The Very Rev. Susan Grimm, rector of Trinity, South Boston, and St. Timothy's, Clarksville, shared how Ridley and ECW Scholarships had made such a difference for two students in her congregation. "I was talking with the single parent of two young women at Trinity Church in South Boston just this weekend," she said. "One will graduate with a degree in engineering from Duke this month, and the other continues to pursue nursing at JMU. Their mother wanted me to know how much the scholarships her daughters have received through the Diocese and the Diocesan ECW have meant to her family. I enourage all clergy to make sure families know about these opportunities and encourage them to pursue them. It's another way we can encourage our young folks!"
Tuesday, May 7, 2019
Ridley Scholarship applications due June 20
Ridley Foundation Scholarships are available to college
students who are: Southampton County residents; Franklin, VA residents;
children of Episcopal clergy; children of diocesan employees; and lay
Episcopal residents of the Diocese. Students must be accepted at an
accredited college or university and be pursuing a full-time degree
program. Click here for more information and application.
The Very Rev. Susan Grimm, rector of Trinity, South Boston, and St. Timothy's, Clarksville, shared how Ridley and ECW Scholarships had made such a difference for two students in her congregation. "I was talking with the single parent of two young women at Trinity Church in South Boston just this weekend," she said. "One will graduate with a degree in engineering from Duke this month, and the other continues to pursue nursing at JMU. Their mother wanted me to know how much the scholarships her daughters have received through the Diocese and the Diocesan ECW have meant to her family. I enourage all clergy to make sure families know about these opportunities and encourage them to pursue them. It's another way we can encourage our young folks!"
The Very Rev. Susan Grimm, rector of Trinity, South Boston, and St. Timothy's, Clarksville, shared how Ridley and ECW Scholarships had made such a difference for two students in her congregation. "I was talking with the single parent of two young women at Trinity Church in South Boston just this weekend," she said. "One will graduate with a degree in engineering from Duke this month, and the other continues to pursue nursing at JMU. Their mother wanted me to know how much the scholarships her daughters have received through the Diocese and the Diocesan ECW have meant to her family. I enourage all clergy to make sure families know about these opportunities and encourage them to pursue them. It's another way we can encourage our young folks!"
Clergy transitions
The Rev. Mark Wilkinson, rector, left St. Aidan's, Virginia Beach, on April 21, 2019.
Jackson-Feild's Bible School benefits others
Several times a year, Jackson-Feild holds a voluntary Bible
School for interested boys and girls. Led by Jackson-Feild's chaplain
The Rev. Dr. Robin Moore, an average of 39 residents and staff
participated in the most recent daily Bible School activities.
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Give a kid puffy paints, a pair of socks, and a little time,
and something magical happens. While some children worked individually,
others worked in teams. The children's creativity came alive through
their designs, and the men and women of Emporia Manor will surely enjoy
keeping their feet warm with a pair of happy "Silly Socks."
Grand opening of James Solomon Russell - Saint Paul's College Museum & Archives is Aug. 10
The grand opening of the James Solomon Russell - Saint Paul's
College Museum & Archives will take place Saturday, August 10,
10:30 a.m. at Saint Paul's College in Lawrenceville. The day will
begin with worship at Saint Paul's Memorial Chapel at 10:30 a.m. The
ribbon-cutting ceremony will take place at 1 p.m. at the former Saint
Paul's College Student Union Building, 100 Athletic Field Drive,
Lawrenceville. For more information, contact James Grimstead, director,
gsmus@aol.com. Click here for event flyer and souvenir booklet ad form.
Monday, April 29, 2019
Holy Land Pilgrimage with Bishop Magness in 2020
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2017 Holy Land pilgrims in Cana
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From the Stewardship Commission: Attention seniors of a certain age
The April 15 tax deadline has passed. Some of us who
usually itemize deductions were surprised by the new standard deduction
being the choice to lessen our tax liability. Be not dismayed - you
have an opportunity to make qualified charitable contributions to your
church for 2019 and beyond without having to itemize deductions. You can
manage your retirement assets to benefit you and your family, reduce
your tax burden, all while supporting the ministries of the church. When
you reach the age of 70 1/2 you must begin making required minimum
distributions (RMDs). A portion of your RMD may be sent as a tax-free gift from your IRA custodian (financial institution) directly to the Church by means of a QCD (qualified charitable distribution).
For a QCD to count toward your current year's required
minimum distribution, the funds must come from your IRA after the date
that you turn 70 1/2 and by your RMD deadline, which is generally
December 31 each year. To report a QCD,follow the 1040 instructions
for lines 4a and 4b. These gifts are easy to make; ask your
tax adviser and your financial institution how you can take advantage of
this tax break.
Register for Camp Chanco - the time of your life!
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