Sunshine Cathedral Bulletin for March 10, 2024

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FourthSunday in Lent

March 10th 2024

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Service of Gathering

Welcome Rev Dr Robert Griffin, Executive Minister

Announcements Rev Dr Anne Atwell Minister of Connections

Please rise as you are able.

Introit

An Evening Prayer (AAHH)

If I have wounded any soul today, if I have caused one foot to stray, if I have walked in my own willful way, dear God, forgive.

If I have uttered idle words or vain, if I have turned aside from want or pain, lest I offend some other through the strain, dear God, forgive.

Sunshine Cathedral Affirmation

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.

The Call to Worship

One: This is the day that has been made. All: Let us rejoice and be glad in it.

Service of Praise

Crucifer - Deacon Lydya Chapman

Processional Hymn

I Will Enter [God’s] Gates/This Is the Day (Sing to the Lord)

I will enter the gates with thanksgiving in my heart; I will enter God’s courts with praise.

I will say, ‘This is the day that our God has made!’ I will rejoice for I have been made glad.

I have been made glad; I have been made glad. I will rejoice for I have been made glad.

I have been made glad; I have been made glad. I will rejoice for I have been made glad.

This is the day, this is the day that our God has made, that our God has made.

We will rejoice, we will rejoice and be glad in it, and be glad in it.

This is the day that our God has made. We will rejoice and be glad in it.

This is the day, this is the day that our God has made.

I will enter the gates with thanksgiving in my heart; I will enter God’s courts with praise.

I will say, ‘This is the day that our God has made!’ I will rejoice for I have been made glad.

I have been made glad; I have been made glad. I will rejoice for I have been made glad.

I have been made glad; I have been made glad. I will rejoice for I have been made glad.

Opening Prayer (Sunshine Cathedral 2024 Daily Prayer)

Rev Dr Anne Atwell

One: Let us pray in unison:

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.

Prophetic Witness

Heal our world, Spirit, heal our world;

Heal Our World

Hear our cry and turn our nations back to you.

Lord, heal our world, hear us, O Lord, and heal our world;

Receive our prayer and heal our broken world.

Receive our prayer and heal our broken world.

Heal our world, Spirit, heal our world;

Hear our cry and turn our nations back to you.

Lord, heal our world, hear us, O Lord, and heal our world;

Receive our prayer and heal our broken world.

Receive our prayer and heal our broken world.

Please be seated.

Service of Proclamation

The Wisdom of Larua Arrillaga-Andreessen Rev Marian Cavagnaro

Shouldn't you put the same amount of effort into your giving as you might for your for-profit investments? After all, philanthropy is an investment, and one in which lives - not profits - are at stake.

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

Thanks be to God.

The Wisdom of Louise Hay

The Universe loves a grateful person. The more you thank Life, the more Life will give you to be thankful for..

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

Thanks be to God.

Please rise as you are able.

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The Good News According to Mark (12.41-44 New Jerusalem Bible)

Jesus sat down opposite the place where the offerings were put and watched the crowd putting their money into the temple treasury. Many rich people threw in large amounts. But a poor widow came and put in two very small copper coins, worth only a few cents.

Calling his disciples to him, Jesus said, “Truly I tell you, this poor widow has put more into the treasury than all the others. They all gave out of their wealth; but she, out of her poverty, put in everything she had.”

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

Thanks be to God.

The Anthem

Please be seated.

Give a Little Bit

Performed By

Homily We Give What We Can And Do So With Love– Rev Dr Anne Atwell

Altar Call and Anointing

Prayer Chorus

Please rise as you are able.

Abide with Me

Abide with me; the dawn of day is here; Darkness is vanished, light is shining clear; Truth’s glorious message makes the glad earth free; O holy Comforter, abide with me!

I need Thy presence, satisfying, pure; All else is changing, Thou alone art sure. Who, like Thyself, my guide and stay can be? Through joy eternal, Lord, abide with me.

Hold Thou Thy Truth before my wondering sight; Shine in my soul, fill me with life and light; Heav’n’s morning breaks, its glory now I see; Thou in rich blessing dost abide in me.

Pastoral Prayer and Affirmations

Sign of Peace

How Could Anyone

How could anyone ever tell you - you were anything less than beautiful?

How could anyone ever tell you - you were less than whole?

How could anyone fail to notice that your loving is a miracle?

How deeply you’re connected to my soul.

How could anyone ever tell you - you were anything less than beautiful?

How could anyone ever tell you - you were less than whole?

How could anyone fail to notice that your loving is a miracle?

How deeply you’re connected to my soul.

Service of Sacraments

Sacrament of Sharing (Tithes & Offerings)

Rev Dr Robert Griffin

Offering Prayer

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.

Offering Music

Performed By

Doxology

Blessed Assurance

Rise as you are able.

Glorify Thy Name

O God, we love you, we worship and adore you; glorify your names in all the earth.

Glorify your names, glorify your names, glorify your names in all the earth

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Sacrament of Hospitality We Remember

Dennis Perrin 03/11/2007

Dick Drow 03/12/1991

Earl Toner 03/12/2005

Robert Hagen 03/13/1997

Fred Schneider 03/13/2004

Gerard Marier 03/13/2005

Raymond Mailhot 03/13/2006

Stephany Bond 03/14/1999

Carlos Mielgo 03/15/2008

James Shipp 03/16/1994

Charles Gruenberg 03/16/2004

Grant Ford 03/16/2019

Rainbow Candle Lit Today

In Memory of Dr Peter Cinelli

February 28, 2024

Sunshine Cathedral Staff

Eucharistic Intentions & Intercessions

9:00 Rev Kevin Tisdol /10:30 Rev Renwick Bell

One: Our hearts are set on God’s loving presence. Let us affirm our trust in God.

All: I believe in God, the Good, and in the message and mission of God’s anointed prophet, Jesus the Wayshower, who was born of Mary, suffered under Pontius Pilate, was executed for empowering the powerless and restoring the dignity of the marginalized, and yet he lives in our hearts and ministry. I believe in the omnipresent power of divine Love, in the Blessed Community, in the sacred value of all people, and in life without end. Amen.

9:00 Rev Kevin Tisdol /10:30 Rev Renwick Bell

Mother-Father God, we affirm blessings for all who are on the Cathedral’s prayer list and for all who are on our hearts. We trust you to lead, guide, and direct each of us in the ways of happiness, well-being, and right action. We pray for those who hold authority in the nations of the world that they may be guided by wisdom and motivated by a love of justice and peace. We pray for our departed loved ones, (+) let light perpetual shine upon them. 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

9:00 Rev Kevin Tisdol /10:30 Rev Renwick Bell

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

Rev Dr Anne Atwell & Rev Marian Cavagnaro

One: Referring to the Christian Mass, Thich Nhat Hanh said: “This piece of bread is the body of the whole cosmos. Look deeply and you notice the sunshine in the bread, the blue sky in the bread, the cloud and the great earth in the bread...What is not in a piece of bread? The whole cosmos has come together in order to bring to you this piece of bread. Eat it in such a way that you come alive, truly alive.”

One: The Apostle Paul wrote, “Is not the cup of blessing that we bless a participation in the life of Christ? And is not the bread that we break a participation in the body of Christ? Because there is one loaf, we who are many are one body; for we all partake of the one loaf.”

All: At the Last Supper, Jesus said, “When you share this feast, (+) remember me.”

In his name, we share grape and grain, love and life. Amen.

Sung Response

For bread before us broken, for wine before us poured, for words which you have spoken, we give you thanks, O Lord.

In prayer that we’ll be strengthened and be again restored, in faith that you will aid us, we seek your table, Lord.

Invitation to Communion

Rev Renwick Bell

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.”

Communion Song Be Still

Prayer of Thanksgiving

Rev Kevin Tisdol

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 Anne Atwell

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Final Song

Dwelling in Beulah Land

Far away the noise of strife upon my ear is falling; Then I know the pains of earth beset on ev’ry hand. Doubt and fear and things of earth in vain to me are calling;

none of these shall move me from Beulah Land.

I’m living on the mountain underneath a cloudless sky (praise God).

I’m drinking at the fountain that never shall run dry. O yes, I’m feasting on the manna from a bountiful supply, For I am dwelling in Beulah Land.

Viewing here the works of God, I sink in contemplation; hearing now a blessed voice, I see the way God planned. Dwelling in the Spirit here, I learn of liberation. Gladly will I tarry in Beulah Land.

I’m living on the mountain underneath a cloudless sky (praise God).

I’m drinking at the fountain that never shall run dry. O yes, I’m feasting on the manna from a bountiful supply, For I am dwelling in Beulah Land.

I’m living on the mountain underneath a cloudless sky (praise God).

I’m drinking at the fountain that never shall run dry. O yes, I’m feasting on the manna from a bountiful supply, For I am dwelling in Beulah Land.

Commissioning

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

All: Thanks be to God!

Postlude

Barbara Ramcharitar

FROM THE PASTOR’S DESK What WOULD Jesus Do?

By Rev. Dr. Durrell Watkins (Senior Minister, Sunshine Cathedral) Today, Jesus would probably do what he did in the First Century: he would preach the Realm of God message.

The word translated as Realm of God or kingdom of God really means empire and Jesus used “empire of god” ironically, over against Caesar’s empire.

The so-called Reign of God or Realm of God or Commonwealth of God was an imagined utopia where love and peace, harmony and fairness, goodwill and equity would be what such a world would look like. It’s a dream of a counter-culture in direct opposition to the ways of dominance, the ways of empire.

In this realm of God, which we are meant to be building all the time - always as an alternative to empire, domination, war, greed, and injustice - there would be healing, people wouldn’t be excluded or targeted because of their race, ethnicity, nationality, gender or sexual orientation. We would all be and see one another as equal citizens in the Realm of God (kin-dom, global family of God).

Now, Jesus never wrote anything, nothing is written about him that we have until 20 years after his death, the gospels that tell the most about him were written 40-90 years after his death. Very little was written about him by people who had actually met him. What we have is a figure shrouded in centuries of myth, but under all of that must have been a person so courageous, so compassionate, so concerned for the “least of these” that he threatened the status quo, and people felt the need to spin great yarns about him.

Any Jesus we discuss is largely a Jesus of our imaginations, but based on a prophetic healer who changed enough lives that they told stories of how his way could change the world.

The Jesus we are still trying excavate from the lore and legend would, it seems to me, still be about caring for the under cared for, touching the untouchable, loving the unloved, and challenging dominance with dreams of peace and justice-love. That’s certainly the Jesus I have embraced and am happy to share with you.

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.

CASA MONARCA – Join us Wednesday evenings for dinner and

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SunBurst Cathedral News

Sunshine Cathedral Weekly Financial Information

Financial Data Snapshot: 3 March 2024

Weekly Generosity Income Needed $12,043.96

Generosity Income Received $19,276.85

Our Abundance and/or (Need) $7,232.89

Per Capita Giving $47.48

SC Square Worship Services 335

SC Global Fellowship 183,469

People at SC Square (Weekly Avg) 6,000

Food Sharing Ministry - Total Reached 1030

Detailed information located at SunshineCathedral.org

Any questions email: Robert@SunshineCathedral.net

Donating to Sunshine Cathedral Venmo or CashApp

Venmo - @SunshineCathedral

CashApp - $SunshineCathedral

Text to Give - 954.399.7333

drinks at Casa Monarca (2980 N. Federal Hwy). Happy Hour menu available from 4:30 to close and a portion of Wednesday night profits are donated to Sunshine Cathedral!

BECOME AN EASTER LILY – The sponsors of our Easter programming are called Easter Lilies. Easter Lilies help us have a grand Easter celebration which also helps energize the ministries of the Sunshine Cathedral. Our Easter Lilies make special donations in memory or in honor of loved ones whose names are included in the Easter Sunday worship program. There are Easter Lily envelopes in the seat backs and an Easter Lily link is available on our website (https://app.easytithe.com/App/ Form/ba2d6515-21b4-479e-99c1-50c8f84ed90d). Those wishing to be Easter Lilies must make their commitment by Palm Sunday. For more info contact Rev. Dr. Robert Griffin (Robert@sunshinecathedral.org).

EVENSONG – Thursdays in Lent at 7 pm, we are offering a weekly prayer service that includes readings, moments of silence, candle lighting, and prayer choruses. We are offering this as a spiritual discipline for Lent. Join us for this profound and sensual prayer experience.

LOAVES & FISHES – Non-perishable food items are being collected on Sundays in Lent to help stock our food pantry that serves up to a thousand people many weeks.

LENT - the season of preparation that precedes Easter. It is said to last 40 days but Lent takes 46 days, because Sundays aren’t meant to be counted in Lent. Sunday is traditionally called “The Lord’s Day” because it is a celebration of Jesus’ resurrection, the legendary and poetic way of affirming that his purpose and place in our lives did not end at Golgotha, but rather, we experience him with us still in song, sermon, sacrament, scripture, and imagination. Since every Sunday is a little Easter, we omit them from the days of Lent. Subtract the 6 Sundays from Lent, and we are left with 40 days.

Lent is a time to renew spiritual practices or take them deeper. In the early church, preparation for baptisms (which would take place at Easter) could last a year. Lent is a shorter time of learning and recommitting to the path. It is a time for “alms-giving” (giving generously to church and charities), regular worship, and daily prayer.

Observing Lenten disciplines is a way to grow spiritually and to prepare for a renewal of Easter joy in your life.

SPIRITUAL RESUMÉ (by Emmet Fox)

Prayer is the cornerstone upon which the Truth teaching rests because it is [our] direct contact with God. From time to time, it behooves us to review the principles that make our prayers powerful.

1 Pray daily. In prayer, as in other human activities, practice makes perfect. Praying daily brings increased ability to pray successfully

2. Pray simply. If your prayers are becoming literary masterpieces, to that extent they are lacking in power.

3. Pray gently. In prayer, effort defeats itself. Remember that you are communing with God [who] does not have to be forced into a decision.

4. Pray with faith. Believe that the prayer that you are now making is the one that is being answered. 5. Affirm your good. You do not have to beg God to do something

6. Give thanks. Giving thanks for the good you expect from your prayer is really another indication of your faith in God and prayer. If there is a high road to demonstration, it is through praise and thanksgiving.

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 Tele-

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vision 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

March 10: Harriet Tubman (1820?-1913)—Abolitionist. Born into slavery, Tubman escaped to the North in 1849. In the next 10 years she made 19 trips into the South, leading 300 slaves to freedom. Soon she was known as ‘Moses.’ During the Civil War she served as a spy, scout, and nurse. Later she worked for the cause of women’s suffrage. She was a member of the AME Zion Church.

St. David of Wales (c. 500 – 589), the patron saint of Wales (also of vegetarians and poets), venerated in Anglican, Roman Catholic, and Eastern Orthodox traditions By tradition, died on March 1. A legend tells of a time he was preaching and a dove came to sit on his shoulder. Related to Welsh aristocracy. Canonized in 1123. At time of his death, it is said his monastery was filled with angels. His last sermon encouraged his congregation to be faithful in little things (“Do ye the little things in life” is a common Welsh saying still). He was bishop of Mynyw.

March 11: James Joseph Reeb (1927 - 1965) - minister and civil rights activist. Reed earned degrees from St. Olaf College, Princeton Theological Seminary, and Conwell School of Theology. He began his ministry as a Presbyterian hospital chaplain, but later resigned his credentials to become a Unitarian minister because he was impressed with the social justice focus of the more liberal religious tradition. In his new role he served as a YMCA youth director and later served as Assistant Minister of DC’s All Souls Church. Later he would move to Boston to work with the Metropolitan Housing Program focusing on desegregation. He participated in the Selma to Montgomery marches in 1965 where he was murdered by white segregationists. Three men were tried for his murder but were acquitted by an all-white jury. Reeb was married with 4 children and was only 38 years old when he was killed. President Johnson called his widow and Dr. King eulogized him at Brown Chapel in Selma.

March 14: Fannie Lou Hamer (1917-1977)—Prophet of freedom. Raised in a family of sharecroppers in rural Mississippi, Hamer rose up as a prophet to challenge the oppression of segregation and poverty. At the age of 45 she attended a civil rights rally and committed herself to the freedom movement. On several occasions she was arrested and beaten, but despite the dogs, fire hoses, clubs, and bombs she drew on her deep faith and vision of justice to challenge the powers of oppression. She died of breast cancer.

March 15: St. Longinus – Longinus is the name tradition gives to the unnamed Roman soldier who pierced Jesus’ sided with a spear during the Crucifixion. Tradition also holds that he became a follower of the way of Jesus.

March 16: Grant Lynn Ford (1939 – 2019) – Pentecostal Minister, Independent Catholic Bishop, Metropolitan Community Churches (MCC) Pastor, and Divine Science Minister. Bishop Ford had a talent for blending high church liturgy, charismatic enthusiasm, and New Thought teaching into a unified experience of celebration. He pastored the Sunshine Cathedral in Fort Lauderdale 22 years before retiring. He was succeeded by his hand-picked replacement, Rev. Dr. Durrell Watkins, another religious pluralist/liturgist/New Thought practitioner. Grant was a graduate of a Pentecostal bible college and a life-member of the International New Thought Alliance and held an honorary doctorate from Light University (later known as The Samaritan Institute). Sunshine Cathedral’s Grant Lynn Ford Prayer Garden is named for him.

Silent HelperS prayer MiniStry

WE PRAY FOR THE FOLLOWING...

Lenae; SD & KW; Vickey; Kevin & Kellie; Sharon; Dale; Charlie’s grandbaby; Anita; BK; Devon; Rodney; Ukraine; Israelis & Palestinians; those who are incarcerated;

Doug; Don & Mary Lou; Jason; Kay W.; Cynthia; Eadie; Jackie; Steve; Tim C.; Maricely; Tino; Mama Tullo; Lipi; Marie; Jenny (obm); Jean & Norma; Mitch; Rosa; Joe;

Lewis family; DonnaChristine; WL; Beth; Wendy; David; Jesus; Momena; Matt; Steve; Jason; Bill; Walter; Byron; Joe; John;

Bob H.; MM; Paul & his sister; Brian J.; Steven; Brad; Wes; 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:

For the love that enfolds these dear ones, for the hope that dwells within them, for the opportunities that are ever before them, for their innate dignity, resilience, and goodness, and for wells of peace from which they can always draw, we give thanks, Spirit of Life. May they each be happy and well. Amen.

Sunshine Cathedral Daily Prayer for 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."

by Rev. Dr. Durrell Watkins

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

Divine Science Federation

International Council of Community Churches

International New Thought Alliance

Metropolitan Community Churches

Sunshine Cathedral Programming

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

Sunshine Cathedral Partnership

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

Note:

Sunshine Cathedral is not liable for any vehicle incident, including acts of nature, while attending any events.

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The Cathedral Staff

1480 SW 9th Avenue

Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33315 954.462.2004

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Executive Leadership Team

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

Support Ministries Leaders

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

Sunshine Cathedral

Two Sunday morning services

9:00am & 10:30am (Live Broadcast)

Sunday 5:00pm in Second Life

1480 SW 9th Ave

Fort Lauderdale, FL 33315 954.462.2004

SunshineCathedral.org

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