St. Andrew's Charismatic Episcopal Church

The Venerable Randall Allen, Rector
St. Andrew’s Church, Covington, GA
Eleventh Sunday after Pentecost, August 8, 2010

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Sunday, August 1, St. Andrew’s once again said good-bye to Katie Cuson.  Katie returned this week to the University of Auburn to begin her second year.  During the Summer, Katie came home to be with family, work, and resume her ministry playing guitar on St. Andrew’s Music Team.  Having her home for the Summer has been a great blessing for the Cuson family but also for her St. Andrew’s family.  Katie is greatly loved and respected by all.  Prior to the end of Sunday’s service the congregation took time to pray for and bless Katie for her return to school.  Katie, you will be greatly missed.  The Lord be with you.

This past Sunday St. Andrew’s Adult and Youth Faith Formation classes resumed with a study of the Book of Jude entitled “Jude’s Guide to Religious Phoneys.”  The study is being led by one of St. Andrew’s most gifted Bible teacher, Doug Anderson.  The class was well attended and participation in the class very lively.  “This is the most well attended class that we have run in some time,” observed Father Randall, “It is good to see people hungry for the Word of God.”  Faith Formation classes meet each Sunday at 10:00 am and are open to all who want to grow in the Christian Faith.

Sunday, July 23, Father Randall Allen delivered the opening message of the BIG FISH Youth Campmeeting held in Woodstock, Georgia.  Accompanying him to this event were four of St. Andrew’s Youth: Allie Cusion, Jaymee Wayt, Jonathan Allen, and John Samuel.  The youth had a wonderful time at the service and traveling to and from the event.  Father Randall commented, “The kids were great.  They were very supportive and actively participated in the service.  Plus they were just a lot of fun.”

The BIG FISH Youth Campmeeting is an annual event hosted by Pastor Darrin Johnson and the congregation of Hickory Flatt Church of God.  Also speaking at the campmeeting is long-time friend of St. Andrew’s Church, Kurt Wheeler of Canton, Georgia.