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October 2, 2020
October-November Messenger
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Friday greetings, Grace-St. Luke’s! Hear ye! Hear ye! Read all about it! The October-November edition of The Messenger is available for download. This issue includes news from Outreach, Social Justice, Music, Athletics, Grace-St. Luke’s Episcopal School, Adult, Youth, and Children’s Formation, Stewardship, and more. You can download or read a copy online at gracestlukes.org/the-messenger . Sunday, October 4: Tune in at 9:15 a.m. for a 30-minute virtual formation offering followed by 10:30 a.m. worship, 5:30 p.m. prerecorded music concert, and 6 p.m. worship outdoors.
9:15 Formation: GSL Celebrates the Feast of St. Francis, Sunday, October 4. Tune in on Facebook & www.gracestlukes.org/sunday-morning for a Clergy Presentation by the Reverends Laura F. Gettys and Ollie V. Rencher commemorating the commitments of love, simplicity, care for the poor, and animals, commonly attributed to Francis, who prayed that we might become instruments of the peace of God for the world. 10:30 Worship, In Person or Livestream includes Virtual Blessing of the Animals. Online reservations are required by noon on Saturday, October 3, by following this link , for limited-capacity seating. We are unable to accommodate those who have not signed up in advance. For instuctions about how to prepare for coming, follow this link. For details about livestreaming on our website and Facebook Live , the worship service leaflet and more, click here . In observance of the feast of St. Francis of Assisi, the service will be enriched with special music, prayers, and a virtual blessing of the animals. For the names of your beloved living and departed animal companions to be offered aloud at the blessing, please email them to Receptionist & Ministry Associate Abby Huber today by noon. 5:30 Prerecorded Music Concert. Tune in at 5:30 p.m. to Facebook or YouTube for a musical concert. This Sunday’s prerecorded musical concert will be an organ recital by Dr. Patrick A. Scott featuring music for St. Francis Day: featuring movements from Saint-Saën’s Carnival for the animals and an improvisation on All Creatures of our God and King.