April 7, 2015 - All Saints` Episcopal Church

“For all the Saints”
ALL SAINTS’ EPISCOPAL CHURCH • FORT WORTH, TEXAS
April 7, 2015
Missions
In-Gathering of ‘April Showers’ kitchen
items for Amazing Grace is April 12-18
Don’t discard those extra items that are just taking
up space in your kitchen drawers and cabinets.
They are needed in the Home Economics classes at
Amazing Grace Secondary School in Kenya! We need
to collect everything from pots, pans, potato peelers
and a poacher to measuring cups and spoons, a meat
tenderizer, mashers and, of course, money for all those
items that don’t get donated or can only be purchased
in Kenya. In addition to kitchen items, the girls need
sewing items as well, for example; reapers, scissors,
thimbles, printed fabric and plain white fabric (at least 15 yards of each).
The full list of items needed is posted on this page of the church website:
www.asecfw.org/CurrentEvents.aspx
The only things that can not be accepted are ELECTRICAL items that must be
purchased in Kenya. PLEASE help with this project and know that you will be helping
with this mission and our Kenya orphan girls’ education.
HOW TO HELP: The In-gathering of items will be Sunday, April 12 through
Saturday April 18, in the parish hall. If contributing cash, please make checks payable to
All Saints’ Episcopal Church, memo “Kenya Kitchen”, and mail or deliver it to the church,
attention: Business Office. Questions? Please call Pat Jambor at 817-269-6282.
A toddler tries out her palm branch on
Palm Sunday.
INSIDE
Crestline Neighborhood Market
VBS | New Bible Study
Page 2
Organ Recital | Garage Sale
Bourbon and Bud | Adult Forum
Page 3
Thank you! 2015 Pledgers
Pages 4-5
Babies | Young Adults | EYC
Saintwich Ministry | Outreach
Parish Thanks
Page 6
Maundy Thursday foot washing in Unity Park – Volunteers from All Saints’
Episcopal Church and School brought the Holy Eucharist, lunch, new shoes and the tradition of
Maundy Thursday foot washing to the homeless in Unity Park. Above left, Rebecca Headrick
washes feet, and at right, Mthr. Jordan Ware prepares for the Eucharist.
- Photos by Sallie Trotter
Parish Calendar | Blood Drive
Page 7
All Saints’ Episcopal Church • Fort Worth, Texas
Tel: 817-732-1424 Fax: 817-731-2417 The Reverend Christopher N. Jambor, Rector
www.asecfw.org
Email news items to Karla Uecker at karla@asecfw.org
OUTREACH
Crestline Neighborhood Market
at All Saints’ to open its second
season on Saturday, April 18
The Crestline Neighborhood Market at All Saints’ Episcopal
Church will open its second season on Saturday, April 18,
2015 with several new vendors and old favorites returning.
The Market will be open from 8:00 a.m. to noon on the third
Saturday of each month, through October.
Crestline Neighborhood Market’s Texas-based vendors will
offer sustainable produce, much of it organic, along with
prepared foods and other items at the monthly event. This
year, the Market has been designated an official “farmer’s
market,” which means that protein products such as meat
and eggs can be sold. Our 2015 vendors will offer such goods
as: Artisan cheese and yogurt | Tea and gourmet coffee |
Wines | Microgreens | Pies | Produce | Breakfast Burritos
| Tamales and Salsa | Honey | Jams, Jellies and Pickles |
Gourmet Dog Treats | Olive Oils | Soaps | Grass-fed beef |
Eggs | Chicken | Pork | Custom cutting boards | Organic
fertilizer and more.
Crestline Neighborhood Market operates on an alternating
schedule in cooperation with the market at the Botanical
Research Institute of Texas (BRIT). Crestline Neighborhood
Market is open on the third Saturday of the month, while the
BRIT Market operates on the first Saturdays.
BIBLE STUDY
‘St. Paul & the Resurrection’
study will begin April 15
Opening Day
added attractions:
► J2A & Kenya Garage
Sale, 8:00 a.m. to 12:30
p.m., Old Rectory
► Sacred Mamas
gathering, 10:00 a.m.,
Playground
► Market day shopping
in St. Anne’s Bookstore
& Gifts
► Checking out our
new Community Garden
at Dexter & Penticost
In early March, market vendors had the opportunity
to showcase their wares at a media tasting event.
Above, Bishop Sam Hulsey samples food from Haute
Goat Creamery.
MarjiGee of MarjiGee’s Kitchen is a returning
Crestline Neighborhood Market vendor.
The Cancun Cafe, which created this
tasty plate, will sell food at Crestline
Neighborhood Market this year.
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Mthr. Jordan Ware begins a fiveweek Eastertide Bible Study on April
15, “St. Paul and the Resurrection.”
This study will provide an in-depth
look at 1 Corinthians 15 and Paul’s
understanding of the resurrection
of the dead. The class will run each
Wednesday through May 13, at 10:45
a.m. and again at 6:30 p.m., after
Wednesday Night Dinner. For more,
contact Mthr. Ware at MthWare@asecfw.
org or call 817-732-1424.
Vacation Bible School
will be here sooner
than we think...
VBS is happening June 22-26, and
Registration is now open! See the
brightly colored box in the hallway for
enrollment forms. Youth Volunteers,
who are rising 6th grade students
and up, are also needed! For more
information email Marybeth SandersWilson, Marybeth@asecfw.org or call
817-732-1424.
Bible Stories +
Games + Crafts
+ Music + Skits +
Snacks
MUSIC
Ken Cowan Organ Recital is April 24
his international concert career.
Praised for his dazzling artistry,
impeccable technique and imaginative
programming by audiences and critics
alike, Mr. Cowan maintains a rigorous
performing schedule which takes him
to major concert venues in America,
Canada, Europe and Asia.
Garage Sale
Sat., April 18 | 8 am-12:30 pm
Canadian organist Ken Cowan is
considered by many to be the most
brilliant organist playing today. He will
present the next Organ Recital at All
Saints’ on Friday, April 24 at 7:30
p.m. Mr. Cowan will play works by
Widor, Roger-Ducasse, J.S. Bach, Elgar,
Vierne and Liszt.
In 2012, Mr. Cowan came from
Westminster Choir College of Rider
University in Princeton, NJ, where he
was Professor of Organ, to the revered
organ department at Houston’s Rice
University, where today he is Associate
Professor and head of the organ
program. From Houston, he continues
J2A/Kenya
Organist Ken Cowan will perform at All
Saints’ this month.
Photo by Lisa-Maria Mazzucco
A native of Thorold, Ontario, Canada,
Mr. Cowan received the Master’s degree
and Artist Diploma from the Yale Institute
of Sacred Music, studying organ with
Thomas Murray. He holds a Bachelor of
Music degree from the Curtis Institute of
Music in Philadelphia where he studied
with John Weaver.
There is no admission charge for Mr.
Cowan’s recital at All Saints’, and a Parish
Life reception for all will follow the recital.
Make plans to join us for this outstanding
evening!
Men’s Fellowship and Women of All Saints’
to co-host ‘Bourbon and Bud’
Proceeds benefit the J2A Pilgrimage to
Scotland, and our 2015 Kenya Mission!
Have stuff to donate for the sale?
Contact:
Sallie Trotter, Missions@asecfw.org;
Mthr. Jordan Ware, MthWare@asecfw.org
or Caren Rector, 817-991-9707.
adult Forum
‘Discovering the New
Testament’ continues at
10:10 a.m. Sundays
Fr. Jambor’s current Adult Forum series
continues during Eastertide. Join him at
10:10 a.m. Sundays in DeWolfe Hall for
“Discovering the New Testament”.
April 14, 6:30 p.m., Firestone & Robertson Distilling Co.
901 W. Vickery Boulevard in Fort Worth
The Men’s Fellowship and the Women of All Saints’
are hosting “Bourbon and Bud,” a tour and tasting at Firestone
& Robertson Distilling Co., co-founded by All Saints’
parishioner Leonard Firestone. This special evening also
includes a presentation on the Fort Worth food scene by All
Saints’ parishioner and Star-Telegram columnist Bud Kennedy.
Bud Kennedy
Event is limited to 45 people and you must RSVP. To do
so, please email RSVP@asecfw.org with “Bourbon and Bud” in the
subject line, or call Edna Garcia at 817-732-1424.
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Gracious Giving
Jim & Carol Goble
Ted & Tina Gorski, Jr.
Rita Goss
Thank You! 2015 Pledgers at All Saints’
Subie & Phil Green
Bill & Ann Greenhill
John & Cindy Adams
Becky Boyer
Arlie & Juleigh Davenport, Jr.
Denis & Barbara Greer
Ed Adcock
Thomas & Natalie Brackett
Kyle & Robert Davie
Clark & Susie Gregg
Laura Adcock
Bill & Christy Brammer, Jr
Beverly DeHart
David & Suzy Griffin
Mike & Karen Albritton
Bruce & Ellie Brand
Justine Deison
Jim Griffin
Stewart & Betty Alcorn, II
Fr. Mel & Ruth Bridge
Ryan & Lindsey Dickerson
Marjorie Griffin
Marinda Allender
Bob & Paula Brockway
Virginia Durham
Rick Grimes, III
Jean Anderson
Jim & Frances Broussard
Alicia Easton
Chester & Laura Grudzinski, Jr.
Frank & Tasa Anderson
Alicia Brown
Bob & Elaine Edwards
Alice Hanson
Lois Anderson
Don & Jan Bumgarner
Margi Ehle
Mark & Adele Hart, Jr.
John Arndt
John & Stephanie Burk
Sally Ehrhart
Jim & Linda Harvey
Katie & Paul Aultman
John & Carol Burnam, Sr.
Sparky Ellingson, Jr.
Tyler & Hannah Head, Sr.
Sandy Bailey
Todd & Carie Burnette
Bob & Cathy Estrada
Rebecca Headrick
Stephen Baker
Lynn Busch
Pat Eubank
Jay Hebert & Camille Comeau
Mona & Frank Ball
Alan & Karen Cannon
Lori & Lance Evans
Judy Henderson
John & Nancy Banks
Ann Carraway
Tom Farris
Hobie & Tricia Henderson
Mthr Melanie Barbarito
Jeanne Casstevens
Ellen Feik
Kent & Barbara Henning
Fr. Fred & Judith Barber
Mike & Sue Chapman
Rob & Rhonda Felton
Tom & Marilyn Henry, III
Kirk & Lisa Gail Barnes
Richard & Barbara Chowning
Patrick & Martha Ferchill
Frank & Cynthia Hill
Monte & Johanna Barron
Linda Christie
George & Ann Ferguson
Cory & Luci Hoad
Ed & Joan Basham
Renee Claffey
Jane Ferguson
Liz Holland
Anne & Bob Bass
Georgia Clarke
Helen Ferguson
Patricia Honea
Becky Beasley
Trish Cloutier
Ed Ferree
Gerry Horne
Greg & Jen Beck
Dalton & Lezlie Cobb, Jr.
Leonard & Nicole Firestone
Fr. Jim & Anne Horton
Anna Beck
Al & Julie Cochran
Charlie Flanders
Mack & Ann House
Claire Beck
Norm & Merikay Coder
Delaney Fleming
Mark & Sarah Howard
Henry Beck
Jean Cole
Steve & Laura Fleming
Susan Howell
David & Betty Bell
Darron & Mary Collins
John Forestner
Bp. Sam Hulsey
Garry & Joyce Bender
Andrew & Amy Conders
Ann Freese
Imo Iman
Drake Benthall
Pat Conditt
Lilo Fritz
Glenn & Diana Isbell
Marco & Judith Bianchi
Greg & Nancy Connally
Lynn Gafford
Fr. Chris & Pat Jambor
Tad & Patty Bird
Ed Cook, Sr.
Andrew & Mary Gallina
Murray James
Bob & Judy Blakeman
David Corley
Edna Garcia
Andrew Johnsen & Wende Dwyer-
Bill & Nancy Blalock
Michael & Marty Craddock
Josephine Garrett
Joanie Blanton
Josie Craft
Bill Gerhart & Sallie Trotter
Tookie Johnson
Julie Bonner
Jim & Judy Cross
Justin Gerstenberger
Steve & Jennifer Jorns
Carl & Jolene Boone, Jr.
Paula Croxton
Jason Giesinger & Ashley Kirk
Jean Jump
Michael & Leigh Bornitz
Charles & Barbara Cummings
Arch & Jo Gilbert
Keith & Mimi Karnes
Dick Bourland
Bill & Michelle Cyrus
Mary Ann & Diego Giordano
Katie Karnes
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Johnsen
Chad & Amy Keener
Michael McQuitty
Beverly Ross
Rob & Ellen Kelly, III
Bob & Vickie Merrill
A. Z. Rowland, Jr.
Jon & Kathy Kelly
John & Jessica Meyer
Meg Rubin
Bud Kennedy & Shelly Seymour
Donna Michels
Travis & Suzanne Sanders
Allen & Suzanne Kent
Vic & Anne Michels, II
Ann Kent
Larry & Heather Miglets
Marybeth Sanders-Wilson &
Brad Wilson
John & Dot Kent
Tommy & Erin Miller, Jr.
Hollis Kent
Charles & Jenny Miller
Susan Kiehl
Jerry & Amanda Milligan
Constance Kilgore
Jim & De Ann Mitchell
Marsha & John Kleinheinz
Charles & Yvonne Mooney, Jr.
Tres Knight, III
Mark Moore
Jill Kolstad
John Morgan
Rose Ann Kornfeld
Michael & Karen Myers
Chris & Lacey Kruger
Michele Needham
Mary Landers
Lois Neely
Mike & Liz Lattimore
Jeff & Lynn Nichols
Russell & Kathryn Laughlin
Annie Nichols
Woody & Missy Lawson
John & Nancy Nichols
Keith & Christi LeBlanc
Tom & Harriette O’Connor
Kerry & Peg Lee
Judy Olson
Hugh & Connie Lefler, Jr.
Charles Overstreet
Patti Leggett
Jeff & Irmgard Payne
Ceth & Jerra Lewis
Richard & Lea Payne
Rosemary Lindsey
Bob & Jeany Pitre, Sr.
Andrew & Adrienne Lombardi
Mike & Nancy Plunk
Nancy & Sheldon Lord
Bill & Kathy Pollard
Walter & Beth Loudermilk
David & Dana Porter
Mary Ralph Lowe
Susan Pratt
Holly & Ed Luke, Jr.
Mary Lou Pruitt
Carolyn Lundelius
Jeri Quinton
Laurie MacGregor
Thomas & Betty Rajan
David Madison
Jim & Loris Rankin
Kyle & Jean Mankin
Scott & Caren Rector
Olivia Mason
Janie Rector
Stephen & Janese Massey
Linda Reed
Katie May
Meryl Reed
Dottie McBride
Maurie Reynolds
Kelly & Eunice McColm
David & Constance Richardson
Barbara McColm
Rosie Rimbey
George & Virginia McIlheran, Jr.
Alston & Katie Roberts, III
Jim & Marcy McKay, Jr.
Fran Roberts
Bob & Judy McNamara
Rick & Amy Robinson
Nancy Searway
Douglas & Jane Seibel
John & Karla Sessing
Hal & Cathy Sewell
James & Harriett Shadle, Jr.
Fr. Johnson & Mary Shannon
Scott & Allison Shapard
Patty Sharratt
John & Susan Sheffield
Frank Sherwood
Neal & Sue Shields
Gary & Dabney Shires
Dan Short
Sharron Sibley
Gary & Susie Silman
Ramsay Slugg
Whit & Gretchen Smith
Kyle & Mary Marshall Smith
Billy & Tracy Smith, II
Ann Spence
Jackie Springs
Lisa Staples
Michael & Karin Steadman
Rod & Claudia Stepp
Susan Stevenson
Bill & Sarah Stinneford, III
Ned & Marci Stocker
Billie Stoker
Jim Stouffer
Paul & Mary Jeanne Stouffer
Tom & Jane Swanson
Jan Tancred
Bryan Taylor
Kim & Richard Terrell
Jim Terry
Anita Thomas
Wyndell & Frieda Thomas
Gracious
Giving
Thank You!
2015 Pledgers
R.L. & Chanie Thomas
Betty Thompson
Emily Tolle
Patricia Towle
Ed & Janie Townsend, III
Gilman & Mary Tracy
Grace Tracy
Karla Uecker
Bo & Jana Underwood, III
Justin & Tiffany Vahrenkamp
Dick & Barbara Van Gorder
Dick & Emilie Varnell
Gary & Suzanne Vasseur
Michael & Peggy Vaughan
Lynette Waites
Bill Waites
Ruth Walker
John & Blair Walker, III
Bill & Lynne Waltman, III
Derek & Mthr. Jordan Ware
Cedric Wasano
Finn & Carolyn Watkins
Kim & Bea Watson
Kenton & Alexa Watt, Jr.
Webb Webb
Cuba Webb
Greg & Mollee Westfall
Vicki Whistler
Hudson & Carol Wiley
Ruth Williams
Kaye Williams
William & Charlotte Winston
Robert & Suzanne Wood, Jr.
Trace & Shannon Worrell
Kip & Amy Wright
To add your name to the list of pledgers, please contact Lynne Waltman in the Business office, 817-732-1424 or Lynne@asecfw.org.
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Baby Blessing, times two
YOUNG ADULTS
Congratulations to parishioners Kate
and Brad Dickerson on the recent
birth of twins, William Bradford and
Evelyn Grace. They
are the grandchildren
of parishioners
Jim and DeAnn
Mitchell. Mom and
babies are home and
healthy. Congratulations to all!
Young adults, bring a favorite beverage and your favorite hymn selections to Mthr.
Ware’s house! We’ll make fun of her terrible piano “skills”, and enjoy singing some of
our favorites together. All hymns from The Hymnal 1982 and the United Methodist
Hymnal are on the table as possible sing-a-long choices. Come share your favorites with
our community! We’ll meet on April 13th at 7:00 p.m. Please bring a beverage to
share. All are welcome - please feel encouraged to bring friends. For directions or more
information, contact Mthr. Ware, MthWare@asecfw.org.
Thank You!
To the dedicated volunteers who help
every two weeks to prepare the bulk
mailing of the Pro O to our parishioners.
They also volunteer for special mailings
for the Easter season. Thanks to:
Barbara Henning, Kent Henning,
Ed Ferree, Fran Roberts, Pat Murta,
Joanie Blanton, Melanie Peoples and
Laurie MacGregor.
The Saintwich
Ministry needs
helping hands
Every month, our Saintwich Ministry
puts together 1,000 sandwiches for the
Presbyterian Night Shelter. Their next
date of service is Sunday, April 19 at
4:00 p.m. in DeWolfe Hall. It’s easy to
join in...just show up. Bring an apron or
dress in easy-to-wash attire.
Our Saintwich Ministry also is in need
of a new
coordinator for
this once-amonth event.
If you’re
interested or
want more
information,
please email
Missions@
asecfw.org.
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Beer & Hymn Sing-a-Long on April 13
What’s up with EYC
Sunday, April 12: EYC will help our church
prepare our community garden for spring! Our
service will enable gardneners to more easily
grow their gifts of fruits and veggies for our
neighbors. Both Jr. and Sr. EYC will meet at
4:30 p.m.to begin work. Dinner to follow. All
are welcome. For more on EYC, contact Mthr.
Jordan Ware, MthWare@asecfw.org or 817-7321424.
April Community Outreach
PrayerBears for Cook Children’s Medical Center
This month’s Community Outreach benefits the PrayerBear program at Cook
Children’s Medical Center. NEW, soft toy teddy bears with tags and other stuffed
animals of all shapes, sizes and colors are blessed during worship services, then
delivered to medical center chaplains. These bears and stuffed animals are given to
patients who need encouragement or support. Chaplains tell children that “this bear
comes to you with love from people you have never met who are praying for you.” The
Prayer Bears often mean so much
to children and their families
that some families return to the
medical center to donate bears to
the program.
Baskets for donations are located
at the front of the nave and
in DeWolfe Hall. Questions?
Please contact Katrina Schussler,
katmomx123@aol.com.
Parish Calendar
Sunday, April 12
Nursery
8:45 a.m.
Sunday School
10:10 a.m.
Adult Forum
10:10 a.m.
Garage Sale Preparation
11:15 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Jr. and Sr. EYC
4:30 p.m.
Monday, April 13
Al-Anon
8:30 a.m.
AA/Al-Anon
6:00 p.m.
Job Seekers
6:00 p.m.
Handbell Guild
7:00 p.m.
Young Adults Beer &
Hymns
7:00 p.m.
Tuesday, April 14
Spirited Sisters
9:00 a.m.
Facilities Committee 4:00 p.m.
AA
6:30 p.m.
Men’s Fellowship/WAS
host Bourbon & Bud 6:30 p.m.
Wednesday, April 15
Men’s Breakfast
Bible Study
7:00 a.m.
Bible Study
10:45 a.m.
Christian Education
Commission
5:15 p.m.
Wednesday Dinner 6:00 p.m.
Bible Study
6:30 p.m.
Thursday, April 16
Garage Sale preparation
2:00-8:00 p.m.
Grief Support
2:00 p.m.
Endowment Board 5:30 p.m.
AA/Al-Anon
6:00 p.m.
All Saints’ Choir
6:30 p.m.
Friday, April 17
Al-Anon
8:30 a.m.
Blessing Rehearsal 4:30 p.m.
Saturday, April 18
Crestline Neighborhood
Market
8:00 a.m.-Noon
J2A/Kenya Garage
Sale
8:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Sacred Mamas
10:00 a.m.
Blessing
4:30 p.m.
All Saints’ Dinner
Club
6:30 p.m.
Sunday, April 19
Carter BloodCare
Blood Drive 10 a.m.- 1p.m.
Nursery
8:45 a.m.
Sunday School
10:10 a.m.
PNS Sandwich
Making
4:30 p.m.
Jr. EYC
4:30 p.m.
Sr. EYC
6:00 p.m.
EYC Dinner
6:00 p.m.
Monday, April 20
AA/Al-Anon
6:00 p.m.
Job Seekers
6:00 p.m.
Tuesday, April 21
Spirited Sisters
St. Anne’s Guild
Eucharist
St. Anne’s Guild
AA
Stephen Minister
Cont. Education
9:00 a.m.
10:00 a.m.
10:30 a.m.
6:00 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
Saturday, April 25
Altar Flower/Altar
Guild
9:00 a.m.
Carter
BloodCare
Blood Drive
Sunday, April 19
10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Sign up in the church hall way or register
online for a convenient time slot at
www.carterbloodcare.org. Walk-ins are also
welcome! Questions? Contact Joyce
Bender, jgarrick1@sbcglobal.net.
Wednesday, April 22
Men’s Breakfast
Bible Study
7:00 a.m.
Bible Study
10:45 a.m.
Wednesday Dinner 6:00 p.m.
Bible Study
6:30 p.m.
Thursday, April 23
AA/Al-Anon
All Saints’ Choir
6:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
Friday, April 24
Al-Anon
Organ Recital Reception
8:30 a.m.
7:30 p.m.
8:30 p.m.
All Saints’ Episcopal Worship Calendar
Sunday Services
Daily Services
8:00 a.m. The Holy Eucharist (Rite I)
9:00 a.m. Choral Eucharist (Rite II)
11:15 a.m. Choral Eucharist (Rite I)
7:00 a.m. The Holy Eucharist
(Saturday at 8:00 a.m.)
9:00 a.m. Morning Prayer
(Monday through Friday)
10:00 a.m. The Holy Eucharist on
Wednesdays with the Healing Service
4:45 p.m. Evening Prayer (Mon.-Fri.)
5:00 p.m. The Holy Eucharist (Rite I),
with the Healing Service
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All Saints’ Episcopal Church
5001 Crestline Road
Fort Worth, Texas 76107-3699
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ALL SAINTS’ EPISCOPAL CHURCH
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4301 Meadowbrook Drive, Fort Worth, Texas 76103
817-534-1900 Fax: 817-534-1904
Web Site: www.episcopaldiocesefortworth.org
The Rt. Rev. Rayford B. High, Jr., Bishop
A Procession of Palms
The weather and a well-mannered
miniature donkey cooperated to
make a wonderful Palm Sunday on
March 29. Above, our outdoor Palm
Sunday Procession witnesses to our
neighbors that Holy Week has begun.
At left, two sisters meet and greet the
donkey, who reminds us of Jesus’ ride
into Jerusalem to the Hosannas of the
crowd.
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
5001 Crestline Road Fort Worth, Texas 76107-3699
817-732-1424 Fax: 817-731-2417
Web Site: www.asecfw.org
The Rev. Christopher N. Jambor, Rector
Rector’s Staff
The Rev. Melanie R. Barbarito, Assisting Priest
The Rev. Jordan Ware, Assisting Priest
The Rev. J. Frederick Barber, Adjunct Priest
The Rev. M. Johnson Shannon, Adjunct Priest
The Rev. Thomas E. Shepherd, Adjunct Priest
Paul Aultman, Sexton
Keri Collier, Nursery Worker
Edna Garcia, Receptionist/Membership Secretary
Jan Griffith, Nursery Worker
Frederick Grimes, Organist and Choirmaster
Holly Luke, Sunday School Superintendent
Sean Meagher, Assistant Sexton
Dottie McBride, Bursar/Financial Secretary
Marybeth Sanders-Wilson, Assistant to the Rector
Karla Uecker, Communications Manager
Lynne M. Waltman, Business Manager