A Requiem Mass 
for 
Emily Button Russell 
April 8,1906 - July 7, 2006 
Rite II 
Soofc of Common Prayer (BCPJ Red Book Hymnal 82 Blue Book 
Prelude 
The Entrance Anthems {AH stand as you are able) 
Hymn 287 "For all the Saints" 
Prayers for the Deceased and Bereaved 
Liturgy of the Word (Sit for readings-stand for hymns) 
The Old Testament Lesson 
Psalm 23 
The New Testament Lesson 
Gospel Hymn 664 My shepherd will supply my need" 
Gospel 
BCP 491 
Sine Nomine 
BCP 493 
Eulogy 
The Apostles Creed 
Prayers of the People 
The Peace (The people greet each other with Gods peace) 
The Offertory Sentence 
Offertory Hymn 528 Lord, you give the great commission" 
The Great Thanksgiving 
Eucharistic Prayer D 
Commemoration of the Dead 
Sanctus 
Wisdom 3:1-5,9 
BCP 476 
1 Corinthians 15:50-58 
Resignation 
John 14:1-6 
The Rev. Billy Alford 
BCP 496 
BCP 480 
BCP 376 
Abbots Leigh 
BCP 361 
BCP 372 
BCP 361 
The Lords Prayer 
Breaking of the Bread 
Ministration of Communion 
Communion Hymns 691 My faith looks up to thee 
671 "Amazing Grace" 
The Post Communion Prayer for the Departed 
The Dismissal 
The Closing Hymn 482 "Lord of all hopefulness 
The Closing Anthems 
BCP 364 
Olivet 
New Britain 
BCP 498 
Slane 
BCP 500 
Kneeling, **Standing or Kneeling 
Emily was a former member of the Vestry, Lay Reader, Song Leader 
and a member of the Womens Club of this parish. 
o. Il^0ffl0wersthe family has requested that memorials be made to 
St. Albans Episcopal Church Endowment Fund, 2321 Lumpkin Road 
Augusta, GA 30906. 
A reception will be held in the parish hall immediately following this 
service. 
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A warm welcome is extended to all. If you are unfamiliar with the 
worship customs of our parish, we invite you to participate as fully as 
you can. If this parish community can be of any particular assistance to 
you, please let us know. 
All baptized Christians are invited to receive communion. The custom in 
this parish is to receive the bread in the palm of the right hand as it rests 
in the palm of the left hand. The wine is received either by drinking from 
winpC^e.r al!W!n9 the chalice bearert0 mtinct (diP the bread into the 
wine and place it into your mouth.) 
The Liturgy for the Dead 
The liturgy for the dead is an Easter liturgy. It finds all of its meaning in 
the resurrection. Because Jesus was raised from the dead, we too shall 
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The liturgy therefore, is characterized by joy, in the certainty that neither 
death, nor life, nor angels, nor principalities, northings present nor 
. come "or powers nor he'9ht. nor depth, nor anything else in 
all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God in Jesus 
Christ our Lord. 
This joy, however does not make human grief unchristian. The very love 
ZSZl T 6aC . 'he[ChrlSt brings deeP sorrow w we are purled 
by death. Jesus himself wept at the grave of his friend. So while we 
rejoice that one we love has entered into the nearer presence of our 
Lord, we sorrow in sympathy with those who mourn. 
The Book of Common Prayer 
St. Albans Episcopal Church 
2321 Lumpkin Road 
Augusta, Georgia 30906 
Voice (706) 798-1482 FAX (706) 798-8720 
stalbansaugusta@bellsouth.net 
The Right Rev. Henry I. Louttit, Jr., Bishop of Georgia 
The Right Rev. Charles Keyser, Assisting Bishop of Georgia 
The Rev. Billy Alford, Rector 
The Rev. Rosalyn Panton, Deacon 
Ms. Judith Fennell Ruffin, Organist 
Ms. Janet Ellsworth, Parish Administrator 
Members of the Vestry 
Ms. Elena Gregory, Senior Warden 
Ms. Joyce Brown, Junior Warden 
Ms. Liv Borders, Treasurer 
Mr. Thomas Lockhart, Ms. Heidi Terrell 
Ms. Shirley Lockhart, Ms. Annie Isaac 
Ms. Doris Dove Mr. Peter Johnson 
Ms. Joan Beiker 
Sunday Services Holy Eucharist 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. 
Wednesdays Holy Eucharist 7:00 p.m. 
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