october 2013 - the chalice from st. francis' episcopal church - eureka, mo

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Holy Eucharist

Sunday service is at 10 a.m. at

616 Stockell Drive, Eureka, MO.

Office: 210 S. Central Avenue, Eureka,

MO 63025

Phone: 636-938-3733

Website: www.StFrancisEureka.com

Vicar

The Rev. Sally S. Weaver

Phone Numbers:

Cell: 314-651-3836

Home: 636-938-7773

Bishops Committee: Sue Schmidt,Sr. Warden, Judy Cody, Jr. Warden;

Bob Champlin; Paddy Wrob; MichaelBooker; Richard Mayfield; Jack Lau-

less; Jim Bowlin, Jackie Selle,Dan Card

Suzanne Jones, Treasurer

Convention Delegates: MichaelWeaver, Annette Carr

Alternate: Kyra Jordan

Annual Meeting

An Annual Meeting is held each year atthe end of January at which new

Bishops Committee and Convention

Delegates are elected.

St. Francis Episcopal Church is a mis-

sion of the Episcopal Diocese of Mis-

souri.

The Chaliceis the newsletter of St.

Francis Episcopal Church, Eureka, and

is published at least 10 times per year.

Submissions for The Chalice are

due approximately the 20th of each

month and may be

e-mailed to the Officeat

[email protected].

The Chalice

St. Francis Episcopal Church

Eureka MO

O c t o b e r 2 0 1 3

Pastors Corner

The Church can represent a variety of organizations Protestant,

Catholic, denominational, nondenominational. Whats meant is that

people we trusted as representatives of Christ betrayed us in some

way.

Almost every churchgoing Christian has been treated badly

by people in their church at various times in their lives. Churchgo-ers are first and foremost human beings. And human beings do stu-

pid and hurtful things. Hence, the need to be in church, confessing

sin and seeking forgiveness.

When a person is hurt by clergy or a Diocesan group, the

blow is even more severe and difficult to recover from. We expect

our ordained leadership and our Church institution to represent

Christ if not perfectly, at least faithfully. And when we perceive

that this is not the case, its painful and disturbing.

Both recently and over the years, St. Francis has discerned

among our members a call to ordained ministry. We, as a congrega-

tion, have said yes. And weve been distressed, angry, and hurt

when the Diocese has said no. Why is there a disconnect? What

is being done about it?

Bishop Smith has convened a group to look at the entire

process of discerning a call to ordained ministry. The group com-

prises members from the Commission on Ministry, including our

parishioner Michael Booker; the Board of Examining Chaplains;and the Board of the Episcopal School for Ministry. When

Continued on next page

Ive been hurt by the Church.

Weve all heard people express this senti-

ment. Perhaps weve said it ourselves.

Different words may have been used. And


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Here is the schedule of offerings at the Adult Forum on Sundays from

11:40 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. for the next several months. The complete Adult Forumcalendar is on our website at www.stfrancisereka.comselect

Christian Education/Formation, Adults.

2013

Oct 6 "A Place at the Table"Oct 13 Oxfam World Food Day

Oct 20 Minor Prophets, Part 1

Oct 27 Minor Prophets, Part 2

Nov 3 The Twelve Steps

Nov 10 Consecration Sunday

Nov 17 Fair Trade Food

Nov 24 Diocesan Convention

Dec 1 Vicar's Forum

Dec 8 Engaging in a Holy Advent

Dec 15 How to be a Welcoming Church

Dec 22 Something Silly

Adult

Forum

Calendar


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Upcoming Events

Barn Party!Yall come on over to the Schmidts house for their annual Bonfire and Barn Party. This is

a great get-together with food, fiddlers and fun. There are activities for the kids and live musicand plenty of time for visiting with old and new friends. Sue and John live within a 15 -minute

drive south of church, and maps will be provided at church. Here are the details:

When: Saturday, October 12th, starting at 6:00 p.m. When you come and how long you stay is up

to you!

Where: Sue and John Schmidts house, 7915 Jim Weber Road, Eureka

Youll Find: Hot dogs & fixins , beer, soda, lemonade or cider (depending on the temperature

that day!) Live music. Fun stuff for the kids.

Please Bring: Covered dish, fancy drinks if you like those, jacket or sweater, and a flashlight. It

is dark walking back to your car!!


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Michael and Timothy Booker in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof

Michael and Timothy Booker will appear in Jefferson Col-

leges production of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. The play is a clas-

sic of American theatre, but contains adult themes and language.

If you are interested in attending the play, please contact Michael

Booker and hell have tickets waiting for you at the box office.

The performance times are as follows:

Thursday, October 10, 10:00 AM

Friday, October 11, 8:00 PM

Saturday, October 12, 8:00 PM

Sunday, October 13, 2:00 PM

The Church can represent avariety of organizations

Protestant, Catholic, denomi-

national, non-

Crop Walk Oct 13

Join in the 2013 St. Louis Metro Crop Hunger Walk:

Sunday, Oct 13

Registration begins at 12:30 p.m. A brief program starts

the walk at 1:30 p.m.

Eden Theological Seminary, 475 E. Lockwood Ave., Webster Groves

There are 1- and 3-mile routes. End hunger one step at a time.

More info/registration: 314-395-5826 www.cwsglobal.org

Youth Group Oct 16

All teens, near-teens, and their friends are invited to Pastor Sallys house:

Wed., Oct 16

7:15 p.m.

2575 Sunrise Dr., Eureka

Well watch the movie Lars and the Real Girl, snack, and chat.

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Test Drive Sunday Update

On Sep 8, St. Francis held Test Drive Sunday, where we in-

vited folks to come kick the tires and take us for a spin. We had 18 visi-

tors that day. And we had 4 visitors the following Sunday. Eight of our

Test Drive Sunday visitors have joined St. Francis Church. Kudos to all who worked so hard

to make this happen. Vroom, vroom!

Our Music Director Paul Ullrich

October 6 is Paul Ullrichs first Sunday as St. Francis Music Director. Paul lives in Ditt-

mer. He has extensive experience as an organist and choir director. Most recently he played for

the Christian Science Church in Godfrey, IL. Paul sang tenor with the St. Louis Symphony Cho-

rus for 4 years. Hes sung and played for United Methodist, United Church of Christ, RomanCatholic, and Episcopal Churches. We welcome Paul!

November Book Group

The Beautiful Mystery by Louise Penny

Readers: For a really great time with your friends from church, just do two things: Read The

Beautiful Mystery by Louise Penny; mark your calendar for6:30 p.m., Thursday, November 14st

at the Parish House. Youre set!

This will be the first book in the mystery genre that St. Francis book lovers have read to-

gether. The mystery in the title refers not to the unfortunate murder of a monk that could only

have been committed by another monk. It refers to the beautiful mystery of near-perfect Gregor-

ian Chant, performed as worship by the monks of an isolated monastery in rural Quebec. Yes, one

of the holy men, devoted to worship of God, is a murderer. But which one? How will we know?

If this story seems familiar, it might be because it was used in a sermon at St. Francis,

preached by the Rev. Dr. Warren Crews this past summer. The book is fascinat-

ing, fast paced, and full of intrigue, even set in this quiet, isolated, peaceful abbey.

The book is full of wonderful characters, moral issues, and looks at good and evil.

Well have a great conversation.

Easy copies at Amazon.com, (hardback, paperback, audio and Kindle) aswell as at St. Louis County Library. All are welcome. Give yourself a treat: read, enjoy, talk.


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October Birthdays

Dan Merideth, 10/14

October Anniversaries

George Vits & Paddy Wrob, 10/3

Donna & Joe Bernert, 10/9

Jackie & Kevin Selle, 10/19

Carly & Bob Champlin, 10/29

Have we missed an important date for

you or your family?

Make sure the Parish

Administrator has all the

important dates for you in the church

records.

Our Childrens Reflections on

God and the Gospel

Concerning money

Whatever people are going to

do with their money they should

do with their money.

We shouldnt judge them. I

want what I want when I want

it.

I like Abe Lincoln. But I dont

like John Wilkes Booth.

What do we like about being human?

It doesnt matter if were Black

or White.

One person is their self and

theres not another exactly like

them.

Some might be mighty rulers.

Some might be peasants.

What do sheep eat?

Sheeps eat hamburgers. And

eyeballs.

Sheeps eat hair. And sunglasses.

Draw something that if you lost it, it

would be really sad until you found it.

Sea lion and two cats

A snake, a rattlesnake. The rat-

tles pink.

Two cats, Remy and Simon

My family

Kids korner


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Preparing for Sunday

The homepage of our website,

www.StFrancisEureka.com, now contains the icon

shown here. Clicking on this icon brings up theBible readings for the up-

coming Sunday. Not only

can you read the Scriptures

appointed, theres a brief ex-

planation of each passage.

This is a good and easy way

to prepare for what youll

hear at Sunday morning wor-

St. Francis Spiritual Offerings

during the Week

Mondays from 5:30-6:15 p.m. at the par-

ish house (210 S. Central) we gather for

prayer. We pray for the people of St. Fran-

cis, those who havent joined us yet, those

on our prayer list, the needs of our commu-

nity, and the world. We close each session

at 6:05-6:15 p.m. with New Zealand Night

Prayer.

Thursdays at 7 p.m. and Fridays at 10

a.m. at the Parish House (210 S. Central)

we study the Bible readings appointed for

the upcoming Sunday.

Tom & John Sons of Paddy Wrob

John Father of Kathleen McDonald

Jennifer

Dora Aunt of Michael Weaver

Rita Mother of Michael Weaver

Paula Parishioner

Margie Sylvia Ahmads neighbor

Bob Brother of Barb Sacco

Nathan Grandson of George Vits

Bob Jim Eckhardts friend

Ed Arlene Underwoods friend

Lisa Daughter of George Vits

Marilyn Friend of Paddy Wrob

Heather Judy Codys daughter

Xavier Friend of Michael Weaver

Christine Scherrfamily

Co-worker of Barb Sacco

Tim Phillips Friend of parish

Deaconess Anne

House internsFriends of the Diocese

Laura Parishioner

Stephanie Sister-in-law of Bob and Jerry

Smith

Tom Uncle of Bob Smith

Prayer List

October Calendar &

Worship Schedule

The deadline for the November

newsletter, calendar & worship schedule is

October 25th. Items not received by that

date may not make the publication. If you

have items for any of these publications,

please send or e-mail to Beth Koch in theparish office ([email protected]).
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Consecration Sunday Is Coming

Congregations that approach financial stewardship from a biblical perspective do not viewthe money Christians give to their church merely as a way to pay its bills. Rather, such congrega-tions see financial contributions as a way to help people grow spiritually in their relationship withGod by supporting their churchs mission and ministry with a percentage of their incomes.

Our congregations finance committee has selected theNewConsecration Sunday Steward-ship Program as a way to teach the biblical and spiritual principles of generous giving in our stew-

ardship education emphasis this year.

New Consecration Sunday is based on the biblical philosophy of the need of the giver togive for his or her own spiritual development, rather than on the need of the church to receive. In-stead of treating people like members of a social club who should pay dues, we will treat peoplelike followers of Jesus Christ who want to give unselfishly as an act of discipleship.NewConse-cration Sunday encourages people toward proportionate and systematic giving in response to the

question, What percentage of my income is God calling me to give?

During morning worship on Consecration Sunday, we are asking our attendees and mem-bers to make their financial commitments to our churchs missionary, benevolent, and educational

ministries in this community and around the world.

Every attendee and member who completes anEstimate of Giving Carddoes so voluntarilyby attending morning worship on Consecration Sunday. We urge people to attend who feelstrongly opposed to completing a card. The procedure is done in such a way that no one feels per-

sonal embarrassment if he or she chooses not to fill out a card.

We will do no home solicitation to ask people to complete cards. During morning worshipour guest leader will conduct a brief period of instruction and inspiration, climaxed by members

making their commitments as a confidential act of worship.

We will encourage participation in Consecration Sunday events through the ConsecrationSunday team and Bishops Committee members. Since we will make no follow-up visits to ask

people to complete their cards, we will make every effort to inform, inspire, and commit everyone

to attend Consecration Sunday worship.

Thanks in advance for your enthusiastic participation in Consecration Sunday events.

Senior Warden,

Sue Schmidt


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Highlights of the Bishops

Committee Meeting

Sunday, September 15th

Members Present: Pastor Sally Weaver; Senior Warden Sue Schmidt; Treasurer Suzanne Jones;Michael Booker; Bob Champlin; Judy Cody; Jack Lauless, Richard Mayfield; Dan Card; Paddy

Wrob; Jackie Selle, Clerk.

Opening business

Mike Booker opened the meeting with a prayer.

Temperature check

Vicars Report

Minutes from the August meeting were approved unanimously. Bob Champlin moved to ac-

cept and Jack Lauless seconded.

Test Drive Sunday was very successful; several visitors have returned and more new visitors

came today.

Lynn Wickberg has begun childrens worship and will be attending meetings as she learns

about being a pastor.

Sally and Kevin Broom will meet this week to discuss the next step on the strategic plan.

The youth group will begin meeting socially once a month at Sallys house.

The diocesan budget draft for 2014 is out and we are scheduled to receive $15,000.

Kathleen expressed thanks to the BC for the support as she has engaged in the discernmentprocess, even though she was not approved to move forward. She plans to continue to be

actively involved with St. Francis.

Treasurers report

July and August financials are now available.

We are currently down in terms of pledge income. The plan is to prepare quarterly statements

for September so everyone can see how close they are to being on track for meeting their pledge.

Sally has used her annual amount for professional development to secure a place for the trip to

Jerusalem next year.

We are still operating within budget.

Michael Booker moved that we accept the financial reports pending auditor approval. Judy Cody

seconded. The motion passed.

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Additional Business

Tutoring Update: Kevin Selle provided a brief overview of the St. Francis community

tutoring program and highlighted the recent growth in the number of students served as well asthe frequency.Michael Booker moved that the Selles pursue developing a plan for growing the

ministry. Rich Mayfield seconded. The motion passed unanimously.

Sue Schmidt and Judy Cody asked what the process is for sharing information with theparish when necessary. They were concerned that information was not shared in a timely man-ner when Della Hosutts father passed away earlier this week. We do have a system in place for

sharing information electronically and to call those without email addresses.

Miechael Booker expressed his pleasure at the visitors coming for Test Drive Sunday.

Closing business

Temperature check.

Closing prayer offered by Sue Schmidt.

Try It For Free! No Coupons Required

Have you ever wanted to try one of the Episcopal School of Ministry (ESM) courses every-

one is excited about, but youre not ready to commit to the time, money and workload for a full

course? Your gift is here! The ESM invites you to any or all of a series of lectures on the Old

Testament. The topics, speakers, and dates are explained below. Each lecture follows a commu-

nity Eucharist and lunch, to which you are invited as well, if youd like a fuller experience ofESM. Lecture and Eucharist (of course!) are free; there is a slight charge for a yummy lunch. If

you would like to go to any of these call or email Kathleen McDonald and she will make a reser-

vation for you. Come! Eat, Pray, Learn.

Saturday, October 26th 1:00 Ben Asen Prophets and Prophecy

How they were understood in biblical times and how they can best be understood in the

contemporary church. Ben Asen a renowned lecturer, is Associate Professor of Old Testament at

St. Louis University. In addition to teaching Old Testament at SLU, Ben also edits the Theology

Digest.

Saturday, December 7th 1:00 George Boudreau

How did our Scriptures receive their final shape? George will lecture and lead conversa-

tion about The Later Prophets, the Exile, and Post-exilic Writings. Dean of Students and Assistant

Professor of Biblical Studies (Hebrew Scriptures) at Aquinas Institute of Theology, George takes a

particular interest in liberation theology and how reading in front of the text opens us to new

possibilities in understanding the Bible.


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Community Projects of Interest

Harvest Moon Fun Run to Benefit Eureka Food Pantry

Join the Harvest Moon Run 5k/Kid's Fun Run on Saturday eve-

ning, October 19th in Route 66 Park. Kid's run at 6:00 p.m. 5k at 7:00

p.m. Post party with music and food in Kircher Park. Free headlamp and

long sleeve t-shirt guaranteed to those registering by October 11th. We

also need volunteers to make this run a success!!

See www.harvestmoonrun.org for information and registration or

call Julie Wood at 636-938-5233.

Eureka Food Pantry Needs

The Food Pantry is serving

more and more families each week

and are in desperate need of toilet-

ries (tooth paste, tooth brushes, tis-

sue, toilet paper, etc.) as well as per-

sonal hygiene products for women.

Food stamps do not cover anything

that is not edible, thus the need for

these items.

As far as actual food, Cheer-

ios and their generic equivalent

along with all types of dry cereal are

very popular and always needed.


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Consider This:A Time for Every Season

For everything there is a season, and a time for every matter under

heaven: a time to be born, and a time to die; a time to plant, and a time to pluck up

what is planted; a time to kill, and a time to heal; a time to break down, and a time

to build up; ... Ecclesiastes 3

Now is the time for us to harvest the last of our tomatoes. Now is the time to

share them among ourselves and with the clients of the Eureka food pantry. Now is

the time for our gardens to lie fallow, restoring energy, preparing to grow food for us

in the spring. Now is the time to give thanks to God for the bounty of this season,

for good healthy food that we can share with our neighbors.

Perhaps now is also the time to turn our food-growing attentions to those

whose hunger is never-ending, the families whose perpetual hunger is a sort of col-

lateral damage in the wars of poverty, of politics, of oppression.

In adult forum during the next two weeks hunger and social justice will be the

topic of our learning and of our conversation. October 6th, Pastor Sally will lead us

through a viewing of the film A Place at the Table, which focuses on hunger in

America. October 13th, Steve Strathearn and I will lead our fourth annual lunch dis-

cussion around Oxfams World Hunger Day.

Perhaps what well be doing on those two days is planting seeds of under-

standing that will grow into actions in our community and in the world, actions that

will help to end the endless battle against hunger. Perhaps well find those seeds

have already been planted and need only a booster of compassion to grow into ac-

tions of real social justice.

Knowing that God wants us to care for all of Gods creation, care especially

for those in need, this season could be for us a flowering of the time for every pur-

pose under heaven.

Kathleen McDonald
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Recipe submitted by Sylvia Ahmad


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St. Francis At Work

137 pairs of shoes collected from St. Francis for Shoeman Project

Weve Outgrown Our

Tutoring Space Yeah!

Our tutoring program

has become so successful thatwe have outgrown our useable

space at the parish house. Ef-

fective, Wednesday, October

9th, we will be tutoring at the

Masonic Lodge at the same

time, 6:30 to 8:00 PM.

As our program contin-

ues to grow, we are in need of

more tutors. Speak to JackieSelle for further information.

A Bit of Humor

A tiger was walking through the jungle one day and saw two men relaxing under a tree.

One was reading a newspaper, and the other was working feverishly on a manual typewriter.

The tiger leapt on the man with the newspaper, and ate him up. The tiger did not bother

the other man at all. Thats because any predator knows that readers digest but writers cramp.

Eureka Days Parade


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St. Francis at Play

Feeding hummingbirds in theBernerts yard


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Worship Participant Schedule October, 2013

Ministry 6-October 13-October

20-October

27-October

Sacristan Rich Mayfield Jim Eckhardt Rich Mayfield Jim Eckhardt

Lectors Michael BookerTimothy Booker

KathleenMcDonald

Paddy Wrob

Barb SaccoSusan Meyer

Kristie LenzenBob Smith

Intercessors Michael Booker

Sue Schmidt

Paddy Wrob

Michael Booker

Susan Meyer

Kevin Selle

Kristie Lenzen

Bob Smith

Chalice KathleenMcDonald

Michael Booker Barb Sacco Kevin Selle

Acolyte Kevin Selle Rich Mayfield Jerry Smith Kyra Jordan

Altar Guild Jerry Smith Linda DoolittleSue Schmidt

Linda DoolittleSue Schmidt

Jerry Smith

Usher Bob Smith John Schmidt Rich Mayfield Jim Eckhardt

Tellers Suzanne Jones& Bob Smith

Bob ChamplainJim Eckhardt

A. UnderwoodRich Mayfield

Jim EckhardtSuzanne Jones

Hospitality/Coffee Hour

Sue Schmidt KathleenMcDonald

Steve Strathern(Ox Fam)

Worship Attendance2012 2013

15 Pentecost 54 43

16 Pentecost 47 70

17 Pentecost 58 58

18 Pentecost 52 58


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St. Francis In-Depth

If you would like more details about St. Francis finances, the Bishops

Committee meetings, and the Vicars activities, please see the bulletin board in the

lower level of the Lodge. There you will find two months worth of:

Bishops Committee meeting minutes

Monthly financial reports

Treasurers commentary

Vicars activity reports

Financial UpdateAugust 2013

August 2013

Budgeted for

August

YTD 2013

Actual

YTD 2013

Budget

Total Income $ 7,253 $ 10,061 $ 83,645 $ 80,488

Total Expenses 11,417 9,848 85,544 81,382

Difference ($ 4,164) $ 213 ($ 1,909) ($ 894)

Checking AccountRockwood Bank $ 18,193

Balance in Diocesan Investment Trust 10,105Custodial account held by the Diocese 29,751Vicars Discretionary Account 73Total $ 58,122

If you have further questions, talk to the Vicar. Pastor Sally values input and is happy to have a conversa-

tion at any time about St. Francis.

Prayer for St. Francis

We pray for the witness, renewal, and growth of our parish family. Living

God, infuse us with your love. Enable us to proclaim the good news of Je-

sus Christ to all whom we meet through our actions, our thoughts, our

words. Make St. Francis' Church a place of invitation and welcome, a safe


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October, 2013

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

110 am Al-

Anon

2

Office Closed

12:30 pm

Crafternooners

6:30 pm Tu-

3

6:45 pm AA

7 pm Bible

Study

4

10 am Bible

Study

5

7 am AA

1 & 2 pm Pet

Blessing at

Masonic

Lodge

610 am Holy

Eucharist

Feast of St.

Francis

11:40 am

Vicars Forum

6 pm Al Anon

Parish House

7

5:30 pm

Prayer Group

6:30 pm. Wor-

ship & Music

Committee

8

10 am Al-

Anon

9Office

Closed

12:30 pm

Crafternooners

6:30 pm Tu-

toringMa-

sonic Lodge

10

6:45 pm AA-

house

7pm Bible

Study

11

10 am Bible

Study5 pm Epis

Youth-John

Burroughs &

St. Peters

12

7 am AA

9:30 am Invi-

tational minis-

try

6 pm Schmidt

Barn Party

131

0 am Holy

Eucharist

Rite II

11:40 am

Adult Forum

6 pm Al Anon

-Parish House

14

5:30 pm

Prayer Group

10:30 a.m.

Exec. Comm

Mtg.

15

10 am Al-

Anon

6 pm Market-

ing & Com-

munications

Comm

16Office

Closed

12:30 pm

Crafternooners

6:30 pm Tu-

toringLodge

7:15 pm

Youth Grp @

Pastor Sallys

17

6:45 pm AA

7 pm Bible

Study

18

10 am Bible

Study

19

7 am AA

9:30 am Invi-

tational minis-

try

2010 am

Holy Eucha-

ristRite II

11:40 am

Adult Forum

12:30 pm

Bishops

Committee

1-4 pm Howl-

O-Ween

6 pm Al Anon

-Parish

21

5:30 pm

Prayer Group

22

10 am Al-

Anon

23

Office Closed

12:30 pm

Crafternooners

6:30 pm Tu-

toring

Masonic

Lodge

24

6:45 pm AA,

7 pm Bible

Study

25

Chalice

deadline

10 am Bible

Study

26

7 am AA

9:30 am Invi-

tational minis-

try

10 am Metro

IV meeting

Good Shep-

herd

27

10 am Holy

Eucharist

Rite II11:40 am

Adult Forum

6 pm Al Anon

28

5:30 pm

Prayer Group,

parish house

29

10 am Al-

Anon

30

Office Closed

12:30 pm

Crafternooners6:30 pm Tu-

toring

Masonic

31

6:45 pm AA

7 pm BibleStudy

Unless otherwise indi-

cated, all Sunday wor-

ship services and other

events will be at the

Masonic Lodge and all

weekday events will be

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