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Serving Roswell, Alpharetta, Milton and most of North Fulton county, St. David's Episcopal Church is a thriving parish of over 700 families located in Roswell, Georgia, approximately 20 miles north of downtown Atlanta. St. David's Episcopal Church Convenient to Roswell, Alpharetta , Milton, John's Creek, Woodstock, and North Fulton County We are a like-hearted and diverse community of faith gathered and shaped by Jesus’ abundant love. We are focused on growing deeply and serving passionately, that we might shine Christ’s light wherever God might call us. There’s a Place at the Table for Everyone Relationships Come First Love like Jesus Unity over Uniformity Tradition not Traditionalism At the Altar, at the conference table, sharing meals, in the classroom – everyone has a place at the table at St. David’s. We desire your participation, and we invite you to bring your whole self to the table. We’ll make sure there’s room for you there. We draw nourishment and stability from our deep roots in ancient traditions, without sacrificing flexibility. We aren’t a museum for church traditions but participants in a living faith, anchored by practices that have been honored since the time of Jesus first followers. We believe reconciliation was the primary goal of Jesus’ work. Our relationships matter and define how we pursue our mission and activity. Person-to-person connection is a gauge of vitality at every level of the organization. We do our best to love God and our neighbor, always expanding the definition of “neighbor”. We strive to love not as the world loves, but as Jesus loves: wholly, unconditionally, and sacrificially. Everyone’s different; we honor that. We don’t seek to be a group of people who think alike about everything; we desire to be people who share a common heart, a common purpose, and a fellowship of love. Being together in community is more important than political affiliation, tribal identity, or which sports team you cheer for. Sunday Worship Schedule 7:45 a.m. Worship Service with Holy Communion, Rite I Traditional Language. 9:00 a.m. Family Service with Holy Communion, Rite II Childcare is available. Children's Chapel. Contemporary music provided by St. David's Basement Band. 11:15 a.m. Worship Service with Holy Communion, Rite II Childcare is available. Traditional Music with the St. David's Choir. Online and in-person. Click here for the Online Service link. Bulletin and Prayer List here. 1:15 p.m. Santa Misa en Español Click here for link to Misa en Español Plan your visit St. David's Episcopal Church is a one of the largest churches in the Diocese of Atlanta, known for promoting spiritual growth through worship, education, and diverse ministries for all ages. The church, which features a beautiful nave with impressive stained-glass windows and a digitally upgraded pipe organ , creates an unmatched worship experience. With traditional and contemporary music offerings and an award-winning organist , the music is powerful and elegant. Most importantly, St. David's is known for its people, dedicated staff and volunteers who support the growth of children and youth, and opportunities for adults to deepen their faith and join in community through ministry and fellowship programs. Upcoming Events Welcome Back BBQ! Aug 03, 2025, 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM Roswell, 1015 Old Roswell Rd, Roswell, GA 30076, USA More info Sign Up Here! Worship on the Water Aug 10, 2025, 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM Roswell, 203 Azalea Dr, Roswell, GA 30075, USA More info Sign Up Here! The Next Stage Seminar: Planning for the End of This Life Aug 16, 2025, 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM Roswell, 1015 Old Roswell Rd, Roswell, GA 30076, USA More info Sign Up Here! "Walk in Love: Episcopalian Beliefs and Practices" Fall 2025 Sep 10, 2025, 6:00 PM – 7:00 PM Roswell, 1015 Old Roswell Rd, Roswell, GA 30076, USA More info Sign Up Here! Click here to see our full Calendar News and Updates from St. David's Welcome Back Sunday! Welcome Back! August 3rd is full of fun activities to kick off the start of the program year! Join us! susie280 Welcome Back Sunday! Welcome Back! August 3rd is full of fun activities to kick off the start of the program year! Join us! NFCC Back to School Collection June 29 - July 20 In support of the annual NFCC Backpacks and School Supplies Distribution, St. David’s will be delivering 17 high school backpacks with all the essential school supplies. VBS 2025! Highlights and Recap! Children, youth volunteers, and adults joined together to gain a deeper understanding of God’s love through participating in our annual Vacation Bible School (VBS). Announcing Christian Heritage in England Pilgrimage! Join Fr. Remington for the trip of a lifetime, worshiping, touring, and learning about the rich Christian heritage of our Anglican tradition. 1 2 3 4 5 Quick Links Do you have a prayer request? Are you a member and need to reserve a room for your group or ministry? Use these quick links below! Prayer Request Space/Event Request The Illumination Member Log in St. David's Library Make an Online Pledge Make an Online Donation Printable Directory

Worship schedule, how to watch online, listen to sermons, and information about the service and child care are all available here. Watch Services Online Listen to Sermons Weekly Bulletin & Prayer List If you are visiting St. David's Episcopal Church, please follow the signs to specially designated parking for Visitors. When you enter the front doors, please visit our Welcome Center at the main entrance of the Church. A member of our Welcome Ministry will be there to greet you and offer you a warm welcome to St. David's. We invite you to fill out either a paper welcome card found in the pews or the Online Visitors Card (here) , so we can send you additional information ab out St. David’s. We are blessed that you have chosen to worship at St. David’s! SUNDAY WORSHIP SCHEDULE (Summer 2025 Schedule is the same as below.) 7:45 a.m. Worship Service with Holy Communion, Rite I Traditional Language 9:00 a.m. Family Service with Holy Communion, Rite II Childcare is available as well as Children's Chapel. The St. David's Basement Band will provide Contemporary Music. 11:15 a.m. Worship Service with Holy Communion, Rite II Traditional music with St. David's Adult Choir. In-person and Online Worship. Childcare is available. Please note that this service will be live-streamed. Click here for the Online Service link. Bulletin and Prayer List here. 1:15 p.m. Holy Communion - Spanish Language Service Click here for the Online Service link For Children St. David's Nursery - Children of all ages are invited to participate in our worship services at St. David's. The Nursery is also available to serve children, infants to 3-years-old, starting at 8:45 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Our experienced staff is dedicated to providing excellent care in a loving environment following Safeguarding God's Children guidelines and CDC protocols. We welcome you and encourage you to ask questions. Please email Judy Hine, Director of Children's Ministry. Children's Chapel - Children ages 4 to 5th grade gather each week for Children's Chapel. Judy Hine, Director of Children's Ministries, invites children to the Chapel during the 9:00 a.m. Family Service, which includes a Bible story, prayers, and special activities. The children will return to their parents for Communion. Worship at St. David's Join Us Online! St. David's online worship is a livestream of the 11:15 a.m. Rite II service on Youtube. Click the YouTube icon below to go to our channel Special Service Schedule

A highly talented and dedicated group of men and women who ensure that St. David's offers an unmatched spiritual experience. St. David's Staff To contact any of our staff members by email, click on their photo below Claudia Bernal Finance and HR Manager Susie Clements Director of Communications and Basement Band Rebecca Cline Director of Parish Life Judy Hine Director of Children's Ministry Grace Horn Director of Operations William Howard Sexton Karen Juarez Director of Youth Ministries Randy Romig Guest Organist and Choir Director (for Summer 2025) Freddie Stokes Sexton Micky Trifanescu Director of St. David's Preschool Email Susie Email Rebecca Email Judy Email Grace Email Randy Email Micky Email Karen Email Claudia

Vestry members represent the lay leadership of the church. St. David's Vestry Meet the St. David's Vestry Members: These members are elected by the parish and serve three year terms. Each member is responsible for and serve as liaisons for the different areas of parish life. Vestry meetings are held on the 4th Tuesday of each month in the Hope Classroom (downstairs Jeffords Hall), at 6:30 p.m. Parish members are welcome to attend any vestry meeting. Vestry members also wear name-tags which are outlined in red each Sunday. Jim Reinhardt serves as Parish Treasurer, elected to that position by the vestry. He is ex-officio, a non-voting member of the vestry. You may view/read the minutes from vestry meetings and the Treasurer's Reports by visiting our Documents page . Kay Anderson Term expires 2025 Bob Coleman Term expires 2025 Carol Hathaway Term expires 2025 Robbie Stadter Junior Warden Term expires 2025 Bo Avel Term expires 2026 Patrick Cathcart Term expires 2026 Jeff Odell Senior Warden Term expires 2026 Jen Walker Term expires 2026 Shawn Allen Term expires 2027 Jim Linthicum Term expires 2027 Mario Netto Term expires 2027 Deb Stecher Term expires 2027 Leonard Ferrand Treasurer Gary Dunsmore Finance Committee Chairman 2022 Annual Meeting 2022 St. David's Annual Meeting 2021 Annual Meeting 2021 St. David's Annual Meeting

Discipleship Groups St. David's has several discipleship building organizations; Education for Minsitry, Daughters of the King, and Brotherhood of St. Andrew. These three programs ask for a long term committment and are dedicated to growing disciples dedicated to prayer, spreading the gospel, and service. Education for Ministry Mondays Beginning in September 6:00 p.m. Bethany Room EfM is an adult, Christian, distance learning education program of the School of Theology of the University of the South in Sewanee, Tennessee. This four-year program is a dynamic blend of Bible study, church history, theology, worship, prayer, and theological reflection. There are openings for two first-year students this Fall. Classes will begin Mid- September and will be led by Steve and Betty Cunningham. For more information, please get in touch with Steve Cunningham. Past graduates have found the EfM experience to be a profound learning experience and spiritually transformative. St. David’s has proudly sponsored an EfM class for 35 years. Daughters of the King Meets monthly on Saturday Mornings 10:30 a.m. Grace Hall The Order of the Daughters of the King was founded by the Episcopal Church in 1885 to be an extension of Christ’s kingdom through prayer, service and evangelism. Daughters of the King, in a lifetime vow, pledge to undertake a spiritual discipline that incorporates a Rule of Life through the Rule of Prayer and the Rule of Service. St. David's Daughters of the King, Grace Chapter offers Discernment Classes, Half Day Retreats at Advent and Lent, and publishes prayers at regular intervals for the parish. If you would like to learn more about DoK's learning opportunities or how to join the Daughters, please contact Nelleke Yarbrough . Brotherhood of St. Andrew 2nd and 4th Mondays of the month 7:30-9:00 p.m. Grace Hall The Brotherhood of St. Andrew is a ministry for the spread of Christ's kingdom among men and boys in the Episcopal / Anglican communion and is grounded in prayer and service. The Brotherhood meets bi-monthly for Bible Study, prayer, and to plan service activities. For any questions or for more information, please contact Patrick Cathcart.

Spiritual growth begins early. St. David's offers Christian education opportunities for children of all ages. St. David's Children's Ministries Latest Blog Post Welcome Back Sunday! Welcome Back! August 3rd is full of fun activities to kick off the start of the program year! Join us! susie280 Welcome to Children’s Ministry at St. David’s, a dynamic, intergenerational ministry seeking to fulfill the mission of the church: to unite all people to Christ and to one another, especially through ministry to the children and families of the parish, and to our neighboring community. Children’s Ministry seeks to imagine, invite and grow relationships centered on a foundation of belonging and the assurance of God’s love for each of us; to connect, have fun together, pray, and learn the stories of Jesus and the Bible with St. David’s Family and friends. We seek God’s grace and guidance and invite all to support the work, play, discovery, and growth of Children’s Ministry through the following practices: To welcome all in Christian hospitality. To grow in faith through the experience of a Sunday worship gathering for children to discover in faith, listen to one another, and learn together about God's gracious love for each of us and the world. To grow in knowledge and joy through regular participation in a dynamic Sunday school and midweek Christian Education programs grounded in Biblical teaching, shared devotion, prayer, and the celebration of friendships. To minister to one another , to listen to and learn from one another as a fundamental way to strengthen our bonds in Christian friendship and concern for others through activities that promote fun, empathy, fellowship, and outreach partnership. Children's Chapel and the 9:00 a.m. Family Service St. David's 9:00 a.m. Family Service is responsive to the needs of families with young children and elementary age children, where all are welcome to join the joy, wonder, and relaxed nature of this celebration of Holy Communion. St. David's supports the needs of the child for full engagement in worship, to serve as an acolyte or to collect the offering, to participate in Children’s Chapel, and to gather around the altar at Holy Communion to receive their own faith message from Father Remington or Father Chip. Children's Chapel is a special worship opportunity for children ages PreK-5th grade. Each Sunday, after the opening prayers, children ages 4-years-old to 5th grade are invited to join Judy Hine, Director of Children's Ministries and an amazing team of Youth and adult leaders to go to Children's Chapel located downstairs in Jeffords Hall in Mercy and Grace classrooms. Children return at the Peace. Children separate into 2 groups by age/grade for their chapel time. However, there is always flexibility for children to join in with either group if that works better for the child. Questions? Contact Judy Hine , Director of Children's Ministries. Learn more here! Stay Tuned! Work in progress... Sunday night at St. David's Every Sunday Schedule Children's Bibles and Devotions Nursery Vacation Bible School

"The Way Forward" describes the planning initiatives for St. David's. Delivering the love of Christ through the strengths of our parish defines our goal. The Way Forward Since August of 2021, St. David’s has been engaged in a discernment process which combines elements of traditional strategic planning with elements of group discernment and church leadership. Click here to read more about this journey as we name our need for discernment, discover all the possibilities, and engage our parish family as we discover God's dream for St. David's. This is an exciting time for St. David's! We ask that you keep St. David's and the Strategic Planning team in your prayers! The Way Forward Update: Draft Core Value Statements As a part of our strategic discernment process, The Way Forward, we have developed the following language to define our core values. These statements will provide important guidance to what activity we pursue as we dream alongside God about our future. The language presented is representative of responses to a values survey sent to members of our governance committees (Finance, HR, etc.), each senior warden from the last 40 years, and our four strategic discernment teams, consisting of ministry leaders, vestry members, and staff members. There’s a place at the table for everyone. At the Altar, at the conference table, sharing meals, in the classroom – everyone has a place at the table at St. David’s. We desire your participation, and we invite you to bring your whole self to the table. We’ll make sure there’s room for you there. Relationships come first. We believe reconciliation was the primary goal of Jesus’ work. In everything we do, our relationships come first. We want to ensure more person-to-person, heart-level connections through the ways we pursue our mission. Unity over uniformity. Everyone’s different; we honor that. We don’t seek to be a group of people who think alike about everything; we desire to be people who share a common heart, a common purpose, and a fellowship of love. Being together in community is more important than political affiliation, tribal identity, or which sports team you cheer for. Tradition not traditionalism. We draw nourishment and stability from our deep roots in ancient traditions, without sacrificing flexibility. We aren’t a museum for church traditions but participants in a living faith, anchored by practices that have been honored since the time of Jesus' first followers. While still in draft form, we welcome your feedback. Please reach out to Remington with any questions or comments.

Preschool classes for children 16 months including class objectives, classrooms, times and activities. Preschool Program Toddler Class- 16 months to 2 year olds Call/Text NOW to schedule a tour Toddler program is for children 16 months** of age by September 1 This class meets three days per week on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 9:30 am-1:00 pm. Class size is limited to 10 students with two teachers. Click here to see Toddler Program objectives. Children enjoy free play, stories, songs, finger plays, and create “make and take” art projects. Little ones have a Music and Movement class once a week and go outdoors to play on our toddler friendly playground daily as weather permits. Children will be walked to the classroom at 9:30 AM (unless they arrive prior to attend the 8:30 AM Rooster Club) and picked up at 1:00 PM. **Children should be able to walk and be able to stay awake during the 3,5 hour program. Parents provide water filled sippy cup and a supply of diapers in a labeled two handled bag. The students will be served two snacks a day. Parent-Teacher conferences will be held in January. Parents are welcome to communicate any questions and concerns at any time. St. David's Preschool follows Fulton County Schools calendar with the exception of the start and the end dates of the school year. Annual Tuition for $2990 and can be paid in 10 equal monthly payments of $299. Due at the time of registration for new students is a registration fee of: $145 A one-time Supply fee of $70 is due the first month of preschool. Click Here to register.

St. David's is active in our community and provides support for those in need. Explore our partnerships and opportunities to help others and shine God's lights. Outreach Missions Be a Better Neighbor As Christians, we are called to follow Christ’s teachings, come together for worship, and fellowship, and serve so to the spread of the Kingdom of God. At St. David’s, we have many opportunities for you to engage in ministry, and be a better neighbor to those around us. Explore the offerings below to find a way to become involved. Serving in outreach ministry helps us develop and grow our faith, make new friends, and is an expectation in the body of Christ and allows us to live into our Baptismal Covenant. Latest News About Outreach Opportunities NFCC Back to School Collection June 29 - July 20 In support of the annual NFCC Backpacks and School Supplies Distribution, St. David’s will be delivering 17 high school backpacks with all the essential school supplies. Honduras, Lamb Institute, Mission Trip Opportunity Opportunity for a mission trip to the Lamb Institute in Honduras. It All Starts with Hospitality At St. David’s, we believe hospitality is more than just a warm greeting—it’s an expression of Christian love, community, and care. For more information on any of the Outreach Missions below, including how to join, please fill out the form at the bottom of the page.

Spiritual growth begins with St. David's Youth Ministry. Christian education in a fun, group environment. St. David's Youth Ministry At St. David’s youth are welcomed, empowered, and inspired on their spiritual journey. We offer a vibrant and inclusive community for young people to explore their faith, cultivate meaningful relationships, and make a positive impact in the world. Through engaging activities, service opportunities, and discussions, we strive to equip our youth with the tools they need to navigate life with faith, purpose, and joy. Join us as we grow together in love, faith, and service, building a brighter future for ourselves and our community! Meet Karen Juarez, Director of Youth Ministries Karen is an active member of St. David's Church in Roswell, where she has been attending for 13 years. Growing up in Roswell, Karen has been deeply involved in various church activities, including the youth choir and serving as an acolyte. Recently, she accepted a role in youth ministry, where she looks forward to contributing her passion and experience. Karen cherishes her fondest memories of growing up at St. David's, particularly attending Camp Mikell, VBS and decorating her trunk for Trunk or Treat. She is excited to work with the youth and make more memories with everyone at St. David's. Outside of her church involvement, Karen is a dedicated Atlanta Braves fan and enjoys watching and attending their games. As a bilingual member of her community, Karen attends both English and Spanish services, using her knowledge to serve both communities and foster a sense of unity within her congregation. Contact Karen if you have any questions! Sunday Morning Opportunities Youth Sunday School Every Sunday morning, 10:00 - 11:15 a.m. at the Sinclair House. Youth in 6th - 12th grade are invited to join in for an hour of faith formation each Sunday during the Sunday School hour! Most weeks, the group will meet at the Sinclair House, which serves as the youth house on St. David's campus. Together, the group explores scripture, offers prayers, and engages in fun activities, games, and crafts. Worship Engagement Opportunities for Youth There are various ways for youth to serve at our 9 o'clock Family worship service each Sunday! Currently, youth are invited to help by serving as an acolyte or Youth lector. If you are interested in becoming a part of one of these ministries, please fill out the interest forms linked below so a member of leadership within these ministries can reach out with more information! Youth Lector Interest Form Acolyte Interest Form Upcoming Events VBS - Youth Helpers Wanted! June 16-20, 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Roswell More info RSVP Register for Summer Camp at Camp Mikell! Check Camp Mikell website for specific date Toccoa More info RSVP Youth Events Other Youth Engagement Opportunities Welcome Back Sunday! St. David's Youth Newsletter The St. David's Youth newsletter is a great way to keep up with all the latest and greatest news and events! You can subscribe to the newsletter by completing the form below!

Learn about opportunities to grow in the parish, through ministry and fellowship. As followers of Jesus, we are called to follow Christ’s teachings, through learning, come together for worship and fellowship, and to serve to spread the Kingdom of God. We do these things best when we do them together. At St. David’s, we have many opportunities for you to grow relationship with Christ and one another. Please take some time to explore the many learning offerings below. We have opportunities for all ages beginning with our Preschool. Click on the picture to learn more. VBS 2025! Highlights and Recap! Children, youth volunteers, and adults joined together to gain a deeper understanding of God’s love through participating in our annual Vacation Bible School (VBS). Announcing Christian Heritage in England Pilgrimage! Join Fr. Remington for the trip of a lifetime, worshiping, touring, and learning about the rich Christian heritage of our Anglican tradition. Holy Week and Easter at St. David's: A Journey Through Faith and Renewal Holy Week and Easter at St. David's: A Journey Through Faith and Renewal Member Information and Quick Links

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With a legendary pipe organ, imported stained-glass windows set among the historical naval-inspired architecture, St. David's is a beautifully constructed center of worship. Our Campus Click here to see maps of our campus St. David's Memorial Garden Our Memorial Garden, located in the southwestern portion of the campus, was dedicated in 1981. Within its confines, the earthly remains of many of our faithfully departed are buried. Masses are routinely held in the garden on All Saint's Day, at sunrise on Easter Day, and occasionally during the church year. This tranquil, sacred space provides a place for meditation, prayer, worship, and escape from life’s daily stresses. All who love and care for this sacred space are welcome to join and help us discern and create a ministry that will care for the Garden, and develop a long-term design plan for the space. New Interment Directory After 3 years of research, data entry and building, we have completed the Interment Directory located in St. David’s Memorial Garden. The directory has a page for each of those interred in the Garden. Please take the time to find your loved one in the directory and let us know if you would like any revisions. Many thanks to those who came together to make the Directory happen: Matt Koetzle created and built the beautiful box. In addition, Matt made a new sign for the Memorial Garden. Carolyn Davis entered the names of those interred to create our database of names. Anne Hungerford contributed hours of research to gather as much information as possible for each entry. Karen Marshall was the wordsmith of the project and ordered the plaques for the box. This needed project, generated from the heart, will serve those who visit the Memorial Garden in the years to come. Jan Georges – Friends of the Garden Karen Marshall – Friends of the Garden Contact the Friends of the Garden Our Stained Glass Windows Click on the links below to learn more about our Stained Glass Windows! About Our Windows The Four Evangelists The Life of Jesus The Six Mercies The Saints

We offer a variety of programs desogned to support your child's growth, creativity, and development. In-House Extra Programs Rooster Club Available to all students 8:30AM drop-off in St. David's PlaySpace or Playground Students can be brought to the Rooster Club Play Group any time after 8:30 AM and play until the start of school at 9:30 AM. Per visit cost - $10. For Regular attendance (paid monthly) we offer 40% Discount . Per visit cost - $6 . Reservations can be made on Our School Hangout website. Payments can be tallied and paid online or by check sent into the preschool. StayNPlay Available to all students 1PM to 2PM on the preschool playground (rain location is St. David's PlaySpace) Students who are signed up for StayNPlay will be brought to the playground after preschool. Parents will pick-up children no later than 2PM. Per visit cost - $10. For Regular attendance (paid monthly) we offer 40% Discount . Per visit cost - $6 . Reservations can be made on Our School Hangout website. Payments can be tallied and paid online or by check sent into the preschool. Pop-Up Playdate Available to all students Weekly on Mondays and Fridays from 9:30AM to 1:00PM. Drop off and pick up in/from PlaySpace or Playground. Please bring lunch, water bottle, a change of clothes, and for those not potty trained, extra diapers. Per visit cost is $35 per child. Register by going on OSH calendar, or on OSH App. For Regular attendance (paid monthly) you can go on OSH Welcome page and select Pop-Up Playdate Regular Attendance. Event attendance totals: Minimum of 6 children/Maximum 15 Parents Night Out Available to all St. David's Preschool students and their siblings Once a month on Fridays from 5:30PM to 8:30PM. Children are walked to the playground (rain location is St. David's PlaySpace) and sign in with the caregivers. They will be separated by groups to offer everyone age appropriate activities. Caregivers will supervise playground play and then utilize the downstairs PlaySpace for preschool children and Jeffords Hall classrooms for their siblings. We will provide pizza dinner and end the night with a movie while enjoying a snack and lemonade. Parents will pick up children no later than 8:30PM from downstairs PlaySpace. Per visit cost is $35 for one child, $25 for older sibling(s) . Event attendance totals: Minimum of 6 children/Maximum 15 Register by going on OHS website calendar. Moms' Night Out Available to all students' mothers Once a month on Fridays from 6:30PM to 8:30PM. Moms’ Night Out Ministry offers the Mothers of St. David’s an opportunity to unwind and fellowship. Each month will offer a different theme, but the main focus is to have a few hours to refresh and replenish with fun activities for all. Questions? Please reach out to Lauren McClendon at momsnightoff1015@gmail.com.

Information on how to assist with the worship services through the Altar Guild, Vergers, Acolytes and Ushers among others. Worship Support As followers of Jesus, we come together for regularly for worship - our expression of prayer as a community. God meets us in these gatherings to shape us into vessels of God's love. Serving in worship ministries is a fantastic way to help others experience the presence of God and to draw closer to God in your worship. We would love to have you join one of these opportunities for ministry. Please take some time to explore the offerings below to find a way to become involved. When you feel that you have found something that interests you, please use the email links. The appropriate ministry head will contact you very soon. Click here to access Schedule for Vergers, LEMs, Readers. For more information on any of the ministries below, including how to join, please fill out the form at the bottom of the page. Lay Eucharistic Ministers and Readers Lay Eucharistic Ministers assist by administering the chalice during Holy Communion. Readers participate by reading the appointed lessons and psalms and leading the Prayers of the People. Altar Guild The altar guild sets the table for the celebration of the Holy Eucharist (Communion). In addition, they remove all linens and vessels after the service and are responsible for their care. The altar guild is currently looking for new members. Please complete the form below for more information. Flower Guild Flowers are a sign of the resurrection and add beauty to the sanctuary. Parishioners have the opportunity to contribute them as memorials or as thanksgiving offerings. Members of the Flower Guild serve on a rotating basis to arrange the flowers in the church. Acolytes The acolyte ministry provides an opportunity for young people actively participate in a worship service and serve the Lord on a regular basis. Participation begins with 5th graders and runs through their senior year. Acolytes participate in processions by carrying torches and crosses. Experienced acolytes are considered “senior servers” and assist the priests during communion in addition to being the lead cross bearer during processions. Pew Crew The Pew Crew straightens the hymnals and prayer books in each pew. In addition, they restock all of the brochures and pens as needed in the pew racks. Vergers The Vergers lead processions into and during the service, assist with Communion and are available to the Clergy should anything be needed during the service. The Vergers are appointed by the Rector. Ushers The usher teams greet and welcome members and visitors, distribute service bulletins and assist in the seating of our worshippers while being attentive to those who are in wheelchairs or other mobile units. During Holy Communion ushers assist with traffic to and from the altar rail. Baptismal Banners Every child who is baptized at St. David’s receives a handcrafted banner with their name. The banners are crafted by a ministry comprised of dedicated parishioners. Wedding Guild This guild assists the wedding parties for weddings at St. David’s. They are present at the rehearsal and wedding ceremonies.

St. David's nursery provides excellent care in a loving environment for infants to 5th graders. Nursery Care 8:45 a.m.-12:30 p.m., Nursery care is offered for little ones, infants to 3-years-old. This covers the 9:00 a.m. and 11:15 a.m. services, and the Sunday school hour in between. Our experienced staff is dedicated to providing excellent care in a loving environment following Safeguarding God's Children guidelines. Infants - Toddlers (birth to approximately 24 months) - St. Anne Room Two- and Three-Year Olds - St. Elizabeth Room Both of the nursery rooms are in the main church building just off the Preschool Hallway. Our wonderful and experienced team of caregivers are there to serve you and your child. Questions? Contact Judy Hine , Director of Children's Ministry.

Adult Education Classes Throughout the year, St. David's offers several classes and book studies. Classes run for several weeks and vary in length. Classes are a great way to dive deeper into a subject without a year-long time commitment. With the goal of meeting our Parishioners where they are in terms of their spiritual maturity, we are committed to offering different learning opportunities, meeting both in-person and online. Our hope is that every person finds a place to connect with God and others thereby finding a community where we walk in love and grow together. We invite you to join us! Walking the Mourner's Path Sundays April 27 to June 15 4:00-5:30 p.m. Jerusalem Room Whether your loss is recent, or you have been grieving for some time, this 8-week workshop is designed to meet you where you are. St. David’s own parishioners, Toni Cathcart and Ron Bagwell, trained Facilitators, will lead the sessions alongside our clergy. The only expense for participants is the workbook, which costs approximately $50.00. We offer scholarships to ensure that financial considerations do not prevent anyone from joining. Registration will open March 16. If you are interested in participating or have any questions, please reach out to Chip Broadfoot . Register Here Introduction to Conversational Spanish April 21 to May 22 (5 weeks) Mondays and Thursdays, 2:00-3:30 p.m. Jeffords Hall, Hope Class Room Are you interested in learning basic, conversational Spanish in a classroom setting this Fall? This will equip us to converse better with parishioners and neighbors whose first language is Spanish.  The class plan will combine in-person classroom experience with Spanish immersion through attendance at Saint David’s Santa Misa en Espanol and the following coffee hour. The teacher will be Marie-Helene de Noailles, who has extensive instructional experience, most recently with the Atlanta Language Institute and the Latin American Association. There will be a $200.00 course fee to cover instruction and materials; scholarships, full or partial, are available. Your registration signifies your intention to attend all ten classes and to participate in at least two emersion experiences. If you have questions, contact Tom Erdmanczyk . Registration closes April 1, 2025. Register Here

Stained Glass Windows Part 4 - The Six Mercies “Whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers of mine, you did for me,” and, “Whatever you did not do for one of the least of these, you did not do for me.” - Jesus Location - Left side, along the wall of the nave. Feed the Hungry Give Drink to the Thirsty Shelter the Stranger Clothe the Naked Visit the Sick Ransom the Captive The six rectangular stained glass windows that flank the left side of the nave depict the Gospel lesson: Matthew 25:31 -46. They show what are called “The Six Mercies.” These are only a representative sampling of the types of things Jesus calls us to do as subjects of our Heavenly King. The inscription in each window describes the tasks spelled out in the Gospel lesson: “Feed the Hungry,” “Give Drink to the Thirsty,” “Shelter the Stranger,” “Clothe the Naked,” “Visit the Sick,” and “Ransom the Captive.” The six windows are plain and straightforward in their depiction of the Six Mercies. Only in the lastwindow is there a bit of symbolism. It’s the large anchor being held by the man who is visiting the prisoner in chains. The anchor is a very ancient Christian symbol of hope. An anchor holds a ship safely in place against tides and winds, and so it is also with the hope of Christ’s Resurrection. Writing to the Hebrews of the certainty of God’s promise, St. Paul says, “We have this hope as an anchor for the soul, firm and secure.” (Hebrews 6:13-20) Back To Part 3 - "The Life of Jesus" Proceed to Part 5 - "The Saints"

The clergy at St. David's are true spiritual shepherds and serve all members of our parish. Come and make an introduction! St. David's Clergy The Rev. Remington Slone - Rector The Rev. Remington Slone is the Rector (Senior Pastor) of St. David's. He grew up in small-town south Georgia and graduated from the University of Georgia with a degree in History. After undergraduate studies, Remington attended the General Theological Seminary in New York City. Before his call as the Rector of St. David's in 2021, Remington served in various leadership ministries at St. Peter's in Savannah, GA and Christ Episcopal Church in Ponte Vedra Beach, FL. Remington loves music and outdoor sports (especially cycling). He's fond of word puzzles and chess, and will give all of that up when the Dawgs are playing. He's been married to Casey since 2007, and they are blessed with three amazing children: Madeleine, Clara, and Becket. They are likely to be the loud ones in the back of the church. The Rev. Chip Broadfoot, Associate Rector The Rev. Chip Broadfoot is the Associate Rector of St. David's. Chip has served at parishes in the diocese of Alabama, East Carolina, and Western North Carolina. He received his Master of Divinity from The School of Theology at Sewanee, TN. Chip has served at the diocesan level as Spiritual Director at many Cursillo and Happening retreats, summer camp Chaplaincies, the Board of diocesan camps, Director for Towel Ministry, the Commission on Ministry, the Diocesan Foundation, and the diocesan Executive Council. Chip has been married to his wife, Becky, since January of 1991. He loves fly fishing, hiking with his wife, playing Pickleball, hosting dinner parties, and they look forward to attending Braves baseball games. Chip and Becky have two adult daughters, Allie who lives in Atlanta, and Kaki and her husband Austin live in Jackson, WY. The Rev. Mimi Guerra, Vicar for Hispanic Ministries Originally from Mexico, Mother Mimi moved to the United States in 1994. She has been an educator for 30 years. She was a Spanish teacher in Douglas County Schools. Rev. Mimi earned a BA in Spanish in 1989 from the University of Victoria. She earned a CPA from Kennesaw State University for Early Childhood Education in 2002. In the summer of 2017, she completed seminary at CETLA (Theological Education Center for Latinos) in the Diocese of Atlanta and earned her Pastoral Education CPE at TACC of San Lucas. in Atlanta. As a child, Rev. Mimi aspired to be a nun, but her father encouraged her to become a teacher. However, she never gave up on her dreams, and today she dedicates time to helping people build a closer relationship with God. As the Associate Rector at Christ Church form 2018-2023 she promoted the unity between families. In the last two years she was also an associate at St. Bede’s , and in 2022 she became the Hispanic Missioner in the Diocese of Atlanta. During this time she opened two new Hispanic missions and she dedicate time to attract people to our Episcopal churches. The Rev. Mimi is the proud mother of a son Henry Hunt “Junior” with whom she has fun watching “Justice League” and “Avengers” movies. Mimi loves writing, singing, but most of all helping those in need. Reverend Tom Ader Ret. - Deacon

Our handbell choir enhances an already wonderful musical experience. Learn more about becoming part of this team. Handbell Choir St. David’s is blessed to have a 5-octave set of Schulmerich Handbells and 4 octaves of Malmark Handchimes. The bell choir consists of adults and students from the ninth grade up. We play music in Levels 1 through 4 (out of 6 levels). The group rings for the 9:00 a.m and 11:15 a.m. Services about 4 times during the season (September through May), including Lessons and Carols, Christmas Eve, and Music Appreciation Sunday. We also play, enhancing hymns, choral anthems, and/or ringing solo pieces. Previous ringing experience or music note reading, while helpful, is not necessary; bring a sense of adventure, a willing heart, and the ability to count to eight! We have fun together. Rehearsals are on Sunday mornings, 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. For more information, contact Susie Clements, 770-993-6084, x131, or email her here .