The goal was (to) make sure our service was maintained. We didn't want anything to fall through the cracks.

I just say skip the middle person. I'm the one that's going to make the change.

Being an entertainer, especially in times like these, is really a public service.

If we had more office space, we could have provided better service. We need to be able to more conveniently handle a large-scale disaster.

Hollingsworth supposedly sees the building as unsafe. The Vestry is also aware that Cleveland Clinic wants the property for their own expansion. The sale would benefit the diocese. This priest urged the Vestry to go public. They seem reluctant to do so. The parish is current on all assessments. While very small, the parish has a rooted history in the diocese and serves the poorest of the community in outreach. The parish was combined from two parishes to one community several years ago. Clark Grew treated the parish with great love and care. Hollingsworth is very unpredictable and seems to be offering solutions to a problem the vestry does not see as existing. The overwhelming confusion is that this revisionist bishop seems to be treading on one of the sacred cows of ECUSA -- racism.

They started alright but a couple of the baton changes could have been better. We have to keep working before making a final call on the final four.