Finally some cool weather. Hope you are all enjoying the beauful fall. Father Rob Henley connues to serve us well on the altar. He is also in the office two days a week and has been meeng with parishioners as requested. Please make an appointment with Rob if you would like to meet up with him. We are sll waing to hear on the ordinaon day for Jim and Gigi. So in the meanme we connue to enjoy the bless- ing of having three clergy serving our congregaon. As you are reading this, we are probably preparing for Fall BBQ. I hope all of you have signed up for a task. And that once again we have a successful BBQ. Beer yet, I hope that it is all over by the me you are reading this!! Thanks to all who give up their me and talents to make this such a big success twice a year. We have made a change to the Worship Commiee. Dillon Wines has taken over this ministry and has also taken over the Rota. I appreciate his efforts on all fronts. We will be using local florists for altar flowers from now unl aſter the first of the new year. Dillon asks that if you have any quesons or comments on the weekly flowers that you contact him directly. Also, Dillon will be asking for help with Advent and Christmas greens and flowers when the me gets clos- er. Thanks for your support during this me of transion. With Dillon taking over Worship, Parish Life is now under the care of Dillon, Bill Mitrik and Sam Neil. They will be contacng you with any needs that come up. ECW had a rummage sale to replenish its funds used for this year’s Camp Billy Johnson. We needed to raise $1200 and as of this me, we have raised $1249! I love it when a plan comes together. This was a big endeavor, as most of you know who saw the undercroſt before the sale. Thanks to all for your donaons. And thanks so much for all the men and women who helped to unpack and organize all the merchandise. And to all those that helped the day of the sale. And then finally, to those who helped clean up aſterwards. The Administrave Commiee will be pung together a list of candidates for next year’s Vestry. They are also working a list of delegates for next year’s Diocesan Convenon. More on this later. All other ministries connue to work hard to do the ministry of our Church. Thank you to everyone! Thanks for connuing to fill the pews and the collecon basket. Marylou Mauney, Senior Warden October 2016
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Finally some cool weather. Hope you are all enjoying the beautiful fall.
Father Rob Henley continues to serve us well on the altar. He is also in the office two days a week and has been
meeting with parishioners as requested. Please make an appointment with Rob if you would like to meet up with him.
We are still waiting to hear on the ordination day for Jim and Gigi. So in the meantime we continue to enjoy the bless-
ing of having three clergy serving our congregation.
As you are reading this, we are probably preparing for Fall BBQ. I hope all of you have signed up for a task. And that
once again we have a successful BBQ. Better yet, I hope that it is all over by the time you are reading this!! Thanks to
all who give up their time and talents to make this such a big success twice a year.
We have made a change to the Worship Committee. Dillon Wines has taken over this ministry and has also taken over
the Rota. I appreciate his efforts on all fronts. We will be using local florists for altar flowers from now until after the
first of the new year. Dillon asks that if you have any questions or comments on the weekly flowers that you contact
him directly. Also, Dillon will be asking for help with Advent and Christmas greens and flowers when the time gets clos-
er. Thanks for your support during this time of transition.
With Dillon taking over Worship, Parish Life is now under the care of Dillon, Bill Mitrik and Sam Neil. They will be
contacting you with any needs that come up.
ECW had a rummage sale to replenish its funds used for this year’s Camp Billy Johnson. We needed to raise $1200 and
as of this time, we have raised $1249! I love it when a plan comes together. This was a big endeavor, as most of you
know who saw the undercroft before the sale. Thanks to all for your donations. And thanks so much for all the men and
women who helped to unpack and organize all the merchandise. And to all those that helped the day of the sale. And
then finally, to those who helped clean up afterwards.
The Administrative Committee will be putting together a list of candidates for next year’s Vestry. They are also working
a list of delegates for next year’s Diocesan Convention. More on this later.
All other ministries continue to work hard to do the ministry of our Church.
Thank you to everyone!
Thanks for continuing to fill the pews and the collection basket.
Marylou Mauney, Senior Warden
October 2016
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VESTRY HIGHLIGHTS SEPTEMBER 2016
Opening meditation with Deacon Gigi Sharp.
July & August Minutes Approved. August Financial Report Approved.
Administration Committee requests candidates for Vestry be submitted by November.
Hutchins completed Rally Day Report and sent to Vestry members and ministries.
Supply Priest contract updated to include 2 office days.
“Loose Change Offerings” designation to specific outreach/charities – McGowan to follow-up with Good Samaritan Church on Vestry approval process.
Bread Ministry delivered in person on Sunday afternoons disscusion.
Mauney to procure books for Vestry entitled “Welcome” (Andrew Werks ) to help retain visitors.
Mauney changed liaison of Worship Committee to Dillon Wines.
Giles reported water heater scheduled for repair and gutter repair to opposite side as previously repaired to stop dampness.
Lowry submitted 2016 Administration committee Chart – By-laws specify designations – Worship Committee to run ROTA and approved – training needed for Lay Ministries.
Outreach report with McGowan: Bingo Wednesday and Agape Wednesday nights for Food on Foot continues successfully. Noah’s Ark drive is in full swing.
Youth report with Hutchins: Youth Walk-a-Thon fundraiser in progress for after October 30th Youth Sunday service.
Hutchins reported BBQ doing 5,000 lbs. of pork for fall and BBQ signs are being handled.
Deacon Gigi Sharp reported Church library project completed and Discretionary Deacon Funds may be used for purchase of additional books.
Deacon Jim Sharp discussed convention preparations to elect next Bishop with 4 church delegates and 4 alternative reps needed to attend convention meeting. Delegate submissions to be turned into the Administration Committee by December 2016.
Adjournment meditation by Deacon Jim Sharp.
October 2016 Page 3
There will be no Agape dinner on October 5th
so that the parish hall can be prepared for the Fall BBQ.
So the food bags for Food on Foot (FOF) will be filled on October 12th and October 19th. The
fourth Saturday in October is October 22nd. If you have not taken the time to help with handing
out the bags at FOF give it some thought. It only takes about 2 hours of your time and is well
worth it. Carolyn and Bob Jarnagin have identified a real need for our community and have figured
out a way to help children who are hungry. The inspiration for FOF came about when Carolyn
asked a child if he was excited about being out of school for the summer. The child's response
was, "No Ma'am, I get to eat at school."
There will be an Agape meal every Wednesday in October of course except October 5th which
was mentioned above. On October 19th the guest for the evening will be Martha Lionberger with
Noah's Arc. She will be on hand to do a brief presentation and hand out information about
Noah's Arc. If you have questions about the organization or just want to learn more about them
this is a good opportunity to do both. Thanks to all the parishioners who brought food or bedding
for the September drive for Noah's Arc.
Bingo for the Morristown Housing Authority is happening on October 12th at high noon. A good
time was had by folks from the Morristown Housing Authority and All Saints' Parishioners. All
Saints' BBQ is a decided favorite of the Morristown Housing Authority folks. If you would like to
come and eat and help with food preparation and Bingo, you are more than welcome. My
understanding is that Marylou will be back doing the calling.
Every month I say thank you to the parishioners because you are the reason Outreach is in any
way successful with what it does. Without your presence it will not get done. So Thanks again.
Outreach Committee members: Ginger Goolsby, Cookie Larken, John Hutchins, Sue Justis, Jackie
Flemming, Marylou Mauney and Larry McGowan.
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Wednesday Morning Bible Study Resumes
Beginning October 5, Jackie Fleming will be
facilitating Bible Study every Wednesday morning at
10:00 AM . Everyone is invited to attend. The
gatherings will take place downstairs in the
Memorial Lounge.
Ciao, y’all! It’s time once again to unleash your inner Italian!
Join us for
Lasagna Night
Come and enjoy a delicious lasagna dinner, bread, salad, drink, and dessert! The cost for the meal - $15 per person; maximum - $50 per family.
When: Saturday, November 5th, 2016 at 6 PM
Where: All Saints’ Parish Hall
Proceeds will benefit the Roof Replacement Fund.
Tickets are available and may be purchased from any Vestry member!
Page 5 October 2016
The Evangelism Committee meets every first Monday of each month at 6pm, in the Memorial Room, unless otherwise noted. (Next is October 3rd.) Cindy Selby is the Vestry Liaison for this Committee, until she rotates off the Vestry at the time of the Annual Meeting in January 2017, and she currently serves as Chair of the Committee. Other members of the Evangelism Committee are John Hutchins, Bill
Mitrik, Mary Ann Mills, Martha Simerl, and Carolyn Dean.
At Rally Day, the following people indicated a desire to help with evangelism projects this year, and we welcome them and their ideas, energy, and talents: (Newcomer Welcome Packets) Bill Mitrik, Cindy Selby, Shamron Stambaugh, Mark Joyce; (Visitor Bread Bakers) Martha Simerl, Jamia Blazer, Mary Zabrosky, Lena Giles, Mark Joyce; (Shepherding Newcomers/Newcomers’ Dinners) Cindy & Henry Selby, Robin & Gary Miller, Judy Bartholomew, Sue Justis, Lena Giles, Judy Carter; (Visitor Follow-Up) Cindy Selby, Lena Giles; (Project Canterbury/Adopt a College Student) Cindy & Henry Selby, John Hutchins, Ruth Frederick; (Out & About) Sarah Gose, Cindy Selby, Lauren Cordle, Mark Joyce, Sue Justis, John Hutchins, George & Lena Giles.
Remember, though, that the work of evangelism is really something we have ALL been called to do, in our own ways, to welcome new faces, and to tell people we meet about our faith and about All Saints’ Episcopal Church.
We still have plenty of the “We are All Saints” t-shirts in most sizes, including children’s sizes. They are $15 each for adult sizes, and $9 each for children’s sizes. We encourage everyone to wear them when out in the community, especially our Out & About gatherings. Proceeds from the sales of the shirts will help fund our next project: Newcomer Welcome Packets, which we hope to start handing out to new folks by the end of the year.
Carolyn Dean is our Parish website guru, but she needs all committees to send her articles and photographs about upcoming events, which she will put up on the website. Maintaining an active presence on the web is very important for reaching newcomers (and for keeping all of us informed), but it is especially important for us now, during our search for a new Rector, as candidates for that position will be checking us out online.
We will also be working to increase our marketing this year, by advertising upcoming teachings and other offerings in more detail, because we really have some cool things going on here, and we want more folks to know about them! One new way we hope to get the word out is to utilize our new smart tv in the Parish Hall, by scrolling a slideshow of upcoming events during Coffee Hour and before and between Sunday services and on Wednesday nights.
Cindy Selby, Vestry Liaison for Evangelism
October 2016 Page 6
In September our youth got into the swing of things with Sunday School and helped plan all the activities and outreach they want to accomplish this year. Due to heavy storms and high water our Kayaking/Canoeing trip was postponed until October 16th .
Youth Schedule for October 2016:
Oct. 1 7am-5ish Virginia Creeper Trail Trip
Oct. 7/8 Doggie Bone Sale during Fall BBQ
Oct. 16 2pm Kayak/Canoe down Nolichucky River
Oct. 23 5-8pm KEY Dinner
Oct. 30 Youth Sunday – Walk-a-Thon fundraiser after 10:30
John Hutchins, Vestry Liaison for Youth
Join Father Rob on Sunday afternoon, October 16 at
1PM for the Blessing of the Animals. We will gather
on the Stephanie Lynn Warren playground for this
short, sincere, heart-warming service.
Please bring your pets on leash or in carrier for the
safety of all critters.
“Good St. Francis, you loved all of God's creatures. To you they were your brothers and sisters. Help us to follow your example of treating every living thing with kindness. St. Francis, Patron Saint of animals, watch over my pet and keep my com-panion safe and healthy.” Amen.
What do bequests,
life insurance gifts,
charitable gift annuities,
charitable remainder
trusts, life estate arrangements, and life time
giving have in common?
They're ways you can pass on Your Episcopal
Heritage, Faith, and Love for All Saints’
Episcopal Church. Contact our Treasurer
Skeet Jernigan to learn more.
October 2016 Page 7
News from the Campus of ASES
October 2016 Page 8
In memory of Kennetha Spencer Norton
Lena & George Giles
We extend our sincere sympathy to the family of KEnnetha
Spencer Norton; Christina, Darryl & Clint Spencer, Lauren
Spencer-Pell, and Lyric Norton,.
And we send our condolences to the family and friends of
parishioner Sally Carter who died in mid-September.
O eternal Lord God, who holdest all souls in life: Give, we
beseech thee, to thy whole Church in paradise and on earth
thy light and thy peace; and grant that we, following the
good examples of those who have served you here and are
now at rest, may at the last enter with them into thine
unending joy; through Jesus Christ our Lord, who liveth and
reigneth with thee, in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God,
now and for ever. Amen. BCP pg. 201
John White; Cynthia Dixon; Lyn Walton; Dana Rice; Sheila Auton; Georgia Bertrand; Robin Long; Bill Adams; Judy Wanstreet; Nancy Jernigan; Debby Hayes; Getter Hall; Louise Dyer; Sydney Davey; Fran Woods; Ashley Auton Taylor; Randall Shelton; Collette Evans; Frank Blankenship: Jamia Blazer; Charlotte Long; Kelly Patel; Inez Cardone; Robin Connellee; Paul Donel; Debbie Waby; Katherine Jane Cloyd Kirby; Frank Sewell; Rob Holiway; Dick Rice; Walton Justice; Shirley DeGroff
Diocesan Prayer Cycle: Our sister missions in South Dakota: St. Elizabeth’s, Wakpala; St. James’, Mobridge; St. John’s, Bullhead; St. Paul’s, Little Eagle
Those in the Armed Forces: Joseph Carson;
Dakota Faw; Ryan Oliver; Daniel Thomas; John
Minarik; Jacob Frederick; Timothy Ellison
Father Rob Henley is serving as our extended
supply priest. He is in the church office on
Mondays and Tuesdays.
Cell: 865.805.2204
Home: 865.428.9922
Office: 423.586.6201
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Birthdays & Anniversaries
02 Brian Fuhr
03 Alyssa Chiappetta, Jason Dockery
07 Mark Joyce
08 Anne Armstrong, Skeet Jones, Sheree & Michael Cardone*
09 Shirley DeGroff, Heidi Sexton
10 Louise Joyce
12 Bill Pritchard
14 Trevor Murphy, Earl Hall
15 Dennis Larkin, Jack Yates
18 Julienne Hamblen
20 Joe Hice, Charleen & Steve Julson*
21 Caleb Anderson
25 Susie Carter, Lin Mitrik
27 Robert Young
29 Denver Rhodes
*Anniversary
If your name does not appear in the appropriate month,
Dear Friends! Your Search Committee, again, thanks you for your prayers and patience! By the time you read this we will have met with Canon Grace regarding our recent Search for our Rector position. We have been assured by the Bishop and the Canon we do have some candidates and will shortly begin the interview process. Bishop George, Canon Grace and our consultant, Maggie, have all been working diligently to market us to
many Dioceses and personal friends. We are so fortunate that we have a church of interest to candidates and we live in an area that is welcoming. We are all encouraged as we move forward! Continue to pray that our Spiritual Leader is now out there waiting for us! We appreciate
your patience and prayers! Please take the opportunity to read the Search Committee Prayer in the front of your All Saints’ Profile or look it up on our website! We may have been charged with this search but it is your prayers that sustain us! Thank You! Your Search Committee: Judy Potter-Yates; Jack Fishman; Virginia Carey; Jason Dockery; Susan Fuhr; George Giles; Marylou Mauney; Harold Nich-ols; Wayne Stambaugh
SUNDAY BREAKFAST
October 2 @ 8:45AM
October 2016 WHO AND WHAT Page 10
10/2/2016 10/9/2016 10/16/2016 10/23/2016 10/30/2016
Team 3 Team 4 Team 1 Team 2 Team 3
Brooke White ickens Judy Anglin Judy Bartholomew Brooke White
Diane Fox Sheri Chiapetta Pat Pigmon Carolyn Dean Diane Fox
Taryn Herzog Alyssa Chiapetta Toni Dosil Virginia Carey Taryn Herzog
S. Stambaugh Jamia Blazer Shirley DeGroff Janis Dixon S. Stambaugh
BREAD MINISTRY M. Simerl L. McGowan Mary Zabrosky Jamia Blazer Lena Giles
ACOLYTES 8 E. Hall D. Auton K. Jones-Litz L. McGowan K. Torres
CHALICE/INTER 8 K. Jones-Litz Cindi Husk Glenn Thompson D. Auton K. Torres
2ND CHALICE 8 C. Husk D. Auton Sam Yeary L. McGowan Glenn Thompson
GREETER 8Kim Torres & P. Kirkley R. & G. Miller Kim Torres & V. Bailey H. & M. Mauney P. Kirkley & V. Bailey
HOSPITALITY 8 V. Carey Tykie Feldman MaryLou Mauney Nathan Kirkley Susan McGowan
LECTOR OT/ PSALM 8 C. Husk MaryLou Mauney M. Simerl K. Torres L. McGowan
LECTOR NT 8 Kim Torres K. Zitt H. Smith S. Yeary M. Simerl
S. Jernigan R. Zitt M. Mauney S. McGowan S. Jernigan
Howard Mauney S. McGowan H. Mauney R &. G. Miller M. Mauney
VPR 8 M. Mauney B. Mitrik C. Selby S. Neill L. McGowan
TEAM 4 TEAM 5 TEAM 1 TEAM 2 YOUTH SUNDAY!
Dillon Wines Jim Fuhr D. Garber Celeste Sexton TBA
Celeste Sexton Charlie Neill R. Garber Riley Anderson TBA
Meghan Cordle Jake Neill M. Sawyer C. Sullivan TBA
CHALICE/INTER 10:30 M. Joyce M. Joyce L. Cordle D. Dickens C. Husk
2ND CHALICE 10:30 C. Dean S. Fuhr C. Larkin J. Fishman L. Cordle
FLOWER CARRIERS J. Anglin J. Bartholomew V. Carey T. Feldman L. & G. Giles
HOSPITALITY 10:30 Mitrik/ Dockery Chiapetta/Dosil White/Taylor Giles/Cordle Stambaugh/Neill
LECTOR OT 10:30 D. Dickens J. Carter M. Anderson J. Yates TBA
LECTOR NT 10:30 G. Goolsby J. Fishman S. Carton A. Cunningham TBA
PRESENTERS 10:30Udo Wender & J.
BartholomewD. Wines & K. Jones-Litz Jack & Judy Yates S. & W. Stambaugh TBA
SOUND 10:30 J. Yates T. Justis J. Hutchins D. Dickens TBA
David Gose Janis Dixon B. Connellee B. White TBA
Jim Gose Bob Garrett Dan Dickens R. Bledsoe TBA
Ronnie Bledsoe Louise Joyce H. Dickens L. Mills TBA
Janis Dixon Udo Wender S. Neill M. Mills TBA
VPR 10:30 L. Joyce B. Mitrik C. Selby S. Neill L. Cordle
ALTAR GUILD
USHERS 10:30
USHERS 8
GREETERS 10:30
ACOLYTES 10:30
S. Stambaugh & R.
FrederickN. Fishman & L. Giles D. & J. GoseDavid & Jim Gose TBA
Thank you for your commitment to serving on the Altar. Your presence is most important. Should you be unable to
serve on the Sunday scheduled, please find your replacement and notify LA at the church office, 586-6201.
Thanks again!
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“committed to love, worship, proclaim, learn and serve Our Lord”
Sauce Makin’ Sunday October 2 at the home of Bonnie & Bob Vick—after church!
October 6—Fire up the Pit! Mix the Slaw! Pour the Sauce! October 7—Sell, sell, sell! Load the Pit again! October 8—Sell, sell, sell! Clean, clean, clean!
The BBQ Prayer
Heavenly Father,
The Epistle tells us, “Faith without works is dead.”
As we are prayerfully called to your service for another All Saints BBQ let us be mindful of our purpose.
We ask your strength for our efforts. Keep us safe in our activities. Renew old friendships, kindle new ones.
Let this be more than 5000 lbs, more than 100 gallons, more than thousands of dollars of outreach. You ask us to change the whole world, but only require that we do it one relationship at a time.
Send your Holy Spirit to set our hearts on fire for your service.
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