Sunshine Cathedral Bulletin for Sunday, 11 February 2024

Welcome Home To Your . . .

Your Local & Global Queer Church Community for All A Positive Worship Experience Theme for Today: Go Figure Sixth Sunday After Epiphany - Transfiguration Sunday February 11th 2024 Observing Black History Month All Are Welcome!

When our hunger and our passion meet to call us on our way When we live with deep assurance of the flame that burns within, Then our promise finds fulfillment and our future can begin

Service of Gathering Welcome

Rev Dr Durrell Watkins, Senior Minister Rev Dr Robert Griffin, Executive Minister

Announcements

Rev Dr Anne Atwell Minister of Connections

Opening Prayer (Sunshine Cathedral 2024 Daily Prayer) Rev Dr Durrell Watkins

Please rise as you are able.

Introit

One: Let us pray in unison:

Give Me Jesus (AAHH)

Right now, I am tapping into the universal life force.

I wish for all who are suffering to find relief and hope.

I deny fear any power over me.

I will be a bright light in the world.

I am serene and confident and full of joy.

I expect blessings.

Nothing is too good for me May we all be strong and wise and loving.

May Love heal our world.

Let there be peace.

Amen.

I heard my mother say, I heard my mother say, I heard my mother say, Give me Jesus.

Give me Jesus. Give me Jesus; you may have all this world, give me Jesus.

Dark midnight was my cry, dark midnight was my cry, dark midnight was my cry, Give me Jesus.

Give me Jesus. Give me Jesus; you may have all this world, give me Jesus Sunshine Cathedral Affirmation

Prophetic Witness

Sunshine Cathedral is a different kind of church where: *Our God is love. *Kindness is our worship. *Compassion is our prayer. *The sacred value of all people is our creed; and *Healing the hurts caused by hatred is our mission.

Come and go with me to that land, come and go with me to that land, come and go with me to that land where I’m bound (where I’m bound).

Come and go with me to that land, come and go with me to that land, come and go with me to that land where I’m bound.

The Call to Worship One: This is the day that has been made.

All: Let us rejoice and be glad in it.

There’ll be freedom in that land, there’ll be freedom in that land, there’ll be freedom in that land where I’m bound (where I’m bound).

Service of Praise

Crucifer - Tito McWilliams-Ramos Processional Hymn

Come and Go with Me

There’ll be freedom in that land, there’ll be freedom in that land, there’ll be freedom in that land where I’m bound.

The Fire of Commitment (Singing the Journey)

There’ll be justice in that land, there’ll be justice in that land, there’ll be justice in that land where I’m bound (where I’m bound).

From the light of days remembered burns a beacon bright and clear Guiding hands and hearts and spirits into faith set free from fear.

When the fire of commitment sets our mind and soul a blaze When our hunger and our passion meet to call us on our way When we live with deep assurance of the flame that burns within, Then our promise finds fulfillment and our future can begin.

There’ll be justice in that land, there’ll be justice in that land, there’ll be justice in that land where I’m bound.

Please be seated.

Share the Chair (10:30 only.)

Service of Proclamation The Wisdom of Rumi Rev Marian Cavagnaro

From the stories of our living rings a song both brave and free, Calling pilgrims still to witness to the life of liberty.

When the fire of commitment sets our mind and soul a blaze When our hunger and our passion meet to call us on our way When we live with deep assurance of the flame that burns within, Then our promise finds fulfillment and our future can begin.

Although you appear in earthly form Your essence is pure Consciousness. You are the fearless guardian of Divine Light.

In these human words, God's voice is heard.

Thanks be to God.

From the dreams of youthful vision comes a new, prophetic voice, Which demands a deeper justice built by our courageous choice When the fire of commitment sets our mind and soul a blaze 2

The Wisdom of Ram Dass

Let the weak say, ‘I am strong in the strength of our God.’

Just because you are seeing divine light, experiencing waves of bliss, or conversing with Gods and Goddesses is no reason to not know your zip code.

You are my hiding place, you always fill my heart with songs of deliverance whenever I am afraid, I will trust in you.

In these human words, God's voice is heard.

Thanks be to God. Please rise as you are able.

Pastoral Prayer and Affirmations Sign of Peace

The Good News According to Mark (9.1-11, 13a New Jerusalem Bible) Rev Dr Anne Atwell

Work together children, don’t you get weary, work together children, don’t you get weary, work together children, don’t you get weary, there’s a great camp meeting in the promised land.

We’re gonna work and never tire, work and never tire, work and never tire, there’s a great camp meeting in the promised land.

And he said to them, 'In truth I tell you, there are some standing here who will not taste death before they see the kingdom of God come with power.'

Six days later, Jesus took with him Peter and James and John and led them up a high mountain on their own by themselves. There in their presence he was transfigured: his clothes became brilliantly white, whiter than any earthly bleacher could make them.

Elijah appeared to them with Moses; and they were talking to Jesus Then Peter spoke to Jesus, 'Rabbi,' he said, 'it is wonderful for us to be here; so let us make three shelters, one for you, one for Moses and one for Elijah.'

He did not know what to say; they were so frightened.

And a cloud came, covering them in shadow; and from the cloud there came a voice, 'This is my Son, the Beloved. Listen to him.'

Then suddenly, when they looked round, they saw no one with them anymore but only Jesus.

As they were coming down from the mountain, he warned them to tell no one what they had seen, until after the Son of [humanity] had risen from the dead.

They observed the warning faithfully, though among themselves they discussed what 'rising from the dead' could mean.

And they put this question to him, 'Why do the scribes say that Elijah must come first?'

[Jesus said,] ‘I tell you that Elijah has come…’

Sing together children, don’t you get weary, sing together children, don’t you get weary, sing together children, don’t you get weary, there’s a great camp meeting in the promised land.

We’re gonna sing and never tire, sing and never tire, sing and never tire, there’s a great camp meeting in the promised land.

Service of Sacraments Sacrament of Sharing (Tithes & Offerings) Rev Dr Robert Griffin Offering Prayer 9AM Kevin Tisdol | 10:30AM Rev Margarita Rodriguez One: Because we value our community and believe in our inspired mission, because we want every person to live with hope and joy, and because we know that even a little can mean a lot, we participate in the Sacrament of Sharing, the joyful giving of resources meant to help more and more people discover that they are God’s miracle and not God’s mistake.

All: We give what we can and do so with love. Every dime and every dollar given with the intention to bless others will make a difference in someone’s life. This brings us joy, and in this way, we worship. God bless our gifts to faithful service, for the sake of your love. Amen.

In these human words, God's voice is heard.

Thanks be to God. Please be seated.

The Anthem

Homily

The Rose

By Amanda McBroom Performed By Sara Burns

Offering Music I’ve Got Peace Like A River Arranged and Performed By Mark Hayes

Go Figure - Rev Dr Durrell Watkins

Altar Call and Anointing

Walk Together Children (AAHH)

Rise as you are able.

Please rise as you are able.

Doxology

You Are My Hiding Place

The gift we now bring, this present, this token, these words can convey it, the joy of this day!

You are my hiding place, you always fill my heart with songs of deliverance whenever I am afraid, I will trust in you. I will trust in you.

When grateful we come, remembering, rejoicing, this song we now offer in honor and praise!

Prayer Chorus

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What Gift Can We Bring?

Sacrament of Hospitality

Then he took Elijah’s cup, and likewise asked that in future, during the feast, he be (+) remembered.

We Remember Donald Hutchins Mel Mitchell Chet Davidson Victor Dulkie Glenn Brinkley

02/11/2018 Mark Beshears 02/12/2016 Clare Marie 02/14/1994 Robert Rebernisek 02/14/1999 Walter Zawislak 02/14/2007 Danny Williford

Sung Response One bread, one body, one Lord within; one cup of blessing which we bless, and we, though many throughout the earth, we are one body in this one Lord.

02/15/2004 02/15/2009 02/16/2015 02/16/2022 02/17/1994

Invitation to Communion

Rev Dr Anne Atwell

One: These are the gifts of God for all the people of God. All: Thanks be to God. Communion is Shared The ushers will direct you row by row to come forward for Communion. If you would like a communion kit to serve yourself communion in your seat, tell your usher. “Taste and see that God is good.”

Eucharistic Intentions & Intercessions 9AMRev Marian Cavagnaro 10:30AM Rev Margarita Rodriguez We pray for the Sunshine Cathedral Global Fellowship and local congregation.

We pray for all seekers of Truth, may they discover an Abiding Peace.

We pray for all who govern that they may work tirelessly for justice, peace, and goodwill.

We pray for any who might be hurting and we give thanks for grace equal to every need.

We pray for those who grieve; may they be comforted.

Communion Song

Let there be peace on earth and let it begin with me; let there be peace on earth, the peace that was meant to be, with God our creator, family all are we.

Let us walk with each other in perfect harmony.

Let peace begin with me, let this be the moment now.

With every step I take, let this be my solemn vow: to take each moment and live each moment in peace eternally, let there be peace on earth and let it begin with me.

We bless the memories of our (+) dearly departed, and we allow ourselves to be blessed by those memories.

We affirm blessings for all who are on our prayer list and all who are on our hearts.

And with people all over the world we pray, May peace prevail on earth!

These prayers we offer in the names of all helpers of humanity, and in the spirit of Jesus, son of Mary, as we continue to pray as Jesus taught us: Model Prayer Creator which art in heaven, hallowed be thy names.

Thy kin-dom come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread; and forgive us our debts as we forgive our debtors. And leave us not in temptation, but deliver us from evil. For thine is the kin-dom and the power and the glory, forever. Amen.

Please be seated.

The Lord’s Supper

Let There Be Peace on Earth

Prayer of Thanksgiving 9AM - Rev Dr Anne Atwell 10:30AM Rev Margarita Rodriguez Please rise as you are able.

The Prayer of Protection The light of God surrounds us; the love of God enfolds us.

The power of God protects us; the presence of God watches over us. Wherever we are, God is.

Benediction

Rev Dr Durrell Watkins

Final Song

This Little Light of Mine

Commissioning One: Our worship has ended. Let our service begin!

All: Thanks be to God!

Rev Marian Cavagnaro

Postlude

Celebrant: We celebrate this Eucharist to the glory of God and with special intentions for peace in our world.

In an upper room in Jerusalem, before being arrested, Jesus sat at table with friends for a Passover meal.

After supper, he took a piece of leftover bread and asked that his friends (+) remember him when sharing the ritual meal.

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Barbara Ramcharitar

Who Made Today?

by Rev. Dr. Durrell Watkins

Senior Minister, Sunshine Cathedral

Two people over a period of about three weeks asked me why our call to worship is offered in passive voice: “This is the day that has been made.”

The simple answer is that it’s a choice. It’s no less correct than the active voice “this is the day that God has made” but it may be a bit more inclusive (and even more aligned with the Psalm from which we borrow it).

Inclusive: Religion scholar (and humanist) Anthony Pinn understands “God” as “the indescribable more.” I often call the divine in prayer, “mystery beyond our naming.” Not everyone feels comfortable with (and some even feel threatened by) calling our Higher Power "God" (and we don't all mean the same thing when we say "God" anyway). And, even the most devout among us probably don't see our days being dealt to us like cards from a dealer. Avoiding “god-language” for this one phrase simply makes a bit of space for more kinds of people without taking anything away from traditionalists (God, Jesus, bible, church, prayer...these words will be heard throughout the hour).

Aligned with scripture: The 118th Psalm refers to the divine as YHWH (an unpronounceable name for the divine that we add vowels to so we can say it – Yahweh); but the writer refers to YHWH by substituting the word Adonai (which is translated as LORD). So, most texts read, “This is the day the LORD has made…” that is, this is the day that YHWH, the ground of being, the unnamable and not fully knowable Reality has made.” To use the passive voice shares this ancient goal of not limiting the divine (the indescribable more) to any particular word or image.

Using the passive voice for this one phrase is similar to our using gender inclusive language in the liturgy and multicultural images when illustrating sermons, reaching out to affirm and celebrate LGBTQ+ people, singing songs from multiple religious traditions as well as from the secular world, and including readings beyond the bible in most services. It’s one more attempt to include more kinds of people in our beautiful, blended worship experience.

This is the day that has been made, let us rejoice and be glad in it!

A PRAYER FOR 2024 by Rev. Dr. Durrell Watkins (Put this prayer where you will see it every day and use it throughout 2024) Right now, I am tapping into the universal life force.

I wish for all who are suffering to find relief and hope.

I deny fear any power over me.

I will be a bright light in the world.

I am serene and confident and full of joy.

I expect blessings. Nothing is too good for me.

May we all be strong and wise and loving.

May Love heal our world. Let there be peace. Amen.

LENT - Lent is the season of preparation that precedes Easter. It’s a time to renew spiritual practices or take them deeper. Lent is a time for “alms-giving” (giving generously to church and charities), regular worship, and daily prayer.

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You will be able to pray with us on Thursdays (Evensong), join us daily on Facebook for Midday Prayer, watch The Queer God Squad each day, worship with us on Sundays, and bring non-perishable food items throughout Lent to support our food sharing program.

We invite you to observe these Lenten disciplines as a way to grow spiritually.

ASH WEDNESDAY – There will be no worship service on Ash Wednesday (Feb. 14) since it is Valentine’s Day, but we will be imposing ashes from 11 am to 1 pm on that day here at the Cathedral. A deacon will be present to impart ashes in the Front Steps/Narthex area. Our Wednesday Give Back at Casa Monarca on Feb. 14 will include some special touches for Valentines Day. Take your sweetie out on Valentine’s Day to Casa Monarca (2980 N. Federal Hwy) as a gift to her/him/them and also to Sunshine Cathedral.

EVENSONG – Thursdays in Lent, beginning February 15 at 7 pm, we will have a weekly prayer service that will include readings, moments of silence, candle lighting, and choruses from the Taize tradition. Taize songs are choruses in multiple languages, usually scripture verses, that are repeated several times to create a meditative atmosphere and transport the worshiper beyond discursive thinking to a focused, rich, contemplative experience of the Divine. We are offering this as a spiritual discipline for Lent.

SCCPA – Friday, February 16 - SC Center for the performing Arts presents Matt Alber - Matt is a Grammy® Award-winning recording artist, filmmaker and teaching artist in public schools across America.

In 1998 Matt joined the classical acapella ensemble Chanticleer. After five seasons with the ensemble, he began a solo career as a singer/songwriter. His original songs and reinterpretations of pop classics appear regularly television series’ like Bones (ABC), The Fosters (ABC Family) & 911 Lonestar (FOX.) Matt has also been presented by Lincoln Center in New York on the esteemed American Songbook Series and on stages around the globe.

Matt also works as a teaching artist both here and abroad. He has traveled as an Artist Diplomat of the US State Department to Sudan, Russia, Kosovo, Estonia & Finland. Matt is also a lead facilitator with Youth Equity Stewardship, a national public-school program that uses the arts to foster healthier school communities. (www. corwin.com/yes.)

As a filmmaker, Matt focuses on the stories of LGBTQ+ youth & elders. His current docu-series, Queer As Fundamental (Queer AF*) features the life stories of six rising Queer American artists and why being Queer is fundamental to their life experience.

SunshineCathedral.org/arts.

Tickets sales are non-refundable.

SCCPA – Saturday, February 17 - Sunshine Cathedral Center for the Performing Arts presents Miss Richfield, 1981 in Bad Advice (18+) - “Good advice is always annoying”, says Miss Richfield. “But bad advice never is!”

Join Miss R as she unpacks a healthy heap of advice that promises to leave you entertained & maybe just a little annoyed!

SunBurst Cathedral News

Dedicating her life to the friendly citizens and responsible merchants of her hometown of Richfield Minnesota ("where butter is a spice and gravy is a beverage"), Miss Richfield 1981 is a drag legend. This Midwestern maven wins over theater audiences with an interactive format that combines homespun warmth and edgy improv, leaving audiences in hysterics.

During the pandemic, Miss Richfield created the popular online franchise “Bingo Bonanza”. This live show, which continues to this day, gave the audience the opportunity to play interactive bingo games at home while providing comic relief and community during difficult times.

Over the years, Miss Richfield has appeared on numerous television shows including "Today" on NBC, "Cake Boss" on TLC, “Watch What Happens Live” on Bravo, and as part of the cast of “Talk Show The Game Show” on TruTV. Additionally, she has hosted corporate events for companies including Amazon, Norwegian Cruise Lines, and Bank of America.

Miss Richfield hosts events and donates to numerous LGBT charity events locally in Minneapolis and Provincetown including JustUs Health, Helping Our Women, and OutFront Minnesota, as well as national organizations including Planned Parenthood and Human Rights Campaign. She also serves as the annual host of Family Pride for NYC Pride.

Sunshinecathedral.org/arts Ticket purchases are non-refundable.

GLOBAL FELLOWSHIP – Those who don’t live locally but who wish to be part of the Sunshine Cathedral community can learn about the Sunshine Cathedral Global Fellowship by visiting SunshineCathedral.org OUR SUNDAY BROADCAST is made possible by Happening Out Television Network and donors who support our televised ministry. Happening Out is housed at Sunshine Cathedral Square. Happening Out programming can be viewed on YouTube, Facebook, Amazon Fire, Apple TV, Google TV, and Roku.

SAINTS OF THE WEEK February 11: Feast of Our Lady of Lourdes - St. Mary is said to have made an appearance to Bernadette Soubirous (St. Bernadette) in a cave in Lourdes, France in 1858. Other Marian apparitions followed. The spring at the site is thought to offer healing miracles to many.

Fanny Jane Crosby (1820-1915) — Hymn writer and musician. Though she went blind at six weeks of age, Fanny Crosby became one of the most prolific hymn writers in America. She eventually wrote more than 8,000 hymns.

Among those that have been deeply loved (especially in Evangelical churches) include: “Blessed Assurance,” “Pass Me Not, O Gentle Savior,” and “To God be the Glory.”

February 12: Brother Lawrence (1614 – 1691) – at about the age of 40, former soldier turned valet “Nicholas Herman” joined the Carmelite order in France and would then be known as “Lawrence of the Resurrection” or “Brother Lawrence.” He was a simple, barefoot monk. He spent most of his monastic career working in the monastery kitchen, and in his final years repaired sandals (a barefoot monk repairing sandals so others could walk in comfort was apparently very in character for Brother Lawrence).

Sunshine Cathedral Weekly Financial Information Financial Data Snapshot: 4 February 2024

Weekly Generosity Income Needed $12,043.96 $8,498.98 Generosity Income Received Our Abundance and/or (Need) ($3,544.98) Per Capita Giving $21.35 SC Square Worship Services SC Global Fellowship People at SC Square (Weekly Avg) Food Sharing Ministry - Total Reached

327 203,545 6,000 1,007

Detailed information located at SunshineCathedral.org Any questions email: Robert@SunshineCathedral.net

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He was known for his peaceful demeanor and happy nature. He developed a form of praying from the heart, of being in constant communion with the divine, that he called “practicing the presence of God.” People would write to him or visit him for spiritual guidance. After Lawrence died, Father Joseph de Beaufort gathered many of Lawrence’s letters and published them as The Practice of the Presence of God, which is a text still appreciated by Protestants and Catholics alike.

Immanuel Kant (1724 – 1804) - born in Prussia and became a professor of logic and metaphysics. He separated the historical Jesus and the mystical Christ.

February 13: Ss. Polyeuct & Nearchus (3rd century) - Nearchus was Christian, but Polyeuct was not. Polyeuct converted from paganism to Christianity for Nearchus. In 259 Polyeuct was martyred by decapitation. Shortly before he was executed, he spoke his last words to Nearchus: “Remember our secret vow.” Thus Polyeuct is known as a protector of vows and avenger of broken promises.

Absolom Jones (1746 – 1818) - a former slave that would become the first African American Episcopal Priest in the newly formed United States of America. Jones preached that God was a loving Parent who always took the side of “the oppressed and distressed.”

February 14: St. Valentine (d. 269)—Martyr. Though St. Valentine has long since removed from the lists of ‘official’ saints, Valentine’s Day has been taken over by the greeting card industry and become fixed in the popular calendar of most people. It seems to have its origins in England, where it was noted that birds began to pair and mate around the feast of St. Valentine. The original Valentine was likely a Christian priest in Rome who was beheaded for refusing to renounce his faith. He gave his heart to God, his divine lover.

Sally Gross (1953-2014) – South African intersex Roman Catholic priest. Gross was assigned a male identity at birth and raised as a boy. In the 1990 Gross discovered and disclosed that she was indeed female (and was stripped of her priestly status and credentials). Afterward, she embraced Quaker and Buddhist spiritualities and became an intersex activist.

James A. Pike (1913 – 1969) - early proponent of ordination of women, racial desegregation, and the acceptance of LGBT people in the Church. He was the Bishop of California in The Episcopal Church. He held two law degrees from Yale and a seminary degree from Union Theological Seminary in NYC. Pike invited Martin Luther King Jr. to speak at Grace Cathedral in San Francisco in 1965 following his march to Selma. After his son’s untimely death, Pike became interested in the paranormal (he even tried to reach his late son through psychics). He died in the Israeli desert while researching a book he wanted to write (coincidentally, about Jesus wandering in the desert). His rented car got stuck and he and his wife Diane tried to walk to safety, but were farther away from any community than they realized. While wandering lost in the desert, Pike fell down a steep canyon where he died. Diane found help and survived.

February 16: Janani Luwum (1924-1977)—Anglican Archbishop of Uganda and martyr. Luwum was Archbishop of Uganda during the dictatorship of General Idi Amin. He

was not the type to be drawn toward social justice issues or protests; he tried at first to maintain a neutral stance of cooperation. Luwum realized the church could no longer stand silently by as Amin’s paranoid reign of terror led to the murder of tens of thousands. He was confronted with trumped up charges, and when ordered to sign a confession he responded by praying. This sent Amin into a rage, and he drew a pistol and executed Luwum himself.

Elizabeth Searle Lamb (January 22, 1917 – February 16, 2005) was an American poet who wrote several spiritual articles for Divine Science publications.

February 17: Giardano Bruno (1548 – 1600) - taught that God is everywhere imminent throughout the universe.

Bruno was an Italian poet and philosopher who wrote, “God is the Principle of unity in all activity and is the Principle of Oneness…” Referring to divine Mind, he held that Mind and matter are one.

Silent Helpers Prayer Ministry WE PRAY FOR THE FOLLOWING...

Melissa; Gina; Karen, Cathy, & Mama Tullo; WL; Beth; Millie; Bolane & others harmed in Nigeria; One who struggles inwardly; an underground lgbtq church in Kenya; all who suffer from war, oppression, bigotry, or dis-ease; Jeral; Wilfredo; Anita; Christie; Norma & Jean; those who are incarcerated; Ben; Sharon; Dale; Charlie’s grandbaby; M. Joseph; Michael; Ren's mom; Andrew; Tammy; Jackie; Charles & Chris (OBM); people in prison; Mary Lou; Lewis family; Lois A.; CL & RL; GH; Beth; KW; TS; DK; PB; M. Krause; Maureen; Devon; BK; Gilbert; Rodney; Dana; Diane; Walter; Byron; Steve; Jason; Lenae; SD & KW; Vickey; Kevin & Kellie; all who worship with us online and their various concerns; Troy & Phillip; Don E.; those in nursing care and assisted living facilities; LGBTQ+ communities; Global Justice Institute; DSFI; INTA; the Sunshine Cathedral ministries, members, and friends Let us pray: Knowing that there is a Power that is omnipresent and that seeks to joyfully express in and through our lives, we confidently affirm blessings for all who have been committed to the care of our prayers. May each and all be happy and well. Amen.

REMEMBER Prayers can be submitted via SunshineCathedral.org or by emailing any SC clergyperson.

You can hear a prayer at anytime by calling 954.462.2004 (press 6).

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Sunshine Cathedral Church Affiliates

The Cathedral Staff

Divine Science Federation International Council of Community Churches International New Thought Alliance Metropolitan Community Churches

1480 SW 9th Avenue Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33315 954.462.2004 SunshineCathedral.org

Sunshine Cathedral Programming

Executive Leadership Team

Administration Ministry Assisted Living Facility Ministry Broadcasting Ministry Center for the Performing Arts Local & National Partnership Ministry Food Sharing Ministry Global Fellowship Ministry Global Justice Institute Partnership Music Ministry SAGE - Friendly Visitor Program Samaritan Institute Sunshine Social Services - SunServe Social Justice Ministry Advisory Team Sunshine Cathedral Foundation Wellness Ministry Worship Ministry

Rev. Durrell Watkins, DMin, Senior Minister Rev. Robert Griffin, DMin, Executive Minister Rev. Anne Atwell, DMin, Minister of Connections Rev. Kevin Tisdol, Minister of Education Mr. Darren Loli - Director of Communications Mrs. Sara Burns, Co-Director of Worship Arts & Vocalist Ms. Barbara Ramcharitar, Co-Director of Worship Arts & Organist

Artists-in-Residence

Jessica Borbone, Vocalist Gabe Salazar, Vocalist Aaron Ball, Vocalist Teresa Flores, Percussion Felipe Diaz, Percussion Laura Gonzalez, Violin David Suarez, Flute Jihong Adams-Park, DMA, Pianist Kurt Litzenberger, Set/Sound & Lighting Phi McChesney, Handbell Director

Sunshine Cathedral Partnership

Support Ministries Leaders

American Red Cross | South Florida Region BOLD Justice Broward House Broward Women's Chorus Campbell's Company Care Plus Care Resource The Cupboard - Kosher Pantry Feeding South Florida Fort Lauderdale Seventh-Day Adventist Church Gateway Terrace Apartments Gay Men's Chorus of South Florida Happening Out TV Network Homeless Outreach - Hollywood Latinos Salud Medflo (ALF) Opera Fusion Our Fund The Pantry of Broward Paradise Manor (ALF) Presidential Place (ALF) Pride Center Project Lifeline (United Way) Publix The Residences at Equality Park SAGE Salvation Army - Fort Lauderdale Chapter South Florida Hunger Coalition TLC Little Free Pantry Unlimited Healthcare Williamsburg Landing (ALF) Women in Distress

Rev. BK Hipsher, DMin, Virtual Minister Rev. Kurt Krieger, Seasonal Members Chaplain Rev. Marian Cavagnaro, Hospice Chaplain Rev. Ren Bell, Hospice Chaplain Rev. Lynda Pantoja, Interfaith Spirituality Rev. Margarita Rodriguez, Minister of Spiritual Companionship Deacon Ed Huckemeyer, DD, Diaconal Minister of Pastoral Care Deacon Jean Johnson, Community Chaplain Deacon Lydya Chapman, Women’s Ministries Deacon Michael Karban, Diaconal Minister of the Chancel Deacon Sue Gallagher, EdD, Teaching Associate Peggy Brereton, Usher Team Leader Trevor Stewart, Bookkeeper

Consultant

Rev. Elder Don Eastman, Systems & Leadership

Officers of Sunshine Cathedral Board of Directors Gary Grieve, Chair, Rev. Dr. Durrell Watkins, Vice-Chair; Linda Edin, Secretary; Lynda Pantoja,Treasurer, BOD@sunshinecathedral.org

Chair of Sunshine Cathedral Foundation Dr Rozen Patterson Info@SunFound.org

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