Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Dallas Assembly
Episcopal Diocese of Dallas
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2Q10 CHAPTER DIRECTORS' MEETING
Theme: Back to the Basics This will be the second of four gatherings throughout 2010 to come together as Chapter Leaders and discuss how we can disciple men and youth, to help bring them into a closer relationship with Jesus Christ, through the ministry of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew. This 2nd Quarterly Meeting will focus on the Brotherhood basic disciplines of Prayer, Study & Service. We will hear from three different speakers and chapters on how these disciplines are taught and lived out in their lives. Presentations on the elements of Prayer, Study and Service will be provided by representatives from several chapters within the Diocese. Prayer - Don Waddington Don is a member of the St. Michael's and All Angels Chapter in Dallas. He retired in 1991 from a long career in newspaper advertising. After retirement he moved from New York back to Dallas, his hometown. Don is married with three grown children and eight grandchildren. He has been an active communicant of Saint Michael and All Angels for almost twenty years. Prior to that he and his wife had been very active at the Cathedral of St. Philip in Atlanta for many years, including a term as Junior Warden. Study - Malcolm Scott Malcolm Scott is a member of the
St. John's Chapter and is currently leading the men in a study of
Matthew using the Navigators' LifeChange study guide, as well as a
few study Bibles for historical and theological background. He is a
seminary graduate as well as a Christian college graduate. His basic
approach to Bible study is an historical / theological approach,
studying each book of the Bible as its own literary work which can
be unfolded by means of detailed study of its words, sentences,
paragraphs and sections, and with a view to its practical
significance for Christians in the modern world. He uses this
approach to Bible study because it provides the best and most
accurate way of coming to the ancient documents of the Christian
faith, which were written for God's people in times and places quite
different from those of today, and bringing out their meaning for
God's people in their own different contexts in today's diverse,
complex world. Service - Larry Browndyke, a member of the St. Luke's Chapter in Dallas. Larry Browndyke has been a member of St. Luke's Church for 44 years, serving 3 terms as vestry member. He is currently the Acolyte Master, Master of Ceremonies, Chalice Bearer and a founding member of Brotherhood Chapter, and serves as the Director. Larry has a BBA from SMU where he also played 4 years of varsity baseball. He spent 4 years as a Naval Supply Officer aboard a ship, and for the past 20 years leasing real estate, for a total of 40 years in sales and marketing. A "heavy" continental breakfast will be provided and the dress is casual. Please make plans to attend and mark the date on your calendar.
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