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Monday, President Obama rejected a proposal from congressional Republicans to prevent the federal government from going off the so-called fiscal cliff. (So who is saying "no" now?) According to CNN, the GOP plan "promises $2.2 trillion in deficit savings over the next decade." The president said the GOP proposal is not serious because it would not increase taxes on high-income earners.
"Soak the rich" has long been the centerpiece of Mr. Obama's deficit-reduction plan, but it is a deeply flawed approach. All he needs to do is ask his friend and ally, Connecticut Gov. Dannel P. Malloy.
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Cheap Android Phones
Posted on Monday, August 8th, 2011
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KARUMBA SIGNAGE - new signage has been installed in and around Karumba telling some of the stories from the first inhabitants, to exploration, pioneers, environment, economy and community. 29 sign frames are in place with 26 already completed with storyboards. More are under development.
KARUMBA to KARUMBA POINT WALKING TRACK
Great to see so many enjoying walking, jogging, cycling and generally getting out along the track which is some 3-4 km from Karumba town to Karumba Point.
Many long term residents, businesses and really the whole local community has worked long and hard to see this project realised - some 15years of planning, lobbying, seeking funding and working towards this end result. So now we will all be strongly encouraging and promoting for people to keep in mind the track travels through sensitive environmental areas so everyone needs to be responsible, take care of and look after this wonderful new community asset so all can enjoy it.
This is our wonderful local paper - loads of news and information plus all the events and activities coming up in the area - it comes out bi-monthly on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of the month. For sending in news and items just email on firstname.lastname@example.com
The Chronicle also runs a Goose Club every Friday night at Karumba Lodge Hotel - great prizes and all funds support the Gulf Chronicle paper.
KARUMBA MARKETS - every Sunday from 7am to midday at the Sunset Tavern
The Gulf Barramundi Restocking Association is a not for profit group originally established through the commercial fishing industry - to ensure future fish stocks and sustainability for industry and recreational fishing into the future. Today the restocking group has recently undergone significant changes and Carpentaria Shire Council now operate the hatchery and the Barramundi Discovery Centre. The restocking group will provide volunteer input and support for future hatchery and restocking activities to support fish stocks across the region. For any other information it is suggested to contact Carpentaria Shire Council.
The GBRA runs seafood raffle trays every Friday night at the Sunset Tavern to raise funds to support restocking in the Norman, Albert and Nicholson Rivers systems.
Welcome to the Karumba community website - an initiative of the Karumba Progress Association.
Sunrise over the Norman River - just near Karumba
The Karumba Progress Association is a not for profit incorporated body representing the residents of the Karumba area. This includes community, business, services and the organisation strives to work closely with the Carpentaria Shire Council, Gulf Savannah Development Organisation and other key bodies in the local and regional area.
Karumba on the Norman River - wet season
Throughout the year the Association stages events, supports initiatives, projects and activities in the community and works to address and respond to issues and opportunities as they arise.
The site is for all the community and aims to share news, promote events, provide a directory of local businesses, services and organisations and anything else the community would like to see on the site.
In developing the site it is also hoped we can provide some useful information for those thinking of coming to Karumba or wanting to find out more if they have been before.
2013/14 KPA Executive.
President - Bill Rutherford
Vice President - Bernadette Nolan
Secretary - Deb Beck
Treasurer - Kyra Hill
For information on where things are - try this link:-
NOTE - The Karumba Town Brochure and Map is currently being reviewed with opportunities for listings in the new version - if you would like to change your listing, add a listing as well as if you are involved with Karumba not for profit groups which can have a free listing and include key community events - please contact Yvonne on 0747 459751 to organize today - cut off is 30th May - 5pm
We have lots of people interested in Karumba's interesting tides - for most of the time - only 1 tide a day - if you are interested in finding out why then try this link:-
Carpentaria Shire Council - click here for a link to the Carpentaria Shire Council website
Other links of interest
Northern Gulf Resource Management Group
There's alwasy a lot happening - Lots of other events and activities are happening in the area throughout the year
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A bookmarklet to stress-test CSS classes on any Web page.
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A bookmarklet to stress-test CSS classes on any Web page.
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Including an interesting bit on Simpson's_paradox.
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Amazingly clever new app by Frank Krueger. "Calculator" just doesn't do the concept justice — think Soulver crossed with Markdown crossed with an interactive shell. No explanation will do it justice, you need to look at the examples to get it. The iOS and Mac versions can even share documents via iCloud.
Stop me if you've heard this one before.
"Responsive design is bad for performance."
"User agent detection is bad. Don't segment the web."
"Hybrid apps don't work as well as native apps."
"CSS preprocessors shouldn't be used because they create bloated CSS."
If you create for the web you've no doubt heard at least a couple of these statements. They're flung around with alarming frequency.
There is a fundamental problem with this line of thinking: it places the blame on the technique instead of the way the technique was implemented. Generalizing in this way discredits the validity of an approach based on poor execution, and that's a very harmful way of thinking.
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Modern tools for the front-end engineer.
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Christian Heilmann on how twitter is not an adequate place to have an argument.
References a great TEDx presentation by Jay Smooth: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Discussing Race. I like the part where Jay explains that being a good person is a constant exercise, like maintaining good hygiene is, and not a single step to perfection.
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A competitor to Less.app, which works only on Mac OS X but does have funnier reviews.
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Sublime Text 2 is a nice cross-platform code editor in the verve of the famous Textmate.
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Domestic Violence Victims: How to Get Help
The Mel Gibson tapes are a harsh reminder of the fact that women are abused every day by the men who claim to love them most.
Judge Jeanine Pirro, of the syndicated television show "Judge Pirro," tells momlogic: "Based upon what we know so far, there is sufficient evidence to go forward with criminal charges. There's a victim, evidence of injury, immediate outcry to friends and corroboration from Mel Gibson himself. Now the D.A. will decide if he wants to go forward with charges. Gibson could be charged with child endangerment (for hitting ex-girlfriend Oksana Grigorieva while she was holding the baby) or felony domestic violence. Gibson has shown himself to be anti-Semitic, misogynistic, racist and homophobic. The reality is that it appears he has committed several crimes for which he can be charged and sent to jail."
Judge Pirro says that a woman who finds herself in a situation where she is being physically, emotionally or verbally abused should call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233 immediately. "Their lines are open 24/7, they operate in 170 languages through interpreter services and they can refer you to local resources in your community and help you develop a safety plan and an exit plan," she says. "Every call is anonymous and confidential."
Judge Pirro is an active member of the National Domestic Violence Hotline Celebrity Board, along with Salma Hayek and Martina McBride. "I was recently in Austin, Texas, at the NDVH headquarters," Judge Pirro says. "I started the first domestic violence unit in the nation thirty years ago, and let me tell you: The people at this hotline are experts. They're all about empowering women in violent relationships to extricate themselves from these dangerous situations. They offer lifesaving intervention and support, and they're an amazing group of people."
But what if women in domestic violence situations are too scared to leave? "Women have to recognize that it's scarier to NOT leave," Judge Pirro says. "Leaving is a very dangerous time -- men often become infuriated because their 'property,' as they see it, is leaving. But I've prosecuted many domestic violence homicide cases -- and staying is much more dangerous. The violence escalates, and the woman is so battered that she believes she is worthless. Women need to make that one phone call. An expert can help her come up with a real exit strategy and open doors that she couldn't open on her own."
According to Judge Pirro, victims must recognize that the last beating is not the last beating -- there's an increase in intensity as time goes on. "If he hits you once, he'll hit you again -- and the next time will be worse than the last time," Judge Pirro warns. "The most important thing to do is reach out for help."
Judge Pirro says that there are many survivors like Oksana out there. "It's about recognizing that you're worthwile, you're valuable and that he's wrong," she says. "These men who hit women are cowards. It's about power and control -- what they want to do is completely control a woman. Mel Gibson is a classic batterer: On the tape, he said, 'You deserved it.' Assuming that it's his voice, this is a man who is not only admitting to the crime, but is also saying that Oksana is responsible for her own victimization. He is the lowest of the low, and he belongs in jail. If what we are hearing is true, this man is an out-of-control menace to society, and he is a danger."
You can reach the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233.
|Judge Jeanine Pirro is an attorney, prosecutor and politician who served as a county judge before serving as the elected district attorney of Westchester County in New York for 12 years. Judge Jeanine lives in Rye, New York, and is the mother of two college-age children.
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All Saints' Episcopal Day School
The All Saints' Acolyte program functions as a component of our youth ministry along with Sunday School and the EYC. Acolyting presents a visible and tangible way that the youth serve the parish as well as a way that they participate in stewardship by offering their time and talent.
The acolyte program at All Saint's is philosophically part of our youth ministry. Acolytes rotate among four acolyte roles and among our two Sunday services. Acolytes, thus, have an opportunity to serve as Crucifer/Altar Server, Gospel Server, Gospel Torch, and Epistle Torch, as well as participate in Rite I and Rite II services. With this approach, we seek to instill in the youth that all roles at the altar are important and that serving your parish when it needs you represents true service.
We do just-in-time on-the-job training. New acolytes review and rehearse their roles 20-30 minutes before their Sunday morning service, focusing on what to do and how to serve with the appropriate decorum and posture.
Acolyte Sponsors support the acolyte program (1) by ensuring teams are ready before services and (2) by assisting with acolyte training. Additionally sponsors facilitate rapport and communication with other groups who serve at the altar.Sponsors get on-the-job training also so no previous acolyting experience is necessary.
Fundraisers are held periodically to subsidize some costs of the trip to the National Acolyte Festival. We take advantage of our location by offering the church parking lot for the UT home football games asking for freewill donations.
We welcome all parishioners to become involved with the Acolyte ministry, especially youth of acolyting age (11+ years old) and their parents. We are ready to help you serve in this ministry.
St. Clare's Guild
(The Prayer Shawl Ministry)
We are the guild of needleworkers who meet the third Saturday morning of the month in the Masterson Library. We knit, crochet, tat and sew to create prayer shawls, baptismal blankets, Confirmand crosses and prayer monkeys which are then presented at designated services for a special blessing. We welcome all who wish to participate in doing this work and will gladly help those who want to learn the fine art of needlework.
Sunday School
Currently we have a short fellowship time in Kinsolving Parish Hall following the 9:00 a.m. service. At 10:20 a.m. we sound the gong and children are led to their classrooms by their teachers to begin Sunday School. Classes start at 10:30 a.m. and end at 11:20 a.m.
Children ages 3 through 2nd Grade explore the scriptures through the "Godly Play" curriculum.
Our 3rd, 4th and 5th Grade students all become crew members of our "3-4-5 Production Company". This involves the planning and producing a Bible Theme Park for younger classes to visit in the fall, two films about select Bible stories from the year's curriculum, and a Bible Time Machine in the spring which recaps the stories all classes have studied through the year. Everyone is invited to see the films and the Bible Time Machine play, which is followed by Ask A Priest, a popular event where the children have the opportunity to ask a priest any question they wish.
Micah 6 Food Pantry
What does the Lord require of you?
"to do justice, to love kindness, and walk humbly with our God." – Micah 6:8
All Saints' joined the Micah 6 Coalition of University Area Churches in order to coordinate our services and resources more effectively for individuals and families in need. On July 20, 2004, Micah 6 was incorporated and approved as a 501(c)(3) in September. Becoming a nonprofit corporation allows Micah 6 to perform essential activities such as maintaining a bank account and accepting nontaxable donations. It is now also eligible to receive grant funding.
We have two representatives serving on the Micah 6 Council that meets monthly. The council has had two projects this year: The Food Pantry (an extension of Loaves & Fishes) and Winter Freeze Night (our rotation to help is on Friday nights that the temperature is below 34 degrees and wet, or below 32 degrees and dry). The Food Pantry, which is located at University Baptist Church, provides Loaves & Fishes clients with an additional source for a hot meal and opportunity to get food from the Food Pantry. The Food Pantry has expanded its hours to be open on both Thursday evening and Saturday morning. The Pantry is serving over 2000 people each month. Volunteers from All Saints' work at the Food Pantry weekly. Freeze Night provides shelter on very cold nights to homeless youths who participate in the Lifeworks program. Volunteers from All Saints' work on a rotational schedule for Freeze Night. We continue to need volunteers for both of these projects and we ask for your prayerful encouragement for the success of this mission. We receive many requests from the community and we would like to expand our projects to fill these needs.
Micah 6 Board Representative from All Saints':
Micah 6 Austin Website: http://www.micah6austin.org/
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Jr. Daughters of the King
The Order of the Junior Daughters of the King was formed in January 1896, based on the pattern of the senior Daughters of the King. St. Joan's Chapter of The Order of the Junior Daughters of the King is an order of baptized girls and young women ages 7-20 years, who take a vow of prayer and service, study, support of the Christian community, and for the extension of Christ's Kingdom. The Junior Daughters at All Saints' meet one Saturday a month in the Library. Christian girls are invited to attend any of the Junior Daughters meetings as a guest. Please call or email to confirm date and time of the meeting.
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Episcopal Youth Community - EYC
EYC stands for Episcopal Youth Community. It is designed for those in the 6th through 12th Grades.
One way we like to think of our youth community is "a place for a young person to grow into themselves in Christian community." Not all of our events are religious; some are just for fun; but all are in the company of others on the Christian path.
We believe that youth group can be one of the most important groups a young person belongs to. For six years we travel together through that sometimes very tough gauntlet called middle school and high school. We create a safe space to talk about our lives, consider spiritual matters, or live out our baptismal covenant. And we include as much just plain fun as we can. Looking backward, a graduating senior will remember trips, movies, mountaintop experiences, goofiness, supportive friends, involved adult friends, and all the tasks and adventures a youth group specializes in.
At All Saints, we have weekly gatherings on Sunday evenings. We do the occasional service project. We bless our pets on St. Francis' Day, we carol at Christmas, we learn what we need to learn to be confirmed in the faith, we have a mission trip, movie nights, game nights, times to sing, attend Camp Allen events, host the Mardi Gras party, have lock-ins and retreats, and more.
On the typical Sunday, J-EYC (for middle schoolers) will begin at 4 and go to 6. Usually they bring $5 for food and are always encouraged to bring friends. Regular EYC (for Senior High) begins at 5 and goes to 7. There is a time in the middle—5 to 6—where we all eat together and play some games until the J-EYC leave and Senior high have their own program.
At the first of each year, starting near back to school time, we have a The Quest, a four week program just for 6th graders to sort of prepare them to be a part of the youth group. They have an adventure and bond into their own little group.
The Youth Program at All Saints' includes many ministries. EYC is the evening group-type event. There is Sunday school on Sunday mornings between 10:25 and 11:25. This year we will launch the praiseworthy youth curriculum called Journey to Adulthood for our Sunday morning classes. Look them up here http://leaderresources.org/j2a to learn more about it.
And check us out on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/All-Saints-EYC/235183933178911
The All Saints' Acolyte program is the shining star for All Saints' youth and worship. Acolytes learn to serve with grace and precision at our worship services. They have fun fund-raising projects so that they are all able to attend the National Acolyte Festival every year. (See Acolytes)
Junior Daughters of the King is part of a national organization of prayer and service. They meet one Saturday a month. (See Jr. Daughters of the King)
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Austin Convocation Acolyte Festival
Austin Convocation Acolyte Festival (ACAF)
The Austin Convocation Acolyte Festival, hosted by All Saints' Episcopal Church, brings together acolytes from the parishes in the Austin Convocation for a day to celebrate the ministry of acolytes, to learn and enhance acolyting skills, to build community among Austin acolytes, and to have fun.
Who should attend the Festival?
Acolytes, Acolyte directors, parents of acolytes, anyone interested in the ministry of acolytes
When is the Festival?
The Festival is typically held on the last Saturday of February each year.
Where is the Festival?
The Festival is held at All Saints' Episcopal Church, Austin, Texas
What happens at the Festival?
· Festival Service: A special service to bless the ministry of acolytes featuring a procession of all participating acolytes with their banners, flags, and holy hardware.
· Workshops: Various topics: training for serving at the altar, work of the thurifer, Acolyte Jeopardy, BCP Scavenger Hunt, and Episcopal life at college. Workshops are geared to specific age groups.
· Acolyte Olympics: Games that draw on acolyting skills and agility.
Winning parish receives the ACAF Acolyte Olympic Lavabo Bowl to take home to their parish.
Quin Choir
Children's Chapel
The tradition of the Episcopal Church is to welcome all who are baptized to receive communion – no matter what age! Parents should, of course, be responsible for determining how and when their child receives the bread and the wine that is offered. Children may receive the bread in their hands, eat the wafer, and then sip the wine from the chalice when it's offered; or children may receive the bread in their hands and then dip the wafer ("intinction") into the wine (taking care not to dip their fingers in the wine); or children may receive "in one kind" taking only the bread in their hands and then crossing their arms over their chest when the chalice passes indicating they are not receiving the wine; or children may cross their arms in front of their chests to receive a blessing. We invite all children to join us at the altar rail at communion time – even if not receiving the bread or wine. Children will be discussing in their Sunday Morning programs the symbols and the meaning of the Eucharistic Meal. Fr. Mike or Fr. Phil are happy to answer any questions you may have regarding your child and communion.
(Infants to 3 years old) While infants and toddlers are welcome in church, please know that we have a loving and safe Nursery in Gregg House available from 8:30 a.m – 1:00 p.m. every Sunday.
Art Guild
This is a group that was formed to promote Art appreciation by displaying artwork by parishioners on the All Saints' campus. In the past there has been a photography exhibit, a quilt exhibit, and an exhibit of the Stations of the Cross. The Church is currently displaying paintings, murals, art prints, a mosaic design, and photographs at various locations. If you are interested in being a part of this ministry, please contact Linda Jaques.
St. Monica's Guild
This group meets once a month on the third Saturday to work on quilts. As these quilts are completed they are blessed at the Altar during a Sunday service, and are then given to Dell Children's Hospital and Shiver's Cancer Center. If you are interested in this ministry, simply come to the next meeting, or contact Mary Wright for more information. No experience is required, just the desire to help.
Kitchen Guild
The All Saints' Kitchen Guild was established October 2010. Its mission is to facilitate cleanliness and safe food-handling by the many kitchen users. The Kitchen Guild strives to make the kitchen user-friendly while at the same time maintaining its guidelines.
The Kitchen Guild's membership consists of at least one member of the Building and Grounds Committee and a representative from each user group. Currently, twenty All Saints' groups are represented on the Guild including Facilities Director Mona Myers who represents the staff. To ensure parish-wide responsibility and oversight of our kitchen with built-in accountability, an Inspector General will provide for supervision along with four Kitchen Captains selected from the membership.
The supervisory positions are filled by the ad hoc Kitchen Committee:
Heavenly Hosts (HH) is All Saints' lay hospitality ministry with approximately 25 participating members who help with setup, food preparation, serving, and cleanup.
When you sign up to join our team, this is how it works:
1) When an event is coming up, the Heavenly Hosts' chairs will email all Heavenly Hosts' members.
2) Members respond back via email if they are available to participate and state what food item(s) they can prepare (e.g., fruit; quick breads; cookies; cheese & crackers) and/or how they can assist with the setup/serving/and cleanup.
3) The day of the reception, the food items are brought to the kitchen where the HH volunteers begin setting up.
Please know that each time a request goes out for a celebratory or funeral reception, you are not obligated to participate, but at the same time, we need members who are willing to help as much as they are able.
Come join the HEAVENLY HOSTS team!!!
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Flower Ministry
Every week volunteers of the Flower Ministry create at least three arrangements and sometimes as many as five from the large Altar flower arrangements. They then deliver those new arrangements to our sick or homebound parishioners. This procedure is also done with the lilies after Easter and Poinsettias after Christmas. This ministry is an opportunity for parishioners to act as an important link between the Church and those unable to attend services. If you would like to volunteer to arrange and/or deliver flowers this year, please contact Judy Reinhart at 345-5936
Altar Guild
The All Saints' Altar Guild continues our ministry of caring for the accoutrements of worship: from vessels to vestments to furnishings. Altar Guild members are trained for the procedures used in preparing for services in the church and chapel. Teams rotate on Sundays to serve for the week.
Daughters of the King
Founded in 1885, The Order of the Daughters of the King is an order of women who are communicants of the Episcopal Church, churches in communion with it, or churches in the Historic Episcopate. Empowered by the Holy Spirit, each Daughter takes a lifetime vow to live by the Rule of the Order. Our Rule of Life requires and our vision of the Daughters of the King, is to know Jesus Christ, to make Him known to others and to become reflections of God's love throughout the world. A Daughter pledges herself to a life of prayer, service and evangelism, and she is dedicated to the spreading of Christ's Kingdom and the strengthening of the spiritual life of her parish.
(See also,The Order of the Junior Daughters of the King, Youth Ministries)
A major part of the Newcomer & Visitor Ministry are the volunteers that make up the "Greeters". These volunteers greet those as they come to the 9:00 and 11:30 a.m. services as well as after each service on Sunday mornings. We are hopeful and intentional about making everyone welcome at All Saints', and welcome ideas for doing that.
Please contact the Church Office if you are interested in being a part of this ministry at 512-476-3589
Usher Corps
The Usher Corps Ministry at All Saints' is a group of dedicated men and women serving at the 9:00 and 11:30 a.m. Sunday services as well as special services. The group is broken up into 12 teams, each with a team captain. Six of the teams serve at 9:00 a.m. services and the other six serve at 11:30 a.m. services. Each Usher, therefore, serves once each six weeks. The duties of the Ushers include distributing Orders of Services and other literature for services, providing the clergy with the number attending each service, collecting and counting the offertory, controlling the flow of people during communion, and making sure the services run smoothly. For those who might be interested in serving in this important ministry, please contact Richard & Sandy Apperley 258-2503. We are always in need of new Ushers. It's a great way to serve All Saints' and to meet lots of new people!
The liturgical calendar keeps all choirs and instrumentalists busy through Holy Week, Easter, Lessons and Carols, and Christmas Eve. LisaDiane Etheredge leads the All Saints' Handbell Choir. This is a group of committed musicians that adds much to our services during the year. Both the Quin Choir (9:00 a.m. service) and the Parish Choir (11:30 a.m. service) always welcome new members, and have a new repertoire throughout the year. The Concert Mass is performed early in the calendar year; with rehearsals beginning in the late fall. The Acoustic Mass at the 9:00 service give the great pool of musical ability in our parish to shine and add variety to the liturgy on occasional fifth Sundays.
God of glory, around whose eternal throne all the heavenly powers offer their ceaseless songs of praise: Grant that we may overhear these songs, and with our own lips interpret them to all in whose presence we play or sing; That your church may behold the beauty of God, and see with mortal eyes the land that is afar off, where all your promises are celebrated, and where all your love in every sight and sound is the theme of eternal rejoicing; through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen. — The Church Musician's Prayer, written by Erik Routley (1917-1982)
Contact: David Eaton, Organist/Choirmaster
Meals on Wheels
All Saints' parishioners and staff deliver approximately 5,600 meals annually. We have supported Meals-On-Wheels since 1984, by providing noontime food deliveries to Austin's homebound elderly who can no longer cook for themselves. We now have 44 volunteer delivery drivers, organized into teams of four or five members. Each team member is responsible for delivering 12 hot, nutritious meals one day per month. Our delivery driver also offers a friendly "hello" and checks on the person's welfare. Sometimes, our driver is the only human contact the person receives all day.
El Buen Samaritano
Volunteers deliver our non-perishable food items and donations once a week to El Buen Samaritano. We are grateful to parishioners for their weekly contributions and ask for your continued support for the coming year. Our goal is to deliver a trunk load, not a sack load, of items each week.
Habitat for Humanity
All Saints' teams with other Episcopal Churches in the Austin area annually to provide a building crew and a lunch crew for at least one "Episcopal Build Day". The parish also contributes funds each year to Habitat for Humanity, Austin. To learn more about this ministry contact Brian Hopper.
If you have a Pastoral Care emergency, or pastoral need please contact our clergy:
The Rev. Mike Adams
512-476-3589 ext 104
The Rev. Phil Nazro
Associate Rector
512-476-3589 ext 106
The Rev. Beth Magill
University Missioner
Episcopal Student Center at The University of Texas
Loaves and Fishes
"As you do it unto the least of these, you do it unto me."
Loaves & Fishes is a ministry of the entire congregation to less fortunate people in our community. Currently members of the congregation interview individuals on Tuesdays, beginning at 9:00 a.m. and ending when all resources are depleted.
Many members of the congregation participate by contributing to the purchase of HEB gift cards and by donating toiletries, Christmas cards, stamps, and other items. Another quartet of All Saints' members prepares and brings breakfast tacos every Tuesday around 7:30 a.m. and staffs the "Prayer Room" (aka the Masterson Library). The spiritual help offered in the Prayer Room between 8:30 and 9:00 a.m. is as great as the assistance given with checks or HEB cards. Several parishioners and volunteer clergy offer to listen and pray with clients.
Congregational giving makes it possible to purchase discounted Capital Metro bus passes and HEB gift cards (which are used for a small payment on food or anything sold at HEB except tobacco, alcohol and the lottery) and for financial assistance. Financial assistance (seldom more than $25 and sometimes less) is given for rent, ID's, birth certificates, prescriptions not available at HEB, out-of-town transportation, glasses, textbooks and work boots.
Loaves & Fishes serves between 18 and 26 people each week, depending on the amount of assistance available. Clients are served on a first-come, first served basis; therefore, some arrive as early as 6:00 a.m. If there are more people than the allotted number (and there always are), those not served are given the opportunity to return the next week and are assured of being seen first. At times, we have had more than 50 people come and have had to turn some away for two successive weeks.
Because of the connection with other Micah 6 churches, Loaves & Fishes has participated in a cooperative effort to assist some individuals. Also, information is being shared with regard to ways to help some of our mutual clients more effectively. All Saints' has become a founding member of the Micah 6 Food Pantry, housed in University Baptist Church. Because more food can be acquired through the Food Pantry than with HEB gift cards, clients with large families are directed there instead of being given the gift cards. Also, Loaves & Fishes contributes to the Micah 6 Food Pantry in the name of All Saints' Episcopal Church.
Another important part of this ministry is to see Christ in the people who come for assistance and to show them options they may have been too overwhelmed to discover. All of us who have personal contact with the clients, however, gain more than they when we observe the strength, perseverance and faith many of them exhibit in handling the difficulties of their lives.
CONTACT: Please call 512-476-3589 for more information.
Saints on Call
Saints On Call is a lay pastoral care ministry. Co-chairs Joyce Edwinson and Milton Bell receive the care needs and requests for practical assistance from The Rev. Mike Adams or from All Saints' parishioners. Eight captains coordinate the care on a rotating weekly basis, recruiting caregivers from a list of volunteers and from the parish at large according to need, location, and availability.
Saints On Call provides the following assistance:
For bereaved individuals or families
For parishioners recovering from serious illness, surgery, or childbirth (usually meals for several days)
Rides to and from church for elderly and/or disabled parishioners
Rides to and from medical appointments for parishioners
Visits and phone calls:
To hospitalized, sick and/or homebound parishioners
Get-well, sympathy, & birthday cards, and monthly notes to parishioners.
Lay Eucharistic Visitors
Lay Eucharistic Visitation continues to bless our homebound and hospitalized brothers and sisters. Lay Eucharistic Visitors are persons who take the Holy Eucharist to shut-ins or others who are unable to be present for Sunday worship. This is a ministry both necessary and extremely rewarding. Our practice has been to call on individual Eucharistic Visitors once every month or six weeks. Right now we have more people who are in need of this ministry than we have L.E.V.'s. If you would like to share in this ministry, please let Phil Nazro know. He will then set up a training class and get you aboard .
Grace Ministry
Mission Statement: Extending God's love through presence, listening, and spiritual support.
Grace Ministry is a lay pastoral care program intended to provide parishioners with a supportive, caring presence during difficult times. Not meant to replace the pastoral care of the clergy, Grace Ministry will be an extension of pastoral care and an integral piece of the community of caring in All Saints' Church. Grace Ministers will be available to meet with fellow parishioners and provide a one to one, confidential, empathetic listening presence, with an intentional, spiritual component. "Grace is love in action," wrote Dr. Gerald May and it is the intent of Grace Ministry to be a vehicle for sharing God's love with parishioners. Many circumstances might prompt a request for a Grace Partner. They range from joyful occasions, such as welcoming a new child into the household, to sorrowful ones, such as death of a spouse. In addition, Grace Partners may be of help when a parishioner wants to talk about spiritual issues.
Grace Ministers are not counselors, however, they have had extensive training in empathetic listening, spiritual practice, community resources, the grief process and a myriad of other topics and participate in ongoing continuing education at their meetings. Other caregiving ministries, outreach as well as inreach, such as Saints On Call, Lay Eucharistic Visitors, and Loaves & Fishes, are also invited to attend these presentations as appropriate for their missions.
Grace Ministry is completely confidential. If you are interested in either participating in this parish ministry, or visiting with a Grace Minister
Lectors and Chalice Bearers
Lectors and Chalice Bearers are specially trained and licensed members of the congregation whose main purpose is to assist clergy in the liturgy of the church. These members typically serve at the 7:30 a.m., 9:00 a.m., and 11:30 a.m. Sunday morning services and at the 5:30 p.m. service on Sunday evening. Lectors are responsible for preparing for, and reading, the scripture lessons and leading the reading of the psalms at the various church services when the psalm is not sung. They also assist clergy by bearing chalice (serving the congregation the wine) during the Eucharist at the Sunday services and any other special services at which the Eucharist is celebrated. The Chalice Bearers generally lead the congregation in the Prayers of the People during the Rite I and Rite II services. Depending upon the particular service at which the Lectors and Chalice Bearers participate, they may be functioning as acolytes and crucifers as well. Lectors and Chalice Bearers may also be called upon to assist clergy during weddings and funerals.
Bridge Ministry
This an Addiction Recovery Ministry
The Bridge Ministry Team provides a compassionate ministry to those who suffer from the disease of addiction by:
- Presenting education programs aimed at improving awareness of the disease of addiction.
- Offering confidential support to those who seek recovery for themselves or for their loved ones.
- Developing a library of resources and information on organizations to promote recovery.
- Participating in the celebration of personal growth and recovery.
Team members are not counselors, but are a confidential link to community resources.
For more information contact our Bridge Ministry Team Members
Bruce Bennett 512-458-2746
Ross Hindman 512-327-1878
Ed Myers 512-569-3663
Beverly Pond 512-451-6156
Deacon Ed Woolery-Price 512-476-7643
The Rev. Mike Adams 512-476-3589, ext 104
Following our long-held tradition, members of All Saints' parish were out in force to provide support and friendship to our less fortunate neighbors. Our outreach efforts include Loaves & Fishes, Meals-On-Wheels, Micah 6 Food Pantry, Freeze Night, El Buen Samaritano, Habitat For Humanity, Crop Walk, Refugee Resettlement Services, Released Prisoner Mentoring Ministry, All Saints' Earthlings, and the Episcopal Public Policy Network continue to receive our volunteer services and/or funding on a regular basis. The committee is always receptive to new ideas and projects, as All Saints' parishioners are ready to generously support a worthy cause.
"Let us go forth in the world, to love and serve the Lord. Thanks be to God!"
Contact Bobby Wright, Outreach Committee Chair
Adult Education
Adult Christian Education and Spiritual Formation offers seasonal offerings, not only on Sundays and Wednesdays, but throughout the week as well. Our offerings make full use of our unique location. We access professionals from UT, the Episcopal and others seminaries, Seton Cove, and our many talented in-parish professionals.
The All Saints' Acolyte program functions as a component of our youth ministry along with Sunday School and the EYC. Acolyting presents a visible and tangible way that the youth serve the parish as well as a way that they participate in stewardship by offering their time and talent.
The acolyte program at All Saint's is philosophically part of our youth ministry. Acolytes rotate among four acolyte roles and among our two Sunday services. Acolytes, thus, have an opportunity to serve as Crucifer/Altar Server, Gospel Server, Gospel Torch, and Epistle Torch, as well as participate in Rite I and Rite II services. With this approach, we seek to instill in the youth that all roles at the altar are important and that serving your parish when it needs you represents true service.
We do just-in-time on-the-job training. New acolytes review and rehearse their roles 20-30 minutes before their Sunday morning service, focusing on what to do and how to serve with the appropriate decorum and posture.
Acolyte Sponsors support the acolyte program (1) by ensuring teams are ready before services and (2) by assisting with acolyte training. Additionally sponsors facilitate rapport and communication with other groups who serve at the altar.Sponsors get on-the-job training also so no previous acolyting experience is necessary.
Fundraisers are held periodically to subsidize some costs of the trip to the National Acolyte Festival. We take advantage of our location by offering the church parking lot for the UT home football games asking for freewill donations.
We welcome all parishioners to become involved with the Acolyte ministry, especially youth of acolyting age (11+ years old) and their parents. We are ready to help you serve in this ministry.


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Barclaycard Mercury Music Prize Nominee, Ghostpoet (aka Obaro Ejimiwe) will be the final act to perform at one of these special pop up sessions that have been happening over the last few months. With his recent mercury announcement and critical praise from Roots Manuva and Mike Skinner from The Streets under his belt, we can only expect one hell of a performance from this London based Singer/Rapper. With his debut album, Peanut Butter Blues and Melancholy Jam, released back in February this year, Obaro has slowly picked up fans along the way and praise for his work. Signed to Giles Peterson's Brownswood Recordings label, Ghostpoet has done support slots for the likes of Metronomy and Jamie Woon and continues to grow in popularity in the process.
This is Ghostpoet's latest single entitled 'Survive It'
So that is August 22nd at The Big Chill Bar on Brick Lane, London at 8pm. I will most certainly be there as this is something I definitely don't want to miss!


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