May Vestry Notes

Betsy Pine opened in prayer. The Vestry approved a proposal, once two additional questions were answered to provide interim health insurance support for our Parish administrator.  Financially, St. Georges is on track, with pledge income aligned with budget, stable investment and rental income, and the capital campaign on track to cover other deferred maintenance projects. The utilities drive has also successfully helped offset expenses. Vestry reviewed follow-up items from last month’s retreat at Crossroads, including upgrades to church audio/streaming technology, implementation of a master ministry calendar, and expanded parish engagement efforts such as intergenerational events, Pride participation, and upcoming fellowship activities. Additional updates included ministry staffing changes, required vestry counter training, and plans to obtain quotes for parking lot repaving. Glen Hoffs closed in prayer.