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parish announcements


Lucky Ducky 50/50 Raffle is back for this year’s Fall Food Festival!
After the 10:00am service at Coffee Hour, Beth Tyson will be set up in the Navajo Room to help you adopt a ducky! She will also have a booth in the Fr. Greene Room throughout the festival. Every ducky has a number on the bottom, you pick your Duck(s) then Beth will take your name, $5 for each ducky or $20 for 5 duckies, and a phone number - so you do not need to be present at the drawing. On the day of the Festival, the Rector will blindly select a single Lucky Ducky at 1:30


Calling all cooks!
Have you decided what you will bring to the Fall Food Festival on Saturday, November 15? The casserole you always bring to pot luck suppers? The cookies you are famous for? Have you signed up on the volunteer sheet? Food containers and recipe cards are available in the Navajo Room. Fresh or frozen casseroles are needed in a variety of sizes. We need your help! Can’t cook? No problem----sign up to monitor the bouncy house or help with clean up. This is the WOSM’s yearly fun


All Saints Sunday
If you would like a loved one prayed for during All Saints Celebration on Sunday November 2, please contact Nicole Marie in the Church Office


Around St. Mary's
"A Time For Growth!" Laurie, VJ, Susan and Pat preparing our mailing! These two restored firetrucks were the same ones that battled the 1969 St. Mary’s fire!


Around St. Mary's
Dinner after our field trip to Christ Church in Philadelphia: Tom, Ellen, Jean, Erlis, John and Toni Tom, Ellen, Jean, Erlis, John and Toni Snapshot picture from our Staff Lunch at Minella's Diner: Gordon, our former (retired) Parish Administrator Janis, our volunteer editor Frank, Nicole Marie, Father Conor, Joan and Toshi. Absent: Masako.


FALL CLEAN-UP!
Fall Outdoor Clean-up Day Saturday, November 1st 10:00am - 2:oopm Spend a few hours helping to tidy and beautify our campus. Â Calling all volunteers to help rake leaves, prune bushes, remove branches, etc. Â If you have tools you prefer to use, bring them - but we will have plenty of tools on hand. We will also have a dumpster in the driveway for any yard waste, and any old, unnecessary items stored in the basement of the church. Lunch and snacks will be provided. Questions? C
Services at St. Mary's Episcopal Church
​Sundays 7:45 am & 10:00 am - - Thursday Healing 12 noon - -
Daily Office 9:30 am & 5:00 pm


FALL FOOD FESTIVAL
Save the Date! St. Mary's Annual Fall Food Festival is scheduled for Saturday, November 15, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Spiritual Formation October 19th 2025 Special Guests Christian and Viola Terwieschon Dietrich Bonhoeffer
Christian and Viola Terwiesch were born and raised in Germany, have lived in France, been in the United States for many years, and speak...


OktoberfestÂ
Bavarian Feast Dinner Saturday, October 18 at 6pm 25$/plate, BYOB, RSVP Required Join us for an evening celebrating German culture and food with a hearty 3-course meal lovingly prepared by Parishioners. Festivities will include music by Monica Ziglar and Gordon Turk, a German grace by Ellen Buerklin, Oktoberfest Trivia and a few communal growlers of Bald Birds Brewing special Marzen batch "Octo-Bird Fest" beer. Contact Jean Wetzel  with any questions or to make a reservation


Sunday Youth and Adult Class
On Sunday, October 26th We will continue studying excerpts from Lutheran theologian and Hitler antagonist Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s Letters And Papers From Prison. Everyone is welcome to attend, as we learn how Bonhoeffer’s message of love and compassion transcends his own century to illuminate our own.


St. Mary’s Book ClubÂ
The next meeting of the book club will take place on Wednesday, November 12 at Ellen's Buerklin's house. We will discuss Sir Arthur Conon Doyle's famous novel, The Hound of the Baskervilles. In December at Erlis Wickersham's house we will consider A Connecticut
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