Tuesday, November 7, 6:30 to 9 p.m. Christ Church 4001 Franklin St., Kensington, MD Agenda

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1 Central Montgomery County Regional Assembly Tuesday, November 7, 6:30 to 9 p.m. Christ Church 4001 Franklin St., Kensington, MD Agenda 6:30 p.m. Refreshments and fellowship 7:00 Welcome, Call to Order, and Opening Prayer The Rev. James Isaacs and Kathy Staudt 7:05 Faithful and Fruitful Ministry Bishop Mariann 7:35 Investing in a Common Future: FY18 Budget Jim Jones 7:50 Elections Canon Paul Cooney 8:05 Evangelism and Community Engagement The Rev. Dr. Patricia Lyons 8:25 To Live and Share a Compelling Faith Bishop Mariann 8:50 p.m. Closing Prayer and Adjournment

2 Central Montgomery County St. James, Potomac St. Francis Rockville St. Luke s, Trinity Parish St. Mary Magdalene Kensington Transfiguration St. Mark s, Fairland Good Shepherd Our Saviour, Hillandale 2

3 Ascension, Gaithersburg St. Bartholomew s North Montgomery County St. James, Potomac St. Francis Rockville St. Luke s, Trinity Parish St. Luke s, Brighton St. John s, Olney Central Montgomery County St. Mary Magdalene Kensington Transfiguration St. Mark s, Fairland Good Shepherd Our Saviour, Hillandale St. Joh Zion Pa South Montgomery County Central DC Redeemer St. John s, Norwood Parish St. Dunstan s All Saints, Chevy Chase St. Columba s Grace Church Silver Spring Ward 3 St. David s Washington National Cathedral St. Alban s St. Patrick s All Souls St. John s, Georgetown Grace Church, Georgetown Georgetown St. Paul s, K Street St. Mary s St. Barnabas, Church of the Deaf Ward 2 Ward 4 North DC Ward 1 Ward 2 Ascension, Sligo Parish Trinity, DC Holy Comforter Ward 6 Ward 5 St. Michael & All Angels St. Matthew s St. Paul s, Rock Creek St. John s Ward 7 Univers Cha St. And Colleg Mount Rainier Our Saviour, Brookland Howard University Chaplaincy St. George s, DC Calvary St. Monica s & St. James St. Mark s, DC Atonem Washington St. Augustine s S 3

4 Standing Committee May elect one clergy and one lay nomination Elections Standing Committee serves as a council of advice to the bishop; approves various stages for people in the process toward ordination; considers requests from parishes to sell or encumber property; and in the absence of a bishop, serves as the diocesan ecclesiastical authority. It is made up of four clergy and four lay people for a total of eight members. Candidates are nominated at each of the eight regional assemblies each year and are elected by the Diocesan Convention. Central Montgomery County may nominate one lay person and one clergy person to stand for election to Standing Committee. These candidates will then be listed on the ballot for Standing Committee elections at Diocesan Convention in January. Alternate Deputies to General Convention May elect one clergy and one lay nomination The diocese elects four clergy and four lay alternate deputies to represent the diocese at the House of Deputies of the General Convention. The next General Convention of The Episcopal Church will be July 5 through July 13, 2018 at the Austin Convention Center in Austin, Texas. Alternate deputies are nominated at regional assemblies and are elected at diocesan convention. Central Montgomery County may nominate one lay person and one clergy person to stand for election. These candidates will then be listed on the ballot for General Convention alternate deputy elections at diocesan convention in January. 4

5 Closing Song and Blessing Christ has no body here but ours, No hands and feet here on earth but ours. Ours are the eyes with which he looks on this world with kindness. Ours are the hands with which he works, Ours are the feet on which he moves, Ours the voices with which he speaks To this world, with kindness. With our touch, our smile, our listening ear Embodied in us, Jesus is living here. Let us go now, filled with the Spirit Into this world, with kindness. St. Teresa of Avila/Brian McLaren Save the Date! The One Hundred Twenty-Third Diocesan Convention January 27 Pre-Convention Welcome January 26 A joyful night of renewal, jazz, food, fellowship, and conversation the evening before convention. 5

6 Diocesan Staff Directory Church House Office 3101 Wisconsin Ave. NW Washington, DC Phone: (202) Canon to the Ordinary s Office Paul E. Cooney Canon to the Ordinary and Chief Operating Officer phone: (202) pcooney@edow.org Bishop s Office The Rt. Rev. Mariann Edgar Budde Bishop of Washington phone: (202) mebudde@edow.org Keely Thrall Executive Assistant to the Bishop phone: (202) kthrall@edow.org The Rev. Michele Hagans Canon for Ministry Initiatives phone: (202) mhagans@edow.org Cheryl Daves Wilburn Associate for Pastoral Care and Canonical Acts phone: (202) cwilburn@edow.org Congregation Vitality Raihana Bashir Interim Program Assistant to Senior Staff phone: (202) rbashir@edow.org The Rev. Dr. Patricia Lyons Missioner for Evangelism and Community Engagement phone: (202) plyons@edow.org Ministry Development The Rev. Paula Clark Canon for Clergy Development, Multi-Cultural Ministries, and Justice phone: (202) pclark@edow.org The Ven. L. Sue Von Rautenkranz Archdeacon phone: (202) archdeacon@edow.org Julie Anderson Program Manager for the Strategic Financial Resources Commission janderson@edow.org The Rev. Robert Phillips Interim Associate for Leadership Development phone: (202) rphillips@edow.org 6

7 Information Technology, Data Management, and Communications Peter Turner Director of Information Technology phone: (202) Latino Ministry The Rev. Sarabeth Goodwin Latino Missioner phone: (202) Kimberly A. Bujak Data Management Associate phone: (202) Araceli Ma Latino Ministry Assistant phone: (202) Administration, Human Resources, and Finance Mitchell Sams Director of Communications phone: (202) Kathleen Hall Director of Human Resources and Administration phone: (202) The Rev. Richard Mosson Weinberg Strategic Communications Advisor phone: (202) Kelly Cooper Accounting Associate phone: (202)