis (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 Janice D. Watts (A)

Sun City, AZ 85351

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)

1735 South College Avenue

Tempe, AZ 85281

480-968-4111

TEMPE CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY Ronald G. Poston (R)

2222 South Price Road Richard N. Morrison (A)

Tempe, AZ 85282 Patricia M. Dwyer (A)

480-968-4111 Richard M. Spielmann (A)

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 Stephen R. Ford (A)

Tempe, AZ 85284 Frederick E. (Fritz) Huls (D)

480-345-2686 Patricia T. Huls (D)

TOMBSTONE ST. PAUL'S Joel T. Ireland (V)

19 North 3rd Street

Tombstone, AZ 85638

520-909-7828

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 (R)

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 Stephen J. Keplinger (R)

2331 East Adams Street Katherine Baird (A)

Tucson, AZ 85719 Frederick Masterman (A)

520-327-6857 M. Nadine Martin (D)

Nancy D. Meister (D)

TUCSON ST. ALBAN'S William (Ted) Holt III (I)

3737 Old Sabino Canyon Road Sumith S. De Silva (A)

Tucson, AZ 85750

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 Michael W. Meyers (D)

520-886-7292

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

4440 North Campbell Avenue W. Allen Breckenridge (A)

Tucson, AZ 85718 Gail M. Carlsen (A)

520-299-6421 Blake R. Hutson (A)

Gregory W. Wyes (A)

Clare M. Yarborough (A)

Beverly Edminster (D)

Thomas J. Lindell (D)

Sally Stevens-Taylor (D)

Anne L. Strong (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 S. Scott Hankins (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 James L. Brisson, Jr. 2009

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 Martha A. H. Conner 2009 The Rev James W. Conrad, Jr., D.Min. 1987 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 John P. Fabre 2009

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 Angela Guida 2009

The Rev K. Edmund Gustafson 1988 The Rev Blaine J. Gutmacher 1966 The Rev John C. N. Hall, M. Div. 1994 The Rev Scott S. Hankins 2010 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 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 Lucas J. Mix 2010 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 Deborah Noonan 2009

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 James M. Porteus 1986

The Rev Poulson C. Reed, Jr. 2009 The Rev William C. Rhodes 2000 The Rev E. Albert Rich 1982 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 Philip W. Schuyler 1988

The Rev Roger T. Scott 1992 The Rev Philip A. Shaw 2007 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 Cynthia Spencer 2010

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 Gregory W. Wyes, D.Min. 1976 The Rev Clare M. Yarborough 2010

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 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 Vergie R. Ferguson 1992 The Rev James P. Fitzsimmons 2010 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 John Kapp 2010 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 Nancy D. Meister 2010 The Rev Michael W. Meyers 2002 The Rev Charles Milhoan 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 Jon Skaug 2010 The Rev James A. Smith 2002 The Rev Sally H. Stevens-Taylor 2010 The Rev Anne L. Strong 2010 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 Susan E. Youngblood 2008

Non-Canonical Licensed Priests The Rev David E. Bergesen The Rev Clifford L. Blinman The Rev Carl R. Bloom 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 Ian Frazer The Rev David M. Gillespie The Rev Charles E. (Ed) Harnsberger The Rev William W. Haugh The Rev Jackson R. Hazelett 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 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 Edward Mullins 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 Richard N. Spielmann, Th.D. The Rev Nina L. Stasser The Rev Brian L. Ticknor The Rev John E. Turner The Rev Janice E. Watts The Rev Robert E. Welch The Rev Robert M. Wills The Rev Jack M. Wolter

Non-Canonical Licensed Deacons

The Rev Michael R.T. Bauschard The Rev Wendy K. Hackler The Rev Andrew K. Petiprin 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 2010 Confirmations ................................................................................................................. 206 Receptions ........................................................................................................................ 67 House of Bishops ................................................................................................................ 2 Letters Dimissory Received ................................................................................................. 6 Letters Dimissory Issued ..................................................................................................... 4 Marital Judgements ...........................................................................................................21 Ordinations to the Diaconate .............................................................................................. 8 Ordinations to the Priesthood ............................................................................................. 6 Celebration of New Ministries ............................................................................................ 2 Parochial Visits .................................................................................................................. 32 Renewal of Ordination Vows ................................................................................................ 1

Ordination into the Sacred Order of Deacon

Laura Ann Adelia – Trinity Cathedral James P. Fitzsimmons – St Andrew’s, Nogales

Gregory A. Foraker – St Philip’s In The Hills, Tucson John Kapp – Christ the King, Tucson

Nancy D. Meister – St Philip’s In The Hills, Tucson Jon Skaug – Church of the Apostle’s, Oro Valley

Sally Stevens-Taylor, St Philip’s In The Hills, Tucson Anne Strong – St Philip’s In The Hills, Tucson

Ordination into the Sacred Order of Priest

Debra Asis – St Barnabas on the Desert, Scottsdale

Kathryn J. Baird – Grace St Paul’s, Tucson J. Peter Fabre – St Andrew’s, Glendale Angela Guida – Grace St Paul’s, Tucson

Deborah Noonan – Trinity Cathedral, Phoenix

Clergy Who Have Died in the Past Year

The Very Rev. Richard George The Rev. Canon Gordon McBride

The Rev. Harlan “Gene” Welsh The Rev. Janice Wilner

The Rev. Dr. Carey Womble

Parochial Visits in 2010

St Raphael’s in the Valley, Benson

St John’s, Bisbee

Church of the Good Shepherd, Cave Creek

St Matthew’s, Chandler

St Stephen’s, Douglas

NAU Canterbury Fellowship, Flagstaff

Epiphany on the Desert, Gila Bend

St Andrew’s, Glendale

St Francis-in-the-Valley, Green Valley

Church of Our Saviour, Lakeside

St Peter’s, Litchfield Park

Church of the Transfiguration, Mesa

SS Philip and James, Morenci

St Andrew’s, Nogales

Christ Church of the Ascension, Paradise Valley

St Philip’s, Parker

St Paul’s, Payson

Prince of Peace, Peoria

All Saints’ Church and Day School, Phoenix

Iglesia Episcopal de San Pablo, Phoenix

Trinity Cathedral, Phoenix

St Luke’s at the Mountain, Phoenix

St Luke’s, Prescott

All Saints, Safford

St Anthony’s, Scottsdale

St Barnabas on the Desert, Scottsdale

St Stephen’s, Sierra Vista

St Christopher’s, Sun City

All Saints, Sun City

ASU Campus Ministry, Tempe

St Augustine’s, Tempe

St James the Apostle, Tempe

Christ the King, Tucson

Grace St Paul’s, Tucson

St Alban’s, Tucson

St Andrew’s, Tucson

St Philip’s In The Hills, Tucson

U of A Emmaus Collegiate Chapel, Tucson

St John’s, Williams

St Paul’s, Winslow

JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS

50TH ANNUAL DIOCESAN CONVENTION

OF

THE EPISCOPAL DIOCESE OF ARIZONA

“Back to the Future”

OCTOBER 15-16, 2010

The Sheraton Crescent Hotel

Phoenix, Arizona

Officers of Convention

BISHOP

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

CHANCELLOR

Mr. Clarke Greger

SECRETARY

Ms. Janet L. Feltz

TREASURER

Mr. Jack Colaric

REGISTRAR

Mrs. Cathy Black

2010 DIOCESAN CONVENTION DELEGATES

Benson, St Raphael's in the Valley Coolidge, St Michael's

McDonald The Rev Stewart Spencer The Rev Cynthia

Hoelzel Charlotte Holland Ana

Johnson Leslie Reid Chris

Vander Hoek Sherry Robertson Pat

Salatka Nancy

Bisbee, St John's

Polley The Rev Seth Douglas, St Stephen's

Austin Donna Melis Al

O'Neill Stephanie Melis Carol

Smith Dennis Peters Roy

Westendorf Ron

Casa Grande, St Peter's

Porter The Rev James Flagstaff, Church of the Epiphany

Dennis David James The Rev Jan

Hatt George Beaumont The Rev Janetta

Webb Heleanor Driver The Rev Bess

Ryan The Rev Frances

Cave Creek, Church of the Good Shepherd Duncan Georgia

Robertston The Rev Jack Lacy Marjorie

Austin William Stephens Sherman

Coates Jon Taylor Martha

Kulina Tony Weathers Caislin

Popejoy Barbara

Ranslem John Flagstaff, NAU Canterbury Fellowship

Castellan The Rev Megan

Chandler, St Matthew's Ghan Courtney

Hall The Rev John Lacey Anna

Forrest The Rev William

Youngblood The Rev Susan Glendale, St Andrew's

Bickley Lisa Dugan The Rev Raymond

Dunn Edgar Beason Janet

Knappe Sharon Butler Karen

McCracken Jim Crosland Lois

Youngblood Harlie Valenzuela Ray

Zakowski Betsy Warlick Ted

Zakowski Zak Willie Mel

Clarkdale, St Thomas in the Valley

Evans Barbara

O'Connor Rita

Smith Shirley

2010 DIOCESAN CONVENTION DELEGATES

Glendale, Chuch of St John the Baptist Litchfield Park, St Peter's

Clark The Rev Frank Chalker The Rev Gae

Milhoan The Rev Charles Romack The Rev Gay

Krug Nicole French Mary

Luptowski Jackie Hiller Muriel

Meeks Pat Povejsil Donald

Milhoan Stacy Van Meter Kathy

Pastula Cynthia Wolfe Caroline

Smith Colin

Stresing Connie Lake Havasu City, Grace Church

Richardson The Rev David

Globe, St John's Bramlett Barbara

Mills The Rev Byron Bullock Jon

Mills Rayla Tarnowski Diane

Moreland Diana Valenti Nancy

Phillips Jim

Mesa, Church of the Transfiguration

Green Valley, St Francis-in-the-Valley Romans The Rev Nicholas

Perry The Rev Marge Seaman The Rev Martha

Meade Phyllis Owen David

Miller Bill Dayley Gloria

Miller Marie Komarek Lois

Minkley Mary Beth Prior Roger

Perry Carl Sam

Tucker Bobbi Soper Linda

Wagaman Stanley Williamson Ann

Holbrook, St George's Mesa, St Mark's

Thompson Patricia Jones The Rev Scott

Cannon Debra

Kingman, Trinity Church Cheatham Kathy

Shaw The Rev Philip Hossack Judy

Palmquist David

Lakeside, Church of Our Saviour Rogers Jeanette

Wilmot The Rev Susan

Dalrymple Sharon Morenci, SS Philip & James

Risch Carol Tachie-Menson Samuel

Stone Barbara

Wilmot Steve Nogales, St Andrew's

Thomas The Rev M. Lucie

Fitzsimmons The Rev James

Vellom The Rev Lee

Boggess Jack

Gray Barbara

Moehlman Jean

Rodes Karin

Windmiller Jean

2010 DIOCESAN CONVENTION DELEGATES

Oro Valley, Church of the Transfiguration Phoenix, Church of the Holy Spirit

Traquair The Rev Megan O'Brien The Rev Julie

Bergen The Rev Franklyn Carpenter John

Harvey The Rev Robert Dunkelberg Jan

Skaug The Rev Jon Hardcastle Kelly

Chapman Fred MacArthur Alice

Delmastro Laurie

Meyers Marilyn Phoenix, Diocese of Arizona

Stricker Dennis Smith The Rt Rev Kirk Stevan

Stricker Dianne Cohee The Rev William

Dombek The Rev Timothy

Paradise Valley, Christ Church of the Ascension Guerrero The Rev Carmen

Jackson The Rev. Phillip

Pettengill The Rev David Phoenix, Church of the Nativity

Klejbuk Joyce Snook The Rev Susan

Moody Barbie Blum Jim

Penn Pamela Dobbins Jennie

Perdue Lane Dobbins Mark

Shover William Jensen Paul

Ward Tony Montheard Robert

Wickstrom Jon Norrell Sylvia

Worthington Bill

Payson, St Paul's

Tantimonaco The Rev Daniel Phoenix, Iglesia Episcopal de San Pablo

Bollard Dave Cadena The Rev Enrique

Bollard Nancy Durand The Rev Sally

Drury Steve Aragon Eduardo

Eckel Fred Aragon Lourdes

Horne Bob Leyva Martha

Martinson Dean Molodow Margarita

Perez Rosario

Peoria, Prince of Peace Perez Samuel

Maher The Rev John

Holmes Ken Phoenix, St Luke's

Sears Jim Rabusa The Rev Romeo

Bernal David

Phoenix, All Saints' Church & Day School Garcia Michael

Reed The Rev Poulson Kozimor John

Affer The Rev Licia Rodriguez Rod

Cianci Wendy

Dow Ron Phoenix, St Mary's

Hartman Carolyn Bustrin The Rev Craig

Hyland Timothy Edeson Phyllis

Packard Dan Pelton Gwen

Smith Evie Washington Karl

Verdini Bill Washington Virginia

Wethers Jan

2010 DIOCESAN CONVENTION DELEGATES

Phoenix, St Jude's Prescott, St Luke's

Jones Scott Moline The Rev Mark

Marino Kari Arnold The Rev Kimball

Phillips Dennis Fencken Bill

Kemper Lucy

Phoenix, St Stephen's Kensing Gary

Fry The Rev Gregory Kensing Karen

Belanger Brian McNaul Marty

Chew Matt Norman Laura

Christopher John Racy Irene

Fry Lisa

McCartor Kristin Safford, All Saints

Christopher Lisa Durham The Rev Eugenia

Moir Dollie

Phoenix, St Paul's Sudanese Mission O'Neill Bob

Lual The Rev Anderia O'Neill Terry

Aguto Peter

Akol Akol Scottsdale, St Anthony on the Desert

Akuch Kiir Elizabeth Mulvey The Rev Dorian

Awan Kuol Cihak The Rev Susan

Geu Garang Peter Gilfeather The Rev Grant

Job Malual Aziza Gotwals Rob

Riak Deng Deng Kyler Jill

Mitchler Susan

Phoenix, Trinity Cathedral Murrillo Jay

Knisely The Very Rev Nicholas Murrillo Leanne

Harte The Rev Susan Roberts Jeff

Johnson The Rev Maeve Wyper Kit

Kingsley The Rev Myra

Mather The Rev John Scottsdale, St Barnabas on the Desert

Noonan The Rev Deborah Clark The Rev James

Ritson The Ven Veronica Carlson The Rev Philip

Conley Judith von Haaren The Rev Erika

Cook Keith Cumisky Lynda

Rowland Art Estabrooks Lindsay

Vasquez Andrea Humphrey Janet

Vasquez Mario Maples Tom

Zermeno Zola McDaniel Susan

Mulvihill Ruthanne

Pickrell Barbara

2010 DIOCESAN CONVENTION DELEGATES

Sedona, St Andrew's Sun City West, Church of the Advent

Piotrowski The Rev Mary Sinisi The Rev Gabe

Follett Winnie Gooltz The Rev Janet

Hawn Darryl Prueher The Rev Roi

Kelly Lana Bell Fleet

Putman Chip Bell Nancy

Shreve Dick Gullickson Glenn

Warren George Latino Doris

Latino Pete

Sierra Vista, St Stephen's Mendonsa Bill

Sarrazin The Rev Victor Thomas Earl

Kelly Jacquie

McCreery Dinah Tempe, ASU Campus Ministry

McCreery Ron Braden Blair

Rea Nancy Lindsay Ruth

Sarrazin Rhonda

Speer Jeff Tempe, Church of the Epiphany

Poston The Rev Ronald

Sun City, All Saints of the Desert Morrison The Rev Richard

Burton The Rev Robert Bradley Beth

Arnold Zoe Evans Leslie

Barr Shirley Gibson Jim

Bickman Joe Hess Lynn

Champion Shirley Murphy Gillian

Jones Dan Ogden Michael

Reutter Virginia Swick Cassandra

Woodworth Wayne

Tempe, St Augustine's

Sun City, St Christopher's Stafford The Rev Gil

Conner The Rev Marty Hopper The Rev Bradie

Fabre The Rev J. Peter Ewing Scott

Benson James Heet Paul

Boekeloo Ron Stengel Leo

Chancey Clive Sundin Chad

Faulkner Wayne Williamson Becky

Hunter Marilyn Winter Chaser Vivian

Kassien Marj

Schoeben Doris Tempe, St James the Apostle

Neuhardt The Rev Kerry

Ford The Rev Steven

Huls The Rev Frederick

Huls The Rev Patricia

Cox Jon

Hollis Robin

Lewis Tommy

Spence Nick

2010 DIOCESAN CONVENTION DELEGATES

Tombstone, St Paul's Tucson, St Alban's

Ireland The Rev Joel Holt The Rev Ted

Lovorn Lee De Silva The Rev Sumith

Roselli Tony Andrews Emily

Wiemer Wil Andrews Fiona

Basford Susan

Tucson, Christ the King Morrow Jim

Smith The Rev Michael Plunkett DiAnn

Kapp The Rev John Plunkett Paul

King The Rev Joseph

Cosart Bill Tucson, St Andrew's

Davis Marybeth Sotelo The Rev Jorge

Hawk Fred Bailey The Rev Jefferson

Reed Bonnie Bryant Sandy

Stahler Claire Chaffin Ruth

Stahler George Collins-Knick Melinda

Underwood Bob Merino Angela

Vander-Heyden Tina

Tucson, Church of St Matthew

Wilson The Rev Richard Tucson, St Michael & All Angels

Burke The Rev Terry Smith The Rev John

Guida The Rev Angela D'Amore Debbie

Martin The Rev William King Proscovia

Delaney Bob Larsen Steve

Kowalick Judy Meyers Pat

Rees John O'Malley Paulette

Rees Sandy Smith Terri

Stoner Dawn Tracy Joyce

Vervik Donna

Vickers Jean Tucson, St Philip's In The Hills

Kitagawa The Rev John

Tucson, Grace St Paul's Breckenridge The Rev Allen

Baird The Rev Kathryn Edminster The Rev Beverly

Martin The Rev Nadine Hutson The Rev Blake

Meister The Rev Nancy Lindell The Rev Thomas

Bigglestone Kay Stevens-Taylor The Rev Sally

Hutson Linda Strong The Rev Anne

Ledyard Chris Taylor The Rev Ralph

Miksa Beth Yarborough The Rev Clare

Penn Williams Catherine Brouillette Beth

Towner Allson Brouillette Bob

Williams Steve Cross Tom

Driskill John

Kuns Richard

2010 DIOCESAN CONVENTION DELEGATES

Tucson, U of A Emmaus Collegiate Chapel

Cuthbertson Trevor

Kennedy Dylan

Wickenburg, St Alban's

Mulac The Rev Pamela

Crawford Glenda

Ryan Kelly

Stewart Pat

Teetsel Chuck

Williams, St John's Episcopal-Lutheran

Johnson The Rev Ann

Bingell The Rev Dayl

Dent Bonnie

Glaab Julia

Winslow, St Paul's

Hankins The Rev Scott

Baker Pixie

Horton Jonni

Horton Tommie

Non-parochial Clergy

Anderson-Smith The Rev Susan

Burke The Rev Norman

Sawyer The Rev Anne

50th

Annual Diocesan Convention

October 15-16, 2010

Sheraton Crescent Hotel

Phoenix, Arizona

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16

Bishop Smith called the meeting to order at 1:00 pm.

Bishop Smith introduced guests, The Rt. Rev. David Bailey, Bishop of Navajoland, The Rev

Donald Schell, Keynote speaker and Ana Hernandez, Keynote speaker and workshop presenter.

Bishop Smith also introduced Chad Sundin from St Augustine’s in Tempe who is doing the

music for Convention this year.

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 introduced the Diocesan Staff: Timothy Dombek, Carmen Guerrero, Nancy

Shumaker, Matt Marino, Greta Huls, Vicki Hohnbaum, Cathy Black, Theresa Stottlemire,

Sharon Graves and Shantae Riley.

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

2010 Diocesan Convention. Motion made, seconded. All approved.

Bishop Smith appointed the following Committee on Credentials for the 2010 Diocesan

Convention: Cathy Black, Vicki Hohnbaum, Jan Feltz, 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,, Pat Burke,

Vicki Meyer, Barb Squires, Gina Sears, Ruth Brown, and Jeffrey Stewart.

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 Donald Schell and Ana Hernandez

Dinner and Presentation by Keynote Speaker, The Rev Donald Schell and Ana Hernandez

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17

9 am - Eucharist Service

Bishop Smith reconvened the business meeting at 10:45 am.

Bishop Smith called upon Vicar of St Jude’s, The Rev John Maher, to come forward as

recognition of St Jude’s as a new mission in the diocese.

Bishop Smith called upon The Rev Richard Morrison, Chair of Canons Committee, to introduce

and explain Canon changes. He reminded the delegates that the voting must be by order.

Changes to the following Canons were moved. Results follow each.

Canon 6 - passed

Canon 7 - passed

Canon 8 - passed

Canon 17 - defeated

Canon 28 - passed

Canon 30 - passed

Bishop Smith called upon The Rev. Richard Morrison, Diocesan, Convention Parliamentarian,

to explain the voting options for the election. Rev. Morrison explained that the elections can be

done by majority or by plurality meaning the person with the most votes, wins.

Bishop Smith asked for a motion to vote by plurality. Motion made, seconded. All approved.

Bishop Smith called upon Russ Smith, 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.

Diocesan Treasurer – elect 1 for a 3 year term. Nominee is Jack Colaric from St Stephen’s,

Phoenix.

Standing Committee – Clerical Order, elect 1 for a 3 year term – Nominees are The Rev.

Michael Smith from Christ the King, Tucson and The Rev Richard Wilson from St Matthew’s,

Tucson

Standing Committee – Lay Order, elect 1 for a 3 year term – Nominee is Barbara Popejoy from

Good Shepherd, Cave Creek.

Diocesan Council –elect 1 for a 3 year term – Nominee is William Fencken from St Luke’s,

Prescott

Deputy to General Convention – Clerical Order, elect 4 – Nominees are The Rev Megan

Castellan from NAU, Flagstaff; The Rev James Fitzsimmons from St Andrew’s, Nogales; The

Rev John Kitagawa from St Philip’s, Tucson; The Very Rev. Nicholas Knisely from Trinity

Cathedral, Phoenix; The Rev Susan Snook from Church of the Nativity, Phoenix; The Rev Ann

Johnson from St John’s, Williams

Deputy to General Convention – Lay Order, elect 4 – Judith Conley from Trinity Cathedral,

Phoenix; Matthew Hall from St Matthew’s, Chandler; Barbara Harber from St Luke’s, Prescott;

Diana Moreland from St John’s, Globe, Vivian WinterChaser from St Augustine’s, Tempe

Disciplinary Board – Clerical Order – The Rev Joel Ireland from St Paul’s, Tombstone; The

Rev Phillip Jackson from Christ Church, Paradise Valley; The Rev Norman Burke from St

George’s, Holbrook; The Rev Scott Jones from St Mark’s, Mesa

Disciplinary Board – Lay Order – Matthew Chew from St Stephen’s, Phoenix; Mary Ann Miya

from Grace St Paul’s, Tucson; George Mitchell from All Saints’, Phoenix

Rev. Chalker instructed the voters to take out their ballots. 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.

Bishop Smith announced the results from the election.

Jan Feltz – Convention Secretary

Jack Colaric – Diocesan Treasurer

The Rev. Richard Wilson – Standing Committee, Clerical Order, 3 year term

Barbara Popejoy – Standing Committee, Lay Order

William Fencken – Diocesan Council

The Rev Nicholas Knisely, The Rev Megan Castellan, The Rev Susan Snook, The Rev

John Kitagawa – Deputy to General Convention, Clerical Order

Judith Conley, Matthew Hall, Vivian WinterChaser, Diana Moreland – Deputy to

General Convention, Lay Order

The Rev Ann Johnson, The Rev James Fitzsimmons - Alternate Deputy to General

Convention, Clerical Order

Pat Thompson, Barbara Harber – Alternate Deputy to General Convention, Lay Order

The Rev Scott Jones, The Rev Norman Burke, The Rev Phillip Jackson, The Rev Victor

Sarrazin – Disciplinary Board, Clerical Order

George Mitchell, Mary Ann Miya, Matthew Chew – Disciplinary Board, Lay Order

Bishop Smith called upon The Rev. Canon David Pettengill, Necrologist, to read the names of

our deceased clergy. The Very Rev. Canon Richard George, The Rev Canon Gordon McBride,

The Rev. Leon Miller, The Rev. Janice Wilner, The Rev. Carey Womble, Sr. Patricia

Mozelewski

Noontime prayer was read by The Rev. Deborah Noonan from Trinity Cathedral, Phoenix

Convention recessed for lunch and will reconvene at 1:00 p.m.

Bishop Smith reconvened the Convention at 1:07 p.m.

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 Episcopal Community Services. 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 presented a resolution submitted by Nancy Shumaker, Canon for Children’s

Ministries. 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.

The following reports were also given during convention:

The Rev. Myra Kingsley, Millennium Development Goals

Jack Hanstein, Episcopal Community Services

Winifred Follett, ECW President

Nancy Shumaker, Diocesan Children’s Program

Leo Dressel, Episcopal Schools Foundation

Ben Sarracino, 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. .

Bishop Smith thanked all the volunteers who helped with convention. Bishop thanked the

registrars and tellers, Archdeacon Veronica Ritson for the Eucharist, and Chad Sundin from St

Augustine’s for the music. Bishop gave a big thanks to the Diocesan Staff and special thanks to

Canon Cathy Black and Laura Smith.

The 2011 convention will again be at the Sheraton Crescent Hotel on October 14-15, 2011

Motion to adjourn. All in favor. Convention adjourned at 3:10 p.m.

Respectfully submitted,

Janet Feltz

Secretary to Convention

Mission in our Congregations Mission Throughout our Diocese Mission in the Larger ChurchPrograms 963,150 Diocesan Ministry 929,800 Episcopal Church in U.S. & WorldChildren 20,000 Bishop 174,200 General Church Program 538,600

Youth and Young Adults 20,000 Clergy Staff (1.5 FTE) 178,800 Millennium Development Goals** 18,000

Campus Ministry 167,000 Lay Staff (8 FTE) 526,800 Province VIII Assessment 0

Cathedral Support 105,000 Travel 50,000 General Convention/Province Synod 15,000

Chapel Rock Support 70,000 Lambeth Reserve Fund 0

Multi -Cultural Development Program 15,000 Diocesan House 257,639Anti-Racism 1,000 Printing/postage/supplies 35,339

Hispanic Ministries 116,000 Communications/Marketing/Program 40,000 Expenditures 571,600Border Missioner/Bisbee/Douglas 66,700 Equipment leases 20,200

Gila Bend 10,000 Equipment Repair 13,500

Holbrook 12,900 Equipment replacement/purchase 13,600

Kingman 10,950 Utilities & Telephone 32,000 Total Expenditures 2,885,689Safford/Morenci Missioner 62,700 Building Maint/Repair 20,000

Tucson, St Andrew's 43,700 Janitorial Service 9,300

Williams 13,300 Taxes, legal etc 10,000

Winslow 3,900 Insurance 41,200

St. Paul's, Payson 0 Audit 17,500

Prince of Peace Mission* 93,500 Hospitality 5,000 IncomeSt Paul's Sudanese Mission* 74,500 Congregational Mission Shares (16.9%) 2,597,689

Church of the Nativity Mission* 0 Bishop's House 15,000 Endowment Income 85,000

New Growth Initiative Grants* 15,000 Alleluia Fund 183,000

Stewardship Training 6,000 Diocesan Convention 17,500 Seminarian Asst Fund 20,000

Congregational Development 6,000 Convention 14,000

Program Groups 30,000 Council 2,000 Total Income 2,885,689Standing Committee 1,500

Commission Support 8,000 *Funded from Alleluia Fund

Episcopal Relief & Development 1,000 **.7% of total Income from 2007

Ecumenical Work 5,000

Altar Guild 2,000 Expenditures 1,219,939

Clergy Ministry 123,000Arizona Deacon Formation 7,000

Continuing Education Grants 500

Clergy Sabbatical Asst 500

Clergy Wellness 3,000

Commission on Ministry 6,000

Deacons Retreat 3,000

Deployment 5,000

Placement Project 30,000

Priests Retreat 6,000

Retired Clergy 2,000

Seminarian Assistance 60,000

Expenditures 1,094,150

2010 Approved Financial Statement of Mission

10/23/2012

Annual Reports

to

2010 Diocesan Convention

ANNUAL REPORTS TO CONVENTION 2010 Adult Education Program Group – John Hurlburt Anti-Racism Committee – Judith Conley Architectural Committee –Inactive – no report Archivist/Historiographer – Sharon Graves Border, Immigration & Migration Program Group – Seth Polley – No report Canons Committee – Richard Morrison Chapel Rock Board – Dave White Chaplain to Retired Clergy – David Pettengill Children’s Ministry Program Group – Nancy Shumaker Commission on Ministry – Betsy Zakowski Communications Program Group – Greta Huls Deacon’s Council – Veronica Ritson Diocesan Altar Guild – Constance Castillo Diocesan Council – Jan Feltz Diocesan Cursillo – Christina Waters 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 – Carmen Guerrero Finance /Investment Committee – Vicki Hohnbaum Hispanic/Latino Ministry Program Group – Enrique Cadena 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 Nature & Spirituality Program Group – Dave White – No report Necrology – David Pettengill Northern Mission Group – Inactive – no report Prison Ministry Program Group – Fritz Huls – No report Small Church Ministry – Eugenia Durham Southern Mission Group – Inactive – no report St. Andrew’s Children’s Clinic – Laura Ramero St. Luke’s Home – Larry E. Rush Standing Committee – Judith Conley Treasurer – Jack Colaric West Central Mission Group – Inactive – no report World Mission/Companion Diocese Program Group – Chuck Milhoan Youth & Young Adults Program Group – Matthew Marino

Diocesan Anti Racism Committee  

2010 

The Committee met 6 times and it will have one more meeting in November. 

We held two conferences; one in the spring in Phoenix and one this past September in Tucson.  The first Conference was done in conjunction with Province VIII’s Peace and Justice Unit.  We were able to share resources for the cost.  Several participants from the Province attendees included people from the Dioceses of Oregon, Olympia, Nevada, Los Angeles, California and the Area Mission of Navajoland.  We also had many people from other denominations attend as well. 

The later Conference did not have as many in attendance; but provided for those in the Diaconate program to meet their requirements. 

We have many obstacles that get in the path of our momentum to eradicate racism.  Understanding the seriousness of racism in Arizona and the need to address the problem is sorely lacking, Episcopalians not willing to serve on the Committee, and an inadequate budget have caused the slow pace in achieving our mission. 

Archivist/Historiographer Report to Convention 2010

Due to the theme of our convention this year “Back to the Future”, The Rev Canon Ray Dugan has been researching the past 50 or more years of the history of our diocese. We do have a lot of information on file here at the Diocesan Office including old letters, clergy files, photos and video tapes. We have Diocesan Journals back to the 1800’s. It is amazing how much of the history of the Church affects the history of Arizona. I really appreciate the work Canon Dugan has done for this venture as my time is limited by my other duties and I am glad that we have someone like him to take on such a daunting task. I would also like to extend a special “Thank You” to Deborah Crall, editor of The Historiographer Magazine. Debbie’s office is located at Trinity Cathedral in Phoenix and I know she has also worked diligently on this project. There are many documents, etc. on file at the ASU Archives in Phoenix and at Iron Mountain. There is just no room for it all at our location and he has been mulling over those, too. I think his presentation will be very enlightening and fun for all at convention this year. As usual there is always someone needing information regarding confirmations or other items in our congregation records. I am happy to help in any way I can to honor requests for historical data. Sharon K. Graves Administrative Assistant Diocesan Archivist/Historiographer

2010 Canons Committee Report

The Canons Committee had an active year, prompted chiefly by revisions to Title IV in the Canons of The Episcopal Church (general church), and the finance-related proposal to change the method for assessing congregations within the Diocese of Arizona. The Canons Committee has advanced a proposed a change to diocesan Canon 28, intending to conform the diocesan canons to Title IV of the general church. Most readers will have had some prior notice of activity in this context pursuant to the following notice, which appeared for several weeks over the summer of 2010 in various communications organs of the church:

With the enactment of revised Title IV to the Canons of The Episcopal Church, the Diocese is required to establish a Disciplinary Board of not fewer than seven members. Members can be clergy or laity. The majority (by one) of the members must be Priests or Deacons.

Other required, conforming revisions to diocesan Canon 28 are contained within

the committee’s proposal to convention. (The canons of the diocese must be consistent with the canons of the general church. Where they are in conflict, the canons of the general church must be followed. Therefore, for clarity and uniformity, it is highly desirable to conform Canon 28.)

The Canons Committee also plans proposed revisions to Canons 6, 7, 8, 17, 21,

and 30, for reasons described both in the pre-Convention notice to delegates and in the planned presentation to the Convention. Of these changes, the revisions to Canon 6 are likely to be of the greatest interest, as the diocese considers the possibility of collecting Mission Share (the successor term to assessments) in relation to more current (“real-time”) collection data.

Many thanks to Diocesan Chancellor Clarke Greger, Canon Cathy Black, Canon

Vicki Hohnbaum, Karen Knisely, Jim Morrow, Jan Feltz, and Judith Conley for their assistance in formulating recommendations for the Convention this year.

Richard N. Morrison, Chair

Chapel Rock Annual Report Diocesan Convention October 15-16, 2010 As Chapel Rock prepares to mark 80 years of ministry in 2011, we look back with pride at the accomplishments of the past year that have moved this ministry forward: ACA Accreditation: In late 2009, we officially received accreditation by the American Camp Association. This honor recognizes that Chapel Rock meets or exceeds nearly 200 standards set by the nation’s foremost camping organization. This accreditation applies to both our summer program and our year round conference center services, and assures parents, campers, and other participants of a quality experience. Summer Camp: Over 400 kids from around the Diocese spent a part of their summer drawing closer to God and one another in our summer programs: ABC, Mini Camp, Safari to Pride Land, Chapel Rocks!, Creative License, and W.I.L.D. Children’s Education and Youth Directors from a variety of parishes spent the spring helping plan the programs, then spent a week or more at Chapel Rock helping implement them. One camper called the experience “eptastic!” Camp 60’s More or Less had one of its most successful events ever in August. New Diocesan Retreats: Working with the staff at Diocesan House, new retreats were held this year for Vestry members, lay staff, new priests in the Diocese, parish youth directors, and parish Christian educators. Credo: This spring, Chapel Rock joined a select group of conference centers from around the country as a Credo site. Credo is a national Episcopal program that sponsors 8-day retreats for clergy and lay leaders. In these retreats, participants develop Credo plans to develop healthier spiritual, vocational, physical, and financial lives. Credo has very high standards for the centers they work with, and we are honored to join them in this ministry. Aspen Creek Outdoor School: Chapel Rock now offers an environmental and outdoor education program to schools through our new Aspen Creek Outdoor School. Over 550 students spent three days at Chapel Rock, learning about

• the ecological processes that support life • working together to solve problems and make better decisions • the plants and animals of the Central Highlands and Sonoran Desert • great ways to spend time having fun in the out-of-doors.

We hope that Chapel Rock will grow even more in service to the parishes and ministries of the Diocese in 2011, and that you will have a chance to join us for a camp, retreat, conference, or event in the coming year.

CHAPLAIN TO THE RETIRED CLERGY AND SPOUSES REPORT TO THE 2010  DIOCESAN CONVENTION  In April 1995 it was reported that the Very Rev. Richard M. George was appointed by the then bishop of Arizona, the Rt. Rev. Robert Shahan, to be the first Chaplain to the retired clergy and their spouses or widows/widowers living within the diocese and the  canonically resident living outside of the diocese of Arizona. Fr. George accomplished  his goals of having contact twice a year by having wedding and birth anniversary cards sent to his constituents and by setting up two coffees and two luncheons. The coffees and luncheons were arranged in Tucson and Phoenix. During these occasions the  Bishop would meet with them and bring them up‐to‐date with the recent happenings in the Diocese and Episcopal Church in general. These endeavors had as their goal the inclusion of the retired in the life of the Church and gave them personal contact with our bishop. Dean George was also able to distribute the work of this ministry by  having the Rev. Dr. Joseph King, deacon, to take care of schedules and contacts in the  southern part of the diocese.  After 15 years of faithful ministry to the retired, Chaplain George died, leaving many  friends and family behind as he continues his faithful journey with the God he has  loved and served these many years.  The Rt. Rev. Kirk S. Smith, present bishop of the diocese of Arizona, has appointed the Rev. Canon David E. Pettengill to be the Chaplain to carry on the wonderful  tradition and ministry fulfilled so well by Fr. George.  Respectfully submitted 

 The Rev. Canon David E. Pettengill‐ Chaplain to the retired clergy and spouses 

CHILDREN’S MINISTRIES DIOCESAN REPORT - October 15, 2010 What makes a Children’s Ministries program successful are the persons who do the preparation, organization, training and teaching and meaningful, sincere and purposeful clergy and vestry support. 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/Consultations/Workshops and Visitations St. Philips, Tucson, St. Jude’s, Phoenix, Church of the Apostles, Ora Valley, Christ the King, Tucson, St. Andrews, Sedona, Grace St. Paul’s, Tucson, St. James, Tempe, San Pablo, Phoenix, St. Alban’s, Tucson, St. Luke’s on the Mountain, Phoenix, St. Paul’s Sudanese Congregation, Phoenix, St. John’s, Eucharist on the Rim, Williams, Church of the Transfiguration, Mesa, St. Peter’s, Litchfield, Church of our Savior, Lakeside, St. Christopher’s, Sun City, St. Mark’s Mesa, St. Thomas, Clarkdale, St. Peter’s Casa Grande, St. Andrew’s, Tucson Activities and programs in 2010

Periodic Central, Northern and Southern area meetings were held for Directors of Children’s Ministries (DCM) and teachers to introduce persons who are in the same regional areas to develop networking resources and to build working relationships between parishes, continuing education training and resource distribution.

Developed, designed, wrote, trained and directed “We Are God’s Circle of Life” based on the theme of remembering who we are and whose we are through Jesus’ parables and emphasizing the importance of prayer at the three children’s summer camp sessions at Chapel Rock. Persons who contributed to the organization, development, and execution of this year’s program were Mary Eileen Middleton and Mary Vehr Mumaw, St. Barnabas on the Desert, Scottsdale, Debbie Quick, Church of the Epiphany, Tempe, Bee Sena, St. Luke’s, Prescott, Kimberly Pohs, Church of the Epiphany, Flagstaff, Ann Johnson, St. John’s, Williams, Julie O’Brien, Church of the Holy Spirit, Phoenix, Megan Castellan, Chaplain, NAU

2009 CONVENTION - Children’s Program - Theme – “SPLASH – And God Created Water” All members of DCMPG participated in staffing and creation of the program.

Bible Pray-ers Spiritual Retreat for all DCM’s, and Sunday School Teachers was held on April 9-11, 2009. The Rev. Dr. Charles W. Brockwell, Professor of Church History, University of Louisville, and retired Methodist minister from Louisville, KY was the Keynote. The Rev. Ericka Shivers von Haaren, St. Barnabas on the Desert was the chaplain and celebrant and Chad Sundin, St. Augustine’s, Tempe was the musician.

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, Katherine Douglas, St. Peter’s Litchfield Park; Beth Hammond, St. Anthony on the Desert, Scottsdale; Mary Eileen Middleton, St. Barnabas on the Desert, Scottsdale; Mary Vehr Mumaw, 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, Carol Walker, Resource Consultant, Trinity Cathedral. The Rev. Erika Shivers -von Haaren of St. Barnabas on the Desert, Scottsdale serves as chaplain and spiritual support to the DCMPG. Nancy Shumaker, Canon for Children’s Ministries, served as a member of the preparation and visioning committee for the Lifelong Christian Formation Charter which was passed at the last General Convention. The charter is to be presented for adoption at the 2010 Diocesan Convention. Throughout this year Canon Shumaker has presented several workshops, training sessions and support visitations both in person and electronic communications for DCM’s. Please keep the children of our parishes in your daily prayers, warmly and sincerely welcome them in your parish. Always 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.” The church of today is in our midst and need us to support them and their parents in their lifelong Christian formation. Respectfully submitted, Nancy Shumaker, Canon for Children’s Ministries

Report of the Commission on Ministry To the 2010 Diocesan Convention of the Episcopal Diocese of Arizona

The Commission on Ministry (COM) is composed of Priests, Deacons, and Lay Persons appointed by Bishop Kirk Smith. As defined by church law (Title III, Canons 2-3), the work of the COM is to assist and advise the Bishop and the discernment community with particular regard to: • To recognize and facilitate ‘present and future opportunities and needs for the ministry of all

baptized persons…” • To design and oversee “the ongoing process for recruitment, discernment, formation for ministry,

and assessment of readiness” for ministry. • To assist those “engaged in a process of ministry discernment to determine appropriate avenues for

the expression and support of their ministries, either lay or ordained. “ Under the leadership of COM Chairperson Gordon McBride, the COM was privileged to serve women and men from all over Arizona who are exploring a possible call to ordination and those who are in a process of formation for ordination. Notable milestones among those served by the COM: • Bishop Smith ordained Rev. James Brisson, Rev. J. Peter Fabre, Rev. Angela Guida, and Rev.

Deborah Noonan to the Priesthood. • Bishop Smith ordained Jim Fitzsimmons, John Kapp, Nancy Meister, Jon Skaug, Sally Stevens

Taylor and Anne Strong to the Vocational Diaconate. • Deacon Postulants Ruth Hooper, Leah Sandwell-Weiss, and Rebecca Williamson were advanced to

Candidacy. • Robert Berra Emilie Finn, and Lisa Fry were named Postulants for the Priesthood. • James Bade, Paul Bishop, John Christopher, Scott Deasy, Sarah Getts, Robin Hollis, Brigid

Wasczak, Vivian Winter Chaser, and Caroline Wolfe were named Postulants for the Vocational Diaconate.

Bishop Smith and The Rev. Dr. Gil; Stafford led the COM in a visioning process which explored team building for the purpose of carrying out the mission of the Diocese. Ms. Kim Sterling-Heflin and Dr. Linda Williams revised the COM Guidebooks, based on the results of this visioning. During the first quarter of 2010 CM members were sent out in teams of 2 to visit one third of the congregations in the Diocese. These visits will continue with each Congregation being visited once in every three years. The Holy Orders Day of Information was held in May 2010 by Bishop Smith and the COM for those exploring a call to Holy Orders (Aspirants) and their spouses/partners. In September 2010 a second gathering was held for Aspirants and representatives of their Parish Discernment Committees. Aspirants got better acquainted with the Bishop and COM members in small group discussions while training was offered for Discernment Committee members. On July 10, 2010, COM Chairperson Rev. Canon Gordon McBride PhD., died after a brief illness. May we honor Gordon’s memory by continuing his work of loving service to those in vocational discernment and formation. Faithfully Submitted, Elizabeth Baker Zakowski Secretary, Commission on Ministry

Communications Program Group 2010 Annual Report

Communications is a busy area for our geographically dispersed Diocese. We have now published three issues of Arizona Episcopalian, the diocesan quarterly magazine that wraps around Episcopal News Quarterly, the national magazine. Great effort has been made to make it cost effective and reader friendly as well as more visually appealing. Feedback has been overwhelmingly positive for the new magazine. 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. Churches that have their website through the Diocese now find their stories and events part of an automatic feed on the Diocesan homepage. National stories also appear on the Diocesan homepage. Bishop Smith’s E-pistle continues to be sent out weekly and has 1775 total subscribers as of October 2010. 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 2009 Episcopal Community Services Annual Appeal and the 2010 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 News Monthly via the Episcopal Communicators March conference and its list-serve. Respectfully submitted, Greta Huls Canon for Communications The Episcopal Diocese of Arizona

DEACONS’ COUNCIL Annual Report 2010

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 2009, the council has met two (2) times, primarily to:

Monitor the formation progression of Deacons-in-Formation:

Six were ordained in January 2010. Three were named as Postulants in February 2009; then named as Candidates

(Jr.) in August 2009. These Candidates are being prepared for, “God Willing” ordination in January 2011

Nine (9) were named Postulants in March or April 2010. Only seven (7) will be part of the “Class of 2012” because one died (summer of 2010), and one resigned from formation due to family health issues.

Accept the appointment of Deacon Kimball Arnold by Bishop Smith to replace

Deacon Steve Paterson who is doing a two-year assignment in Oaxaca Mexico.

Council members in actions:

Martha Seaman: Revising the Postulancy formation program Bill Rhodes+: Teaching Church Theology and Ethics in the Candidacy formation

program Cathy Stafford: Assisting with post-ordination formation segment

Monitor of ongoing Deacon transitions throughout the diocese

Conduct the Post-Ordination session for the “Class of 2010.”

Revise the formation time-line to accommodate the Commission On Ministry’s calendar change of the application process. This also included adding, expanding and rearranging some of the subjects (i.e. scripture, mini-CPE, etc.)

Report submitted by:

Archdeacon & Director of the Deacon Formation Academy The council’s membership includes:

Kirk Smith, Bishop ● Veronica Ritson, Archdeacon ● Tom Lindell, Deacon – Southern Region Martha Seaman, Deacon – Central Region ● Kimball Arnold, Deacon – Outlaying Region

William Rhodes, Priest Representative ● Cathy Stafford, Lay Representative

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 from the Bishopʼs Closet during 2010, and I am most thankful for the donations from parishes throughout the Diocese whose generosity is a blessing to those with needs. 2010 also saw the beginnings of a program to stock the Closet with small altar linens, and I appreciate the parishes and individuals who have contributed to the program with donations of time, materials and treasure.

The annual area meetings, held in conjunction with ECW and DOK, took place at St. Andrewʼs, Sedona (North), St. John the Baptist, Glendale (Central), and St. Stephenʼs, Sierra Vista (South) and were well-attended.

I regularly attend Diocesan ECW Board meetings, held five times each year and also attended the yearly meeting of the National Altar Guild Association Board on which I am serving a three year term as Secretary which was held at the Convent of St. John the Baptist, Mendham, NJ. Also in 2010, the Province VIII Womenʼs Ministry meeting was held at Trinity Cathedral October 1-2 and included a break-out session for altar guild members throughout the Province. Other activities included maintaining a Diocesan Altar Guild table in the Exhibition Hall at Diocesan Convention; publishing a Diocese of Arizona altar guild newsletter with three issues between September and May; and keeping an inventory of items in the Bishopʼs Closet, sent to all parishes on a regular basis.

Nancy Bollard of St. Paulʼs, Payson, is now making stoles for all Deacons ordained in the Diocese. She replaces Dolly Forbes, Trinity Cathedral, who performed this ministry for six years. The stoles are a gift to new Deacons from the Dioceseʼs altar guilds, and we are thankful for Dollyʼs service and for Nancyʼs willingness to assume this responsibility.

It continues to be a privilege to work with Bishop Smith and the Diocesan House staff as well as the clergy and altar guilds in the Diocese of Arizona. The Bishop deserves a special “thank you” for writing an article for the 2010 Summer issue of the “Epistle,” the National Altar Guild Associationʼs quarterly newsletter. His column appeared in “The Bishopʼs Chair” section of the newsletter which is mailed to NAGA members throughout the country.

Respectfully submitted,

Constance B. Castillo, Diocesan Directress

Diocesan Council Annual Report 2009-2010

December 11, 2009 Council discussed the recent Diocesan Convention, and discussed the importance of educating the Diocese about how the mission share system works and where funds are spent. Diocesan staff will be going to parishes instead of parishes being required to come to the staff. A more compassionate response to parishes in financial difficulty will be communicated. Council voted to recognize St. Jude’s as a mission of the Diocese. . January 22, 2010 Discussion took place regarding stewardship and leadership as it applies to deployment of new clergy in the Diocese and ongoing financial concerns. Bishop Smith will participate in an interfaith gathering to focus on humane immigration policies. A special meeting was planned with the Finance Committee to discuss arrearages and the Mission Share policy. February 26, 2010 Council met jointly with the Finance Committee to discuss possible changes in the way in which parishes’ mission share assessments are calculated. The Diocesan Investment Guidelines and Objective Statement was presented. Bishop Smith announced that the House of Bishops will meet in Phoenix in mid-September and visiting Bishops will be encouraged to preach at local parishes. May 7, 2010 Council discussed the controversy regarding the recent passage of SB 1070. An update regarding the potential sale of property owned by the Diocese in Chandler was received. It was announced that The Rev. Richard George passed away on May 5. Summer plans at Chapel Rock look positive.

September 10, 2010 Council discussed the upcoming House of Bishops meeting in Phoenix and the Diocesan Convention, which will be October 15-16. Bishop Smith announced a grant from the Neely Foundation for youth ministry development. Four new initiative grants were approved.

ARIZONA EPISCOPAL CURSILLO 

Cursillo is back in Arizona!  After several years of prayer and discernment, along with leadership by a governing board, we formed a Secretariat in the fall of 2008, which is currently lay‐led by Carol Williams.  Since Cursillo's revival in Arizona, we have held 3 sets of weekends ‐ our most recent set of weekends were held in March (Men's #105 ‐ March 4‐7, 2010 and Women's #106 ‐ March 11‐14, 2010) and fall weekends are being held October 21‐24, 2010 (Men’s #107) and October 28‐31, 2010 (Women’s #108) at St. Stephen’s Church and Retreat Center in Phoenix.We are also excited to announce that we will be holding a co‐ed weekend at Chapel Rock in 2011, March 10‐13!  Ultreyas have been regularly held throughout the diocese, with people from Central, Northern, and Southern Arizona regularly participating!   

The Arizona Cursillo community will be hosting the National Episcopal Cursillo's yearly conference October 27‐30, 2011. This is a great opportunity for community, fellowship, and learning with fellow Cursillistas from all over the country! If you are interested in helping, Brian and Cindy Belanger are leading the host committee.  

If you would like to know more about Cursillo, or be added to our email list, please contact us at azcursillo@yahoo.com or view us on our website at http://cursillo.azdiocese.org/ .  Carol Williams can be reached at carol.williams@mindspring.com . Brian and Cindy Belanger can be reached at belangerbc@cox.net . 

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PROGRAM GROUP ON DISABILITY CONCERNS Annual Report 2010

In its third year of operation, the Program Group on Disability Concerns of the Episcopal Diocese of Arizona has a steering committee of eleven members. Six members have a disability themselves. Several members have a person in their family who has a disability. Some have worked professionally with persons with disabilities. Eight members are lay persons; three are ordained. The group continues to be guided by the vision statement 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:

• Responding individually or with a team to requests from congregations for help on such matters as assistive listening devices (e.g., audio loops, infra-red systems) and starting a parish disability concerns group.

• Developing and conducting disability awareness sessions at various Episcopal churches in southern Arizona. • Adding materials to the diocesan office mini-library on accessibility and other disability concerns. • Staffing an exhibit table at diocesan convention with disability-related materials. • Updating each member’s “Response Kit” developed last year for replying to information inquiries from

congregations. • Maintaining contact with our informal partners [.g., Pam Baldwin of Joni and Friends, staff responsible for

disability concerns in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Phoenix, and Nick Martrain of the Foundation for Senior Living (Leader, Senior Care Resources for Faith Communities.)]

• Sharing information about our program group with the Diocese of North Carolina, in response to a request from a disability leader in that diocese. Providing encouragement and advice as needed about how to form their own diocesan disability concerns group. After the official formation in March 2010 of such a group (“Accessibility Committee”), continuing to respond to requests from them with information, advice and materials.

• Initiating a deaf ministry program at St. Phillips in the Hills. • Establishing a disability concerns group at All Saints of the Desert, Sun City. • Volunteering at the 2010 Convention of the American Council of the Blind. • Setting a date, November 12, 2011, for the “Day of Empowerment” -- an all day leadership training event

open to any/all churches in our diocese -- for achieving accessibility and full participation of persons with disabilities in their churches. Holding extensive planning sessions with program group members and additional colleagues.

• Establishing an Accessibility Mini-Grant Program, developing and sending each church an “invitation and application,” publicizing the program, reviewing applications, selecting two churches to receive an accessibility mini-grant, and announcing and making the awards at diocesan convention.

Respectfully submitted Charlotte Hawkins 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. One of the most successful ecumenical opportunities this past year was the conference held at the United Methodist Church of the Good Shepherd in Kearney, Arizona, itself an ecumenical parish with pastoral oversight by Carol Hosler, an Episcopal priest. The conference was held pn September 24-25 and allowed judicatories from various mainline denominations as well as small working groups to meet, exchange ideas, and engage one another around our common concerns. The keynote presenter was the Rev. Bob Honeychurch, Missioner for Congregational Vitality for the Episcopal Church. Seeking New Shores was an important step forward in mutual ministry for small congregations in the mainstream tradition. When possible, our diocese is represented at the Week of Prayer for Christan Unity / National Workshop for Christian Unity, which moves to a new location each year.

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

Education for Ministry There were 26 EfM groups with a total of 235 students meeting in various parishes in Arizona for the academic year 2009-2010. These groups were mentored by 32 Sewanee certified mentors. The following 38 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 M. Abraham Patricia W. Dunham Alan K. McKeeman Vernon L. Springer James Robert Bade Lorraine Ann Erickson Debora B. Myrick Kathleen O. Tett Lorna Jean Bennett Rae Ann Godfrey David A. Neal Roberta Mae Tucker Marlin L. Bolar Carol L. Harrison Roger Wayne Pierce Cora E. Vere Sally Ann Bolar Anne Raymond Jacoby Wanda Sue Pierce Carol Dianne Willians-Hickey Jonathan Robert Bost Amanda Lee Johnson Margaret Neuert Powell Carol Ann Wills Helen S. Brotemarkle Mary F. Kim Michael Dean Powell Eleanor Howland Cox William L. Krauss Janel M. Rasmussen Joyce Ann Deihl Anthony Robert Kulina Patricia M. Roach William D. Deihl Daniel J. Martineau Charles Martin Spining In April, 2010 Basic/ In-Service mentor training was provided for 8 mentors and Formation training for 9 Mentors at Christ the King in Tucson. In August, 2010 Basic/ In-Service mentor training was provided for 8 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

Report for Diocesan Convention

2010 Episcopal Community Services is celebrating 35 years of service to congregations, agencies, and individuals throughout the Episcopal Diocese of Arizona. In the past three (3) years ECS has provided more than $99,800 in grants to congregations and agencies in the Diocese. In February of this year, the ECS Board of Directors entered into a process of re-visioning, establishing goals and objectives for the next 3-5 years, and developing a specific action plan to increase the awareness of Outreach Ministry and Services throughout the Diocese. Board members researched the history of Episcopal Community Services and its many accomplishments since its founding by Bishop George Selway in 1975. As we gathered stories and pictures from around the Diocese, we found that most communities and congregations in the Diocese have benefitted from the services of ECS at some time in their history. The Cathedral Health Services, Benson Food Bank, St Andrew’s Clinic in Nogales, St Andrew’s Food for Life Program in Tucson, Samaritan Ministries in Green Valley, St Paul’s Sudanese Mission in Phoenix, St Andrew’s Parish Nurse Program in Sedona, The Reading readiness Program at All Saint’s Safford, St Paul’s Church in Tombstone, and The Shoe Box Ministry at Grace Church Tucson, are just a few of the many recipients of grant money and assistance provided by Episcopal Community Services. (http://www.azdiocese.org/peace-justice/ecs.html ) The records of Episcopal Community Services in Arizona indicate that since 1975 ECS has provided in excess of $2.4 million dollars in grants and assistance to congregations and agencies serving poor and disenfranchised persons in Arizona. We all need to be proud of that record and the work that all our congregations have made to reach out and serve “the least of these who are members of my family.” (Matt: 25) The Board of Directors has embarked on a journey to raise awareness and additional funding to increase the current ECS Endowment, thereby allowing us to increase the size and number of grants and services to congregations and communities. The annual Advent Appeal has been a primary source of funding for ECS, and we are confident that your gifts in the future will help us reach our goals. The Rev. Canon Carmen B. Guerrero Executive Director

Finance Committee Report to

The 50th Convention of The Episcopal Diocese of Arizona The Finance Committee met 7 times since the last convention: December 8, 2009, January 12, 2010, February 23, 2010, March 16, 2010, May 6, 2010, June 22, 2010 and September 7, 2010.

Members of the Finance Committee are: Mrs. Deanna Chew (Insurance)(Church of the Nativity); 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); Mr. Dan Packard (All Saints’ Phoenix);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:

• Approved St Rafael spending $2,500 to $4,000 of its money for planning and engineering services for a new building

• Letters were sent to all congregations who had prior year Mission Share (Assessment) arrearages • Engaged Paul Severs, CPA to audit the 2009 records of The Diocese, Trinity Cathedral and Chapel

Rock. • St Stephen’s, Douglas was given permission to use $10,000 to pay for an in depth study of building

repairs • Approved a Fund B loan up to $20,000 for St Andrew’s, Nogales

The Finance Committee made the following recommendations to Council:

• Mission Share adjustments: Christ Church of the Ascension, Paradise Valley, Church of the Nativity, Phoenix, St. Anthony’s, Scottsdale and St. Philip’s, Tucson

• Approved a new loan for Church of the Apostles, Oro Valley • A policy for Mission Share for a newly established missions • Accepted a restricted gift of $3 million dollars to be used to start an emergent church project in

Gilbert, AZ • A proposed Financial Statement of Mission (budget) for 2011. • An Investment Guidelines and Objective Statement for diocesan investments • New Growth Initiatives for $1,000 each to Good Shepherd, Cave Creek; St Michael’s, Coolidge; St

Andrew’s, Tucson; and St Michaels and All Angels, Tucson.

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 Investment Committee is working on a sample Endowment Policy for the use of individual congregations which should be available by the first of the year. The members of the Investment Committee are: 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); 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.

Hispanic/Latino Ministry in the Diocese of Arizona Program Group 2010

The purpose of our group is to coordinate and support the Hispanic/Latino ministry in the churches of the Diocese. For this year, our primary goal was “Formation”. To accomplish these we set two actions: a) To initiate an Institute of formation of leaders and b) To bring The Cursillo Retreat for all the people in the pews. The Institute of Leaders: We have built a three year theological curriculum. Three curses will be thought each year with the expectation that we are rising the formation of our leaders to qualified as catechist, pre-sacramental teachers and preachers. And even to have candidates for sacred orders. Every course meets for six weeks. The clergy serving in the program group have divided the courses to teach and we are building a library of adequate materials for each course. 21 students responded to the call. This year we offered Introduction to the OT; Rev. Enrique Cadena Introduction to the NT; Rev Carmen Guerrero Christology and Paul; Rev. Enrique Cadena The Cursillo Retreat: We entered in conversations with the Cursillo movement secretariat in Arizona to bring the Cursillo in Spanish. The first Cursillo we would have to bring the team from outside (California and Texas). We had the dates, contacted the teams and even worked with two Lutheran Congregations that were also interested in participating in the project. Due to the reality of the immigration situation in Arizona we were forced to cancel the Cursillo and wait till next year to implement this action. The teams who were coming from Los Angeles and West Texas decided to wait for a better time to provide this retreat

For the first time in four years the program group decided also to cancel the Family Camp at Chapel Rock which usually involves about one hundred participants. People were afraid to travel on the highways of Arizona after the law entered into effect We therefore, had a Family Day Camp at San Pablo on August 14, 2010 The program group has as on going goal to coordinate and support the ministry work in all churches that have Hispanic/Latino ministry and this year we welcomed Rev. Peter Fabre who is starting a Hispanic congregation at St. Christopher’ Sun City. And Rev Walter Krobel (Old Catholic Church) who is collaborating with St. Mark’s in Mesa to start a Latino Congregation. These joined our regular group of San Pablo; Trinity Cathedral; St. Andrew’s Glendale; Epiphany Tempe, St Luke’s on the Mountain and St Andrew’s Tucson. Rev. Enrique Cadena

Jubilee Ministries 

2009‐2010 

Jubilee Ministry engages congregations in the important work of empowering people to change their lives in the fight against poverty and inequity. 

Jubilee Ministry in the Diocese of Arizona received a grant of $1,000 for seed money for ministries.  This, in turn, was matched by an equal grant from Episcopal Community Services. Consistent with Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori focus on domestic poverty, including rural areas, two grants were made.  Both were to ministries who submitted competitive proposals for national Jubilee for funds to expand their ministry.  Although neither proposal was funded, these grants meet some of their needs.  One was to All Saints’ Safford for the Graham County Food Bank; the other to the Hoshoni Center, a Jubilee Project of St. Paul’s Holbrook. 

Other Jubilee Ministries in Arizona are Bridging Arizona Furniture Bank, Mesa; Cathedral Health Services, Trinity, Phoenix; Empowerment Through Education Program for Sudanese, diocese; Food for Life, St. Andrews’, Tucson; Good Shepherd of the Hills, Cave Creek; Interfaith Cooperative Ministries, All Saint’s and Trinity Cathedral, Phoenix; Justa Center, diocese; Naco Wellness Center, St. John’s, Bisbee and other parishes; St. Andrew’s Children’s Clinic, St. Andrew’s, Nogales; St. Andrew’s, Sedona; and St. Phillips in the Hills, Tucson. 

Parishes whose ministries include outreach to the poor, the naked, the orphan, the hungry, are encouraged to seek designation and affirmation as a Jubilee Ministry.  In the current economy, grants are more limited but being a Jubilee Center brings not only greater visibility, but also intermittent grants.  For more information go to episcopalchurch.org, click on advocacy, again on Jubilee Network.  Once your application is completed and signed, mail to Evie Smith, 1924 East Rose Lane, Phoenix, AZ 85016.  Phone me at 602‐274‐6350 to walk you through the process or email at EMSmi@aol.com. 

Respectfully submitted, 

 

Evie Smith  Jubilee Officer EMSmi@aol.com 1924 East Rose Lane Phoenix, AZ 85016   

 

 

Liturgy & Music Program Group Report to Convention 2010 The Liturgy and Music Program Group did not meet formally this past year, as no issues in this area came to our attention. Some research has gone into the possibility of working with ethnic music sources, but there is nothing to report at this time. Should any parish have issues or questions regarding liturgy or music, please feel free to contact me. Blessings, Fr. William K. Young Convener, Liturgy and Music

Subject: Annual Report for Military/Veterans Issues Group

Ever since Governor Napolitano created the Veterans Inter-Faith Round Table the

Diocese has been involved with Fr. Victor Sarrazin and Ronald McCreery appointed by

the Bishop as co-chairs. Both were present at the last Round Table in December of 2008

at the Capitol. A loose organization addressing the gaps through which veterans can fall

had already been started by Bob Strain, the Mayor of Sierra Vista, with religious, service

and veterans organizations being asked to join. This group has become known as the

Southeastern Arizona Volunteers Embracing Veterans (SAVEVETS).

It has produced a booklet listing 41+ areas of concern and which agencies can cover

them. This is for Southeastern Arizona but could be emulated in other areas of the state.

What is being learned is that there is a wide number of helping/assisting organizations

which may, or may not, know what other organizations offer. We are told that there are

an increasing number of treatments for traumatic brain injury (TBI) and post traumatic

stress disorder (PTSD). There may even be DVDs available on these subjects in the near

future. We will ensure that the clergy of the diocese knows when available. The latest

information is that for those who experience multiple deployments there is a 90%

probability of some type of disorder.

Soldiers Angels <www.soldiersangels.org> is being looked at as a support program for

congregations. Congregations may also contact the Arizona Coalition for Military

Families at info@arizona coalition.org. For our “break out” at Convention, we hope to

have Chaplain (Lieutenant Colonel) the Reverend James Brisson from Fort Hood, Texas.

Bishop Smith ordained Fr. Brisson last December.

Fr. Sarrazin is now the moderator/facilitator for SAVEVETS since the Mayor stepped

down in January. Ron McCreery is a member.

Pray for the 625,000 military members and their families.

S/ Victor Sarrazin

S/ Ronald A. McCreery

Diocesan Millennium Development Goals Report to Convention 2010 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 MDG Committee comprised of lay and clergy from throughout the diocese, began meeting prior to the 2007 Arizona Diocesan Convention. The Committee proposed Resolution 2-2007, which encouraged all congregations to move toward designating 0.7% of their income to support the international outreach efforts of the MDGs. The MDG Committee has also accomplished the following: • Established an MDG website: www.azdiomdg.org • Reviewed MDG project requests and awarded 14,000 dollars in matching

funds for a total of $28,000 funded for projects in Bagdad, Iraq; Darfur; Honduras; Veracruz, Mexico; and Haiti.

• Two grant requests pending review for projects in Darfur and Mexico. The Committee offers continued support of the efforts by churches throughout the Diocese with their efforts to meet the goals and advocate for participation by all churches and individuals with the MDGs. Speakers available to preach or teach on the MDGs. The MDG Committee also continues to encourage individuals and churches to send their MDG “stories”, (send to the committee in care of myra@trinitycathedral.com) in order to celebrate the success stories and to learn through efforts that didn’t work as well as we would have liked. 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”.

Mission Shaped Church Program Ministry Group

Report to

Fiftieth Convention Diocese of Arizona

The Mission Shaped Church Program Ministry Group pursued two lines of ministry during this past year:

1. Vision Sessions. We presented two vision sessions over 2009-2010. One was presented at St. Anthony on the Dessert. The other was presented in St. Matthew’s, Tuscon. Vision Sessions are two-hour presentations outlining the foundational concepts of Mission Shaped church and inviting participants to attend the Mission Shaped Introduction sessions. In addition to the two parish oriented Vision Sessions we also presented an abbreviated vision session at the 2010 Presbyters’ Retreat 2. Mission Shaped Introduction. We led two Mission Shaped Introduction classes. One was for a six week period at St. Matthew’s, Tuscon. The other one was Friday evening- Saturday all day retreat style event. The purpose of the Mission Shaped Introduction is to present the reasons we must make some changes in missionary strategy on the parish level. The sessions explore the changes that have taken place in society and why the church must respond to them. Participants were encouraged to enroll in Mission Shaped Ministry course to be offered in the future. The purpose of this course is to equip people to start churches and ministries that will reach people no other existing church is reaching.

This work was displayed at our table at the 49th Diocesan Convention. Respectfully submitted, The Rev. John F. Maher, Jr.

Native American Ministry Program Group (NAMPG) 

Co‐Convenors:  Vivian Winter Chaser and The Rev. Dorothy Saucedo, Deacon 

Mission Statement: 

To enchance and honor harmony between Native Spirituality and Christianity by sharing our relationships with our Creator. 

Vision Statement: 

Our vision is to be included along with Bila’ashela’ii* in the Reign of God.  Loving God, our neighbors and being Good Stewarts of God’s creation.  (*Five Fingers – Dine’) 

 

  As you can see we have been very busy.  The NAMPG has designed their own logo, it’s been approved by our Bishop Kirk.  The mission and vision statements are in place.  A brochure is in the works of being released in time for the Diocesan Convention this year.  NAMPG team members will model T‐shirts with our logo and other items that we will eventually have available for sale through our website. 

Website?  Yes, we will have one very soon, with updates, upcoming events, announcements and general news to share with the wider community.  It will also be a place for individual Natives to share their stories of their culture and how Christianity has impacted their lives and their communities.  Native oral stories have been passed down through the ages, some historical events were lost but now many have written languages so that these can now be passed down to our younger generation.  So this website will be used as a learning tool as much as communication within the Diocese of Arizona and the world.  We invite you to share your stories. 

This convention the NAMPG will have a breakout work session titled “Native Spirituality within the Twenty First Century.”  We will share our history, how the Episcopal Church came and made its presence known on the reservations and where we are today.    

NAMPG has taken part in Winter Talk 25 where we learn about Asset Base Community Development (ABCD) and Oklahoma IV, where we spoke about Ordination processes and growing Native leadership.  Encouraged and supported by Bishop Kirk, we attended these conferences to learn, to share and to bring back to our communities where the Native people would like to see the Episcopal Church today and in the future.  Our voices are being heard, our challenges are being noted and changes are being made to empower the Native voice within the Episcopal Church.  Presiding Bishop Katharine spent 5 days with the Native people in Sewanee, TN for Oklahoma IV, she listened she heard and is beginning to work with us.   

Our Creator is One we are his children and He loves us all.  We need only to have faith in Him to walk the path of beauty as it surrounds us, His love, His hands will always guide us.  

Arizona Small/Tiny Church Network (Program Group)

We are not small....we are tiny....we have less than 50 average Sunday Attendance and weare scattered around the out skirts of the diocese in small and /or rural communities. We work as a network to support clergy and lay folk in their ministries and to share our joysand challenges. This happens when we see each other at diocesan events, when we call and talkto each other via phone or e:mail. The Arizona Small/Tiny Church blog has not been useful. Eugenia Durham, facilitator

FACT SHEET 2009 FOR THIRTY-SEVEN YEARS PROVIDING VOLUNTARY LOVING CARE, AND

IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF LIFE OF IMPOVERISHED MEXICAN CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES!

St. Andrew's Children's Clinic, a nondenominational, nonprofit voluntary-staffed organization provides medical, surgical and restorative care for impoverished Mexican children living along the Arizona-Mexico border. Since its advent thirty-five years ago, the Clinic sees more than two hundred children the first Thursday of each month, providing medical specialty care, as well as food, clothes and toys. Every October, in cooperation with Children's Surgery International, approximately forty children have cleft palate and cleft lip surgery in Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico. This mission has become a special project because it involves enthusiastic volunteers on both sides of the U.S. – Mexican border.94% of each dollar donated goes to medical care for the children!

Mexican infants and children:

2,387 Clinic visits by volunteer doctors

261 Office visits (USA and Mexico) 230 Medical diagnostic tests 42 Cleft Palate surgeries 37 Orthopedic surgeries

24 Eye surgeries

We were also able to provide prostheses, medication, orthotic footwear, hearing aids and pair of eyeglasses.

PO Box 67 Green * Valley, AZ 85622 * Phone: 520-648-3242 * Fax: 520-648-2334 E-mail: office@standrewsclinic.org * Website: www.standrewsclinic.org

2009 Annual Report

70%

15%

10% 5% ProgramServicesManagement

Fundraising

SpecialEvents

45%

20%

21%

4%

10% Rents andService FeesContributions

Special Events

Grants

Investment

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.

Based on 2009 audit information

78%

22%

Women

Men

2009 – A Year of Challenges and Accomplishments Frank Hamilton, President of the 2009-2010 Board of Trustees and Larry E. Rush, Executive Director

Given the economic climate, 2009 was a challenging year for St. Luke’s Home. With many non-profit organizations experiencing significant declines in contributions, St. Luke’s Home faced a serious challenge.

Knowing that our residents depend on us to provide them a safe and caring environment, all those responsible for fundraising worked extremely hard to meet the challenge. Through the efforts of the staff, the Board of Trustees, the Board of Visitors and our many friends, we ended the year with our most successful Annual campaign ever. The 90th Annual Baile de las Flores was another tremendous success. The Board of Visitors continues year after year to amaze all of us with their tireless efforts to create our most successful fundraising event. All of us at St. Luke’s are forever in their debt.

For the 14th year, Sensational Settings was again one of our premiere events both in terms of the number of people attending and the funds raised. This event takes a tremendous amount of effort to put on and improves every year. One of the major impacts of Sensational Settings is to increase awareness of St. Luke’s Home in the community.

A new committee of the Board of Trustees was created this year as an additional way to increase community awareness of St. Luke’s. The Outreach Committee has the very important task of spreading the word about St. Luke’s to individuals, corporations, foundations and any audience that can provide support to the Home in terms of time, talent and treasure.

In 2009, planning was begun for two new events to benefit St. Luke’s. The first is an annual golf tournament that will be held May 14, 2010. We have high hopes that this new event will not only raise significant new funds but again will raise the profile of St. Luke’s Home. In addition, 2010 is the 30th anniversary of St. Luke’s Home. A one-time event is being planned for September 2010 to reminisce about the history of the Home and thank all those who have been so instrumental in its success over these many years.

In March 2009, we celebrated the completion of the renovation of the St. Frances Chapel. This effort took many years of dedicated, hard work by the Chapel Committee and was completed through the generosity of many donors.

Overall, 2009 was a year of challenges that were met through the efforts of people like you: donors and volunteers. All of you make it possible for St. Luke’s Home to continue our Tradition of Serving.

86%

14%

Caucasian

Ethnic

Average Age 72.5 Average Annual Income: $11,800 Average Monthly Cost/Resident $ 1,765 Average Contribution/Resident $ 730 Shortfall $ 1,035

As of 12/31/09 Census

DIOCESAN STANDING COMMITTEE 

2009‐2010 

 

The Committee consists of the following: Mr. Sherman Stephens, The Revs. Frank Bergen, Erica Von Haaren, Enrique Cadena, Dr. Bill Verdini, The Rt. Rev. Kirk Smith and Cn. Judith Conley, President. 

 

We have had five meetings since October 2009.  All our meetings begin with worship and study.  Bishop Smith brings the Committee up to date on the Diocesan State of Affairs at each of the meetings. 

 

 The Committee entertained requests from parishes concerning property, interviewed candidates for Holy Orders and discussed and signed several consents for elected Bishops. 

TREASURER’S REPORT TO

THE 50TH Convention Of

The Episcopal Diocese of Arizona

It was my hope that we could hail our 50th Convention with a bright and shiny picture of our financial future. Unfortunately that is not to be. But there is good news. The majority of our congregations continue to struggle but we see a new commitment and energy to weather these financial storms. It is heartening to see the congregations fighting through the tough times and continue to forge ahead with their commitment to nurture and feed their parish families, the Diocese, the National Church and our Anglican Communion.

Although the Finance Committee has remained reluctant to grant mission share relief, it has recognized special circumstances and made allowances for the manner in which current mission shares are paid. Congregations with these special arrangements will be mentioned at our annual convention.

In response to the many inquiries regarding the manner in which mission shares are

calculated and assessed, the Diocese is attempting to incorporate a new procedure. This procedure is the result of many discussions with congregations. It is perceived that the new manner of assessment of mission shares will be “more fair” and responsive to what is actually occurring in the congregations. In brief, it means that current mission share will be based on current income. The percentage will remain the same. Our budget workshop will detail the process.

As a result of the new procedure, budgeting for this next year becomes a difficult if not

impossible task. To that end we have trimmed the budget in advance and continued our wage and hiring freeze. As always health care costs defy management. We continue our commitment to be a mission-driven Diocese and direct our efforts towards this goal. An independent audit of our financial position as of December 31, 2009, 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 Convention Journal. I would again 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 devote time and themselves to the tasks necessary to operate the Diocese.

Faithfully, Jack A. Colaric, Treasurer

The Episcopal Diocese of Arizona 2010 Diocesan Convention Annual Report

World Mission/Companion Diocese Program Group The Diocese of Arizona has companion diocese relationships with The Diocese of Dar es Salaam, The Anglican Church of Tanzania and The Diocese of Western Mexico, La Iglesia Anglicana de Mexico. We currently focus our efforts regarding World Mission in our companion diocese relationships.  Diocese of Dar Es Salaam The World Mission/Companion Diocese Program Group Deacon transferred a total of $2,852.00 raised by the Dares Salaam Ministry – Phoenix – West Valley sub-group to assist with the maintenance of a 4 wheel drive vehicle for Bishop Valentine. The Program Group recommends supporting the Buguruni Anglican Health Centre of Henry and Pricilla Ziegler. The clinic continues to be a bright spot in our relationship with the Diocese of Dar Es Salaam. Diocese of Western Mexico Some progress has been made this year with regarding to communicating with the Diocese of Western Mexico. The Program Group continues to search for Diocese of Arizona members/clergy who have Spanish skills that might be helpful to our cause. The Program Group recently received a list of parishes and in the Diocese of Western Mexico We plan to use this information to solicit congregations in the Diocese of Arizona to select a sister congregation in the Diocese of Western Mexico. These sister congregations could begin to explore how they might help each other. The Program Group will be creating a prayer calendar to be sent to each Arizona congregation so that each of the Western Mexico congregations would be prayed for by the entire Diocese of Arizona on a specific Sunday. Your Help Needed We encourage anyone interested in being involved in the work of the Program Group to contact the convener or any member of the Group. We especially need persons who have Spanish skills. Rev. Chuck Milhoan, Deacon Convener chuck@stjohnsaz.org

Department of Youth Ministries and Young Adults Mission: To raise up a faithful Christian generation that is leading the church and changing the world.

Vision: We aim to be Christ-centered youth ministers who use our spiritual gifts to build and equip teams of volunteers who join us in going where youth are to proclaim the gospel of Christ and to guide, serve and disciple youth in the Anglican tradition.

The Youth Ministry Department recruits, trains, and deploys youth ministry professionals and provides opportunities and options to increase the depth and breadth of our ministry to students. We do this six ways:

1. Youth Minister Support Network: a. Monthly Youth Minister’s Day: Meet monthly to worship, share expertise, plan and pray. These

encourage and sharpen youth ministers professionally and as spiritual leaders. b. Fall Planning Retreat: Late fall overnight to plan, worship, fellowship, cast vision, and set goals for the

next school year. c. Annual Youth Workers Retreat: February retreat for spiritual growth and team building. Builds

community and “sharpens the saw” for youth leaders. d. Youth Ministry Volunteer Training: One-day youth volunteer ministry training at diocesan convention. e. Ecumenical Training Events: Sharpen youth directors and leadership teams. Reload day in fall. Urban

Youth Workers Conference (May). f. “Summer Camp Assignment” for full-time youth directors during the 2 ½ weeks of youth camp in which

youth directors work together to build the community of youth ministers and young adult counselors.

2. Events for Students: Giving students a way to reach their friends with the Good News of Jesus. a. Diocesan “flashmob” Events. “flashmob” is code for quarterly events for group building, spiritual

formation and evangelism led by youth ministers. Our goal is for students to view high school ministry as the crown jewel of our diocese’ youth ministry.

b. Youth Council: Az. Council of Teens (ACT): Student leadership development program. HS students plan and run diocesan jr high programs: Tenebrae and Acolyte Olympics.

3. Youth Camping: A youth camping program designed to build parish youth programs. a. 5 goals of Youth Camping: 1) introduce students to a lifelong and life-changing walk with Jesus & build

faith in those who already have a Christian commitment 2) Use the language of youth 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 minister team

b. Move to “taking” students rather than “sending” them to camp. c. Summer camp: 6 Strand program: 1. Evening “youth group” type “Gatherings” for the verbal

proclamation of the gospel for those who “hear”. 2. Morning liturgical expression for those who “see”. 3. High energy games for those who “do”. 4. Low energy/contemplative activities for those who “ponder”. 5. Daily parish/regional small groups develop community back home. 6. The counselor as the incarnational bridge to the gospel; earning the right and processing the day each evening in the cabins.

d. Camp as the beginning of the summer “launch pad” for the ministry year. e. Staff for spiritual growth of entire camp team.

4. Parish Consulting: a. Help parishes fill youth director positions. b. Help parishes move to a missional and discipleship model of youth ministry through parish visitation,

seminars, training materials.

5. Youth Minister Training Program: For more information see youthministryapprentice.com

6. Missional Experiments: Multi-ethnic church for youth and young adults from un-churched backgrounds: http://www.mystjudes.com. Developing Christian leadership among young adults, Men’s and women’s Bible studies, college students (20+students) leading a high school discipleship group (20+), developing creative liturgies and introduce a non-Episcopal audience to the Episcopal Church.

                 

The Episcopal Diocese of Arizona

Statistics from 2010 Parochial Reports

City Church

Active

Baptized

Members

Communicants in

Good Standing

Baptisms:

Adults

Baptisms:

Children

Confirmations:

Adult

Confirmations:

Children Received

Cave Creek Good Shepherd 182 178 1 0 0 0 0

Chandler St. Matthew's 633 474 2 37 10 18 8

Clarkdale St. Thomas 84 79 0 0 0 0 0

Coolidge St. Michael's 120

Douglas St. Stephen's 84 23 0 0 0 0 0

Flagstaff Epiphany 443 443 0 3 0 0 0

Gila Bend Epiphany

Glendale St. Andrew's 181 170 0 10 0 0 0

Glendale St. John's 512 321 1 7 0 0 2

Globe St. John's 139 97 1 3 0 0 0

Green Valley St. Francis 406 406 0 1 4 2 4

Holbrook St. George's 24 24 1 0 0 0 0

Kingman Trinity Church 64 60 1 2 0 0 0

Lake Havasu City Grace Church 279 87 0 1 1 1 3

Lakeside Our Saviour 117 113 1 0 2 0 2

Litchfield Park St Peter's 622 782 3 25 13 4 9

Mesa St. Mark's 274 207 1 0 2 0 0

Mesa Transfiguration 233 233 0 2 0 0 0

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

Nogales St. Andrew's 248 172 1 2 0 0 0

Oro Valley Apostles 222 222 1 2 0 0 0

Paradise Valley ChristChurch 830 830 1 23 8 1 5

Payson St. Paul's 206 206 2 1 0 0 0

Peoria Prince of Peace 58 58 0 0 0 0 0

Phoenix Nativity 271 258 0 0 0 0 0

Phoenix All Saints' 1,686 1,146 4 18 3 19 1

The Episcopal Diocese of Arizona

2010 Parochial Report Summary

Membership

City Church

Active

Baptized

Members

Communicants in

Good Standing

Baptisms:

Adults

Baptisms:

Children

Confirmations:

Adult

Confirmations:

Children Received

Phoenix St Judes 83 76 2 2 0 0 0

Phoenix San Pablo 420 327 0 90 10 0 0

Phoenix St Luke's 367 166 0 36 0 0 0

Phoenix St. Mary's 155 119 0 2 0 0 0

Phoenix St. Paul's Sudanese 385 385 0 0 0 0 0

Phoenix St. Stephen's 346 191 0 0 3 0 4

Phoenix Trinity Cath 1,022 507 4 17 8 3 22

Prescott St Luke's 701 655 5 3 8 0 6

Safford All Saints 37 37 0 0 0 0 0

Scottsdale St. Anthony's 411 360 0 5 0 0 0

Scottsdale St. Barnabas 1,840 1,072 1 15 3 10 1

Sedona St. Andrew's 196 194 0 1 8 1 4

Sierra Vista St Stephens 202 202 0 2 0 0 0

Sun City All Saints 235 235 6 0 5 0 6

Sun City St. Christ. 233 233 2 13 1 1 2

Sun City West Advent 548 548 1 3 0 0 1

Tempe Epiphany 852 537 0 5 0 0 0

Tempe St. Augustine's 272 272 2 6 1 0 2

Tempe St. James 205 85 7 1 0 0 0

Tombstone St. Paul's 34 34 0 0 0 0 0

Tucson Christ The King 240 188 0 4 3 0 0

Tucson GraceSt. Paul's 1,114 1,039 0 12 0 0 0

Tucson St. Alban's 1,377 1,377 1 7 5 10 0

Tucson St Andrew's 186 90 0 0 0 0 0

Tucson St. Matthew 's 334 273 1 2 2 0 2

Tucson St. Michael's 528 516 1 5 5 0 2

Tucson St. Philip's 3,194 2,547 2 23 3 7 1

Wickenburg St. Alban's 174 126 0 1 1 1 0

Williams St. John's 63 59 6 2 0 0 0

Winslow St. Paul's 46 29 0 2 0 0 0

Total 23,608 19,198 62 396 109 78 87

City Parish

Average

Sunday

Attendance

Sat- Sun

Eucharists

Weekday

Eucharists

Private

Eucharists Marriages Burials

Church

School

Students

Benson St. Raphael's 22 52 3 131 0 1 0

Bisbee St. John's 32 52 3 0 0 1 3

Casa Grande St. Peter's 58 67 19 3 0 3 9

Cave Creek Good Shepherd 105 104 34 19 1 4 6

Chandler St. Matthew's 349 157 35 131 1 6 134

Clarkdale St. Thomas 48 0 2 0 0 3 6

Coolidge St. Michael's

Douglas St. Stephen's 26 10 5 0 0 1 1

Flagstaff Epiphany 146 149 59 163 2 5 36

Gila Bend Epiphany

Glendale St. Andrew's 139 147 44 20 2 1 63

Glendale St. John 146 136 102 83 1 7 10

Globe St. John's 64 90 9 2 0 2 23

Green Valley St. Francis 259 110 55 383 0 8 12

Holbrook St. George's 12 626 0 0 0 0 0

Kingman Trinity Church 56 54 52 16 1 3 6

Lake Havasu Grace Church 98 105 44 176 0 3 0

Lakeside Our Saviour 69 104 77 58 0 4 0

Litchfield Park St. Peter's 313 182 64 0 2 8 161

Mesa St. Mark's 155 127 54 102 0 4 19

Mesa Transfiguration 130 105 31 0 1 3 12

Morenci St. Philip & James 7 38 0 0 0 0 0

Nogales St. Andrew's 70 128 5 42 2 5 7

Oro Valley Apostles 133 156 7 5 0 2 27

Paradise Valley Christ Church 211 156 52 68 8 19 70

Payson St. Paul's 91 0 42 3 3 3 13

Peoria Prince of Peace 30 103 2 4 0 1 8

Phoenix Nativity 131 95 5 2 0 0 64

Phoenix All Saints' 512 212 216 157 3 35 100

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2010 Parocial Report Summary

Services of Holy Communion

City Parish

Average

Sunday

Attendance

Sat- Sun

Eucharists

Weekday

Eucharists

Private

Eucharists Marriages Burials

Church

School

Students

Phoenix Holy Spirit 77 52 74 24 1 3 6

Phoenix St Judes 45 52 0 0 0 0 5

Phoenix San Pablo 182 53 43 2 6 3 42

Phoenix St Luke's 208 104 0 0 3 2 85

Phoenix St. Mary's 78 52 16 1 0 1 51

Phoenix St. Paul's Sudanese 140 99 0 0 0 0 0

Phoenix St. Stephen's 118 180 89 0 0 0 24

Phoenix Trinity Cathedral 388 207 67 20 6 6 110

Prescott St. Luke's 245 160 81 73 3 14 46

Safford All Saints 18 49 2 4 0 2 0

Scottsdale St. Anthony's 201 108 61 109 0 10 48

Scottsdale St. Barnabas 443 158 50 0 6 14 105

Sedona St. Andrew's 115 103 64 55 0 7 18

Sierra Vista St. Stephen's 89 162 19 95 2 1 5

Sun City All Saints/Desert 157 153 71 183 0 24 6

Sun City St. Christopher's 123 131 72 27 0 5 8

Sun City West Advent 238 117 57 71 1 20 0

Tempe Epiphany 256 208 170 106 4 11 70

Tempe St. Augustine's 120 104 39 82 1 4 24

Tempe St. James 100 103 22 80 3 0 18

Tombstone St. Paul's 25 52 4 0 1 0 0

Tucson Christ The King 153 116 6 2 3 4 19

Tucson Grace St. Paul's 235 114 97 472 4 15 35

Tucson St. Alban's 241 103 86 98 2 15 81

Tucson St Andrew's 62 100 38 0 0 2 5

Tucson St Matthew's 120 112 15 129 1 7 12

Tucson St. Michael's 192 206 223 0 1 11 35

Tucson St. Philip's 580 283 121 113 14 18 246

Wickenburg St. Alban's 59 86 20 22 0 5 10

Williams St. John's 23 57 0 4 1 2 6

Winslow St. Paul's 21 53 7 18 0 2 6

Totals: 8,464 6,902 2,635 3,358 90 340 1,916

City Church

Pledge

Cards

Amount

Pledged

Plate &

Pledge

Normal

Operating

Income

Less

Bequests

Total

Revenues

Diocesan

Assessment Outreach

Operating

Expenses

Total

Expenses

Benson St. Raphaels 18 24,500 33,372 33,372 35,291 2,517 0 29,273 33,487

Bisbee St. John's 19 26,780 29,956 34,069 34,919 4,408 489 36,697 41,594

Casa Grande St. Peter's 40 47,340 52,210 53,265 53,265 10,216 3,004 39,039 52,370

Cave Creek Good Shepherd 83 311,738 352,526 361,811 386,578 62,633 60,000 283,559 436,217

Chandler St. Matthew's 204 425,426 467,890 467,890 605,742 84,142 6,341 364,631 585,925

Clarkdale St. Thomas 44 77,064 71,098 84,740 86,538 1,538 0 84,111 86,216

Coolidge St. Michael's

Douglas St. Stephen's 8 36,504 32,421 56,018 66,143 7,257 1,656 69,592 79,143

Flagstaff Epiphany on the Desert 126 257,656 288,241 292,422 358,077 40,000 2,900 249,330 352,635

Gila Bend Epiphany

Glendale St. Andrew's 58 98,262 105,528 152,631 178,105 22,800 946 131,386 177,062

Glendale St John the Baptist 119 242,791 268,988 273,402 278,298 25,481 430 286,909 320,561

Globe St. John's 16 30,695 62,214 62,214 62,214 10,144 5,837 56,615 88,691

Green Valley St. Francis-in-the-Valley 212 346,111 408,870 448,868 519,703 83,378 200 344,086 460,377

Holbrook St. George's 0 0 9,518 9,518 21,518 7,000 0 0 7,000

Kingman Trinity Church 28 32,516 36,786 48,633 56,257 6,564 3,829 40,573 56,911

Lake Havasu City Grace Church 78 106,707 76,232 101,048 101,048 6,141 0 101,834 108,165

Lakeside Our Saviour 65 114,360 124,252 129,509 184,268 21,756 2,549 116,129 163,212

Litchfield Park St. Peter's 0 0 323,945 352,094 519,555 52,401 3,544 347,082 564,590

Mesa St. Mark's 137 255,921 271,335 287,279 307,227 19,000 0 271,900 315,264

Mesa Transfiguration 87 121,467 160,763 173,329 183,093 28,178 6,805 143,703 185,112

Morenci St. Philip & James 3 4,440 4,330 4,335 4,335 1,108 8 6,649 7,826

Nogales St. Andrew's 64 137,793 172,979 177,908 213,932 30,922 0 154,624 220,565

Oro Valley Apostles 79 153,347 205,036 219,691 222,491 35,200 213 175,128 215,916

Paradise Valley Christ Church Ascension 150 491,455 574,228 650,741 722,765 35,000 6,000 605,671 687,492

Payson St. Paul's 61 139,876 153,053 183,856 231,938 24,045 4,817 159,242 214,305

Peoria Prince of Peace 16 29,416 37,065 44,591 52,120 15,000 137 35,074 52,059

Phoenix Nativity 76 310,279 332,963 332,963 396,546 10,103 20,837 294,795 369,825

Phoenix All Saints' 539 898,944 984,022 1,081,337 1,114,103 206,992 2,201 1,215,917 1,447,205

Disbursements

THE EPISCOPAL DIOCESE OF ARIZONA

2010 Parochial Report Summary

ReceiptsPledges

City Church

Pledge

Cards

Amount

Pledged

Plate &

Pledge

Normal

Operating

Income

Less

Bequests

Total

Revenues

Diocesan

Assessment Outreach

Operating

Expenses

Total

Expenses

Phoenix St Judes 0 0 23,518 23,518 34,531 0 0 23,461 23,461

Phoenix San Pablo 225 30,000 37,024 49,831 55,631 8,062 2,792 44,071 54,925

Phoenix St Luke's at the Mountain 15 9,600 21,478 27,638 53,601 5,133 3,376 29,561 52,469

Phoenix St. Mary's 37 75,430 88,017 114,357 143,958 22,315 0 97,473 121,587

Phoenix St. Paul's Sudanese

Phoenix St. Stephen's 74 151,000 162,049 162,049 172,049 34,212 1,500 125,008 170,720

Phoenix Trinity Cathedral 142 343,914 423,426 479,466 746,125 75,552 14,827 550,951 756,408

Prescott St. Luke's 190 338,000 382,152 390,211 444,994 69,565 25,561 403,549 513,685

Safford All Saints 13 28,377 33,367 33,367 55,882 5,785 0 33,025 58,197

Scottsdale St. Anthony's on the Desert 132 339,471 331,988 349,023 601,447 33,630 0 307,415 434,048

Scottsdale St. Barnabas on the Desert 424 1,332,997 1,405,335 1,431,592 3,362,569 264,295 0 1,382,221 5,380,542

Sedona St. Andrew's 79 135,311 169,015 173,045 305,775 28,733 2,780 155,317 236,889

Sierra Vista St. Stephen's 63 131,294 147,862 150,988 175,235 27,112 0 122,107 164,637

Sun City All Saints of the Desert 198 323,921 333,589 447,888 695,841 80,385 0 427,217 584,610

Sun City St. Christopher's 68 108,963 135,285 303,948 515,397 44,688 5,699 256,113 494,778

Sun City West Church of the Advent 221 297,591 308,882 329,100 1,230,288 64,247 1,150 317,773 449,421

Tempe Epiphany 31 370,621 400,626 481,753 551,022 23,000 0 487,102 570,443

Tempe St. Augustine's 66 131,826 149,759 164,609 171,659 26,138 7,007 139,186 172,331

Tempe St. James the Apostle 0 0 153,696 156,678 207,267 6,309 50 161,838 232,184

Tombstone St. Paul's 0 0 25,095 30,365 52,382 3,506 0 26,384 46,094

Tucson Christ The King 87 167,000 200,053 249,996 302,443 37,905 10,281 289,545 392,403

Tucson Grace St. Paul's 172 365,285 427,171 463,547 543,285 77,744 0 369,555 517,282

Tucson St. Alban's 246 544,060 572,581 582,620 665,802 113,828 17,439 314,327 490,611

Tucson St Andrew's 25 30,970 67,717 100,959 146,124 13,857 354 134,107 150,497

Tucson St. Matthew's Church 91 148,394 156,824 201,434 223,055 31,219 1,295 171,615 219,988

Tucson St. Michael's Tucson 138 243,878 312,443 390,247 424,840 52,318 500 337,857 422,081

Tucson St. Philip's in the Hills 557 1,015,079 1,261,130 1,419,130 1,422,313 227,464 29,924 1,321,666 1,579,054

Wickenburg St. Alban's 59 82,121 94,233 126,033 159,516 23,641 5,235 96,583 146,933

Williams St. John's Williams 12 12,660 16,537 33,898 37,732 4,897 888 23,333 44,810

Winslow St. Paul's 18 28,776 32,165 34,077 41,227 6,226 300 27,307 34,390

Total: 5,713 11,507,927 13,512,838 15,018,901 20,538,059 2,265,690 263,701 13,819,216 21,845,203