Special points of

interest:

Read Fr. Orlando’s

message on p1.

There are many

inspiring message in

this month issue.

Take the Bible

Brain Quest on

p7. See how well

you know your

Bible.

In this issue:

Anniversary &

Birthday

Blessings

p3

Desde el

escritorio

p4

Treasurer’s

Report

p6

Parish Events in

Pictures.

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MAY 2014 Volume 15, Issue 5

THE GOOD NEWS/LAS BUENAS NUEVAS

HOLY FAITH EPISCOPAL CHURCH

FROM THE VICAR’S DESK

Happy Easter to you and your family! We had a great Holy Week and Easter Sunday celebration this year. During Holy Week, Holy Faith offered meditations and the celebration of the Eucharist on Holy Monday, Holy Tuesday and Holy Wednesday. Maundy Thursday, from the Latin word Mantadum which means Commandment, based on Jesus’ new commandment, “Love one another,” was a solemn worship. It included the washing of feet, the celebration of the Eucharist, the procession of the reserved communion for Good Friday and the stripping of the Altar. Then we celebrated Good Friday sharing meditations on Jesus’ seven last words from the Cross, with Stations of the Cross and reserved communion. The service at 7:00 p.m. on Good Friday was powerful; God sent thunder and lightning during the reading of the passion at the exact place when we read “and Jesus gave up His Spirit.” Then we had the Easter Vigil on Saturday evening with the blessing of the new fire. I have to confess that I was a little disappointed because the wind kept blowing out the fire; however, we were able to light the Paschal candle and continued with the service in the dark. This is one of my fa-vorite services of the season! On Easter Sunday we had a great crowd at all the services, not merely at the 10:00 a.m. service, where we celebrated Jesus with style, we even had a trumpet player! At the noon service we had Easter egg hunt for the children and lots of food.

I say all this because it would have been impossible for one person to make it happened. It takes a team to help make things work well and we could not have done it without your ministry, your participation and your support. Therefore, thank you for sharing your time, talent and treasure during Holy Week and East-er!

On the other hand, there were areas during Holy Week and Easter where we had to improvise, but I see these improvisations as learning processes and not obstacles. We should not give up when something does not work well, instead, we should learn from it and try to do better each time. For instant, I know that some of you are uncomfortable with bilingual services, trust me, I also share your frustrations, because it means double work for Aurora Mata, our Secretary, and me. I have to translate the sermons into Spanish anytime we do a bilingual ser-vice and Aurora has to spend time translating the bulletins. Nevertheless, I am not planning to give it up because I believe that God has given us a great oppor-tunity to produce a unique ministry in the city, in the Diocese and in the world. For example, how many churches have bilingual services? I would say, perhaps a hand full

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Seek and serve God, through Jesus Christ, Unite with one another

in love to achieve a common goal, and to

equip disciples to fulfill His Mission.

THE GOOD NEWS

is a monthly publication of

Holy Faith Episcopal Church

6990 South Federal Highway

Port St. Lucie, Florida, 34952

Our proposed vision is to:

Seek and serve God, through Jesus Christ, Unite with one another in love to achieve a

common goal, and to equip disciples to fulfill His Mission.

Our proposed Mission is to:

Worship God through Jesus Christ using the Anglican/Episcopal Liturgy, and make dis-

ciples to reach out to the world

Vicar/Vicario

Fr. Orlando J. Addison 954-804-0066

Email: Ojaddison@comcast.net

Office Telephone: 772-446-9619

Fax: 772-446-9177

Email: holyfaithpsl@aol.com

Website: www.holyfaithpsl.org

Organist/Choir Director (Eng.)

Susan Adams 772-873-9493

Email: eyequilt@bellsouth.net

Choir Director (Span)

Miguel Pena

Parish Administrator

Arlene Mighty 772-879-3071

Email: emighty060@hotmail.com

Parish Secretary/Translator

Aurora Mata

SERVICES / MISAS

Sunday / Domingo 8am Traditional

10am Contemporary Family Worship

12noon: Santa Mis en Espanol

Sunday School for all ages during 10am and

12noon Services

Wednesday: 10am Holy Communion and Healing Service

11am: Bible Study

7:00pm : Dynamic Prayer Meeting in Spanish

Members of the Bishop’s Committee

Senior Warden:

Bonnie Claren 2015

Junior Warden

Jose Viamontes 2017

Elias Jansen 2015

Aquinda Toppin 2015

Juliet Cozier 2017

Idalia Perales 2017

Leandus Campbell 2016

Aurora Mata 2016

Hazel Walcott 2016

Treasurer

George Adams

Ass. Treasurer

Celia Warren

Recording Secretary

Marilyn Coffey

Parish Administrator

Arlene Mighty

Ministry Leaders Acolytes

Hazel Walcott

Aurora Mata—561-704-349

Altar Guild

Joycelyn Newport—772-879-7920

May Thomas—772-871-1740

Building & Grounds

George Cleary—772- 418-3830

Coffee Hour

Aquinda Toppin - 772-237-2501

Cursillo

Arlene Mighty 772-879-3071

Daughters of The King

Ethlyn Moody—772-344-4777

ECW

Janet Clarke— 772-878-2140

Fellowship

Aquinda Toppin— 772-237-2501

Florist

Paula Smith—772-337-4887

Finance

Greeters Melrose Sangster - 772-621-9880

Lectors

Linda Crossett– 772-343-9777 Pueblito Barrios- 772-460-1798

LEM Linda Crossett—772-343-9777

Aurora Mata—561-704-3495

Men’s Group

George Cleary—772- 418-3830

Hispanic Music/Choir Director

Miguel Peña 772-216-7616

Newcomers Ministry

Jeanne Stone 772-878-7057

Newsletter

Ed.-in- Chief-772-446-9619

Editor-Arlene Mighty-772-879-3071

email:emighty060@hotmail.com

Organist/Choir Director

Susan Adams 772-873-9493

Outreach

Idalia Perales 772-342-3443

Pastoral Care

Shirley Heath -772-344-5043

Publicist

Religious Ed.

Terri Mullins -772– 465-4189.

Sunday School

Carmen Mendoza -772-985-3377

Stewardship

Thrift Shop

Ethlyn Moody -772-344-4777

Ushers

Martha Hovsepian -772-460-8777

Leo McCalla -772-871-9621

Vision

Fr. Orlando J. Addison 772-446-9619

Carolline Campbell 772-873-6087

Web Mistress

Carole Gooden—772-336-0329

Youth Group

Cecilia Escorbore

Carmen Higuera 772-985-2737

Juan Gomez

MAY BIRTHDAYS AND ANNIVERSARIES

CUMPLEAÑOS Y ANIVERSARIOS EN MAYO

BIRTHDAY BLESSINGS/FELIZ CUMPLEAÑOS

5/01 Inge Duncan 5/02 Guillermo Cubillos

5/03 Nidia Barraza

5/05 Barbara Windoloski

5/06 Richard Crossett

5/08 Marianna Simmons Patrick Cozier

5/11 Althia Creary Leonard Marshall

5/12 Socorro Verlarde Mark Norman Claren

5/13 George Cleary

5/14 Priscilla Viamontes Charlene Griffin Michel Monzon

5/16 Alvaro Cadena Fr. Pepe 5/18 Ana Lucia Melendez Andy Fernandez

5/19 Carmen Maldonado Alan Huggins

5/21 Rohan Campbell

5/23 Randolph Maison

5/24 Jose Hernandez

5/28 Celia Warren Adreina Hernandez 5/29 Michael Gadea 5/30 Christofer Zubieta 5/31 Antonio Zubieta William Claren

ANNIVERSARY BLESSINGS/

FELIZ ANIVERSARIO

5/02 Guillermo Cubillos

5/23 Grace Browne

5/25 Filipe & Carmen Maldonado

DEATH ANNOUNCEMENTS/ANUNCIO

DE FALLECIMIENTO

It is with regret that we announce the

deaths of:

Rudolph Stephenson, husband of Merle

Stephenson, on April 4, 2014.

A Service celebrating his life was held at

Holy Faith on April 25, 2014.

Donella Gass cousin of Fr. Orlando, on

April 12, 2014.

Maria Celia Melendez mother of Guiller-

mo Melendez, Mother in law of Ana Lucia

Melendez, on April 16, 2014.

Alana Addison-Castillo, sister of Fr.

Orlando, on April 30,2014. Funeral ar-

rangements are being planned.

Ennis Johnson (Lady Bird) on May 1st.

May their souls rest in Peace.

Please keep the families in your prayers

THANK YOU

My family and I, wish to thank my Holy Faith Family

For all your prayers, visits, words of comfort, cards,

and condolences during the illness and on the death

of Rudolph.

God in His infinite wisdom knew that it was time for

him to come home. May his soul rest in peace.

Once again, my heartfelt gratitude.

Merle and Family.

Continued from p.1

Now imagine Holy Faith leading the Diocese in this ministry once we find the key to unlock the doors that will produce a successful bilingual service! Imagine Holy Faith producing bilingual hymns, bilingual liturgy, and bilingual ministries! This will mean that churches in the Diocese and in the nation will use us as a mod-el for successful bilingual services. The point is that when we give up something without trying hard, with-out making the effort, when we fail to see the positive side of it, we end up missing the blessings that comes with it.

I would like to encourage you to review with me the events we offered during Holy Week and Easter at Holy Faith and help me find better ways to improve for next year. But before you make a list of suggested changes, think of the ones that your time, talent and treasure can help us make a difference next year!

Blessings,

Fr. Orlando J. Addison

DESDE EL ESCRITORIO DEL VICARIO

Feliz Pascua a usted y a su familia! Tuvimos una gran celebración de Semana Santa y l Domingo de Pascua este año. Durante la

Semana Santa , Santa Fe ofrecimos meditaciones y celebramos la Santa Eucaristía el Lunes, Martes, y Miércoles Santos . El

Jueves Santo, de la palabra en latín que significa Mantadum Mandamiento (en inglés Maundy Thursday) , basado en el nuevo

mandamiento de Jesús : " Amaos unos a otros ", era una celebración solemne. Incluía el lavado de los pies, la celebración de la

Santa Eucaristía, la procesión de la comunión reservada para el Viernes Santo, y el despojo del Altar. Entonces celebramos

buenas meditaciones compartiendo el Viernes Santo experiencias personales basadas en las siete últimas palabras de Jesús en

la Cruz , incluyendo estaciones de la cruz y la comunión usando los elementos reservados del jueves. El servicio a las 7:00 pm el

Viernes Santo fue bien poderoso: Dios nos envió truenos y relámpagos durante la lectura de la pasión en el lugar exacto en el

que se lee ", y Jesús entregó su espíritu . " Luego tuvimos la Vigilia de Pascua la noche del sábado con la bendición del fuego

nuevo . Tengo que confesar que me quedé un poco decepcionado porque el viento seguía soplando el fuego y apagando las ve-

las. Sin embargo, de alguna manera logramos mantener encendida la luz del cirio pascual y continuamos con el servicio en la

oscuridad. ¡Este es uno de mis servicios favoritos de la temporada ! El domingo de Pascua tuvimos una gran multitud de per-

sonas en todos los servicios, aun más en el servicio de las 10 a.m., donde celebramos a Jesús con gran estilo, el cuál incluyó a

un trompetista ! Después del servicio del mediodía tuvimos la búsqueda de los huevos de Pascua para los niños y un montón de

comida.

Les digo todo esto porque hubiera sido imposible para una persona hacer que todo esto ocurriera. Se necesita un equipo para

ayudar a que las cosas funcionen bien y no podríamos haberlo hecho sin su ministerio, su participación y su apoyo. Por lo tanto,

gracias por compartir su tiempo, su talento y su tesoro durante la Semana Santa y la Pascua!

Por otra parte , había áreas durante la Semana Santa y la Pascua, donde tuvimos que improvisar, pero yo veo estas improvi-

saciones como un proceso de aprendizaje y no como obstáculos. No hay que darse por vencido cuando algo no funciona bien;

por el contrario, debemos aprender de ello y tratar de hacerlo mejor cada vez. Por ahora, sé que algunos de ustedes se sienten

incómodos con servicios bilingües; sepan que yo también comparto su frustración, ya que significa el doble de trabajo para Auro-

ra Mata, nuestra Secretaria , y para mí, porque tengo que traducir los sermones en cualquier momento al español cuando tene-

mos un servicio bilingüe y Aurora tiene que pasar mucho tiempo traduciendo los boletines. Pero, yo no estoy pensando en renun-

ciar porque creo que Dios nos ha dado una gran oportunidad para producir un ministerio único en la ciudad, en la diócesis, y en el

mundo . Continuado en la p.5

THANK YOU I have become somewhat an expert on hospitals and rehabilitation centers. Holy Faith found me, prayed for me, visited me, and kept me up to date on all the goings on at the church. Thank you. A special thanks for my visitors: Father Orlando, Bonnie Claren, Shirley Heath, and Gwen Horne. You were all truly a blessing to me. Thank you. Each day Charlene would bring me a list of each of you who had called and what you had said. I did not realize how many true friends I had made at Holy Faith. May God bless each of you. Thank you. The cards - the cards, some were funny, some were pretty, some played me music, some were well wishing, some were of a religious theme. Some had one name and some had many, but each meant so much to me. May God send his special blessings to each and every one of you who took time to think of me over the last two months. WAYNE GRIFFIN

Continuado de la p.4

Por ejemplo, ¿cuántas iglesias tienen servicios bilingües? Yo diría que tal vez un puñado de iglesias. Ahora imagínense que San-

ta Fe guiando a la Diócesis en este ministerio una vez que encontremos la llave para abrir las puertas que producirán un servicio

bilingüe de gran éxito! Imagínense a Santa Fe produciendo himnos bilingües, liturgias bilingües y ministerios bilingües! Esto sig-

nifica que las iglesias de la diócesis y de la nación nos utilizarán como modelo para servicios bilingües exitosos. El punto es que

cuando hacemos algo sin trabajar duro, sin hacer el esfuerzo, cuando no somos capaces de ver el lado positivo de ello , termina-

mos perdiendo las bendiciones que vienen con ese trabajo.

Me gustaría animarles a revisar conmigo los eventos que se ofrecimos durante la Semana Santa y la Pascua en la Santa Fe y me

ayuden a encontrar formas adicionales que nos ayuden a mejorar los servicios para el próximo año. Pero antes de hacer una lista

de los cambios sugeridos, piensen como su tiempo, su talento y su tesoro puedan ayudar a hacer una gran diferencia el próximo

año!

¡Bendiciones!

El Padre Orlando Addison

Fare Thee Well, dear Rudy...

Oddly enough, my first conversation with Rudolph Stephen-

son was after I placed an obituary for a relative of his in the

Good News. He took exception to words that I used, and the

next month, I corrected my error, and he came back with

wonderful praise for me. We served on the Search Commit-

tee for our new Priest together, and he was always so positive

and enthusiastic, as was his wife, Merle.

His family, as witnessed by those of us who attended his fu-

neral, were as he always was, gentle,kind, loving, and caring

of everyone they met. His son, Kevin, gave us all an endur-

ing portrait of his father as a parent, a teacher, and guide for

his life, and the lives of his sisters, Sandra and Karen. Karen

spoke so well of her father. Even grandson Tayo, had things

to say about this grandparent that he will miss so much.

In fact, his church family seemed to feel our loss as did the

family. Every person I spoke with had a different version of

what a fine man he was, and what a good friend he was to

everyone who knew him. I weep for our loss, as did so many

others, but I'm sure his place in Heaven is as his place here on

earth was throughout his life.

Godspeed to you, Rudolph, just knowing you made me a bet-

ter person.

Marilyn Coffey

TREASURER’S REPORT

SUMMARY OF 2014 REVENUES AND EXPENSES

MTD

REVENUES $21,189.00

EXPENSES $17,955.00

TOTAL $3,234.00

YTD

REVENUES $56,568.00

EXPENSES $57,035.00

TOTAL -$457.00

REVENUE ANALYSIS

Total Monthly Number of Excluded Actual Avg. Weekly Wkly Rev. Avg. Weekly

Revenue Weeks Revenue Revenue Revenue Needed Over/ (Short)

January $16,038.00 4 $5,520.00 $10,518.00 $2,630.00 $3,100.00 -$470.00

February $19,342.00 4 $5,932.00 $13,410.00 $3,353.00 $3,100.00 $253.00

March $21,189.00 5 $6,202.00 $14,987.00 $2,998.00 $3,100.00 - $102.00

April

May

June

July

August

September

October

November

December

Total $56,569.00 13 $17,654.00 $38,91500 $2993.00 $3,100.00 -$107.00

June 7th Games Day. This day will be a way to meet and greet members of our community. All types of games will be offered. Soccer, Board Games such as Ludo, Checkers, Dominoes, Chess, Bingo,. There will be a Silent Auction, and a Bounce House for the Children. Refreshments will be offered for sale. This is an all day activity. July 19th Garden Fair/Business Expo. Members of horticultural groups, plant and flower farms will be in-vited to display and offer their goods for sale. Invitees will include Oxbow, ECO, Fl Master Gardeners. August 16th Four Parish Ultreya. The four parishes of Port St. Lucie, family and friends will be invited to

attend an Ultreya, to glorify God. There will be translation for our Hispanic members.

September 20th International Day, Food Music and Specialties. Vendors and members of the congrega-

tion will be invited to participate in this event. Foods from around the Nation and World will be offered

for sale. Plans are underway for organizing a Cook Book which will be offered for sale and/or given as

Gifts. Members of the congregation are invited to submit their favorite recipes.

October 4, Formal Attire/Gala Event. This venue is for all members of the Congregation and the Commu-

nity. This is a celebratory event towards the end of our yearlong calendar of events. Past members of our

congregation will be included in our invitation.

October 12th, Liturgical Service/Legacy of Holy Faith/Pioneer families/Historic Vignettes and Memora-

bilia. This event is the “icing on the cake”. A special invitation will be extended to Past clergy who served

at Holy faith; as many of the founding members as possible will be included, and of course all past and present members of our congregation. The History of Holy Faith will be told in words and pictures.

Please plan on helping and attending as many of these Events as possible.

Holy Faith Communications Team

BIBLE BRAIN QUEST

Adam took care of all the plants in the Garden of Eden.

Who was his helper? (Genesis 2)

What did God place in the heavens as a symbol of His

pledge to Noah and his family? (Genesis 9)

Name the city whose walls fell down when the trum-

pets blared and the Israelites shouted. (Joshua 6)

In Jesus’ first miracle, did he heal a blind man or

change water into wine? (John 2)

According to Proverbs 6, what tiny insect can teach us

about hard work?

Arrange these books of the New Testament in the

proper order: Luke, Matthew, John, Mark.

ROMPECABEZAS BÍBLICO

Adam se encargó de todas las plantas en el jardín

del Edén. ¿Quién fue su ayudante? (Génesis 2)

¿Qué colocó Dios en los cielos como símbolo de

su promesa a Noé y a su familia? (Génesis 9)

Nombre la ciudad cuyos muros cayeron cuando las

trompetas sonaron y los israelitas gritaron. (Josué 6)

En el primer milagro de Jesús, ¿se cura a un ciego

o se cambia el agua en vino? (Juan 2)

De acuerdo con Proverbios 6, ¿qué insecto diminu-

to puede enseñarnos sobre el trabajo duro?

Organice estos libros del Nuevo Testamento en el

orden correcto: Lucas, Mateo, Juan, Marcos.

MEDITACION

"No des cabida en tu corazón a la persversa idea de que, por

acercaarse el año sépitmo, año del perdón de las deudas,

puedes hacerle mala cara a tu hermano hebreo necesitado y

no darle nada. De lo contrario, él podrá apelar al Señor con-

trqa ti, y tú resulatarás convicto de pecado. no seas mezqui-

no, sino generoso, y así el Señor tu Dios bendecirá todos tus

trabajos y todo lo que emprendas.

Deuteronomio 15:9-10

Hay un fenómeno descrito por los psicólogos sociales co-

mo un "efecto de espectador." Básicamente, entre más per-

sonas hay en una situación que requiere acción, es menos

probable que alguno responda realmente. La investigación

continúa en los mecanismos para encontrar la razón por qué

sucede esto, pero mucho de eso parece venir de la idea

"alguna otra persona lo hará." Alguna otra persona le dará

algo de comer al hombre en la esquina. Alguna otra persona

organizará la venta de artículos usados para el Día de la Re-

unión. Alguna otra persona visitará a la viejita que normal-

mente se sienta en la siguiente banca de la iglesia.

Pero la Sagrada Escritura nos llama, preguntándonos:

¿Porqué te esperas para mostrar misericordia? ¿Por qué te

estás esperando para "dar una mano"?

¿Pensamos que la ayuda vendrá de una fuente externa?

¿Olvidamos que somos las manos de Dios en la tierra, que

estamos llamados a amar a nuestros prójimos como a no-

sotros mismos?

Los campesinos en Binaba, Ghana(África), saben esto. Cu-

ando se ponen a trabajar en común para que ninguno tenga

que limpiar la maleza de su tierra ellos solos, dan libremen-

te de su tiempo y de su esfuerzo, sabiendo que la ayuda

vendrá a su propio camino cuando lo necesiten, y que las

habilidades y los conocimientos ayudan a que florezcan los

cultivos de todos.

por Faith Rowold

Escrito por Aurora Mata

MEDITATION

"9 Be careful not to harbor this wicked thought: “The

seventh year, the year for canceling debts, is near,” so

that you do not show ill will toward the needy among

your fellow Israelites and give them nothing. They

may then appeal to the LORD against you, and you

will be found guilty of sin. 10 Give generously to them

and do so without a grudging heart;then because of

this the LORD your God will bless you in all your

work and in everything you put your hand to."

Deuteronomy 15:9-10

There is a phenomenon described by social psycholo-

gists as a "bystander effect." Basically, the more peo-

ple are in a situation that requires action, it is less like-

ly that any will really respond. Research continues on

the mechanisms to find the reason why this happens,

but much of it seems to come from the idea "someone

else will do it." Someone else will give something to

eat to the man on the corner. Someone else will or-

ganize the garage sale for the Meeting Day. Someone

else will visit the old lady who usually sits in the next

pew.

But Scripture asks us wondering: Why do you wait to

show mercy? Why are you waiting to "give a hand"?

Do we think that help will come from an external

source? Did we forget that we are the hands of God

on earth, that we are called to love our neighbors as

ourselves?

Peasants in Binaba, Ghana (Africa), know this. When

they work together so that no one needs to clean the

brush from their land by themselves, they give freely

of their time and effort, knowing that help will come

to them when they need it, and the skills and

knowledge help everyone's crops to bloom and grow.

by Faith Rowold

Submitted by Aurora Mata

Musings on Love Demonstrated I have had two reminders over the past few weeks that

“ procrastination is the thief of time”. Listening to Na-

tional Public Radio (NPR), I was again reminded that

Heathcote Botanical Gardens will hold its bi-annual

plant sale on the first weekend in May. That got me to

thinking about an occasion, exactly two years ago,

when I was privileged to visit just such a plant sale.

For me, though, this sale was different.

Two of Holy Faith’s most dedicated members who

were aware of my love for plants insisted that I attend

the sale with them. I could not imagine how I could

attend, for this body was so wracked with pain that

there was no way that I could walk around the

grounds of the botanical gardens. At first I declined

vehemently, but the ladies insisted. How would I nav-

igate such a vast expanse when it was excruciating

even to move around my own home?

With the aid of the wheel chair that is reserved for dis-

abled visitors to Holy Faith, the two ladies (and you

know who you are) took turns pushing me around the

grounds – along paved as well as unpaved paths. I

was able to enjoy the sights, smells and sounds of eve-

rything that the gardens and the vendors had to offer.

Needless to say, this was at once one of the most lov-

ing and humbling gestures that I had ever experienced.

The words of the song “he ain’t heavy, he’s my brother

“ came to mind. I shall be forever grateful to these

two ladies for their demonstration of Christian love

and caring. “See how those Christians love each oth-

er”, “and they’ll know we are Christians by our love”.

Thanks be to God for his healing power. Thank you

ladies! I did express my gratitude to you privately on

that day. Here, let me acknowledge your caring love

publicly. I have procrastinated long enough!

Paula Smith

MOTHERS DAY

May 11th is Mother’s Day. The men of Holy

Faith will be providing brunch.

A request has been made by Fr. Orlando for a

Mother to tell what it means to be a Mother.

Please let him know if you are interested in

sharing this with the Congregation.

LITURGICAL DANCE

Classes are being held in Liturgical Dance on Tues-

days at 6:30pm in the Parish Center. Cost is $20/

month. Please let Aquinda Toppin know if you are

interested.

TEA PARTY & FASHION SHOW

The Ladies of the Thrift Shop , wishes to thank

every one who assisted and participated in this

Annual Event.

A profit of about $1700 dollars was made.

GAMES DAY

Join us for a day filled with fun

and Activities:

Board Games, Outdoor Games, Wa-

ter Slide, Face Painting, and more.

Refreshments will be on sale.

June 7. 10am to 3pm.

GARDEN FAIR /BUSINESS

EXPO 2014

LOCAL BUSINESSES, HEALTH FAIR, COM-

MUNITY AWARENESS,GARDEN FAIR,

PLANTS, FLOWERS,FOOD, FUN, AND

MORE

July 19

10:00 a.m.—6:00 p.m.

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