Special points of

interest:

Vicar’s New Year’s

Report p1.

Ministry Messages

p5.

See how your

Treasures are

used p6

Parish Activities

p8.

In this issue:

Vicar’s Message P.1

Del Escritorio del

Vicario

p4

Pastoral Care p5

Treasurer’s

Report

p6

January 2015 Volume 16 Issue 1

THE GOOD NEWS/LAS BUENAS NUEVAS

HOLY FAITH EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Our proposed Mission is to: Worship God through Jesus Christ using the

Anglican/Episcopal Liturgy, and make disci-ples to reach out to the

world

Our proposed vision is to:

Seek and serve God, through Jesus Christ,

Unite with one another in love to achieve a common goal, and to equip disci-ples to fulfill His Mission

From the Vicar’s Desk

Dear Parish Family:

HAPPY NEW YEAR! We have now entered into 2015. I give thanks and praise to

our Savior Jesus for blessing us with a new year! The year 2014 was tough for

many of us; a couple of people lost their jobs; others were hospitalized; others

mourned the loss of their loved ones; others were relocated, on so on. Many unfor-

tunate events, as well as many blessings, took place in our lives in 2014. I know

that for me, it was a hard year: my sister Alana gave up her life after years of bat-

tling cancer; my cousin Donella died unexpectedly as a result of a car accident

which had taken place several months before; my aunt Dorothy also died unex-

pectedly; and my uncle Antoine passed away in November. The year 2014 truly

tested my faith and my strength. However, in the midst of it all, God’s love was

there to encourage my family and me, as He encouraged many of you during your

trials and tribulations.

We now look with expectation to the experiences of 2015, understanding by faith

that this New Year brings lots of God’s blessings. This we know because of God’s

promises in Isaiah 43:19, “I am about to do a new thing; now it springs forth, do

you not perceive it? I will make a way in the wilderness and rivers in the desert.”

God also promises in Jeremiah 29:11, “For surely I know the plans I have for you,

says the LORD, plans for your welfare and not for harm, to give you a future with

hope.”

This year Holy Faith has planned lots of exciting events for 2015: the reenactment

of the Magi on January 4th bringing the gifts to the Lord; the Three Kings’ party for

children of all ages on Sunday, January 11th after the 12:00 noon service; our annu-

al meeting on Sunday, January 18th at 9:30 a.m.; Black History Month February

15th; Mardi Gras Tuesday February 17th at 6pm; Bishop Gregory Brewer’s visita-

tion on Sunday, February 22nd; Women's International Day, Sunday, March 8; an

uplifting Spiritual Holy Week and Easter Sunday Festival; April 24th, a Fish Fry;

Cinco de Mayo on Sunday, May 3rd; Spring Barbeque, May 15; Graduation Sunday

on Sunday, June 7th; Caribbean Day on Sunday, August 2nd; International Extrava-

ganza, Sept 5; Ministry Recognition Sunday, September 13th; Hispanic Heritage

Month, Sunday, September 20th; and for the first time our Acolytes will participate

in the Diocesan Acolyte Festival in Orlando and will attend the Acolyte National

Festival at the National Cathedral in Washington DC, these and many other

events are scheduled for this year. Please mark your calendar and make an effort

to support these activities for the Glory of God.

The year 2015 is the year our Lord Jesus will enable Holy Faith to shine and

grow, numerically and spiritually! This is the year you and I will receive spiritual

and financial blessings from above, and this is the year Holy Faith will begin its

journey toward a multicultural, multi-language, and multiracial Christian Com-

munity in the City of Port St. Lucie and in the Diocese of Central Florida!

Continued on page 4.

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THE GOOD NEWS

is a monthly publication of

Holy Faith Episcopal Church

6990 South Federal Highway

Port St. Lucie, Florida, 34952

Our proposed vision is to:

Seek and serve God, through Jesus Christ, Unite with one another in love to achieve a com-

mon goal, and to equip disciples to fulfill His Mission.

Our proposed Mission is to:

Worship God through Jesus Christ using the Anglican/Episcopal Liturgy, and make disciples

to reach out to the world

Vicar/Vicario

Fr. Orlando J. Addison 954-804-0066

Email: Ojaddison@comcast.net

Office Telephone: 772-446-9619

Fax: 772-446-9177

Email: holyfaithpsl@aol.com

Website: www.holyfaithpsl.org

Organist/Choir Director

Linda Latorre

Parish Administrator

Arlene Mighty 772-879-3071

Email: emighty060@hotmail.com

Parish Secretary/Translator

Aurora Mata

SERVICES / MISAS

Sunday / Domingo 8am Traditional

10am Contemporary Family Worship

12noon: Santa Mis en Espanol

Sunday School for all ages during 10am and

12noon Services

Wednesday: 10am Holy Communion and Healing Service

11am: Bible Study (The Story)

7:00pm : Dynamic Prayer Meeting in Spanish

Members of the Bishop’s Committee

Senior Warden:

Bonnie Claren 2015

Junior Warden

Jose Viamontes 2017

Elias Jansen 2015

Aquinda Toppin 2015

Juliet Cozier 2017

Idalia Perales 2017

Leandus Campbell 2016

Aurora Mata 2016

Hazel Walcott 2016

Treasurer

Dennis Rookwood

Ass. Treasurer

Recording Secretary

Arlene Mighty (Interim)

Parish Administrator

Arlene Mighty

Acolytes

Hazel Walcott

Aurora Mata—561-704-349

Altar Guild

Joycelyn Newport—772-879-7920

May Thomas—772-871-1740

Building & Grounds

George Cleary—772- 418-3830

Christian Ed.

Dir.Terri Mullins -772– 465-4189

Ass. Dir. Shirley Heath

Coffee Hour

Aquinda Toppin - 772-237-2501

Cursillo

Arlene Mighty 772-879-3071

Daughters of The King

Ethlyn Moody—772-344-4777

ECW

Janet Clarke— 772-878-2140

Fellowship

Aquinda Toppin— 772-237-2501

Florist

Paula Smith—772-337-4887

Finance

Greeters Melrose Sangster - 772-621-9880

Lectors

Linda Crossett– 772-343-9777 Pueblito Barrios- 772-460-1798

LEM Linda Crossett—772-343-9777

Aurora Mata—561-704-3495

Men’s Group

George Cleary—772- 418-3830

Hispanic Choir

Miguel Peña 772-216-7616

Newcomers Ministry

Jeanne Stone 772-878-7057

Newsletter

Ed.-in- Chief-772-446-9619

Editor-Arlene Mighty-772-879-3071

email:emighty060@hotmail.com

Outreach

Idalia Perales 772-342-3443

Pastoral Care

Shirley Heath -772-344-5043

Publicist

. Sunday School

Carmen Mendoza -772-985-3377

Stewardship

Ena Cushnie 772 236 8696

Thrift Shop

Ethlyn Moody -772-344-4777

Ushers

Martha Hovsepian -772-460-8777

Leo McCalla -772-871-9621

Vision

Fr. Orlando J. Addison 772-446-9619

Carolline Campbell 772-873-6087

Web Mistress

Carole Gooden—772-336-0329

Youth Group

Cecilia Escorbore

Carmen Higuera 772-985-2737

Juan Gomez

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JANUARY BIRTHDAYS AND ANNIVERSARIES

CUMPLEAÑOS Y ANIVERSARIOS EN ENERO

BIRTHDAY BLESSINGS/FELIZ CUMPLEAÑOS

1/01 Diana De La Hoz Ameliamarie Sarzuela

1/03 Laura Viamontes Marshall Upright

1/05 Carmen Higuera 1/07 Tiffany Gadea Norman Hudson Zayah Russell

1/08 Jennifer Gardner

1/10 Miguel Pena Jr. Eslon Attwood

1/11 Sean Campbell

1/14 Locksley Moody Elisabeth Zubieta

1/15 Denzzel Soltau

1/18 Vickey Sarzuela

1/21 Wayne Griffin Jr. Victoria Moreno

1/24 Uriel Escobore Anamaria Pelalez 1/25 Norberto Gadea

1/26 Jean Moody Juan DeNova Jr. Roberto Chavez

1/27 Efrain Pena

1/28 Maria Denova

1/29 Ricardo Rivera Anthony Curatolo

ANNIVERSARY BLESSINGS/

FELIZ ANIVERSARIO

1/05 Alfredo & Carmen Avellaneda

1/10 Arthur & Marianna Simmons

1/11 Lorenzo & Jean Campoli

1/30 Roberto & Olga Chavez

DEATH ANNOUNCEMENTS/ANUNCIO

DE FALLECIMIENTO

We regret to announce the deaths of:

Patrick Cozier, died on Dec. 6, 2014.

Patrick is the husband of Juliet Cozier.

Joyce Henry, died on Dec. 26/2014.

Joyce is the sister of Doris Huggins.

Please keep Juliet, Doris and their families

in your prayers.

All vestry members should be able to make the fol-lowing time commitments:

Vestry meetings, committee work;

Vestry retreat (s);

Weekly worship services (rotating occasionally if

more than one);

Congregational events: coffee hours, meals, fund-

raisers, adult education programs, etc.;

Diocesan meetings, as necessary;

Annual meeting.

All vestry members are responsible for:

Offering talents to support the congregation’s ministry;

Praying daily for the rector, leaders and members of the

congregation;

Pledging financial support early in the stewardship

campaign;

Being active ministers of the Gospel in daily life and

work;

Bringing one’s whole self to the table; being present –

mind, body, and spirit;

* Risking openness with one’s ideas, beliefs and desires.

Vestry Members Are Needed

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Del Escritorio del Vicario

Querida Familia Parroquial:

¡FELIZ AÑO NUEVO! Ahora hemos entrado en 2015. ¡Doy gracias y alabanza a nuestro Salvador

Jesús para bendecirnos con un nuevo año! El año 2014 fue difícil para muchos de nosotros: un par de

personas perdieron sus puestos de trabajo; otras fueron hospitalizadas; otras lloraban la pérdida de

sus seres queridos; otras fueron reubicadas, y así sucesivamente. Muchos eventos desafortunados,

así como muchas bendiciones, tuvieron lugar en nuestras vidas en el 2014. Sé que para mí, fue un

año difícil: mi hermana Alana renunció a su vida después de años de lucha contra el cáncer; mi pri-

ma Donella murió inesperadamente como resultado de un accidente de tráfico que tuvo lugar varios

meses antes; mi tía Dorothy también murió de forma inesperada; y mi tío Antoine falleció en

noviembre. El año 2014 puso a prueba mi fe y mi fuerza. Sin embargo, en medio de todo esto, el

amor de Dios estaba allí para animarme a mí y a mi familia, al igual que animó a muchos de ustedes

durante sus pruebas y tribulaciones.

Ahora esperamos con gran expectativa a las experiencias del 2015, la comprensión por la fe que este

nuevo año traiga un montón de bendiciones de Dios. Esto lo sabemos por las promesas de Dios en

Isaías 43:19, "Estoy a punto de hacer una cosa nueva; ya está brotando, ¿no lo notáis? Yo abriré

camino en el desierto y ríos en la soledad. " Dios también promete en Jeremías 29:11:" Porque he

aquí, yo sé los pensamientos que tengo acerca de vosotros, dice Jehová, pensamientos de paz y no de

daño, a darle un futuro con esperanza ".

Este año la Santa Fe ha planeado un montón de emocionantes eventos para el 2015: la recreación de

los Reyes Magos, el 4 de enero trayendo los regalos al Señor; la Fiesta de los Tres Reyes Magos para

los niños de todas las edades el domingo, 11 de enero, después de la Misa de las 12:00; nuestra re-

unión anual el domingo 18 de enero a las 09:30 am; Visita del Obispo Gregory Brewer, el Domingo,

22 de febrero; Mardi Gras(Carnaval), martes, 17 de febrero a 6:00 p.m .; Día Internacional de la Mu-

jer, el domingo 8 de marzo; Cena de Pescado Frito, Viernes el 24 de abril; una experiencia espiritual

durante la Semana Santa y Domingo de Resurrección; el Cinco de Mayo, el domingo, 03 de mayo; La

cena de Barbacoa de Primavera, sabado, el 16 de mayo; Domingo de Graduación, domingo, 7 de jun-

io; Día Caribeño, domingo, 2 de agosto; Reconocimiento de los Ministerios, domingo, 13 de septiem-

bre; Mes de la Hispanidad, domingo, 20 de septiembre; y por primera vez, nuestros Acólitos partici-

parán en el Festival Diocesano de Acólitos en Orlando y estarán presente en el Festival Nacional de

Acólitos en la Catedral Nacional en Washington D.C., estos y muchos otros eventos están programa-

dos para este año. Por favor marque su calendario y haga un esfuerzo para apoyar estas actividades

para la Gloria de Dios.

¡Feliz Año Nuevo!

Fr. Orlando J. Addison+

Vicario

Continued from p1

From the Vicar’s Desk

What an exciting opportunity we have this year to serve the Lord! I pray that you are as an excited as I am

to witness this new thing the Lord has planned to accomplish in your life and through His church in 2015.

May our Savior Jesus bless you and your family in this New Year. May He grant you health and financial

prosperity in 2015 and beyond!

Happy New Year!

Fr. Orlando J. Addison+

Vicar

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PASTORAL CARE MINISTRY The Prayer of Faith

God is my help in every need;

God does my every hunger feed;

God walks beside me, guides my way

Through every moment of the day.

I now am wise, I now am true,

Patient, kind, and loving too.

All things I am, can do , and be

Through Christ, the Truth that is in me.

God is my health, I can't be sick;

God is my strength, unfailing quick;

God is my all; I know no fear,

Since God and love and Truth are here. ..

Written by Hannah More Kohaus.

Submitted by Doris Huggins

HOLY HUMOR

The minister was preoccupied with thoughts of how he was going to ask the congregation to come up with more money than they were expect-ing for repairs to the church building. Therefore, he was annoyed to find that the regular organist was sick and a substitute had been brought in at the last minute..

The substitute wanted to know what to play. "Here's a copy of the service," he said impatiently. "But, you'll have to think of something to play af-ter I make the announcement about the finances." During the service, the minister paused and said, "Brothers and Sisters, we are in great difficulty; the roof repairs cost twice as much as we ex-pected and we need $4,000 more.

Any of you who can pledge $100 or more, please stand up." At that moment, the substitute organist played "The NATIONAL ANTHEM."

And that is how the substitute became the regular organist!

Pastoral Care Ministry

Post Christmas Report

The Gifts of Christmas are many.

We were reminded of the shepherds, Mary and

Joseph, the angels, the Christ child, the joy, mu-

sic, loving preparations.

I hope that you were all able to embellish some

part or every aspect of this great celebration.

What a delightful experience! We are truly

blessed!

Now we move along into a New Year; New

hopes, new joys and challenges. Let us embrace

these uncertainties, trusting in the Lord who is

our sustenance.

May our joys be to continue to show love and

good will to all around us, so long as He ena-

bles us these to perfect.

I express joyful thanks for all your efforts!

Great are the gifts of Christmas!

“Glory to God in the Highest, and on earth

peace, good will toward men.

For Gratitude Bless the Lord O my soul And forget not all his benefits.

Open our eyes, Lord, that we may see all that you give so abundantly, and teach us to be grateful; for the things we hold closest to our heart, for the things that all share in common, for the smallest of pleasures, and for the great hope of heaven. In all that you have given us, let us see your hand and let our delight in your gift become and unending pray-er of thanksgiving and an ever growing habit of generosity towards others. For the sake of him who loves us and gave himself for us, even Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen. (Ed.) Taken from Day by Day

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TREASURER’S REPORT

SUMMARY OF 2014 REVENUES AND EXPENSES

MTD

REVENUES $28,662.00

EXPENSES $22,484.00

TOTAL $6178.00

YTD

REVENUES $236,706.00

EXPENSES $237,024.00

TOTAL -$318.00

Total Monthly Number of Excluded Actual Avg. Weekly Wkly Rev. Avg. Weekly

Revenue Weeks Revenue Revenue Revenue Needed Over/ (Short)

January $16,038.00 4 $5,520.00 $10,518.00 $2,630.00 $3,100.00 -$470.00

February $19,342.00 4 $5,932.00 $13,410.00 $3,353.00 $3,100.00 $253.00

March $21,189.00 5 $6,202.00 $14,987.00 $2,998.00 $3,100.00 - $102.00

April $19,813.00 4 $5,404.00 $14,409.00 $3603.00 $3,100.00 $775.00

May $19,195.00 4 $5,791.00 $13,404.00 $3,351.00 $3,100.00 $251.00

June $16,414.00 5 $5,439.00 $10,975.00 $2,195.00 $3,100.00 -$905.00

July $16,339.00 4 $5,596.00 $10,743.00 $2,686.00 $3,100.00 -$414.00

August $20,421.00 5 $6,451.00 $13,970.00 $2,794.00 $3,100.00 -$306.00

September $18,086.00 4 $5,490.00 $12,596.00 $3,149.00 $3,100.00 $049.00

October $20,647.00 4 $7,164.00 $13,483.00 $3,371.00 $3,100.00 $271.00

November $20,560.00 5 $6,753.00 $13,807.00 $2,762.00 $3,100.00 -$338.00

December $28,992.00 4 $15,730.00 $12,932.00 $3,233.00 $3,100.00 $775.00

Total $236,706.00 52 $81,472.00 $155,234.00 $2,985.00 $3,100.00 -$115.00

The Monthly Revenue is reduced by Business Revenue and Building Fund receipts. Business Revenue includes

Diocesan Support, Thrift Shop and Hall Rental receipts. The Building Fund receipts are excluded because its monies are not used to pay church expenses.

Through December we have averaged a negative $115 per week.

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HAPPENINGS AT HOLY FAITH

Jan 11, 2pm— Maggi Party PH

Jan. 14, 6:30pm—Bishops Committee Meeting.

Jan. 18, 2015 Annual Meeting—Combined Service

9:30am

Jan 23, 24 Diocesan Convention, Cathedral Church Of St. Luke, Orlando.

Feb 22, 2015 visit by Bishop Brewer—Combined Service 9:30 am.

HAPPENINGS AROUND PORT ST. LUCIE &

THE DIOCESE:

Monday January 19, 2015—Annual Memorial Ser-vice to Commemorate the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, presented by CACG to be held at First Baptist Church, Solida Dr. Port St. Lucie.

LOOKING FORWARD:

Presented by the Stewardship Ministry:

March 8, 2015: First Annual Women’s Day Celebra-tion will be held at Holy Faith Episcopal Church.

April 24, 2015: Fish Fry.

May 16, 2015: Annual Spring Barbeque. Presented by Men’s Group Ministry:

WOMEN’S RETREAT AT CANTERBURY

APRIL 17 – 19, 2015

A women’s retreat hosted by Holy Trinity Church

and The Church of Our Savior will be held at

Canterbury Retreat and Conference Center April

17 – 19, 2015 and once again the Retreat Com-

mittee invites the women of all the churches in

the Diocese of Central Florida to attend. We

have been so happy to meet and welcome those of

you who have attended in the past and look for-

ward to seeing newcomers and previous at-

tendees in the spring.

Our theme this year is “Made to Thrive”, based

on Jeremiah 29:11. Our main presenter will be

Rachel Hauck, an award winning author of

Christian novels. Her many books can be found

in Public Libraries, book stores and on line. Reg-

istration will begin in March and a brochure will

be available in February. Look for further an-

nouncements.

EPISCOPAL CHURCH WOMAN

Triennial Meeting 2015

WANTED

A leader for the Episcopal Church Women (ECW).

2 members of Holy Faith to run for the Bishop’s

Committee at the Annual Meeting.

2 members to attend the Annual Convention.

STEWARDSHIP

Please collect your Offering Envelopes from the

Narthex, if you have not done so already.

Ena Cushnie and the members of the Stewardship

Ministry are busily planning events for 2015. It

should be a most exciting year. More information

will be forthcoming shortly.

The 48th Triennial Meeting of Episcopal Church

Women will take place in Salt Lake City, Utah

June 25 through July 2, 2015.

Visit ECW website for more information.

www.ecwnational.org

Please remember to return your pledge

cards. You may place it in the Offering plate,

or mail it to the office.

CURSILLO

Cursillo reunion will resume this month on

January 17th at 2pm. All Cursillistas are en-

couraged to attend. Let us continue our fourth

day in the community.

Information is available for anyone interested

in attending Cursillo.

Please see Arlene Mighty, with your questions.

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SERVERS SCHEDULE JANUARY 2015 ACOLYTES

4. 10am– TBA

12pm– J. Verlarde

M. Quintana

11. 10am– S. Williams

N. Gadea

F. White

12pm.– I. Santiago

K. Quintana

18. 9:30am– O. Gadea

M. Gadea

N. Gadea

J. Verlarde

M. Quintana

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M. Gadea

12pm- I. Santiago

K. Quintana

GREETERS

4. 8AM– E. Francis

10am– C. Campbell

11. 8am– S. Heath

10am– D. Latchman

18. 9:30am– E. Francis

R. Hudson

25. 8am– S. Heath

10am- J. Gardner

LECTORS

4. 8am– E. Francis & V. Alleyne

10am– I. Duncan; V. Stephenson

12pm- X & A Barrios

11..8am– L. Crossett; M. Upright

10am- J. Stone; D. Moehl

12pm- M & R Fernandez

18. 9:30- D. Warren C. Escorbore O. Fernandez

25. 8am- S. Heath; L.. Crossett

10am– R. Malcolm; C. Inniss

12pm– R & L Silva

FLOWER MINISTRY

4. E. Hunt; P. Smith; I. Colon

Tend Poinsettias

11. G. Abrahams

A. Toppin

18. O. Fernandez;

M. Pena

25. V. Stephenson;

A. Creary; P. Smith,

2/01. M. Stephenson;

Z. Oliva

LEMS

4. 8am- E. Francis

10am- L. Mc Calla

12pm- I. Perales

M.L. Castillo

11. 8am- L. Crossett

10am- B. Claren

12pm- A. Mata & F. Maldonado

18.. 9:30– A. Toppin

E. Jansen

C. Maldonado

25. 8am- S. Heath

10am- J. Cozier

12pm- R. Silva & I. Perales

ALTAR GUILD

10am- I. Vaceannie for the

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11. 8am– M. Thomas

18. 9:30am– J. Newport

25. 8am– M. Thomas

USHERS

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month of January

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J. Guilleume

12pm– L. Viamontes

M. Zubieta

11. 10am– E. Alves

D. Huggins

12pm- P & M Quintana

18. 9:30am– J. Guilleume

J. Williams

E & J Viamontes

25. 10am– P. & J.

Stephenson

12pm– A. Aguilar

Y. Gomez

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