4th Annual MISSIONS RETREAT and
CLERICUS 2008 Announced

Pasadena, CA—1 May 2008 The Day of the Ascension of our Lord

Canon Scott Kingsbury has announced that the 4th Annual Missions Retreat and Clericus 2008 will meet June  2-6 at the Serra Retreat Center in Malibu, California, announced today that,

The 2008 Missions Retreat (immediately preceding the D.O.W. Clericus in Malibu) is 100% free for any clergy or lay-members of ANY Diocesan Mission or Parish!

This is too good of an opportunity to miss.

There will be workshops that nobody can afford to miss re: The Liturgy and working out our Spirituality in Sacramental ways!

Are you currently in a Mission? YOUR REGISTRATION IS FREE!

Are you planning a Mission? YOUR REGISTRATION IS FREE!

Were you ever a part of a Mission? YOUR REGISTRATION IS FREE!

Do you believe that Missions are a good thing? YOUR REGISTRATION IS FREE!

Can you spell "Mission"? YOUR REGISTRATION IS FREE!

Please get your registrations in by May 20th. We need to alert the Serra Retreat Center as to how many people will be coming.

The price for the D.O.W. Clericus is still only $395.00 - including all materials, all meals and lodging for the duration of the time at Serra Retreat.

You heard it right! Spread the word!!

Your Rector, Vicar or Priest-in-Charge should have received a packet with brochures and registration forms. If these are not available or if you need additional copies, we have provided them electronically.

REGISTRATION FORMS

For your convenience we have provided two form types. Both require a PDF Reader (like the free Adobe Acrobat). Both will be printed and sent to Canon Kingsbury. But, one allows you to use your computer to fill out the form and then print it:

Computer Form. This form has lightly colored areas that allow you to type your information while displaying the form on your computer, print the finished form and then mail via the postal service.

Conventional form. This form is designed for you to print and then fill it in by hand (or typewriter) and then mail via the postal service.

You will need a Portable Document Format (PDF) Reader, free from Adobe, to use either of these forms. The form is available from: www.adobe.com/reader. 

POSITION AVAILABLE

All Saints Anglican Church, a Mission in Green Valley, AZ, is seeking a Priest to lead our spiritual growth and to grow the Body of Christ. We are two+ years old, have 15 members (plus a winter "snow bird" body of 2 two 6 on Sundays) and have a committed core of dedicated vestry.

Check our weather against yours. Tucson, Arizona is 20 miles north of Green Valley. On February 21st it was 64ºF and sunny (typical of winter). There are lots of golf courses, the nations top location for bird watching and 360 days of sunshine a year.
Our applicant should have a self-sustaining retirement. We pay a housing allowance and a portion of Diocesan related travel expenses.

For additional information visit our web site.
Send responses to cwrowley@aol.com, or call Wes Rowley, Sr. Warden, at (520)777-8941, or send an e-Mail to fatherkingsbury@yahoo.com, Canon Missioner for DOW, or call Father Kingsbury at (626) 818-4721.

May Kalendar

May 11. Whitsunday. The Day of Pentecost.

May 18. Trinity Sunday.

May 19. St. Dunstan, Archbishop of Canterbury.

May 20. St. Bernardine.

May 21. Alcuin, Deacon and Abbot of Tours.

May 22. Corpus Christi.

May 24. St. Vincent of Lerins.

May 25. Trinity I.

May 26. St. Augustine, First Archbishop of Canterbury.

May 27. St. Venerable Bede.

May 28. Philip Neri, C.D.

May 30. Sacred Heart of Jesus (Memorial Day in US)

From the Anglican Church Edition of the Ashby Company.

Anglican Hallmarks

The hallmarks of the "traditional" church are
Catholic

• Faith
• Apostolic Order
• Sacramental Worship
• Evangelical Witness.

The churches and missions which are part of the Anglican Church in America, itself a part of the International Traditional Anglican Communion, are "formal but friendly." The services are based on the first official prayer book in English which was based on the established practice of religion and liturgy of Salisbury and known as the Sarum Usage. Today we use the 1928 American Book of Common Prayer.

The Anglican Church in America

We're formal, and we're friendly