2019 St. Peters Annual Report

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13 Discipleship Junior Warden’s Report We were fortunate not to have to deal with any major repairs during 2018, which was a blessing as we were operating with a very tight budget. Below is a list of projects that we were able to complete. Painting Thanks to financial support from both the School and MaxLife, we were able to repaint all the classrooms and the lobby of the Family Life Center this summer. Security The School funded the equipment to install a Public Address system in the main hallways. This was done as another level of security to allow for emergency announcements to quickly be communicated throughout the School campus. Lighting We continued to replace old light fixtures, as they failed, with new more energy efficient and longer lasting LED versions. Fixtures were replaced in the bathrooms as well as many classrooms. Ice Maker The Ice Maker (top portion) was replaced in July. New Playfield Thanks to some very generous donations, we were able to build a new playfield at the back of our property! The back part of the turnaround was removed, the ground was leveled, sod was placed, fencing along the pond was erected, and irrigation and drinking water lines were run from the Family Life Center to the field. All of this was completely paid for and did not use any funds from the Church on the Hill project. Thank you to our generous donors and for John Ricci for driving this project! Church on the Hill As was communicated in October, the Vestry and Fr. Chris unanimously approved the Building Committee’s recommendation to pause moving forward with the new Sanctuary building until our operating budget improves. The great news is that we have collected over $1.2 million to date! Please keep fulfilling pledges so when we restart the program, we will have less construction costs to finance! Thank you to the Building Committee (Don Barnes, Mike Ivanov, John Ricci, Will Marsh, Dave Kenison) for all the due diligence put into this project the last several years! I would like to especially thank Don Barnes, Committee Chair, for the countless hours he spent with our architect, contractors, City of Lake Mary, and many others. Other I would also like to thank the following individuals for their assistance throughout the year to help keep St. Peter’s running and maintained! Kevin Bartle Steve and Wendy Berghane (and School Staff) Bob Boardman Adeemir Dacenay Colette and Elizabeth Ivanov Amy Jennings Susie and John Millonig John and Cheryl Ricci Brent Tallman Brian and Kyle Willcox Steve Williams Kevin Wright Respectfully submitted, Michael Ivanov Junior Warden
14 Fishers Marketing Committee, Joda Connell & Gary Robinson, Co-Chairs And he said to them “Follow me, and I will make you fishers of men” Matthew 4:19 The Fishers committee consists of Garry Robinson (Co- Chair), Joda Connell (Co- Chair & Community Events), Colette Ivanov, and Sandy Robinson. The Fishers committee (Committee) activities were part of the Discipleship Commission but would consult with other commissions as needed. During 2018, the Committee participated and/or focused on the following: The Fishers worked on supporting internal commissions and encouraging Church members to reach out whenever opportunities arise. Everyone can be a Fisher! As part of this effort the congregation was provided invitations to encourage friends and neighbors to come to Easter Services at St. Peter’s. Participated and helped organize the Lake Mary Family Fun day. Gave out balloons and postcards telling about St. Peter’s and our missions. This effort which also highlighted MaxLife and St. Peter’s Preschool and Kindergarten was well received by the Lake Mary Community. Hosted the Preschool BooHoo event for the first day of preschool parents and teachers. Postcards were provided to tell parents about St. Peter’s. Provide coupons from Firehouse subs for the First Day of MaxLife after school program along with postcards telling about St. Peter’s and our missions. Participated at the Trunk or Treat with a table, candy, and committee volunteers. Handed out postcards telling about St. Peter’s and our missions. During 2019 the Fishers will continue to reach out to the community and help spread the word about St. Peter’s. Garry and I anticipate the Fishers will support the welcoming of Fr. Jeremy to the Lake Mary community. Local Missions 42 Lives Saved Blood Donations 8 people gave Nov. 8 6 people gave in June 2018 14 people total 1 donation saves 3 lives 14*3 = 42 lives saved
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Page 7 and 8: 6 Church Staff Overview Our Church
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