The 2009 Stewardship Campaign video created by Louie Stewart and seen by many parisioners at the Every Memeber Counts Receptions is available on YouTube.

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We ask your prayers for the friends and family of The Rev. Jack White, who served as the Associate Rector for St. Thomas', from 1968 - 1974. Jack died on Tuesday, October 21st. He had been living in Turkey for several years. Jack's M.Div. was from CDSP in Berkeley and was ordained a priest in in 1955 by Bishop Arthur C. Lichtenberger. Jack's passion for ministry was expressed both in the parish as well as the secular world, including the Red Cross. We thank him for a long and faithful ministry.

The Vestry of St. Thomas’ Parish wants to thank Clinton Anderson, Mary Hager and everyone who contributed to the Building Discernment Committee Report for their long hours and excellent work.

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You've probably noticed that for quite a while now we've had home-baked bread for Eucharest. What you probably don't know is that it's very easy to make. In fact, it only takes an hour and fifteen minutes to make enough bread for two Sundays. The bread we use at St. Thomas' has six ingredients: whole wheat flour, oil, honey, water, baking powder and salt. the only unusual implements required are a cookie sheet and a rolling pin. This could almost be done in an easy bake oven, but the big one in your kitchen will work just fine.

Washington, DC – It is with great sadness that The AIDS Institute announces the passing of its Executive Director, Dr. Gene Copello, age 49, at INOVA Alexandria Hospital in Alexandria, Virginia on October 7th due to complications associated with kidney disease. Dr. Copello joined Florida AIDS Action in 1999 and through his vision and inspiration transformed it into The AIDS Institute, one of the nation's leading HIV/AIDS public policy, research and advocacy organizations. The AIDS Institute has offices in Washington, DC and Tampa, Florida.

Thanks to all of you at St. Thomas' for your prayers, support, and many kindnesses during my recent surgery and recovery. First of all, I must thank Nancy Lee and John for their prayers, emotional and spiritual support, and never-failing encouragement throughout this ordeal. From the first day that I told them of the need for surgery, they were both totally supportive of whatever I needed to do in order to regain my maximum strength. I cannot thank them enough!