Ladies Night Out

Ladies Night Out

Ladies Night Out

Second Tuesdays at 6 pm

All ladies are welcome to join us each month for a dinner outing. We’ll meet at different local restaurants for fun and fellowship! Be sure to RSVP to ladiesnight@stmartininthefields.org if you plan to come!

When you RSVP, we’ll also invite you to get on our Ladies Night email group and GroupMe text. This will make communication within the group much easier! If you need a ride, or can give a ride, you can facilitate that using these tools.

September 8 – RSVP today!

Our September 8 outing will be at The Cheesecake Factory located at 1440 Plaza Place, Southlake.

If you are able to come, please RSVP  to ladiesnight@stmartininthefields.org.

Saturday Brunch

Saturday brunch is in the works – Stay tuned for more information! If you would like to organize a Saturday brunch, please email us!

Lenten Activities and Events

Lenten Activities and Events

An Invitation to a Holy Lent
Each year we are invited to enter into Lent by, among other things, “reading and meditating on God’s holy Word.”
There are many ways we’re going to do that this year:

Ash Wednesday

Join us in the church on Wednesday, February 18 at noon or 7 pm. The 7 pm service will also be livestreamed. Clergy and lay ministers also will be imposing ashes in our parking lot on Ash Wednesday from 7 – 9 am and from 4 – 6 pm.

Lenten Outreach Project – A Call to Feed the Hungry

Bishop Andy Doyle has called on all churches in the Episcopal Diocese of Texas to increase our efforts to help feed the hungry in our community. As part of that call, our 2026 Lenten Offering will go to support the work of 4Saints & Friends Episcopal Food Pantry. Donate online here. Choose “Lenten Outreach” from the drop down menu.

Weekly Stations of the Cross

Each Sunday in Lent at 5pm, you’re invited into the church to walk the ways of the cross.

Sunday Forums: The Real Stations of the Cross

“The Real Stations of the Cross” is a Lenten adult Bible study inviting participants to walk with Jesus from his condemnation to the tomb, exploring both the biblical Passion narratives and the rich devotional traditions that have shaped the Stations through the centuries. Each week combines Scripture, historical context, and theological reflection, paying careful attention to where the Stations arise directly from the Gospels and where they emerge from the Church’s prayerful imagination. Together, we will reflect on suffering, compassion, injustice, faithfulness, and hope, allowing this ancient practice to deepen our understanding of Christ’s love and to shape our own discipleship as we journey toward Palm Sunday and Holy Week.

Rector’s Wednesday Bible Study: Walking with Jesus Through the Passion

This Lent the weekly Wednesday Bible study will explore the Passion narratives as told in the four Gospels, listening closely to how each evangelist tells the story of Jesus’ suffering, death, and love in a distinct way. Together we will notice what each Gospel emphasizes, what questions it raises, and how these ancient stories continue to shape our faith and lives today. Rather than harmonizing the accounts, we will honor their differences and discover how they offer multiple windows into the mystery of the cross. This study is designed for thoughtful reflection, guided teaching, and meaningful discussion as we journey toward Holy Week and Easter.

Youth Group: Walking the Holy Days

Each Sunday at 4:00pm our youth group will walk together through the heart of the Christian story by focusing on five holy days: Ash Wednesday, Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, Holy Saturday, and the Easter Vigil. Each week invites students to explore a different moment of Jesus’ journey through prayer, scripture, and conversation. Rather than rushing to Easter, we will linger with themes of identity, service, suffering, waiting, and hope, learning how God meets us in every season of life.

Children’s Ministry

Our children will explore Lenten and Easter lessons from the Illustrated Ministry curriculum, reflecting on how to grow closer to God. Showing kindness, giving to the hungry, and understanding Jesus’ love will be dicerned before celebrating Jesus’ Resurrection. Children will be provided activity and coloring booklets in Children’s Chapel, and will also receive activity calendars from Forward Movement. 

United Thank Offering’s Lenten Meditations

unitedthankoffering.com/Lent

Our materials in 2026 are inspired by the book The Serviceberry: Abundance and Reciprocity in the Natural World by Robin Wall Kimmerer. This book takes a look at how the natural world functions via a gift economy as plants, animals, soil, etcetera share what they have for the common good. When the UTO Board and Staff read this book, we resonated with the themes because they also are the foundation of the ministry of UTO.

Episcopal Relief & Development’s Lenten Meditations

episcopalrelief.org/church-in-action/lent

Written by Sister Monica Clare, an Episcopal nun, author and unlikely TikTok star, our 2026 meditations offer an invitation to rediscover—or deepen—holy habits of prayer, worship and engagement with Scripture. These “holy habits” provide a path to a life that is given shape, meaning and direction by being rooted in a deeper relationship with God.

Seminary of the Southwest’s 2026 Lenten Meditations

ssw.edu/lent2026

This Lent, Seminary of the Southwest is offering a new Lenten project that invites the wider church into a season of renewal and hope. Designed to accompany the first five weeks of Lent, the series creates space for prayer, conversation, and faithful reflection on repentance, discipleship, and the promise of new life. Shaped by the voices of five women members of our faculty, these gatherings reflect both the depth of Southwest’s theological life and our commitment to forming leaders for ministry, service, and healing. Rooted in the Lenten journey, this project offers a hopeful reminder that even in times of change, God is at work bringing new life.

Lent Madness
This is Lent on the lighter side. A saintly smackdown that you can participate in! Read more and enjoy!

Holy Week Worship Schedule – March 29 – April 5, 2026

March 29, Palm Sunday: We will process from the Labyrinth outside.
8:30 Palm Sunday with procession
9:30 Palm cross making in parish hall
10:30 am Palm Sunday with procession (with incense)

April 2, Maundy Thursday:
7 pm Holy Eucharist with Foot Washing  Will also be livestreamed. Nursery Available
8 pm Overnight vigil at the altar of repose begins in the chapel. Please sign up for a one hour time slot to keep watch in the chapel.

April 3, Good Friday:
12 pm Holy Eucharist from the reserved Sacrament
7 pm Holy Eucharist from the reserved Sacrament. Will also be livestreamed. Nursery Available

April 4, Holy Saturday:
12 pm Simple, spoken service in the Memorial Garden.
8 pm The Easter Vigil (with incense) Will also be livestreamed. Nursery Available 

April 5, Easter Sunday:
7 am Sunrise Easter Eucharist outdoors (with incense)
8:30 am Easter Eucharist. Nursery Available 
10:30 am Easter Eucharist. Nursery Available 

Piecemakers

Piecemakers

Piecemakers Sewing Group

Last year, the Prayer Shawl ministry was given a generous donation of a sewing machine as well as lots of fabric, and we’ve been adding new projects to our ministry!

The Prayer Shawl ministry knits and crochets shawls, chemo caps, scarves, soap sacks, etc. for those who need them. The Piecemakers have expanded on this by creating hanging bags for walkers, bibs for nursing home residents, and other items designed to bring care and comfort to those in need.

When we meet

We meet monthly on the third Thursdays from 10 am in the Outreach room located in the parish hall. For those who want to make a day of it, bring a sack lunch, and stay through Prayer Shawl, which meets from 1 – 2:30 pm.

What you need

Just a willingness to participate! All of  our materials come from donations. A knowldege of sewing is great, but if you don’t have one, we’ll be happy to teach!

Get in touch

If you have any questions, please let us know! You can email our leaders, Pennie Carnes and Kathy Wilkinson at prayer-shawl@stmartininthefields.org.

Want to support in other ways?

We’re currently collecting gently used flannel and cotton shirts to make men’s bibs for nursing home residents. You can bring donations to the church with you on Sunday, or contact the office to drop off during the week.

If you would like to provide a monetary donation to help us in our ministry, you can do that here. Just choose “Prayer Shawl” from the drop-down menu. Thank you for your generosity!

Now Hiring for Nursery Assistants

Now Hiring for Nursery Assistants

St. Martin-in-the-Fields Episcopal Church is currently looking for adult Nursery Assistants. Applicants must be polite, friendly, and courteous to all children, parents, and volunteers. The Nursery works closely with the Children’s Minister to nurture and prepare children in Christian Formation.

Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: feeding, changing diapers, escorting to the bathroom, maintaining a safe environment, putting children down for naps, holding, or sitting with and cheerfully interacting with children through games, stories, play and prayer. 

May be asked to work in the nursery during other church events or meetings not on Sundays. 

Nursery Assistant
Pay is $10-$12/hour depending on experience

Experience:

  • No experience required, however, familiarity and comfort working with children is a plus

Requirements:

  • Age 18+
  • Pass a background check (age 18+)
  • Be or become Safe Church Certified (St. Martin’s will provide the online materials needed)
  • Be or become CPR/First Aid Certified 

Hours:

  • Sundays from 9 am – 12 pm (includes holidays)
  • Must be able to commit to every Sunday you are scheduled for

Responsibilities:

  • Coordinate with Nursery Director regarding schedule
  • Responsible for caring for children ages 0-3 years old; diaper changes and other clean up may be necessary
Wednesday Bible Study

Wednesday Bible Study

Join St. Martin’s clergy for Bible study each Wednesday at 10:30 am in the conference room and online. In September we’ll start working through the Book of Exodus together. Our study is rooted in the Episcopal way of reading the Bible, holding together Scripture, tradition, and reason. Each week includes teaching, conversation, and space for your questions. All are welcome, whether you’re opening the Bible for the first time or have studied it for years. When & Where: Wednesdays, 10:30 am – Conference Room & Online To join online, please fill out the form below.
Elderberries

Elderberries

Come and join St. Martin’s Elderberries Community

Who are the Elderberries?

The Elderberries are a community of parishioners aged 60+ who meet monthly, support each other, fellowship, plan activities, and reach out to others within St. Martin’s and the Keller/Southlake community. 

Elderberries Meeting Dates and Time

We meet on the third Tuesday of the month at noon in the large hall for a potluck lunch. Please bring a dish to share if you are able.

Current Elderberries Plans

At the monthly meetings, we will visit, break bread and assemble 200 Student Snack Packs in cooperation with the Community Storehouse in Keller.  Come and lend a hand as we help “the least among us” at our local schools.

Communications

Want to know everything that the group is up to? Join our group chat or group email by filling out the form here: stmartin.breezechms.com/form/elderberries

Outreach Program

We are currently partnering with Community Storehouse to assemble and distribute snack packs to local schoolchildren.

If you want to volunteer with Community Storehouse directly, you can sign up here.

Elderberries love to support our local arts communities!

Here you can get links to various opportunities

Apex Arts League

Classical music, dance, art

Bass Hall

Symphony, musicals, theater, performing arts

Casa Mañana

Music, theater, performing arts, children’s theater

Kimball Art Museum

Art, lecture series

EfM

EfM

EfM (Education for Ministry) is returning to St. Christopher’ Episcopal Church in Fort Worth in September. Since 2011, more than 35 people from multiple congregations have participated at St. Christopher’s in this four-year, small-group formation program based on study and practice in theological reflection. This seminar-style class will be offered once a week for 36 weeks, under the guidance of trained mentors Marti Fagley and The Rev. Ron Pogue. Seminar size is limited to 6-12 students. The cost of this sponsored program is $375 per year (some scholarships are available). EfM is a Certificate program administered by the School of Theology at the University of the South in Sewanee, Tennessee. We promise this will be a life changing journey with God.

Meetings – Our group will meet on Tuesday afternoons, starting September 9. Registration will begin August 19.

Living in Community – We value creating sacred space where people feel welcomed and safe.

Regular Prayer and Worship – We recognize the presence of God with us in every session, and we explore ways to deepen our individual spirituality.

Theological Reflection (TR) – Our conversations take on an added dimension in EfM’s model of theological reflection.

Study – EfM materials root us in Christian scripture, history, theology, and ethics.

Vocational Discernment – It is not so much about what a person does, but how a person lives with purpose.

Our group will meet on Tuesday afternoons, starting September 2. Registration will begin August 19. For further information contact Marti Fagley (mfagley@aol.com or 817-637-1820) or The Rev. Ron Pogue (rpogue@icloud.com or 832-576-9019). You may also want to check out the University of the South’s EfM website https://theology.sewanee.edu/education-for-ministry.

All Seekers Welcome!

Vestry Minutes – 4/21/2025

Vestry Minutes – 4/21/2025

St. Martin-in-the-Fields Vestry Meeting April 21, 2025

Vestry Reports & Financial Updates

Present:  Alan Bentrup – Rector, Mary Beth Butler – Senior Warden, Dick Seeber – Junior Warden,  Carlie Briggs, Shawn Casey, Bob Garrity, Tina Morehead, Jeanne Neill, Thomas Schloer, DJ Mitchell – Treasurer, Gary Wilkinson – Finance Committee Chair

Not Present: Bryan Hedrick, Rebecca Haynes, Elizabeth Jordan. Glenda Morehead – Clerk

A regular meeting of the Vestry of St. Martin-in-the-Fields was held at 7 PM Mon April 21, 2025 via Zoom.

The meeting was opened in prayer at 7:04 PM by the Rector who chaired the meeting.  He appointed Tina Morehead as clerk for the meeting.

Consideration of the Minutes

Dick Seeber moved the minutes of the March 23, 2025 meeting be approved as distributed. Jeanne Neill seconded the motion, and the motion carried. 

Financial Matters

Gary Wilkinson reported that first quarter finances are tracking better than planned against budget. 

The annual review team consisting of Gary Wilkinson (Team Lead) Diana Panther, Jan Rees, Phyliss Bess, Michael Yackira, Margot Bradburry and Holly Wilkinson will meet on June 14, 2025 to conduct the annual parish financial review.    

Finance Committee Recommendations and Treasurer’s Report Accepted

Jeanne Neill moved that the Financial Committee report and Treasurer’s report  be accepted as presented.  Mary Beth Butler seconded the motion, and the motion carried. 

Master Plan Updates

DJ Mitchell reported on the renovation of the Small Parish Hall.  Members of the VLK Architectural firm; Scott Liston, member of the Parish and experienced construction management professional; DJ Mitchell, Treasurer and project facilitator, and the leadership of Taurus Commercial, Inc. met earlier this week to discuss Taurus’ $472,984 bid to undertake Small Parish Hall renovations. With the continued support of VLK Architects and the involvement of those members of the Parish who work within the walls of the Small Parish Hall, the cost of the proposed work is now well within the amount of money we have set aside to complete the work.

The following two resolutions were proposed by Mitchell for Vestry vote: 

Resolution 1.  After the completion of the review of three responsive bids for the renovation of the Small

Parish Hall, and consistent with the design drawings produced by VLK Architects and reviewed multiple times by the Vestry, the Senior Warden is authorized to execute all construction and related agreements between Taurus Commercial, Inc., VLK Architects, and St. Martin-in-the-Fields for the renovation of the Small Parish Hall. Work will take approximately 105 working days to complete.

Resolution 2.  The Project Facilitator/Treasurer is authorized to immediately give notice via email to Taurus

Commercial, Inc. and VLK Architects that Taurus Commercial, Inc. is authorized to proceed with the purchase of all project-related materials so that the prices for same can be established. The Project Facilitator/Treasurer is also authorized to provide Taurus Commercial, Inc. with an unrestricted Notice to Proceed once the construction contract is fully executed.

Dick Seeber moved that the Vesty accept and approve the resolutions as provided.  Jeanne Neill seconded the motion and the motion carried.  The Senior Warden is authorized to sign contracts with Taurus Commercial for construction to begin. 

Update on Inventory Process

Jeanne Neill has scheduled Zoom meetings with all entities who have been recommended to receive donations of furnishings that St. Martin will not be using after remodeling. 

The Rector will have a forum to present time line and dates of remodel to take place between mid-May through August of this year in order to disrupt as few groups and events as possible. 

Junior Warden’s Report:

See attached written report from Dick Seeber.

Parish Hall Pillars Replacement: In addition, he reported that the pillars on the south side of the Parish Hall will be repaired and/or replaced on Wednesday, April 30, 2025, weather permitting.  The mason pointed out and discussed with the Junior Warden the cracks in walls inside the parish hall which will need to be repaired if that is not included as part of the remodel work.

Senior Warden’s Report:

See written report attached. 

Rector’s Report:

See the attached written report.  The Rector reviewed and discussed the following with the Vestry:

Potential to host Pride Festival put on by local non–profit and businesses – Jeanne Neill moved that the Vestry approve for the Rector to begin conversations with the people who would be in charge of the proposed festival, requesting more information and allowing same to move forward with coordinating through City of Southlake for permits, applications and fees.  This is with the knowledge that the Vestry will be given sufficient details before they vote on whether to approve the festival as planned.  Thomas Schloer seconded the motion and the motion carried.

Vacation Bible School – The Small Parish Hall will be under remodel when VBS is scheduled.  VBS will be held in the main church room and the chapel.  Youth leaders are aware of this and have agreed to ensure everything is returned to “normal” for regular Sunday services that week.

Meeting Adjournment

Dick Seeber moved the meeting be adjourned, Thomas Schloer seconded the motion, and the motion

carried.  The meeting was closed at 7:50 PM by the Rector.

 

Respectfully submitted

Tina Morehead, Clerk pro tem

 

NEXT REGULAR VESTRY MEETING:  MAY 18, 2025  LOCATION TBD

Vestry Minutes – 4/21/2025

Vestry Minutes – 3/23/2025

St. Martin-in-the-Fields Vestry Meeting March 23, 2025

Vestry Reports & Financial Updates

Present: Alan Bentrup – Rector, Mary Beth Butler – Senior Warden, Dick Seeber – Jr. Warden, Carlie Briggs, Shawn Casey, Bob Garrity, Rebecca Haynes, Elizabeth Jordan, Tina Morehead, Jeanne Neill, Thomas Schloer. DJ Mitchell – Treasurer, Gary Wilkinson – Finance Committee Chair.

Not Present: Bryan Hedrick, John Wieden, Glenda Morehead – Clerk

Also Present: Sue Mitchell, Linda Seeber.

A regular meeting of the Vestry of St. Martin-in-the-Fields Episcopal Church was held in the Choir Room on Sunday March 23, 2025.

The meeting opened at 12 PM with prayer by the Rector who chaired the meeting.  He appointed Tina Morehead as Clerk for the meeting.

Consideration of the Minutes

Dick Seeber moved the minutes of the February 23, 2025 meeting be approved as distributed. Thomas Schloer seconded the motion and the motion carried.

Financial Matters

Gary Wilkinson reported that the annual review team is currently being assembled. 

The Planned Giving presentation by Michael Yackira approved by the Vestry at the January 19, 2025 meeting will be given to the parish during the Rector’s Forum on April 6th.

Wilkinson explained that although the current financial reports show Formation and Council expenditures being made from accounts with zero income the matter will resolve itself in future financial reports.  In addition, funds were sent to California for fire restoration from the Outreach Budget on the date that 2024 budget overage was moved to Outreach as approved by the Vestry in February.

Finance Committee Recommendations and Treasurer’s Report Accepted:  Dick Seeber moved that the recommendations of the Finance Committee and the Treasurer’s report be accepted as presented. Mary Beth Butler seconded the motion, and the motion carried.

Master Plan Updates

DJ Mitchell reported that our request for bids is in the hands of 3 master contractors, who will all do a walk-through of the property on Friday April 4th before submitting final bids. 

City of Southlake requires Hazmat Certification prior to any construction.  He is getting 3 bids for the Certification.  Certification will be done before the next meeting.

Once bids are in from the 3 master contractors for the remodel, they will go to the Finance Committee for review and then be brought to the Vestry for a vote on final selection.

Property Inventory and Storage:  Jeanne Neill is creating an inventory of furnishings for St. Martin for assets to be tracked during remodel and the inventory will be used for insurance purposes going forward.  Dick Seeber was able to share with her an inventory done by Amanda Alvarez, an expert in the field, when she was on the Vesty several years ago to use as a starting point.

The Rector asked for a committee to be formed with Vestry members and other parishioners to determine what we have; where we can use what we have; where items can be donated if we do not need them; and how to dispose of items left after all considerations.

Volunteers so far are Liza Goodner, Anika Rinker, Dick Seeber, DJ Mitchell, Rebecca Haynes and

Carlie Briggs.

Items will need to be moved to designated storage areas before the remodel begins.

Junior Warden Report

Dick Seeber gave updates on items included in his written report and a small project in the Altar area that will be done tomorrow. His report is attached to and made a part of these minutes.

Senior Warden’s Report

The written report of Senior Warden Mary Beth Butler is attached to and made a part of these minutes. 

Rector’s Report

The Rector’s written report is attached to and made a part of these minutes. 

Bishop’s Visit: The visit of the Rt. Rev. Andrew Doyle in November will shift some of the usual St. Martin Feast Day traditions, such as Acolyte Installation and Stewardship Ingathering.  The Bishop will hold Confirmations, Receptions and Rededications.  Inquirers classes will begin in the fall for those wishing to be confirmed.

The service with Bishop Doyle will not have incense.  The Rector only schedules incense on days that will have two identical services to provide options for those congregants who need to avoid smoke.

Possible hiring of Associate Rector: The process is ongoing with the Diocese. 

Safeguarding Training Administrator: The role of Safeguarding Training Administrator has been accepted by Tina Morehead.

Active Threat Response Training:  On May 25th, Keller Police Department representatives will hold Active Threat Response training at St. Martin. Southlake PD, Keller PD and Colleyville PD work as one to provide such training in the area and Keller has the earliest available opening.  The Rector requests that Vestry, Ushers and Greeters all attend in addition to the newly formed Safety Team which is headed by John Wieden. 

Safety and Emergency Response Updates. Dick Seeber reported that he is ordering new first aid kits with input from John Wieden.  The Rector headed a group discussion with the Vestry regarding emergency responses during services.

Meeting Adjournment

Carlie Briggs moved the meeting be adjourned, Thomas Schloer seconded the motion, and the motion carried.

The meeting closed with prayer by the Rector at 1:10 PM.

Respectfully submitted

Tina Morehead, Clerk pro tem

NEXT REGULAR VESTRY MEETING: April 21, 2025 at 7 PM via Zoom

Vestry Minutes – 4/21/2025

Vestry Minutes – 2/23/2025

St. Martin-in-the-Fields Vestry Meeting February 23, 2025

Vestry Reports & Financial Updates

Present: Alan Bentrup – Rector, Mary Beth Butler – Senior Warden, Dick Seeber – Jr. Warden, Carlie Briggs, Shawn Casey, Bob Garrity, Rebecca Haynes, Bryan Hedrick, Elizabeth Jordan, Tina Morehead, Jeanne Neill, Thomas Schloer. John Wieden, Glenda Morehead – Clerk, DJ Mitchell – Treasurer, Gary Wilkinson – Finance Committee Chair, Michael Yackira – Endowment Committee Chair.

Also Present:  Walker Bentrup, Trent Briggs, Sue Mitchell, Leah Robinson, Linda Seeber.

A regular meeting of the Vestry of St. Martin-in-the-Fields Episcopal Church was held in the Choir Room on Sunday February 23, 2025.

The meeting opened at 12w PM with prayer by the Rector who chaired the meeting. He announced that the vestry meeting would incorporate vestry orientation, meaning that it was expected to last longer than the usual one hour or less, so everyone needed to be prepared.

Consideration of the Minutes

Dick Seeber moved the minutes of the January 19, 2025 be approved as corrected and the minutes of the January 26 Annual Meeting and the January 26, 2025 Called Vestry meeting be approved as distributed. Mary Beth Butler seconded the motion and the motion carried.

Financial Matters

Duties of the Finance Committee: Gary Wilkinson explained the Finance Committee follows the directives set out in its Charter which is attached to and made a part of these minutes. The committee holds meetings in which they consider and vote on various financial matters. They then make recommendations to the vestry. The fiduciary responsibility in any Episcopal church rests in the hands of its vestry.

Wilkinson stated that when reading the financial reports it is important to focus on trends.  He answered several questions in that regard and reminded all present they can contact him or the Treasurer with any questions.

Finance Committee Recommendations: The committee recommends that the Planned Giving Program prepared by Michael Yackira be presented to the vestry for approval.

The committee also endorsed the Rector’s request for funds to rekey the campus as necessary, the cost to be determined.

Finance Committee Recommendations and Treasurer’s Report Accepted: Mary Beth Butler moved that the recommendations of the Finance Committee and the Treasurer’s report be accepted as presented. Thomas Schloer seconded the motion and the motion carried.

Junior Warden Report

Dick Seeber reported on various repair jobs completed. He also explained the process involved when work on St. Martin’s campus requires outside contractors. His report is attached to and made a part of these minutes.

Senior Warden’s Report

The written report of Senior Warden Mary Beth Butler is attached to and made a part of these minutes. She told of having the opportunity to meet with the new bishop of our Northern Region of EDOT, the Rt Rev Brian Seage. She found him to be very knowledgeable about St. Martin’s location in an expanding community.

Every month she will be bringing sign-up sheets for vestry members for Vestry Person in Charge duties and vestry meeting snacks.

Rector’s Report

The Rector’s written report is attached to and made a part of these minutes.

Building Security: John Wieden has agreed to work with the Rector on ensuring Buildings Security.

Ministry Survey Results: Michael Yackira will assist the Rector in implementing any ministry changes that may result from the recent survey by Deborah Diehl. 

Master Plan Update

DJ Mitchell reported that he is still working with experts in the various fields to reduce the costs of the education building reconstruction and renovation. He will meet with the architect this week and expects to have 3 bids for the project by March 11. He expects to be prepared to ask for a vestry vote March 23.

Meeting Adjournment

Carlie Briggs moved the meeting be adjourned, John Wieden seconded the motion and the motion carried.

The meeting closed with prayer by the Rector at 1:50 PM.

 

Respectfully submitted,

Glenda Morehead, Clerk

NEXT REGULAR VESTRY MEETING MARCH 23, 2025 12 PM CHOIR ROOM