Visit the Bishop Search Web site for information on and from those nominated to serve as our Eighth Bishop
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Susie White and Alan Treeter, chairs of the Transition Committee. With the work of the Search Committee done, the Transition Committee goes into full swing, beginning with the Walk-abouts. |
Two Walk-abouts are scheduled for the weekend of November 21-22. The
Walk-Abouts are designed to allow certified delegates to the electing
convention and other interested persons to meet the candidates and ask
them questions. For planning purposes, those who would like to attend
one of the Walk-Abouts are asked to sign-up beforehand. Registration is
available on the diocesan Web site at www.edusc.org/nextbishop.
The first Walk-about will be held on Saturday, November 21, at St.
John's Episcopal Church in Columbia. Registration will begin at 8 am
followed by Morning Prayer and an introduction of the candidates at 9 am
at which time each candidate will make a brief opening statement. At
10:30 am, attendees will move to designated breakout rooms, and the
candidates will rotate from room to room, thereby allowing attendees to
ask questions of each candidate for approximately 30 minutes in smaller
group settings. There will be an opportunity to submit questions at the
beginning of each breakout session in each room, and the questions asked
will be selected at random by the moderator assigned to the breakout
room. A lunch break is planned from 12:15 -1:30 pm, and box lunches will
be available for purchase at a cost of $8 per person. A reservation for
lunch is requested and may be made at the same time as registration for
the Saturday Walk-About on the diocesan Web site.
The second Walk-about will be held at Christ Church in Greenville the
afternoon of Sunday, November 22. Registration will begin at 12:30 pm
with a welcome and introduction of the candidates to follow at 1:30 pm.
Breakout sessions, similar to those planned for Saturday, will take
place beginning at 2:30 pm. At the conclusion of the breakout sessions,
Evening Prayer and light refreshments will be offered at the church.
Christ Church, Greenville (864. 271.8773), and Holy Cross, Simpsonville (864.967.7470), will both offer Safe Church training workshops on October 24. Please contact the churches for details.
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The Renewal of Ministry |
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Visit the anniversary celebration pages online at All Saints'
50th anniversary window photo galleries #1
and #2.
Everyone's invited to the 50th anniversary celebration at All Saints', Cayce, October 31-November 2.
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Saints (left to right) Ann, Mary, Teresa (click to enlarge) |
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Medallions representing Saints Cecilia, Andrew, Catherine, Peter, and Paul (click to enlarge) |
The new stained-glass window that will be dedicated on November 1 is the third and final in a series that tells the story of All Saints'.
Eight saints are represented in the window, three in full figure,
five with medallions bearing the symbols by which they are known. St.
Mary, St. Ann, and St. Teresa, representing the three women's guilds of
the church, appear at the top of the window.
Below them are the
medallions, standing for St. Cecilia, St. Andrew, St. Catherine, St.
Peter, and St. Paul, each one indicative of a particular ministry at All
Saints'.
St. David's, Columbia, will host its annual fall bazaar from 9 a.m.
to 2 p.m., November 7, at the church located at 605 Polo Rd., in
northeast Columbia.
The event will feature crafts and foods – all handmade by church members
and friends. It also will include a used book sale, a baked goods
sale, a frozen soup shop, a hot dog lunch, a Secret Santa shop, and a
raffle for one of three items: a dessert a month for a year made by a
church member, a handcrafted child’s wooden rocking horse, or a hand
crafted quilt and stand. Children can purchase gifts for their parents
inexpensively in the Secret Santa Shop
Proceeds will go to charitable, community needs. For more information,
call 803.736.0866 or visit www.stdavidscolumbia.org.
A Midsummer Night's Dream opens the 10th season of St. Peter's
Players, Greenville, from November 12th through 14th.
Shakespeare's comic love story concerns the agreements and disagreements
of four couples getting ready for their dream wedding. In the middle of
all that courting six children are rehearsing a love story to present at
the wedding. The children's play-within-the-play is tragic in content
but farcical in delivery making this one of Shakespeare's most popular
plays.
Performances will be held nightly at 7:30 p.m. November 12 through 14t t
St. Peter's Episcopal Church located at the intersection of Devenger and
Hudson roads on Greenville's Eastside. Performances are free and open to
everyone. Groups are welcome.
Please contact the church office if you have questions. 864.268.7280.
St. Peter's, Great Falls, will hold its annual bazaar on Saturday, November 22, from 7:30 a.m. till 2 p.m. Come enjoy ham "de-lites," sausage biscuits, vegetable soup and corn muffins, and hot dogs.
The bazaar will also offer homemade cakes, cookies, pies, breads, jams, jellies, chow-chow, and a variety of handcrafted itmes and Christmas ornaments.
St. Peter's is located at 30 Hampton Street, Great Falls; 803.482.6755. Map & directions.
To our friends in the Diocese, We are asking that all congregations in the Diocese of Upper South Carolina send at least two representatives from your church to . . .
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Looking for an exciting spring break opportunity? How about a week at Camp Gravatt? More info to come, but mark your calendar for April 5 - 10 (coincides with spring break for Richland County, SC as well as many others). This camp session is available for 5th through 9th graders. Cost will be $350. Sign up for spring break camp, and receive a discount on summer camp fees!
The Reverend Harold Morgan, Rector of All Saints' Episcopal Church, Clinton, and The Reverend Elizabeth Morgan, Rector of St Luke’s Episcopal Church, Newberry, will be hosting a group on a tour of the Holy Land and Jordan which will depart on March 1, 2010.
The purpose of this tour will be to experience the major Christian pilgrimage sites: Jerusalem, Galilee, Nazareth, Bethlehem, Masada, and Petra among many others. The tour includes round trip transportation form New York, quality hotels, sightseeing with English-speaking guides, lectures, most meals, and much more. For the enjoyment of the travelers, all arrangements will be made in advance.
However, there will also be ample leisure time to pursue personal interests, learn, relax and shop. Mark you calendar and join this wonderful opportunity to travel the Holy Land with your Bible. For further information, contact the Morgans at 204 Derby Lane, Clinton, SC 29325 or call 864.923.2033 or 864.938.6693 or e-mail allsaintsclinton@earthlink.net.