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Given to the Glory of God
May 4: Candles are given by Kittie Daniel in thanksgiving for the birthday of Allen Street. Elements are given by Kittie Daniel in thanksgiving for her mother, Katherine Leming. May 11: Flowers are given by Shirley Bullard in thanksgiving for the birthday of her husband, Marty. Flowers are given by Sherry Crone in thanksgiving for Amy’s All Saints’ grandparents Jim and Alma Harrelson. May 18: Flowers are given by Marty and Shirley Bullard in thanksgiving for the baptism of their grandchildren Jackson and Katie Emery. Elements are given by Jane Gilluly in memory of her husband, Jack, remembering his birthday. May 25: Flowers are given by Rev. Don and Lloyd Smith in celebration of Natalie’s Birthday. Candles are given by Mr. and Mrs. Marty Bullard in memory of former members Porter and Charlotte Chappell, remembering their wedding anniversary. Candles are given by Marty and Shirley Bullard in memory of former member Lily McCartney. Remembering a Loved one or The altar guild would like to help you honor a loved one or celebrate a birthday or anniversary. By donating to the altar guild’s flower/element/candle fund you may acknowledge these special loved ones or events. By your donations of $20.00 for flowers, or $5.00 for candles or elements you also beautify the worship of our Lord. To recognize these individuals or events please write your information on the AG calendar (on bulletin board) outside the kitchen or contact Shirley Bullard
THE CHURCH HEALTH CENTER We are continuing our ministry of collecting empty prescription bottles for the Church Health Center. When preparing the bottles, please make sure to remove all labels and clean the bottles. Please place the empty bottles in the basket to the left of the Church office. The Church Health Center relies on gifts-in-kind to keep costs low. We accept items such as medical supplies, office supplies, dental supplies and medications. Please remember, however, that the Clinic cannot accept medications that are expired or opened. Gifts-in-kind can be delivered to 1210 Peabody Avenue, Memphis, TN 38104. For more information, call (901) 272-7170. Your help in providing supplies for this ministry is greatly appreciated. All donations should be placed in baskets located in the Narthex and office. Thank you for your support! Faith Community Ministries 8.5” x 11”, Yellow, 67lb card stock First-class stamps (1000 per month) 3-ring, view-style binders 1/2” and 1” Purple, 2-pocket portfolios with business card holders Hope & Healing 6 White Tablecloths Scissors Helium Tank Storage bins (all sizes) 15”-17” TV/VCR or TV/DVD Rolling Cart Scrabble Junior Sewing machine Pictionary Junior Books (infant—11 years) Dominoes Hula Hoops Tanagram Game Jump Ropes UNO Cards Pretend Food/Kitchen toysMarkers, colored pencils and crayons Train set for toddlers Paint Pens/fabric pens Infant and toddler toys: Construction paper (no plush) 18” x 24” drawing paper (That Can be sanitized) Sculpey clay Floor Puzzles Fabric Portable CD Player (stereo)Child Friendly Music Instruments (Not electronic; e.g. shakers, rain sticks) Kid’s Music CDs Lifefitness core training group Precor counter-balanced Smith Machine Precor 8-Stack Modular Bosu BallsReebok Core Boards Body Bars Clinic: All sizes of blood pressure cuffs with bulbs Office Chairs Medium to Large storage containers Sharpies (fine point) Bibles in English and Spanish Scotch tape Hand Sanitizer (unscented) White-Out Medium-sized gift bags Mouse pads Ink Pens (black ink only) Highlighters Plastic grocery bags Lunch-size brown paper bags Giveaway gifts for children (infant—16) Zip-top bags for sorting medicine (6”x 9” or larger)
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THOSE FOR WHOM OUR PRAYERS Frank White Prayer List With the number of people on our prayer list growing, names submitted will be placed on the prayer list for a period of three weeks and removed unless you call and request that they remain for another three weeks. Our Annual Convention was held at The Church of the Holy Communion. The delegatesrepresenting us at convention were
All Saints’ Day It is hard to know where to begin in thanking the many parishioners who helped with one of the most successful and exciting events at All Saints’ in a long time. We celebrated the lives and remembered faithfully and fondly our departed loved ones. Rev. Smith’s plans included a barbecue, bluegrass service, and a time for fellowship. We thank Vicar Don and Faye Cook for designing and mailing invitations to our neighbors. We thank Jim Harrelson for helping the Vicar cook that delicious barbecue – Whole Hog! The kitchen was busy with some of our greatest cooks. We thank Sherry Crone, Cain Carson, Karen Carson, Mary Boyd, and John Cromwell for preparing much of the food, setting up the buffet, and major cleaning up after the picnic. For this we thank them! We thank the parishioners who brought their side dishes to share. We thank the children for bringing joy and laughter to the day. We especially thank those individuals who moved tables and carried chairs before and after the barbecue luncheon. We thank Alan Goolsby for assisting with many of the set up and clean up duties. Our lovely church was lively with the music of Mike’s Bluegrass Stains group and Kevin’s organ. The congregation was introduced to our (newest) Deacon, The Rev. Ron Goldfarb. We thank him for serving All Saints’. We thank the altar servers, altar guild and ushers for their faithful service. Yes, there are many, many people to thank, but we give thanks to our Lord for giving us the gift of all these special people who faithfully serve him and All Saints’ each and everyday.
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