January 2016 Prayer & Action

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The Time After Epiphany

PLANNING FOR OUR YOUTH & CHILDREN A THOUSAND THANKS! JANUARY/16

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Prayer & Action Prayer & Action I January 2016

Dean & Rector ɪ The Very Rev. Carol Wade > cwade@ccclex.org Associate Dean ɪ The Rev. Brent Owens > bowens@ccclex.org Associate for Youth & Young Adults ɪ The Rev. Kate Byrd > kbyrd@ccclex.org Deacon ɪ The Rev. Paula Ott > paula@ccclex.org Minister of Christian Formation ɪ Dr. Elizabeth Conrad > elizabeth@ccclex.org Canon Musician ɪ Canon Erich Balling > eballing@ccclex.org Music Assistant ɪ Kathleen Balling > kballing@ccclex.org Assistant Organist ɪ Lisa Hall > lhall@ccclex.org Parish Administrator ɪ Lesa Wehrle > lwehrle@ccclex.org Parish Secretary ɪ Margaret Christensen > mchristensen@ccclex.org Communications Director ɪ Ashley Goodrich > agoodrich@ccclex.org Nursery Coordinator ɪ Michelle Dunlap > mdunlap@ccclex.org Financial Assistant ɪ Linda Critchfield > lcritchfield@ccclex.org Facilities Manager ɪ John Hodgman > jhodgman@ccclex.org Sexton ɪ Joe Agee Vestry Dan Dorsett ɪ Anne Garrett ɪ Lamar Grimes ɪ Beth Headley ɪ Shelby Kinkead ɪ Tim Lucas ɪ Gwen Mathews ɪ Amand Naish ɪ Ben Newsome ɪ John Perrine ɪ Amanda Tudor ɪ Jim Ware, Treasurer

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JANUARY PRAYER Gracious God, grant that we go fearlessly into the new year with our eyes open, our hearts pure, and our hands ready to serve and to minister to those who need us. Help us to be where the need is greatest, and save us from all narrowness and prejudice. In Christ’s Name we pray.

Amen.

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CONTENTS

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The Tim After Epiphany

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Music Notes

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Planning for Our Youth & Children

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Marco... Polo!

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“Sacred Sites – The Churches and Art of the Lexington Diocese”

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City Reach

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A Wonderful Christmas Pageant!

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New to the Cathedral!

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A Thousand Thanks!

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New Information on Titan's Madonna

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Church Under the Bridge

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Interfaith Discussions

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Bulletin Board

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Birthdays

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The Time After Epiphany

THE VERY REVEREND CAROL WADE Dean & Rector

The time after the Epiphany, a season of revelation, begins with a great festival: The Baptism of Jesus.

FROM THE DEAN hen the joy of Christmas recedes, the decorations come down, and it’s back to our ordinary days, I wonder, do you feel let down, or a little relieved? If you’re like me, maybe you feel a bit of both.

The good news is that the time after the Epiphany provides antidotes for both; two festive Sundays of great celebration frame three ordinary Sundays where we can settle in and catch our breath.

In our Sunday Gospel readings during the time after the Epiphany, Jesus appears, not as a baby, but as a grown man, beginning his journey from baptism to public ministry, mountaintop revelation, and onward toward Jerusalem.

The time after the Epiphany, a season of revelation, begins with a great festival: The Baptism of Jesus. Jesus learns who and whose he is and how deeply he is loved. Filled with the Spirit’s power, he is ready to begin his public ministry. On this day, we too learn of God’s deep love for us. We celebrate the sacrament of baptism and recommit ourselves to our public ministries of justice and love.

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in the everyday opportunities and are given spiritual gifts for the journey. While our spiritual gifts are many, their purpose is one: Love. Yes, it is really that simple. To make God’s love known, the kind of love God shows to us in Jesus; that is our call.

The season concludes with the Festival of the Transfiguration of Jesus. Jesus is revealed as the Messiah—both suffering and triumphant upon a mountaintop. On this final festival of the Epiphany season, the ordinary becomes extraordinary. Dazzling light foreshadows Christ’s resurrection as the glory of God shines forth in his presence. Alleluias punctuate this day as we prepare to “bury the alleluias” on Shrove Tuesday and enter the more somber season of Lent.

The time after the Epiphany shows us that both our ordinary and extraordinary days are lived in the presence of God and the light of Christ.

God’s glory is revealed in Joy and challenge, celebration and suffering, God uses every aspect of our lives, both ordinary and extraordinary, to make that glory known as we seek to share God’s love wherever life may lead.

The three ordinary Sundays that follow the Baptism of Jesus remind us that the Christian journey always beckons.

Jesus has come to bring good news to the poor and to set captives free (Luke 4). He is even willing to give his life for the sake of Love. In our own way, we are called to follow Jesus through the ordinary pattern of our days. We hear of the power of God’s Spirit given to Jesus, and the gift of forgiveness for all. We are called to reveal the love of Christ

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MUSIC

MUSIC NOTES

By Kathleen Balling

DECEMBER MUSIC We are so grateful for the musical gifts given by our dedicated choristers, instrumentalists, choir families and conductors!

Such beautiful and distinguished services and concerts throughout the month of December. Thank you one and all for touching so many during the Advent and Christmas seasons.

UNITED STATES ARMY BAND TRUMPET ENSEMBLE Please join us on Sunday, January 16 at 7:00pm. when we welcome the U.S. Army Band Old Guard Historical Trumpet Ensemble. The ensemble recreates the sound of Baroque music by using period natural trumpets and pauken. This concert is underwritten and admission is free. A master-class, open to the public begins at 3:00pm at the UK FIne Arts Building. This is a great opportunity for families and concert goers of all ages.

CATHEDRAL WELCOMES CONDUCTOR RICHARD WEBSTER On January 25 and 26, the Cathedral welcomes American conductor and composer, Richard Webster. Maestro Webster will rehearse the choirs on Saturday the 30th and conduct music for the 11:00am Choral Eucharist and 4:00pm Evensong on the 31st.

Mr. Webster’s visit is made possible by the Cathedral Friends of

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Music. He is the fifth conductor to participate in our Visiting Conductor Series. Past conductors have included Gerre Hancock, Malcolm Archer, Aric Prentice (twice) and Jeffrey Smith.

LAST SUNDAY OF EPIPHANY WITH TEDRIN LINDSAY AND FRIENDS On February 8 at the 11:00am Eucharist we welcome musician, accompanist Tedrin Lindsay and several vocal soloists from the University of Kentucky. These talented artists will offer several uplifting and stirring spirituals as we begin the celebration of Black History Month in February.

F O R M AT I O N

PLANNING FOR OUR YOUTH & CHILDREN

By The Very Rev. Carol Wade

e value the children of our church, and we are committed to building sustainable youth and children’s ministries that are going to have a deep impact for our kids from birth and on into their teenage years. That’s why we are developing a game plan together to further support these ministries in growing from strength to strength. We have invited Ministry Architects to visit us on March 3 through March 6, 2016. (Learn more about them at www.ymarchitects. com.) Ministry Architects will spend the majority of their time listening to a variety of groups within the

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to youth and children’s ministries around the country – and where it seems that God might be taking us next. On March 6 at 4pm, the report will be presented to the congregation in The Tilford Room laying out specific recommendations and a blueprint for how to move forward.

In the near future we will announce the times and dates of the focused listening groups. We look forward to everyone's participation. If you would like to be part of this process and have your voice heard, please contact Margaret Christensen at mchristensen@ccclex.org.

church through focused listening groups. We hope to see participation in those groups from a broad spectrum of parents, volunteers, staff and people who just love our young people. We want your insights, your frustrations and your hopes and dreams to be heard.

After spending 3 days in these listening groups, the Ministry Architects team will write a report, sharing with us what they’ve heard about the youth and children’s ministries – including assets, challenges, and how we compare

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Y O U N G A D U LT S

MARCO... POLO! Parents of Little Ones

By Sarah Blanchett

he new year brings a new group to Christ Church Cathedral! We are excited to announce the beginning of POLO (Parents of Little Ones), a group created to cultivate relationships among parents while allowing their young children (ages 0-6) to play and form friendships. The goal of the group is to give parents a chance to socialize as well as learn from each other.

No preparation is required‌just show up!

POLO will meet once a month at different homes (and outdoor locations when it begins to warm up!). Childcare will be provided by the church babysitters and nursery employees at the meeting location. Our first gathering will be Saturday, January 9, at 4:00pm at the home of Kate & Drew Byrd. Bring your favorite drink and appetizer and we will mingle and discuss our vision for the group. We look forward to seeing you, your spouse, and your little ones then! Contact The Rev. Kate Byrd at kbyrd@ccclex.org for more information.

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ART

“SACRED SITES – THE CHURCHES AND ART OF THE LEXINGTON DIOCESE”

By Mike Slone

he 120th Convention of the Diocese of Lexington will be held at Christ Church Cathedral on February 19 & 20. In honor of the convention, Art at the Cathedral will host “Sacred Sites – The Churches and Art of the Lexington Diocese”, an exhibit featuring art, photos and histories from around the Diocese. This exhibit runs January 10 - March 6, 2016. The exhibit will feature a wide range of artwork, including tapestries by students at St. Augustine’s Chapel, pottery used for washing of the feet at the Church of the Nativity in Maysville, stained glass work from Our Savior in Richmond, wood carvings used as the model for the alter at Trinity Church in Covington, and everything in between.

The photos highlight the beautiful physical space built by parishes for worship around the State. The histories give you a brief glimpse at the stories behind the origin of each parish and how most have struggled to survive war, economic turmoil and the ebb and flow of clergy and congregation over the years. Hopefully, the exhibit will inspire you to learn more about the Diocese and to venture out to explore all these wonderful places and meet your fellow Episcopalians.

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St. Mary’s, Middlesboro

Join us for Gallery Hop on Friday January 15, 5:008:00pm. Bill Adams will be filling the Great Hall with beautiful music and refreshments will be provided by AATC. The U.S. Army Band Old Guard Historical Trumpet Ensemble will be practicing in the church the last hour of Gallery Hop, 7:00-8:00pm, in prepration for their concert the next day.

Finally, keep an eye out for representatives from the world headquarters of the Guinness Book of World Records, who may appear any day to judge for themselves whether the Transy cup is in fact the “Largest Moustache Cup in the World”. The cup will continue to be our guest in the Great Hall until February 29, to give the judges ample time to make their determination.

St. Paul's, Newport

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CITY REACH

OUR ANGEL TREE

By The Rev. Brent Owens

hank you for giving so generously to the children, families and individuals represented on our Angel Tree!

Many from the Cathedral also helped with the “store” where the parents of Harrison Elementary students “shopped” for their child’s Christmas gifts where they could pick out a new outfit, shoes or a coat, toys, books, and other items like hats and gloves for each child. All of which were then gift wrapped. One mother and father told of the difficulties of raising four boys, ages 5, 4, 3 and 1, and how much Angel Tree meant to them and their children so they would have a good Christmas.

Not only did 91 children from Harrison Elementary receive Christmas gifts, but also 25 Moveable Feast clients, 12 Room In The Inn guests, and the two daughters of our refugee family, Beyonce & Knowless, received Christmas gifts this year. Harrison Elementary has many students who live in poverty and some whose families are homeless. Cathedral members help with Moveable Feast, which provides hot meals to those who are living with HIV. And the Cathedral participates in Room In The Inn where 15 homeless men are hosted at the Cathedral each Wednesday evening, which included Christmas Eve this year.

So many from Christ Church Cathedral helped with our Angel Tree in the giving of gifts, donations, wrapping presents, and assisting parents with the “shopping.” All we can say is thank you!!

And we especially give thanks to Paige Kikuchi, chairperson of Angel Tree, and Carmen Wells, who organized the Angel Tree “store” at Harrison Elementary!

“Do not neglect to do good and to share what you have, for such sacrifices are pleasing to God.” Hebrews 13:16

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MLK FREEDOM MARCH & UNITY BREAKFAST

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he Freedom March on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day begins at 10:00am on Monday, January 18, inside the Lexington Convention Center and next to Rupp Arena on Main Street. The Unity Breakfast, sponsored by the Alpha Beta Lambda chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity, is at 6:30am in Heritage Hall, before the March, and the Commemorative Program will begin at 11:00am in Heritage Hall. Reserve your seat at a table with The Rev. Carol Ruthven at St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church, 2548325 or standrews@windstream.net, for $20 per person. We are honored to partner with St. Andrew’s for this event!

CHILDREN

A WONDERFUL CHRISTMAS PAGEANT!

By The Rev. Brent Owens

n Christmas Eve we were overwhelmed with angels, shepherds, sheep, a donkey, kings, a star for the kings to follow, all in adoration of the baby Jesus! At the 2:00pm Christmas Eve service baby Jesus was played by 3 month old Sloan Reeves (daughter of Adam & Sarah Reeves) in her debuting role. It was a wonderful and moving telling of the ancient story of Jesus’ birth seen through the eyes of our own children. We give thanks Kim Knight for organizing and directing this beautiful pageant! Also we are grateful for Bill Knight for bringing and operating the theater and star lights, and for the pageant assistants, Peggy Collins, Shelby Martin, and Amanda Tudor, and to the host of Cathedral volunteers for making this a memorable Christmas Eve!

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CONNECT

NEW TO THE CATHEDRAL!

By The Reverend Brent Owens

unday, December 6 was a joyous day as we welcomed many who have decided to make Christ Church Cathedral their church home! Please join in welcoming all who were a part of the Newcomer blessing on December 6 including: Frank Kebbell & Sharon Stumbo; Francois Botha & Vicki Bell; J’Lissabeth Faughn; Trisha Hayes; Frank & Cameron Shoaf; Frances McDonie; Billy Sue Wooley; Stephanie & Matt Booth; Caroline McEachern; Sheri Scott; Elizabeth & Tripp Hemphill; Peter Tate; David, Sarah, Max & Julia King; Deborah & Rosalie Slone; Laura Gibson; Will, Jessica & Caroline Gwaltney; Sally & Chloe Warfield; Lilly McAllister; and Laura Rogers. And we have Newcomers who were not able to attend the blessing, but who we are also thrilled they are now a part of the Cathedral: Margaret, Bush & Henning Gess; Ned Werling; Kristin Wehking; Ellie Kilkoyne; Jan & Matt Williamson; Brandee Brown; and Katie Mooney. And if we have inadvertently not listed you name, please let us know so we can include you! Email or call The Reverend Brent Owens, bowens@ccclex.org or 254-4497.

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G R AT I T U D E

A THOUSAND THANKS!

By The Very Rev. Carol Wade

s I give thanks for the love that went into of our Advent and Christmas offerings, I am especially grateful for the gifts you faithfully offer.

The compassion, care and artistry that you so freely share are testament to the Spirit at work in our lives. The flowers, music, movement, bulletins, logistical details, and outreach efforts have resounded with love throughout the season. From Advent to Christmas, many people have been invited and welcomed by our community to step into the heart of God’s love. We

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shared angel tree gifts with those in need, fed and sheltered those who are homeless, gathered daily to pray for the needs of the world, visited the infirmed, and offered worship and concerts of great spiritual depth and beauty. We have received an outpouring of comments throughout the season that bespeak how meaningful our Advent and Christmas offerings have been to so many. And so I add my voice to this chorus of praise and offer my heartfelt thanks to you.

What a joy it is to serve among you and I thank God for our ministry—and I thank God for you. May God in Christ be born in you this season and always.

With gratitude, Carol+

Grace Notes We often receive words of gratitude and would like to share them with you.

One of the blessings of being a pastor in discernment is going to a variety of churches. Tonight Susan Elliot House and I attended the performance of Messiah at Christ Church Cathedral Episcopal in Lexington. While most people were, I'm sure watching the musicians and choir, I was watching The Very Reverend Carol Wade, the rector and dean of the Cathedral. Rev. Wade had a smile on her face tonight that just said to me, "I like my job and I love these people." I've had the feeling before and it's a special thing. All in attendance stood during the Hallelujah chorus. Everyone was smiling. I looked around the sanctuary. It was full of people of all ages and economic and racial groups. All were of one accord, united by the music and the occasion. This is how I think God intends the world to be. The music concluded and the one thousand or so of us who were there walked back out into the night. We were not united anymore but we were all still God's children. How fitting that a church was, for a few hours, a place that united diverse peoples through the healing agency of music. Perhaps in this world of bitter, divisive soundbites we could benefit more from the gift of music and the presence of the faith practice of choice in our lives. The journey continues...

-- Brian House, London, Kentucky (Posted on Facebook)

YOUTH

ART

NEW INFORMATION ON TITIAN’S MADONNA

By Jesse Mark

r. Alice Christ of UK’s Art History Division brought new information on Titian’s Madonna in the Permanent Art Collection here at the Cathedral. While we know that it is a work by Kentucky artist Oliver Frazer entitled Titian’s Madonna, we couldn’t find the exact work which he copied, so we assumed that it was inspired by works by Titian which Frazer saw while he was in England and Europe back in the 1830’s.

Dr. Christ did a broader search and proposed that it could be a copy of Raphael’s, The Mackintosh Madonna, in the National Gallery, London, which was in the National Gallery at the time of Frazer’s travels.

The original had been painted on wood panel and was badly deteriorated. It was transferred to canvas in 1751. It was purchased by a party named Mackintosh and hence identified in that manner.

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Here is a reflectogram of the painting, showing what the restorer had to work with.

So new questions have to be asked: Did Frazer actually name the painting? Or did the buyer? Or did a member at the Cathedral give it its name? While mystery surrounds the title of the painting, the Frazer work remains a cherished possession of the Cathedral. It speaks to the generosity and artistic appreciation of its members.

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CITY REACH

CHURCH UNDER THE BRIDGE

By Mary Catherine Dorsett

n Sunday, January 10, Christ Church will host Church Under the Bridge at Broadway Christian Church located at the corner of N. Broadway and W. Second Street. Volunteers are needed to transport a meal from Christ Church beginning at 1:45pm. We will also need volunteers at Broadway Christian to help bundle utensils, get the buffet line ready and serve the meal. Finally, we need 15 dozen cookies, homemade or store bought -- either is great! Cook-

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ies can be dropped off in the Great Hall before or after the 11:00 service on January 10. This is a great opportunity for us to serve our less fortunate neighbors who are in need of a kind word, a warm smile and a hot meal. If you are interested in participating in this rewarding ministry, please sign up at the Welcome Center or contact Mary Catherine Dorsett at mcdorsett@gmail.com.

PEACE & JUSTICE

INTERFAITH DISCUSSIONS

By Dr. Gary Stewart

e are a people of prayer and action and are doing good things! Here in Lexington, here are opportunities to engage with others in the community in interfaith dialogue and action.

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JANUARY 30 AT 10:00AM: "PEACE - THE OTHER OPTION" A panel consisting of a Christian, a Muslim and a Peace Studies professor will start the discussion. The Christian and Muslim participants will share their respective faith perspectives on peace. The professor will discuss how Peace Studies students are taught to think scientifically about peace and to apply the peace process in a systematic way. A facilitated discussion will follow the presentations. The public is welcome, and a potluck lunch is to follow. Please bring a dish, dessert or drink to share. Location: Hunter Presbyterian Church, 109 Rosemont Garden, Lexington, KY 40503.

FEBRUARY 26 AT 7:00PM: "A SMALL TALK ABOUT KILLING" Dr. Sonya Jones, who teaches World Religions at UK in the Honors Program. Dr. Jones will speak on the same topic she gave last summer in Utah at the Parliament for World Religions.

Location: Shambhala Center – located on corner of Mill and High Street.

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BULLETIN BOARD

EVENTS /// JANUARY 10: RETURN OF 4 SERVICES AND SUNDAY SCHOOL On Sunday, January 10, we welcome back all of our services at 7:45, 8:45, 11:00am worship and 6:00pm Sanctuary. Also, a new series of classes for Spring Formation begin at 10:00am.

Cathedral 101, the class that welcomes everyone into the life of the Cathedral, returns this date in the Dean’s Conference Room, on the 3rd floor.

UPCOMING BAPTISM OPPORTUNITY Baptism will be offered at Easter Vigil, Saturday, March 26, at 8:00pm, for older children and adults. If you would like to participate in Baptism, please contact Parish Secretary Margaret Christensen, at 254-4497 for more information.

ECW LUNCHEON, JANUARY 12 Arts and Crafts with a Purpose: ECW members will make inspirational Valentines for students at Harrison Elementary School. Supplies will be furnished or members may bring their own supplies.

The meeting begins at 11:00am on Tuesday, January 12. Lunch follows the program at 12:15pm, and can be purchased for $10. Please sign up in advance at the Welcome Center.

COMMODORES, JANUARY 8 Bishop Hahn will bring his annual message to the Commodores on Friday, January 8. We will gather at 7:00pm for a potluck dinner and program. Bring a meat, vegetable or salad dish to serve 8-10. Dessert, appetizers, bread, and beverage are furnished. If you can’t come for dinner, arrive by 8:00 for the program. All Cathedral members and friends are welcome.

ORDINATION OF ROBERT HILL, JANUARY 9 God willing and the people consenting, Robert Hill will be ordained to the dia-

conate on January 9, 2016, at 11:00am at Trinity Episcopal Church, 326 Madison Avenue, Covington, KY. Your prayers and presence are requested.

DIOLEX YOUTH LOCK-IN AT TRINITY, COVINGTON, JANUARY 16-17 Trinity Episcopal Church in Covington warmly invites all junior and senior high students (grade 7-12) to downtown Covington for the annual dance party and lock-in we like to call “The Electric Revival.” Shake off those mid-winter blues with twenty-four long hours of music, worship, fellowship and, of course, dancing. Cost: $20 for a T-Shirt. Transportation: Free bus to and from Lexington.

The bus will leave from Mission House (203 E 4th), at Noon on Saturday and will return by 1:30pm on Sunday. Registration: http://bit.ly/1OvuXGy FAMILY POTLUCK & MUSIC EVENT, JANUARY 22 All families with children three years old or younger, “God’s Children Sing” families, siblings, friends, relatives are invited to attend. Potluck supper at 6:00pm followed by singing, dancing, playing instruments together. Please let Linda Robinson or Abby Clay know how many will attend from your family and what dish you will bring. We need “child friendly” and “adult friendly” food! Linda Robinson -859-273-3305 or skylindarob@ aol.com, Abby Clay – 859-333-9023 or abbyclay@me.com.

CITY REACH /// ROOM IN THE INN NEEDS YOUR HELP Christ Church is honored to host 15 homeless men for housing and dinner on Wednesday evenings and breakfast Thursday mornings during the cold months. We need the help of individuals and groups to host these men. Please sign up to help prepare and eat a simple dinner with our guests; or spend the night at the Cathedral; or to have break-

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fast the following morning; or to prepare a sack lunch to go. For more information and to sign up, contact Tom Howard at 368-8684, or email thoward@milwardfuneral.com; or Robert Fugate at 270-5196355, or email robert.fugate@kyfb.com.

NOTICES /// CATHEDRAL CLOSED, JANUARY 18 The Cathedral and church offices will be closed on Monday, January 18, in honor of Martin Luther King, Jr., Day. YOUR 2016 VESTRY Dan Dorsett Anne Garrett Lamar Grimes Beth Headley Shelby Kinkead Tim Lucas Gwen Mathews Amanda Naish Ben Newsome John Perrine Caywood Prewitt Amanda Tudor PRAYERS REQUESTED FOR VESTRY RETREAT The Dean and Vestry, the elected leadership of Christ Church Cathedral, will gather Friday and Saturday, January 22 and 23 in Berea for a retreat. They will spend time with each other in prayer, reflection, conversation, and planning.

We ask your prayers during this time.

B I R T H D AY S

JANUARY

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Alison Ritcher

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Dawson Fugate

24

Katie Arnold

1

Bob Walsh

9

Denise Duncan

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Grace Newsome

25

Emily Grosshans

1

Dee Dee Moran

10

Donna Hall

19

Jud Knight

26

Doug Arnold

1

Emilie Wright Milburn

10

Erich Balling

19

Molly Mooney

26

Iona Campbell

1

Tom Wigginton

11

Charlie Kenney

19

Michael Miller

26

Martin Crowley

2

Taylor Hood

12

Donald Duke

19

Olivia Watson

26

Mrs. Leonard Preston

3

Erin Lowry

12

Ann Gay

19

John Dailey

27

Amelia Myers

3

Helen Breckinridge

13

Eric Headley

20

Charles Lawrence

27

Ellen Taylor

4

Will Moreno

13

John Collins

20

Tom Crehore

27

Janet Serrenho

4

Peta Jones

13

Lisa Underwood

21

David DeBrot

28

Brad Newsome

5

Abby Clay

13

Tanner Smith

21

Brennan Burke

28

Kate Milward

5

Levi Murry

13

Hill Parker

21

Robert Bradbury

28

Nell Campbell

5

Melissa Bright

15

Bill Davis

22

Ann Greis

30

Ann Heard

6

Dan Dorsett

15

Doug Moncrief

22

Mary Catherine Dorsett

30

Claire Headley

6

Jonathon Milburn

15

Emily Anderson

22

Renee Mullins

30

Donna Barr

7

Hunter Smith

15

Nick Baumgartner

23

Betsy Davenport

30

Jennie VanMeter

7

Patrick Wylie

16

Peter Barr

23

Reese Chapman

31

Bob Cattoi

8

Anne Gay

17

Russ Jarvis

23

Rob Milward

31

Jan Williamson

8

Ann-Whitney Garner

17

Sharon Stewart

23

Ruby Snider

31

Paige Kikuchi

8

Barb Wagner

18

Michelle Egana

23

Charlotte Burchett

31

Win - V Meeker

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Meg Farabow

18

Bobbie Lee Wilson

24

Caroline Arnold

31

Kyle Howard

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