Acolytes and families, don't forget that THIS Sunday (October 24th) we will be holding a full-acolyte meeting with training, and, yes, lunch at 12:45 p.m. We look forward to seeing you there!

We will be celebrating All Saints' Day on November 7th. If you have family members or friends you would like remembered, please compete the card sent to you this week and place it in the offering plate or return to the church office by Tuesday, November 2nd.

Starting November 10th, and continuing each second Wednesday of the month thereafter, St. George’s parish family is invited to Evening Prayer and Potluck Dinner!

Please join us for some great food and fellowship! We will be working around choir practices and YOUTH GROUP!

Details of the evening:

• 5:00 PM – St. Gabriel's Youth Choir Rehearsal

• 5:30 PM – Evening Prayer

• 6:00 PM – Potluck Dinner (please label ingredients of the food you bring for those with allergies!)

• 6:45 – 8:00 PM – St. George's Adult Choir Rehearsal and YOUTH GROUP

Please plan to stay for fellowship until 8:00 pm, if you’d like, even if not attending choir or youth group. We are looking to provide some discussions, speakers, etc in the future with childcare provided. Details on that addition to follow...

Please come and enjoy time together!

 9:00 – Emily Welker (c), Sophie Welker (b)

11:00 – Joshua Stein (c), Becca Stein (b)

Altar: Cindy Lindquist, Karla Probert, Susan Spencer, Ann Spruill, Katie Williams

Care of Linens: Linda Vandezande, Celia Wenger

 9:00 - Jennifer Thomas, Patsy Suttles

11:00 - Deb Miller, Steve Castle

 8:00 - MeLissa Rocco

 9:00 - Mark Smith

11:00 - Sarah Stonestreet

Ken Emery

 8:00 - Karol Roe, Reb Williams

 9:00 - Andy & Cindy Lindquist, Doug Tomerlin, Ann Miller

11:00 - Frederick & Lisa Stein, Robert Barnsbee, Harvey Beyer

with Karla Probert

Bishop Alpha Hall

with Sunday School Teaching Staff

 Undercroft

with David Eaton and Mark Smith

Youth Room in the Undercroft

shall outweigh the whole world" (Russian proverb)

This week we will talk generally about the form and purpose of this lecture series, define what is "classic" or "essential" Christian literature, and then specifically explore The Dream of the Rood, an Old English lyric, the earliest dream poem, and considered one of the "finest religious poems in the English language". (We may even listen to a snippet of the poem read in Old English -- spoiler alert: it's not really "English"!)

Some of the questions I'll be asking YOU:

Men's Bible Study meets on the second and fourth Saturday of each month.

Therefore, the men meet TOMORROW, Saturday, October 23rd, at 9:00 a.m. to discuss the Gospel According to Luke, specifically covering chapter 9.

Looking ahead, the November schedule of meetings will be Saturday, November 13th and 27th, both at 9:00 a.m.

If you have questions, contact Curt Emery: cemery156@aol.com | 719-433-8426.

We meet at St. George's on the second and fourth Saturday morning of each month. The next meeting will be held TOMORROW, Saturday, October23rd at 9:00 a.m., in which "week two" will be discussed. Our group coincides with St. George's men's group, so bring your husbands. Complimentary childcare is provided, so bring your children, too!

We are currently studying the Book of Proverbs, using "Proverbs: A 12-Week Study by Lydia Brownback," to help lead us in the discussion.

For questions concerning this study group, please reach out to Sue Ann Jennings at 719-660-8160, Sueann@PinnacleDentistryCO.com, or LTCSUE@hotmail.com.

Beginning in November, we will explore Bishop N.T. Wright’s “Book of Genesis,” a video series with focus on God's Purpose, Promise, Presence, and Provision.

Please email Lisa Stein (LisaCastleStein@yahoo.com) if you would like to join us or have any questions!

Winnie Winnard

Altar flowers were given to the Glory of God in loving memory of Christine R. Castle, by her family.