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Wednesday, December 12, 2018
Bishop Magness called to serve as Bishop Diocesan Pro-Tempore
Diocesan Youth Task Force hosted November Weekend at Chanco
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On November 16-18, the Diocesan Youth Task Force hosted
November Weekend at Chanco on the James. Sixty-six participants
experienced a spirit and fun-filled weekend centered around the theme
"Hold Fast: God Is With You." The Youth Task Force hopes you will join
us for May Weekend at Chanco on the James. So mark your calendars for
May 17-19!
Annual Council: Youth Delegation & Delegation Advisor applications are being accepted
The Diocese of Southern Virginia will hold its 127th Annual Council - "Fresh Expressions of Gospel Relationships" - February 8-9, 2019 at the Williamsburg Lodge Convention Center. Go to www.bit.ly/diosova127 for complete registration and hotel information, and all the most current information about Council.
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Youth Delegation & Youth Delegation Advisor Applications
Youth in grades 9-12 are invited to be a part of the Youth Delegation at Annual Council. Use the application form available here.
Applications are due by January 9, 2019. Additionally, two adult
leaders will be selected to serve as advisors for the youth delegation
to help them engage in and process Council. Click here for more info and an application form.
Clergy transitions
The Rev. James Young began as priest-in-charge at St. Thomas', Chesapeake, on November 1, 2018.
The Rev. Marjorie Holm left as Interim Rector at Emmanuel, Franklin, on November 30, 2018.
The Rev. Deacon Bob Gay began at Hickory Neck, Toano, on December 2, 2018.
The Rev. Deacon Margery Howell retired from Good Samaritan, Virginia Beach, on December 2, 2018.
Choral Skills for the Organist - A Refresher
Holly Sunderland will present Choral Skills for the Organist - A
Refresher on Saturday, January 26, beginning at 10 a.m. at St. Michael's
Lutheran Church, 2208 Princess Anne Rd., Virginia Beach. Many organists
find themselves leading choirs as part of their duties. Some are
singing organists who are quite content modeling and refining both solo
and choral singers. Some, however, lack experience and confidence in
these endeavors. This is a seminar in which participants will be
introduced to the concept of "gradual release" - I do, We do together,
You do together, You do. This pattern works well for teaching untrained
singers. This seminar will be a good refresher for the trained, or
introduction to the novice. It is free and no advance registration
required.
Greensville Memorial Foundation helps Jackson-Feild purchase new van
Recognizing the importance of doing all they can to improve
the quality of life and health of the community, the Greensville
Memorial Foundation recently awarded grant funding to Jackson-Feild
Behavioral Health (JFBHS) Services to purchase a new eight-passenger
van.
The board and staff of JFBHS are most grateful to Executive
Director Jill Slate and the board of the Greensville Memorial Foundation
for this wonderful gift.
On average, residents at JFBHS are driven 20,000 miles per
year for medical and dental appointments. Replacing a 2010 minivan with
more than 200,000 miles on the odometer, this new vehicle is expected to
provide reliable transportation of the children for a number of years.
Recharge young adult retreat
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