The All Saints' Aviators
Mother & Daughter Team of Stacey & Ashley Murphy

The Forty-Five Acolytes of All Saints'
 2008

Verger
Matthew Murphy

Junior Verger
Ashley Murphy

Master Acolytes
Cristin Cotton
Hannah Mayer

Jack Brown
Taylor Brown
Christopher Caravello
John Thomas Cook
Makenzie Dow
Nicholas DeRosa
Sarah Ezelle
Abigail Fabbrini
Amanda Fulton
Emily Gilmore
Reed Holmes
Chris Katt
Kristen Martinez
Michael Martinez
Angus Mayer
Marion Mayer
Allyson Mingus
Isabel Morrell
Sophia Morrell
Billy Morrissey
Gavin Murphy
Ryan Murray
John Norman
Jake Northrup
Clair Pincket
Candace Rasher
Rachel Rasher
Robbie Rasher
Aaron Riley
Caleb Riley
Noel Ritchey
Clayton Sheldon
Ian Simmers
Riki Story
Chelsea Stuart
Harleigh Stuart
Joseph Walling
Colton Williams
Mary Halston Williams
Paxtan Williams
Megan Yelvington

Parish Vergers

● Suzanne Gaines ● Cheryl Cantrall ● Sid Glynn

Sid Silas Glynn
(1999)
Master Verger of the Church
Diocesan Liturgy and Music Commission
Diocesan Board
President of the Southwest Deanery
Co-Chairman of the Worship Council

Cheryl Lee Cantrall
(2000)
Verger of the Church
Sub-Deacon Trainer
Senior Wedding Director

Suzanne Brown Gaines
(2006)
Verger of the Church
Co-Chairman of the Worship Council
Senior Wedding Director

In Memory of Steve Keers
Master of Ceremonies May 2003 - May 2005
Verger June 2005 - July 2006

Wanda Ritchey Shulz
Acolyte Warden of the Church
Director of the Parent Support Team

Adult Support Team
Kathi Brown, Anna Cotten, Bridget Gilmore, Sid & Sharon Glynn, Stacey Murphy,
Missy Sheldon, Christine Rasher, Wanda Ritchey, Alyce Badcock

A Word From Our Bishop
The Rt. Rev. John W. Howe
Bishop of Central Florida

   All Saints’ Acolyte School will be a blessing to the Diocese, All Saints’, and especially to the youth and parents who participate in it. I will look forward to seeing the All Saints’ acolytes, the School Masters, and the parents at the annual gathering of the acolytes of the Diocese at St. Luke’s Cathedral in Orlando. That is normally supplemented by a wonderful day of youth fellowship at Wet n’ Wild.
   Being an Episcopal acolyte is an opportunity for youth to participate in worship. It is also a place where leadership and knowledge can be developed that will aid a child throughout their life. In addition, being an acolyte allows a child to spiritually develop and this will bring strength and stability throughout life. Therefore, the ministry of the acolyte is one of the best opportunities in an Episcopal church for youth.
   You might want to be careful, though. I started out as an acolyte, and look what happened to me!

A Word From Our Rector
The Rev. Dr. Al W. Jenkins
All Saints’ Episcopal Church

   All Saints’ Acolyte School is a ministry to the youth of the church. The youth of the school are educated in the meaning, art, and craft of the worship of God. In addition, they are trained in the historical traditions of the practice and spirituality of worship.
   Our acolytes are selected from mature youth of the parish whose parents excel in the spiritual care of their children and who exhibit excellence in their relationship with Christ.
   Not only is great care extended to the youth chosen for this ministry, but they form a wonderful peerage, which allows them to enjoy outings, graduations to levels of competence, and a pilgrimage to the Washington National Cathedral. Here they meet acolytes from all over the country and from throughout the world.