Directory Of Parish Ministries
August 2006
The Chapel of the Cross, historically linked to the University of North Carolina and the Town of Chapel Hill, bears faithful witness to the presence of the living God on the campus, in the community, in the Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina, and throughout all the world. We are called to:
- worship the Lord in the beauty of holiness,
- learn and teach the Christian faith,
- love one another,
- strive for justice and peace among all people,
- care for those in need,
- share our many blessings
and to do all with truly thankful hearts in the name of Jesus.
From the Rector
Dear Friends,
The purpose of this Directory of Parish Ministries is twofold. The first is as a resource for newcomers. These pages present a comprehensive listing of all the various ministries and programs at the Chapel of the Cross, organized according to the different facets of our parish mission statement and alphabetized within those categories. By offering a brief description and contact information for each, we hope to make it easier for those of you just joining our parish to become a part of its ministries. We welcome your participation! The pictures and job descriptions of the staff and vestry will also be helpful in making connections and finding a place here.
The second purpose of this directory is to give all parishioners a sense of the scope and breadth of the parish's ministry and to facilitate involvement and cooperative ministry by everyone. The information here can help all of us to become involved and to integrate many particular efforts into one communal service of God and neighbor.
Thanks to all of you who "staff" these various groups and programs, and thanks be to God for your commitment and gifts which help all of us to love and serve the Lord.
Faithfully,
† Stephen Elkins-Williams
Table of contents
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Worship the Lord in the beauty of holiness Acolytes Altar Guild Awakening Heart Carol Woods Service Carolina Meadows Service Centering Prayer Group Greeters Lay Eucharistic Ministers Lay Readers Liturgical Advisory Committee Prayer Chain Special Worship with People with Developmental Disabilities Ushers Cantus Choir Compline Choir Junior Choir Parish Choir Senior Choir Volunteer Organists Learn and teach the Christian faith Adult Education Committee Adult Inquirers' Class Book Table Children and Family Ministry Committee Children's Chapel Church School God and Me Program Little Parishioners Mary Harris Bible Study Newcomer Orientation Parent Gatherings Parish Library Reading with a View to Spirituality Short Story Reading Group Spiritual Life Committee Vacation Church School Worship Education Youth Inquirers' Program Youth Saints |
Cross Ties Elder Ministry Episcopal Campus Ministry Episcopal Youth Community (EYC) Foyer Dinner Groups Good Samaritan Guild Guild of the Christ Child Hospitality Ministry Loaves and Fishes Men's Breakfast Group Parish Visitors Sunday Morning Nursery Support Team Ministry University Ministry Advisory Council Youth Advisory and Support Council Strive for justice and peace among all people Cross of Nails Johnson Intern Program (JIP) Prison Ministry Sister Parish Social Ministry Committee ABC Sale AIDS Care Team CROP Walk Habitat for Humanity Inter-Faith Council Preschool at the Chapel of the Cross Thompson Child & Family Focus Youth Summer Mission Trip Administrative Volunteers Buildings and Grounds Committee Communications Environmental Stewardship Committee Finance Committee Global Missions Committee Master Plan Steering Committee Parish Dialogue Committee Parish Discernment Committee Personnel Committee Scout Troops Boy Scout Troop 9 Girl Scout Troop 47 Stewardship Formation Committee Vestry Members |
Worship the Lord in the beauty of holiness
Acolytes - Baptized students from seventh grade and young
adults through early twenties who assist the clergy during
liturgies on Sundays and other Holy Days, representing and leading
the congregation in worship [Ray Dooley, rdooley@mail.unc.edu,
929-5818; Robert Wright, 968-8083, rwright@alumni.duke.edu]
Altar Guild - St. Hilda's Altar Guild, whose members prepare the altar for all worship services, including weddings and funerals [Sandy Gerow, 542-6160, sgerow@nc.rr.com]
Awakening Heart - A contemplative prayer group that meets 9:00-10:30 am on the second Saturday of each month and is open to anyone who engages in a regular practice of contemplative prayer [Jane Dyer, janelesliedyer @gmail.com 489-8206, Tim West, tim.west@email.unc.edu, 942-2270]
Carol Woods Service - A service of Holy Communion held twice monthly at Carol Woods Retirement Community on the second and fourth Sundays of each month at 4 pm [Rebecca Warren, 918-3551]
Carolina Meadows Service - A service of Holy Communion held at 10:00 am on the first Sunday of each month at Carolina Meadows Retirement Community [Bill and Laura Benedict, 929-9179, willben80@earthlink.net,; Mariechen Smith, 929-9863, msmith2063@nc.rr.com]
Centering Prayer Group - An awareness of a deeper relationship with God is experienced in this method of silent, contemplative prayer; this open group, facilitated by the Rev. David Frazelle, meets on Wednesdays from 5:30 to 6:45 pm [Pat Moore, 967-1961; lpmoore@gmail.com]
Greeters - A group of parishioners who welcome worshippers at Sunday services and provide assistance for newcomers following the services [Lou Hightower, 929-4641, lhightower@nc.rr.com]
Lay Eucharistic Ministers - Lay people, appointed by the rector, who are trained to administer Holy Communion at Sunday and special services and to take the Sacrament to the homebound [Martha Hart, M.andL.hart@earthlink.net, 929-0081]
Lay Readers - Baptized lay persons, who serve as lectors and intercessors on Sundays and at other major services; those licensed by the Bishop of North Carolina officiate at daily services of Evening Prayer Adult Readers - Mark Pandick; pandick@us.ibm.com, 960-5199; Children and Youth readers - Gretchen Jordan, 929-2193, gjordan@thechapelofthecross.org]
Liturgical Advisory Committee - A committee that serves in an advisory capacity to the rector on matters of liturgy [Stephen Elkins-Williams, 929-2193, sew@thechapelofthecross.org]
Prayer Chain - A group of parishioners who pray regularly for those who are in need of healing, or who have special concerns or thanksgivings; confidential prayer requests may be sent directly to the Rev. Victoria Jamieson-Drake [Sara Hill, 918-3427, shh01@msn.com, Mary Jane Hunt, dhunt@unc.edu, 929-2290]
Special Worship with People with Developmental Disabilities - A worship service at 7:00 pm on the third Monday of each month designed especially for persons with developmental disabilities [Bill Joyner, 929-7246, marybrenda@earthlink.net]
Ushers - Adults and older children who work during services to assist worshippers by locating seats, distributing bulletins, collecting and presenting offering, and directing those who wish to receive communion [Dave Scocca, 929-8528, dave@scocca.org; Henry Thomas and Linda King-Thomas, 929-5756, hcthomas@nc.rr.com]
Music
Cantus Choir - Children in first and second grades who
sing service music on Sunday mornings and rehearse on Wednesday
afternoons in preparation for singing in the Junior Choir [Linda
Everhart, leverhart@hotmail.com, 933-4993]
Compline Choir - A schola cantorum that sings Gregorian chant at the 9:30 pm Sunday service of Compline during academic term; rehearsals are immediately prior to each service [Van Quinn, 929-2193, vquinn@thechapelofthe cross.org]
Junior Choir - Children in the third grade and above who sing at the 9:00 am Sunday service during the academic year and on special occasions; rehearsals are on Wednesdays at 3:45 pm; older girls and boys will rehearse at alternate times as announced [Van Quinn, vquinn@thechapelofthecross.org, 929-2193]
Parish Choir - an open choir that sings at the 5:15 pm Sunday service as well as at occasional Evensong or Solemn High Eucharist on feast days; rehearsals are on Mondays at 7:00 pm [Van Quinn, 929-2193, vquinn@thechapelofthecross.org]
Senior Choir - An auditioned choir that sings at the 11:15 am Sunday service throughout the year, at numerous other services on feasts and other holy days, and at occasional concerts [Van Quinn, 929-2193, vquinn@thechapelofthecross.org]
Volunteer Organists - Parishioners who play the organ during the 5:15 pm Sunday services throughout the year and the 8:00 am service during the summer [Clare Baum, 618-4609, clare@baumdiamonds.com]
Learn and teach the Christian faith
Adult Education Committee - A group of lay people charged with planning educational opportunities for adults; these typically include presentations and discussions on various topics relating to the Christian faith, frequently in a series, on most Sunday mornings and at other designated times [Nancy Tunnessen, 969-8664, ntunnessen@nc.rr.com]
Adult Inquirers' Class - A series of weekly classes taught by the rector and staff on the Episcopal approach to the basics of Christianity, required of adults seeking confirmation [Stephen Elkins-Williams, sew@ thechapelofthecross.org, 929-2193]
Book Table - A selection of books and gifts related to
Christian life, for sale after the 9:00 and 11:15 am services,
usually during Advent and Lent; proceeds benefit the parish library
[Gretchen Jordan, 929-2193, gjordan@the chapelofthecross.org]
Children and Family Ministry Committee - A group of lay people charged with planning educational and service opportunities for children and their families, including Church School organization [Gretchen Jordan, gjordan@thechapelofthecross.org, 929-2193]
Children's Chapel - A Sunday morning service in the chapel that provides the first liturgical experience for children two years of age through kindergarten; it includes music, stories, prayer, and teaching familiar responses that children will hear in church [Boykin Bell, 929-2193, bbell@thechapelofthecross.org]
Church School - Classes for two-year-olds through high-school age taught by teams of adult parishioners from 10:20 to 11:05 am each Sunday during the academic year [Molly Dempsey, 969-8349, mollymolly@bellsouth.net]
God and Me Program - A four session course designed for second and third graders, held in the afternoons during the spring [Frank McBride, 933-8594, StratAdvan@aol.com]
Little Parishioners - A program year for preschool aged children and their families to engage in hands-on outreach as an early introduction to and experience with the importance of service [Sarah Shapard, rsshapard@compuserve.com, 960-5992]
Mary Harris Bible Study - A self-led study group that meets each Tuesday at 8:30 am during the academic year in the parish library and is open to all [Mary Schoenfeld, 967-7774, CHSinginghills@hotmail.com]
Newcomer Orientation - A series of sessions, led by the rector and other clergy, for all who consider themselves newcomers and wish to learn more about the ministry of the Chapel of the Cross [Stephen Elkins-Williams, 929-2193, sew@thechapelofthecross.org]
Parent Gatherings - Programs for parents with children
still living at home which are scheduled during adult education
time several times during each quarter of the year [Boykin Bell,
929-2193, bbell@thechapelofthecross.org]
Parish Library - A variety of reading materials for children and adults, primarily with a religious focus, available to be checked out on an honor system [K.T. Vaughan, 490-4970, ktlvaughan@yahoo.com]
Reading with a View to Spirituality - An adult fellowship group that meets twice a year, in Lent and in preparation for Advent, for discussion of a selected book [Raquel Goldberg, 929-3332]
Short Story Reading Group - Reading contemporary short stories may not be the most predictable place to listen for God, but this discussion group finds it very rewarding as we investigate how life and faith merge in surprising ways. Our text is Faith: Stories edited by C. Michael Curtis. [Nancy Tunnessen, 969-8664, ntunnessen@nc.rr.com]
Spiritual Life Committee - A vestry committee charged with supporting the growth and nurture of our relationship with God by offering quiet days, retreats, programs, prayer groups, and pilgrimages [Noel Dunivant, 933-7307, ndunivant@mapsnet.com]
Vacation Church School - A week-long morning program in the summer for children pre-school to fifth grade [Gretchen Jordan, 929-2193, gjordan@thechapelofthecross.org]
Worship Education - A program for first and second graders to aid in the transition from children's chapel to corporate worship, offered monthly during the 9:00 am service [Gretchen Jordan, 929-2193, gjordan@thechapelofthe cross.org]
Youth Inquirers' Program - A spiritual formation program open to all senior high students and focusing on the practices that constitute the Christian life and faith. We give particular attention to the practices of prayer, service, sacred reading, stewardship, worship, vocation, and life in community. Classes are held during church school hour on Sunday mornings. Those who choose to can be confirmeby by Bishop Curry on May 6, 2007. [David Frazelle, 929-2193, dfrazelle@thechapelofthecross.org]
Youth Saints - Youth in third grade and older who are trained to assist adult leaders with children's chapel [Gretchen Jordan, 929-2193, gjordan@thechapelofthecross.org]
Love one another
Cross Ties - Graduate students and young working adults, aged 21-39, single and married, who meet for fellowship, dinners, events, service, Christian formation, and worship [David Frazelle, dfrazelle@thechapelofthecross.org, 929-2193]
Elder Ministry - A developing ministry with and for the
elders of the parish offering opportunities for education, service,
fellowship, and to extend care [Vicky Jamieson-Drake, 929-2193,
vjd@thechapelofthecross.org]
Episcopal Campus Ministry (ECM) - A University recognized organization for Episcopal and other interested students at UNC-Chapel Hill that meets each Tuesday for fellowship, worship, and dinner; retreats, service projects, and social activities are offered throughout the academic year [, Tammy Lee, 929-2193, tlee@thechapelofthecross.org] www.unc.edu/ecm
Episcopal Youth Community (EYC) - A group of young people who meet, socialize, play, participate in community service, worship, and explore social and personal issues in an atmosphere of Christian fellowship and support; Junior EYC includes people from sixth through eighth grades; senior EYC includes people from ninth through twelfth grades [Caren Parker, cparker@thechapelofthecross.org] 960-7220
Foyer Dinner Groups -Groups who meet monthly in each others' homes from for a simple dinner and fellowship; participants find the dinners a pleasant way to get acquainted with other parishioners and enjoy their company for a few hours. Groups are reorganized twice yearly and opportunities to sign up are announced in Crossings [Jane Steenstra, 968-0515, jjstee@earthlink.com; Amelia Carew, acarew@nc.rr.com, 545-0297]
Good Samaritan Guild - Parishioners who respond to the needs of parishioners in times of short-term crisis or illness with defined tasks such as delivering casseroles and soups, transportation to health care appointments and church services, running errands, and respite care-giving to convalescents or care -givers. The guild also maintains a medical equipment loan closet [Peggy Pratt, 493-8059, pegpratt@nc.rr.com]
Guild of the Christ Child - A group of parishioners who welcome newborns to the parish and assist their parents [Kesslyn Tench, 419-8089, kesslyn@tench.com]
Hospitality Ministry - A group that coordinates the various ways we welcome newcomers to the parish by greeting, welcoming, and registering them on Sundays; assisting with newcomer orientation sessions; delivering bread; and arranging events to bring together newcomers and long-time parishioners [Barbara Day, bday1@email.unc.edu, 942-5746; Mary Schoenfeld, 967-7774, CHSinginghills@hotmail.com]
Loaves and Fishes - Parishioners who serve Sunday morning coffee and coordinate parish-sponsored receptions and dinners [Liska Lackey, 968-1450, llackey@gmail.com]
Men's Breakfast Group - An informal group of parish men who gather for breakfast monthly to enjoy each others' company in an atmosphere of Christian fellowship [Vince Collura, 542-5613, VCollura@mindspring.com]
Parish Visitors - Lay people who regularly call on homebound parishioners and those in nursing homes to maintain the link between their lives and the Church [Charlie Browning, 968-8515]
Sunday Morning Nursery - Care for infants through kindergarten offered during the 9:00 and 11:15 am services during the school year and during the 10:00 am service during the summer [Joy Gattis, joygattis@yahoo.com, 968-3820]
Support Team Ministry -- A ministry incorporating trained teams of people (parishioners, friends, neighbors) to extend spiritual and emotional support and practical assistance to people in need of long-term care, using the model developed by the Support Team Network in the University of Alabama at Birmingham, and supported locally by Project Compassion [Vicky Jamieson-Drake, 929-2193, vjd@thechapelofthecross.org; Janet Turchi, jturchi@nc.rr.com, 942-6778] www.supportteam.org
University Ministry Advisory Council - A vestry committee that advocates campus ministry, engages the parish in pastoral outreach to the university community, and serves in an advisory capacity for the rector, vestry, and associate for university ministry [Melody Harrison Savage, 967-7765, melody_harrison@med.unc.edu]
Youth Advisory and Support Council - A group of parishioners that works with the associate for parish ministry in enhancing the parish youth programs [Margaret Conrad, maconrad@bellsouth.net, 929-5054]
Strive for justice and peace among all people
Cross of Nails - A joint program with our sister parish,
St. Paul AME. The Sister Parish/Cross of Nails program is allied
with Cross of Nails-North America. Our local organization focuses
primarily on racial reconciliation. Cross of Nails-North America
includes a diverse range of reconciliation initiatives addressing
schisms caused by racism, nationalism, sexual orientation, and
religious differences. [Susan Mann, wisemann@earthlink.net,
241-3346 www.ccn-northamerica.org]
Johnson Intern Program (JIP) - A ten-month AmeriCorps-affiliated internship opportunity for college graduates between the ages of 21 and 30; JIP provides avenues to work toward social justice, live in intentional community living, and participate in vocational discernment, leadership training, and spiritual development. JIP porvides classes in servant-leadership that church and community members are invited to attend. [Susan Gladin, sgladin@thechapel ofthecross.org, 929-2193, www.Johnsoninternship.org]
Prison Ministry - Parishioners who visit and support prisoners at the Orange County unit in Hillsborough in order to minister to their needs while they are in prison and after release [Terry Johnston; terry.johnston@ncmail.net; 933-0097]
Sister Parish - The covenant between St. Paul African Methodist Episcopal Church and the Chapel of the Cross, who have entered into an on-going sister parish relationship for the purpose of shared Christian life and common interest in spiritual growth, shared mission with each other, and prophetic witness to God in the world; the sister parish relationship is currently being cited by the diocesan Anti-Racism Commission as a role model for other parishes [Susan Mann, 241-3346, wisemann@earthlink.net]
Social Ministry Committee - A vestry committee charged with focusing the community outreach of the parish by providing opportunities for parishioner participation in social outreach activities, supporting individual ministries, promoting relevant educational opportunities, reviewing funding requests, and making recommendations for discretionary expenditures by the vestry [Peggy Pratt, pegpratt@nc.rr.com, 493-8059]
Care for those in need
ABC Sale - The Attic, Basement, Closet Sale held annually to provide goods at low cost and to raise money for various outreach ministries. The 2007 sale will be held on April 21. [Allison Worthy, aworthy@nc.rr.com, 969-7584; Ellen Cole, ehc430@aol.com, 960-6781]
AIDS Care Team - A group of parishioners and an extended team of students under the auspices of the Alliance for AIDS Services Carolina who are trained to minister to those with HIV/AIDS through a variety of activities, including faith-based individual care teams, group home support, meal preparation, educational and prevention services, and special event support [Mark Pandick, pandick@us.ibm.com, 960-5199; www.aas-c.org]
CROP Walk - A nationwide event, that emphasizes the
Christian role in feeding the world's hungry; the 2007 walk is
scheduled for April 15, 2007 [Bill Joyner, marybrenda
@earthlink.net, , 929-7246]
Habitat for Humanity - An international program in which our parish partners with UNC student groups and our sister parish to build safe, affordable housing for God's people in need [Harry Watson, hwatson@email.unc.edu, 933-7050]
Inter-Faith Council - A volunteer agency that provides a food pantry and meals; emergency shelter for homeless men; emergency and transitional housing for women and children; and assistance with utilities, housing, employment, and transportation for those at risk of becoming homeless [Ann Henley, 929-7101, annhenley@msn.com]
Preschool at the Chapel of the Cross - A separately incorporated preschool operating weekdays from 8:15 a.m. to 12:15 pm that provides children from age two to five a loving, stimulating setting in which to learn about themselves, others, and their world [Andrea Narbut, 967-2089, andreabchlvr@msn.com; Laura Gelblum, preschool director, 932-5074, preschool@thechapelofthecross.org]
Thompson Child & Family Focus - A group of parishioners who organize the parish's contributions of clothing and gifts for the children of the Thompson Facility in Charlotte [Lorraine McBride, Lbmcbride@aol.com, 993-8594; Susan Thomason, 998-7188, susan.thomason@quintiles.com]
Youth Summer Mission Trip - An annual week-long mission trip providing service, fellowship, and learning to participants whose activities include painting houses, installing plumbing, and providing social support for residents in the area being served; recent destinations have included Savannah, New Orleans, and Chicago [David Frazelle, 929-2193, dfrazelle@thechapelofthecross.org]
Share our many blessings
Administrative Volunteers - A volunteer guild that assists in the day-to-day running of the parish office by answering the telephones, greeting guests, providing general office assistance, labeling parish mailings, and serving as tellers who count offering monies and make bank deposits. [Barbara Hastings, bhastings@thechapelofthecross.org, 929-2193]
Buildings and Grounds Committee - A vestry committee that recommends policies for the use of our buildings and grounds, develops long-range plans for the maintenance and improvement of the physical plant, assists the finance committee in developing a five-year capital budget, and recruits and oversees volunteers for the care of the buildings and grounds [Clare Baum, 618-4609, clare@baumdiamonds.com]
Communications - The parish's focus on telling the story of its ministry, both within the parish and to the community at large; volunteers serve as writers, photographers, editors, proof-readers, web page designers, and work with all aspects of parish communications [Vivian Harris Varner, 929-2193, vvarner@thechapelofthecross.org]
Environmental Stewardship Committee - A committee mandated by Diocesan Convention that fosters a greater understanding of the theological basis for environmental stewardship, provides education regarding both the environmental challenges facing our planet, and promotes actions that reflect responsible environmental stewardship of God's creation, our planet Earth. [Linda Rimer, lbrimer@bellsouth.net, 929-7075]
Finance Committee - A vestry committee that advises the vestry on budget and financial administration through the work of its three subcommittees: budget (develops annual budget recommendations to the vestry), audit (recommends an independent auditor to the vestry, receives and evaluates the audit report, and monitors internal control procedures), and investment (advises the treasurer on appropriate investment vehicles for parish funds, insures integrity of endowments, and recommends annual percentage to be distributed from the funds, recommends investment policies, monitors investments, and receives and evaluates reports of the Diocesan Investment Committee) [Chip Hill, 967-7975, roo116@nc.rr.com]
Global Missions Committee - A committee appointed by the
rector to foster the parish's development of and participation in
global missions [Ann Henley, annhenley@msn.com, 929-7101]
Master Plan Steering Committee - An ad hoc committee established by the vestry to continue development of the master plan concept by proceeding with negotiations and application to appropriate authorities, including the Town of Chapel Hill, the Historic District Commission, and others as required to implement the master plan project; and to further develop the design in conceptual drawings, as a whole or in phases; to align with the parish's financial capability, without reducing the qualities of the present overall concept [Terry Eason, tbe105@aol.com, 929-7235]
Parish Discernment Committee - A vestry committee with knowledge and experience regarding theological education that offers advice and information to the rector concerning those seeking ordination [David Jamieson-Drake,493-4641, David.Jamieson.Drake@duke.edu]
Personnel Committee - A vestry committee that provides support and advice for the rector, vestry, and staff regarding personnel policy, administration of personnel procedures, salary recommendations, and annual reviews of staff members [Chris Bowes, 929-3323, cbowes@rocketmail.com]
Scout Troops
Boy Scout Troop 9 - The parish-sponsored scout troop that provides opportunity for year-round camping, personal development, and community service [Dave Filpus, 967-8963, dave_filpus@tmug.org; Dave Scocca, 929-8528, dave@scocca.org; Tom Hock, thock@bellsouth.net, 960-9294; www.t9ch.org]
Girl Scout Troop 47 - The parish sponsored troop that provides opportunities for teen girls to make new friends, share ideas, and serve in leadership roles, with an orientation toward community service and respect for the outdoors [Sue Wolf, 942-5425, susanne.wolf@unc.edu]
Stewardship Formation Committee - A vestry committee that plans and oversees stewardship events and a program of stewardship education, and coordinates the work of its three subcommittees: annual giving (plans and oversees the annual giving campaign); capital giving (develops long-range plans for capital campaigns and exercises oversight of such campaigns); and special giving (develops and disseminates information on planned and designated giving) [Steve Lackey, junior warden, lackeyrs@bellsouth.net, 968-1450]
Vestry
The parish's lay governing body that consists of 12 people elected by the parish that meet regularly on the third Thursday of each month; the two wardens act as executive officers and spokespersons for the vestry and should be contacted in case of emergency if clergy members cannot be reached [Jim Crow, senior warden, jwcrow@earthlink.net, 932-1198; Steve Lackey, junior warden, 968-1450, lackeyrs@bellsouth.net]
TERMS END 2007
 Chris Bowes Personnel Committee Chair; Preschool
Liaison 929-3323 cbowes@rocketmail .com
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 Jim Crow Senior Warden; Finance Committee; Liturgical Advisor Committee: Johnson Intern Board; Stewardship Formation
Committee; University Ministry
Advisory Committee932-1198 jwcrow@earthlink.net |
 Steve Lackey
Junior Warden;
Stewardship Formation Committee Chair
968-1450 lackeyrs @bellsouth.net
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 Mary Schoenfeld Communications
Liaison;
Hospitality Liaison
967-7774
CHSinginghills@ hotmail.com
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TERMS END 2008
 Terry Eason Buildings and Grounds Committee; Liturgical Advisory Committee;
Master Plan Steering Committee929-7235 tbe105@aol.com |
 Ann Henley Global Missions
Committee;
Stewardship Formation Committee929-7101 annhenley@msn.com |
 Chip Hill
Finance Committee Chair; Personnel Committee967-7975 roo116@nc.rr.com |
 Melody Harrison
Savage
University Ministry
Advisory Council Chair; Program Review
Committee967-7765 melody_harrison@ med.unc.edu |
TERMS END 2009
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 Gail Cloud Finance Committee;
Stewardship Formation Committee484-1352 gcloud9034@ earthlink.net |
 Larry Logan Buildings and Grounds Committee; Personnel Committee960-5199 larry_logan@unc.edu |
 Sandra McClaskey Finance Committee;
Social Ministry
Committee967-3761 smcclaskey@nc.rr.com |
Staff
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Stephen Elkins-Williams, Rector (1985) Spiritual head of
the parish and ultimately responsible for its worship, program, and
administration; pastor, priest, teacher; presides over vestry;
supervises staff; liaison to ABC Sale, Adult Inquirers' Class,
Altar Guild, Finance Committee, Hospitality, Lay Readers, Loaves
and Fishes Guild, Parish Discernment Committee, Personnel
Committee, Stewardship Formation Committee (and its three
subcommittees of Annual Giving, Special Giving, and Capital
Giving), Ushers. sew@thechapelofthecross.org 
Victoria Jamieson-Drake, Associate for Pastoral Ministry (1995)
Leads the parish in pastoral ministry; pastor, priest, teacher; liaison to
Support Team Ministry, AIDS Care Team, Foyer Dinner Groups, Good
Samaritans, Marriage Preparation Workshops, Elder Ministry, Parish
Care Visitors, Prayer Chain, Spiritual Life Committee, Global
Missions Committee.
vjd@thechapelofthecross.org 
David Frazelle, Associate for Parish Ministry (2004) Oversees
youth ministry in the parish; pastor, priest, and teacher; liaison to
Episcopal Youth Community, Acolytes, Centering Prayer Group, Cross
Ties. dfrazelle@ thechapelofthecross.org 
Martha Hart, Deacon (1997) [Non-stipendiary] Leads the
parish in servant ministry; assists with pastoral needs in the
parish; teacher; trains and serves as liaison to Lay Eucharistic
Ministers; member of the Parish Discernment Committee and Diocesan
Commission on Ministry; Social Ministry Committee; serves on
Inter-Faith Council Shelter meal team, assists patients and
families at Ronald McDonald House; is an Augustine Project reading
tutor. M.andL.hart@earthlink.net 
Tambria E. Lee, Associate for University Ministry (1993) Leads
the parish in campus ministry; pastor, priest, and teacher; liaison to
Episcopal Campus Ministry, graduate student ministry, University
Ministry Advisory Council, hospitality ministry.
tlee@thechapelofthecross.org
Bill Joyner, Deacon (1998) [Non-stipendiary] Leads the
parish in servant ministry; teacher; Youth Inquirers' Class;
liaison to ARC of Orange County, Habitat for Humanity, Social
Ministry Committee; outreach to persons with developmental
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Dr. Wylie S. Quinn, III
Organist-Choirmaster (1970) Directs the music program of the
parish and assists in liturgical planning; conducts the choirs and
plays the organ for weddings, funerals, and other special
liturgies. vquinn@thechapelof thecross.org
Mary Anne Handy, Administrative
Assistant (2004) Welcomes parishioners and visitors to the
parish office; provides administrative support to clergy and staff
members; produces the Liturgical Calendar; maintains parish data
base. Mahandy@ thechapelofthecross.org
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Student Residents Jimmy Satterwhite
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Wedding Coordinators
Shelby Pohlman spohlman@thechapelofthecross.org |
John Williams 
