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Diocesan Diocese Disaster Preparedness and Response Coordinator, Duane Liefer,  shares   “Five Things You Probably Never Knew Your Cellphone Can Do.”    Click here for more

Is your church vestry planning a retreat soon?  Consider going to Kanuga’s Vestry Conference scheduled for January 8-10, 2010. Strengthen and equip your vestry for the unique realities of church leadership in the 21st century church.    More HERE

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The Episcopal Church of the Redeemer in Mobile will be hosting a Christmas Madrigal Feast Saturday, December 19^th , 2009 at 6:30 pm.  Everyone who attends is encouraged to “dress the part” of a medieval Lord or Lady and become part of the celebration for the birth of the Christ child.  This celebration will include music for the evening from the best-selling Celtic recording artists Mithril, a sumptuous meal served in several courses, singing and dancing performances and a scripted play, all taking place in the “Great Hall” in and amongst the guests throughout the evening.   For more information, please contact Redeemer at (251) 639-1948 or email secretary@redeemerepiscopal.org.

Tickets $50/person before Dec. 1, $55 after

Purchase online at www.redeemerepiscopal.org

DR. CURRIN’S BOOK RE-ISSUED ON TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF PUBLICATION

THE SEARCH FOR THE LOST RECTORS, the story of Christ Church and the city of Pensacola in the 19th century with emphasis on the archeological dig that took place in 1988 under the church, has gone into a second edition in The Pioneer Series of the University of West Florida Foundation.   It has just been released with a new cover, some revisions, and soft back.  It can be purchased at the Tivoli High House and the Pensacola Historical Museum both on Zaragoza Street in the Historic Pensacola Village complex.  It also may be ordered from the University of West Florida Foundation, Inc.  Call 850-474-3118. The cost is $9.50.   Major credit cards accepted.

This book also has pictures and articles on the rectors during the 19th century with special emphasis on the three rectors buried under Old Christ Church between the years 1839 – 1853.  The book also tells the astounding observations of archaeology student Gary Powell.