Food Pantry Items
Non-perishable Boxed Milk (All Sizes)

Parish Office Hours
Please note that the parish office will be closed on Tuesday. May 22.

Bassett Winmill
Dear All Saints Family, I am saddened to report that Bassett Winmill departed this life on Tuesday, May 15. The family has scheduled the celebration of his life for Friday, May 25, at 11 a.m. in the church. May he rest in peace and rise in glory. And may light perpetual shine upon him. Please keep the family in your prayers. Faithfully, Deborah+

Auction
KUDOS!!! To all who made the auction such a grand occasion. Special thanks to the leaders, Deb Stasi, and Scott and Barb Drakulich. You all could hire yourselves out as event planners! Faithfully, Deborah+ and the wardens.

New Families and Baptisms
We are blessed to welcome two new families who will bring into the Body of Christ two new souls for baptism. In June we will baptize John Diego Zertuche and Caroline Forman. We welcome our new sisters and brothers. Please keep these families in your prayers. We especially encourage the children of the parish to be present for the baptisms.

Confirmation and Reception Classes
The ceremonial kickoff for Confirmation and Reception for both teens and adults will be this Sunday, May 13th. Christian Formation class will begin on Sunday, May 27th from 11:15am to 12:15pm and will be held every Sunday at that time through June. Classes will break for the summer and will resume in September and October. Confirmation is scheduled for Saturday, November 3 at the Cathedral in Trenton. If you or your child are interested in being Confirmed or Received, please sign up on the sheet on the table in the back of the church. In addition, please complete the registration form found on the table as well. If you have any questions, please contact Pastor Deborah at 484-788-9701.

Stewardship - Give Joyfully and Generously to God in Thanksgiving!
Give out of abundance, not scarcity! Just think of our life as it is. God made that possible. We have a great deal to be thankful for!

Senior Baccalaureate Service, Sunday, June 10, 5 to 8 pm, Trinity Cathedral
Graduating seniors and their family, friends, and church members are invited to a Baccalaureate service on June 10 at 5 pm, at Trinity Cathedral in Trenton. This traditional and moving service honors graduating seniors from a public or private high school in the Diocese of New Jersey. The date is chosen as one nearest the time when many seniors are graduating from their schools. Join Bishop Councell and the entire diocese in recognizing our (and your!) graduates. And be sure to stay for the reception after the service in Synod Hall. Deadline to register is Monday, June 4. See newjerseyyouth.org for more information.

One Book Program of the Diocese
This is a fun way of keeping the whole diocese connected. Bishop Councell picks one book and the entire diocese is able to read it, discuss it in their parish and post blogs on the diocesan website. This time we are reading Archbishop Desmond Tutu’s, God Has a Dream. Next book group is Wednesday, May 16th. A light supper of soup and bread begins at 6:30pm and the book study begins at 7:00pm. Books are available in the Parish Office at $10.40 each.

Let Your Voice Be Heard!
The survey is ready! The Episcopal Election Committee is happy to announce that the online survey is now available for your participation. The survey is a way for the Episcopal Election Committee to hear your opinions regarding the Diocese of New Jersey and the leadership qualities needed in our next bishop. Please take time today to complete the survey and invite others to do the same. The deadline to complete the survey is Noon on Monday, May 21st. So do not delay!

To complete the survey , go to www.zplink.com/NJdiocese. Instructions are easy to follow and the survey is available in both English and Spanish versions - you will be asked your preference. Let your voice be heard!

Episcopal Presiding Bishop, Archbishop Tutu to Discuss Mission in Live Webcast
The Episcopal Church Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori will conduct a conversation about mission with Archbishop Desmond Tutu in a live webcast on Saturday, May 19 at 3:30 pm Eastern. The live Webcast will be available at no fee on the Website of the Episcopal Church www.episcopalchurch.org and will be available on demand afterwards. The interview will be hosted by Washington National Cathedral and the event will be moderated by David Crabtree, news anchor at WRAL-TV in North Carolina and an ordained deacon.

Violin Recital
On Sunday, May 20th at 3:00 pm at All Saints’ Church, The Atlantic Highlands Arts Council presents a Violin Recital by local artist Joel DeWitt, performing works by Bach, Prokoviev and Bartok. Tickets are $20 for adults and $10 for children 12 and under. For reservations please call 732-737-7160.

Vacation Bible School (VBS)
Valerie Barradale will be leading this year’s VBS at All Saints’ Church the week of June 25th from 9:00am to 12:00pm. She will be teaching the program, “Walking with Jesus.” In addition, on Wednesday of that week, Valerie will host a pool party for the children at her house. A lot of volunteers are needed! Please sign up on the sheet on the table in the back of church. If you have any questions, please contact Valerie at 732-872-0512.

The Intersection of Poverty and the Environment
The on-demand video is now available for the groundbreaking forum initiated by the Episcopal Church, "The Intersection of Poverty and the Environment" at www.episcopalchurch.org/intersection. During the two-hour presentation originating from the Cathedral of St. Mark’s in Salt Lake City, UT, experts from religious, political and community-organizing areas examined the impact of Can Sustainability Initiatives Lift Those in Poverty? and Reducing Environmental Health Consequences for those in Poverty. Episcopal Church Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori presented a call to action in her keynote address. She started with the question, “What does it mean to be poor?”

Grace Church in Haddonfield seeks part-time Director of Education
Grace Church in Haddonfield is seeking a part-time Director of Religious Education to begin working in July of this year. The DRE will work a flexible schedule of 20 hours per week and will report to the Rector. Responsibilities include the education ministry of the Church, such as: Church School, Vacation Bible School, youth programs, adult education and other programs and activities. Candidates should possess an education background, computer skills, the ability to recruit volunteers and desire to facilitate Christian education for all ages. Must love children! To apply, please contact Fr. Pat Close at either: rector@gracehaddon.org; or at Grace Church, 19 Kings Highway East, Haddonfield, New Jersey, 08033. Please provide a cover letter, resume and references.

We need Coffee Hour Hosts!
Please note that there is a new Coffee Hour sign-up sheet in the Parish Hal. Take a look at the dates and sign up for a Sunday or two! Hosting Coffee Hour is a snap...The coffee is already made. You only need to provide a small container of juice, a small half and half creamer, something to eat for about 15 adults and a box of cookies or graham crackers for the children (what you provide can be packaged or homemade.) Lastly, clean up before you leave. if you have any questions about hosting Coffee Hour, please contact Michael McClellan at 732-708-1766 or Michael.F.McClellan@comcast.net .

Welcome Cards in the Pew
Please see the new Welcome Cards for visitors in the pew. If you see someone new sitting around you, please direct them to complete a card and put it in the alms basin or send it back to the church.

Pastoral Visits
Pastor Deborah would like to visit as many people as possible at home during her time at All Saints’. If you would like a visit soon, please sign up on the sheet on the table in the back of the church or call the Parish Office at 732-291-0214.

Pastoral Care
Pastoral Care is very important to us. If you know of someone who is sick or in the hospital, please contact Pastor Deborah Piggins at 484-788-9701 or notify the Parish Office by calling 732-291-0214 or email office@allsaintsnavesink.org.

Church Parking
When you are choosing a parking space for services on Sunday, please keep in mind that the spaces on the hill beside the church are designated for the elderly and handicapped.

Office Notes
Please note that the parish office is closed on Mondays. The Parish Office will be open: Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 12:30 to 2:30pm and Fridays from 12:30 to 4:00pm. Kathy will be working from home and can be reached via email at office@allsaintsnavesink.org. Pastor Deborah can be reached via email at roaminrevdhp@gmail.com.

Announcements for the bulletin or the website need to be in the Parish Office by Wednesday morning so that they can be included in Sunday's bulletin and posted for the weekend on the website. Please send updates to office@allsaintsnavesink.org or call the Parish Office at 732-291-0214.