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1 314 S. Spruce Street Spokane, WA All Saints Gather Monthly Newsletter October 2013 Pastor s Message 1 My daughter, Bekah, gets married in a couple days. Wow another milestone reached, all our children are married off and definitely on their own now. Don t get me wrong it s a good thing, I love all our sons and daughter in-law and other in-laws the wedding has given me occasion to remember what it was like having children at home. May have been the best time of Laurel s and my life, of course our children won t remember it that way, for them a lot of it would be a confusing and vague memory. They are now in process of having those good memories with their kids and I suppose they may feel the same way I do someday in years! What I am trying to get to here is the idea that we live in a world of continuity of community. We have families of varying sorts, fathers, mothers, children, nieces; nephews etc. and we live in relationship to communities of other people, friends, other community members, other people in the world etc. It s what makes the world go round as they say. We all live and perceive things differently and it is in our recognition and acceptance of these differences that we can be more or less productive parts of the community. When we try to project or impose our ways of perception on others, we get off track and into trouble. For example: My perception of the recent dispute in town over the lingerie baristas. It s been on the news for last couple days, folks protesting and coffee shop owners defending themselves. I really don t have an opinion on that particular issue since it doesn t affect me, I understand both sides and all, but here is what REALLY frosts me; 200 people turn out at a city council meeting to make themselves heard on this issue, talking about decency laws and adult entertainment and such when people right around the corner from them are suffering from hunger, mental illness and abuse now THAT S truly indecent. It s bad enough that this world is such an ugly place with all the suffering and hardships for people in third world countries, and that in this, the richest country in the world, we still have 50 million hungry people. There is a documentary/movie called A place at the table that you can probably find on Netflix by now, it is quite good and gives us pause to think about the strangeness of having to provide food and shelter for folks in this country. Many people, when confronted by these realities, either strike out and blame people for their problems or they try to help minimally or in the worst case many just ignore. Single minded lack of concern coupled with inconsiderateness will be the thing that destroys this country. There are simply too many people that are becoming overwhelmed by the complexities of playing the game and of course the stakes of the game have never been higher and don t forget the game is rigged as well. If you re the best and the brightest and willing to work very hard you can get to maybe the middle class. Nothing wrong with that, except we are still leaving behind A LOT of people in the world and the numbers show that he gap is widening with no signs of stopping. So now you say hey Pastor, where s the good news in this sad tale? Well it is where it always is IN YOUR HEART. When you have the gospel story of love, grace and mercy in you then there is always hope we just need to figure out how to tell others in a compelling way. Many hands make light the work, we need more and more spiritual people of all faiths to step up to assist those that need help playing the game or even help finding the stadium. We have the blessing and burden to do and act in Jesus name. Pastor Alan

Pastor... Reverend Alan B. Eschenbacher Lay Ministers.

.. Bryce Eschenbacher Council Secretary.

and Bekah Eschenbacher will be getting married on

Due to the large number of personal friends and family

2 Pastor... Reverend Alan B. Eschenbacher Lay Ministers... All Members of All Saints Congregation Organist... Willie Graf Parish Administrator... Teresa Freund Altar Guild Directress... Cora Jelinek Council President... Stacey Winkle Council Vice President... Bryce Eschenbacher Council Secretary... Maynard Ross Church Treasurer... Eleanor Olson Financial Secretary... Cora Jelinek Website... Facebook... allsaintsgather As you may have heard, Mark Wasmund and Bekah Eschenbacher will be getting married on Saturday, September 28th. Due to the large number of personal friends and family that Mark & Bekah have, we were unable to extend an invitation to our church family due to space and costs. We have planned a special reception for our All Saints family for October 13th during coffee hour. Please come celebrate with us and extend your congratulations to Mark & Bekah. 2

"People of Christ, living in community, working

ministry" Now there are varieties of gifts, but

service, but the same LORD, and there are

all your heart, and with all your soul and with

MATTHEW 22:37-40 Go and make disciples of all

FATHER, and of the SON, and of the HOLY SPIRIT,

commanded you, and remember, I am with you

MATTHEW 28:19-20 All Saints Lutheran Church has

3 "People of Christ, living in community, working in partnership, doing the stuff of local ministry" Now there are varieties of gifts, but the same spirit, and there are varieties of service, but the same LORD, and there are varieties of workings, but it is the same GOD who inspires them all in every thing. 1 CORINTHIANS 12:4-6 Love the LORD your God with all your heart, and with all your soul and with all your mind... love your neighbor as yourself. MATTHEW 22:37-40 Go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the FATHER, and of the SON, and of the HOLY SPIRIT, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you, and remember, I am with you always, to the end of the age. MATTHEW 28:19-20 All Saints Lutheran Church has witnessed God in action in our congregation and in all the world. We seek to proclaim the Gospel that all may know the depth of God s love. We thankfully exercise our abilities, time and material assets in service to our neighbors. 3

For the guidance of the Holy Spirit in the

Eschenbacher as he serves All Saints For

Brian Dickerson, Craig Davenport, Arlene O

Dave Schaefer, Keith Lambie, Steve Taulbee,

4 For the guidance of the Holy Spirit in the future of All Saints For Pastor Alan Eschenbacher as he serves All Saints For Bishop Martin Wells and the Synod Staff For ELCA presiding Bishop Elizabeth A. Eaton For Divine Guidance for our Country Brian Dickerson, Craig Davenport, Arlene O Brien, Connie Jelinek, Judy Shoaf, Janice Johnson, Jane Clayton, Thomas Stauffer, Jean Vogt, Gus Eschenbacher, Dara Evans, Dave Schaefer, Keith Lambie, Steve Taulbee, John and Sherry Hill, Todd and Bonnie Babcock, Di Barker, Tim Warner For our Members in the Military Paul Billings, Ben Coles, Robert Guyton, Aaron Jelinek 4

5 God s beloved People, Cross Connection--October 2013 It hardly seems possible that a month has passed since the end of the Churchwide Assembly. The month has been full of rich beginnings and a sense of hope that I want to share with you. First, this past weekend Susan and I have had the privilege of being at the installations of our two new bishop colleagues on the West side of Washington State. Presiding Bishop Mark Hanson led and preached at both services and it is a joy to report that he is full of faithful vigor just as we experienced him in the synod two years ago. When asked how he is doing, he says, I m getting there, and by that I think he means he is coming to peace with the election of Elizabeth Eaton as our new presiding bishop. He has been a very classy leader over this last month and I m grateful he has 12 installations to do around the country. I think he is receiving the thanks of a grateful church. As to my own reflections on the election of Bp Eaton, I now see it more clearly as a time of mood and energy shift for the church. Through no fault of his own, I think the church felt anchored in the leadership of Bishop Hanson, and I mean that in two senses of the word. We were anchored in faith, and faithful to the gospel, during Bishop Hanson s tenure and I believe we were anchored in place during those same years. My sense is that the church has now said it is ready to navigate open water again, and that has required pulling up anchor for a free course into the future under new leadership. I look forward to the Conference of Bishop s meeting at the end of September when we will have a first chance to hear reflections from Bishop Eaton and faithful proclamation of the Gospel in the new day from our friend, Bp Jessica Crist, the preacher at Bishop Eaton s installation on October 5. I encourage you to listen in on that service via live streaming and celebrate with the whole church that we are setting an open course for the proclamation of Jesus love in and for this curious, complicated world. The second sign of hope is the work of The Way Forward task force and the way in which that work was received and affirmed by the Synod Council. (See the report of the Council elsewhere in the Cross Connection). We now begin an implementation phase and we will report to the pastors at Convocation in late October and to you through Cluster gatherings this fall and winter. If I could encapsulate this new work in a few words it would be like this: We are going to do some technical tweaking of the synod structure in order to set course for a more deeply relational and congregationally oriented ministry. I m deeply pleased with the work of the task force and the energy by which it was received at Synod Council. That meeting was nested within an excellent stewardship event hosted by Emmanuel Lutheran, Moscow, and provided us with an immediate example of the kind of energy we hope our structure will bring to local ministry. Thanks to all for fine work done by the task force, the council, and Emmanuel congregation during a great kick-off week for the new program year! And thanks to all the congregations of the synod who participated that same Sunday in a day of service to celebrate the 25 th Anniversary of the formation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. My final reason for hope always grounded in the Good News of God s love is the way I witnessed two cluster groups come together in the last two weeks. Our clusters are gatherings of congregations in a local area and part of the work (only part of the work!) is done through the the rostered leaders mostly pastors---meeting together to offer one another support and encouragement in ministry. When the WHOLE cluster gathers, including the elected leaders of the congregations, we re really hitting on all cylinders, and those are the meetings we are eager to schedule for this winter. In the meantime I was privileged to be present for 2 meetings of pastors where attendance was robust and the conversation kind, energetic, and hopeful. One pastor said, I always end August uncertain and a bit depressed, but when ministry restarts I m always energized and hopeful for the year ahead. What I witnessed in these cluster gatherings was a hopeful restart to ministry among colleagues who like and respect one another and who brought news of congregations that are eager to be organized and focused again! This is the wonder of the church to me, that we are so well led by our pastors, and that these same pastors are taking their hope from renewed lay leaders, Sunday School teachers, and church councils. Here we go into the new program year! To sum up, our fall begins with new hope, fresh voices, and faithful leaders who are showing renewed energy for our common mission: In a world challenged by war and an economy still struggling for rebirth; among those who are hungry for food and equally hungry for meaning in life, the Spirit is reviving us. This is a very, very good day to be the Church! 5 Pr. Martin Wells, Bishop

Happy Birthday to You! Happy Birthday to You! Happy Birthday Dear Friend!

.. Robert Chenault Jr October 6th... Di Nguyen October 10th.

.. Andrew Guymon October 14th... Joanne Brockway October 14th.

.. Alex Bryant October 26th... Evelyn Ross October 29th... Lisa Mayer October 29th.

6 Happy Birthday to You! Happy Birthday to You! Happy Birthday Dear Friend! Happy Birthday to You!! October 1st... Sarah McGuire October 2nd... Robert Chenault Jr October 6th... Di Nguyen October 10th... Arielle McGuire October 10th... Shylah Voss October 12th... Andrew Guymon October 14th... Joanne Brockway October 14th... Christina Simnioniw October 17th... Sierra Crabtree October 26th... Alex Bryant October 26th... Evelyn Ross October 29th... Lisa Mayer October 29th... Ricky Skocilich October 30th... Bev Patterson October 31st... Keith Thomas October 18th..Howard & Nadine Kelly October 18th..Bryce & Keely Eschenbacher October 28th..Robert & Leona Chenault 6

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9 will meet 7:00 pm Friday, October 18th at Ben & Laurel s Gitting s home. Please bring a favorite snack to share NEW MEMBERS CLASS AT ALL SAINTS New members classes will start Sunday, October 6th, 2013 at Noon Will meet Wednesday, October 9th at 11am in the fellowship hall at All Saints. FALL CLEANING AT ALL SAINTS Mark your calendars for Fall Cleaning at All Saints. Saturday, October 26th 9am-Noon. Lunch to follow. Northwest Opera's Fall Program Northwest Opera's Fall program will feature local singers acknowledging influential people in "Dedicated To " followed by an original pastiche, "Die Fleder-Nun," a musical parody on the 60's TV series, "The Flying Nun." Directed by Tim Campbell, Northwest Opera is in its third year presenting highly entertaining productions showcasing local talent singing selections from opera to Broadway and from operetta to the silver screen. Catch the show at Bethlehem Lutheran Church 2715 S. Ray Street 99223, October 12 at 7:30pm, October 18 at 7:30pm, October 19 at 2:00pm. Tickets cost $10.00 and can be purchased at the door or reserved in advance by calling INDABA COFFEE W. Broadway Ave. Spokane, WA HOURS 7am-7pm Weekdays 9am-4pm Sat & Sun West Central's neighborhood coffee shop. Providing excellent coffee and a space to build community since Weekly Events: Tuesdays, 6pm-French Club Saturdays, 10-11am-Live Music

125th Anniversary Weekend Salem Lutheran Church Nov. 1-3, 2013 Friday, November 1 ~ 6pm ~ Fun and Games Night If you have a favorite game to play, you re encouraged to bring it.

10 125th Anniversary Weekend Salem Lutheran Church Nov. 1-3, 2013 Friday, November 1 ~ 6pm ~ Fun and Games Night If you have a favorite game to play, you re encouraged to bring it. Also, other fun and crazy games will be offered. It looks to be a night of fun for the whole family! Food for the evening is still in the planning stages. Saturday, November 2 ~ 9am ~ Traditional Food Preparation Come learn to cook some traditional foods from Salem s heritage. They re talking about making some Lefse, Potatis Korv, and maybe even Kringla. The foods put together Saturday morning will be served after worship on Sunday morning! Saturday, November 2 ~ 1pm ~ Mission Fair Tables and booths of information about all the varied ministries of Salem and our West Central neighbors. This will be your opportunity to find out what s really happening all the time around this community. Who knows, you might even find a new way to be connected! Saturday, November 2 ~ 2pm ~ Celebration Meal A buffet meal will be served in the Youth Center. After we eat, we ll put tables away and push chairs to the edge of the room so we can do a bit of dancing into the evening! Seating is limited so you ll want to RSVP. Sunday, November 3 ~ 10:15am ~ Celebrative Worship It s All Saints Sunday so let s fill the sanctuary with songs of praise for all that God has done on this corner of Broadway and Walnut for the past 125 years, and let the Spirit flow through us and give us courage to follow where God is leading us into the future! After worship, we ll gather in the Youth Center for coffee, fellowship, and some good food that was prepared for us on Saturday. Donations will be gladly accepted throughout the weekend to cover costs and to help with Salem s ministry into the future. Please reserve your spot for each of these events by returning the enclosed postcard, ing to salemcongregation@gmail.com, or calling the office at

00 in advance or $20.00 at the door. Saturday, October 5, 2013 2:00 PM 512 S. Bernard St. Tickets on sale now!

11 Octoberfest Central Lutheran Church Come to the Annual Oktoberfest-style Fundraiser at Central Lutheran Church. The proceeds support the feeding program at All Saints Lutheran Church in Browne s Addition. This ministry serves over 4500 meals each year to members of the downtown community. Tickets are $15.00 in advance or $20.00 at the door. Saturday, October 5, :00 PM 512 S. Bernard St. Tickets on sale now! Cathy Steiner has tickets at the Synod Office Hosted by the Central Lutheran Brewer s Group Hymn Festival Planned at Central Lutheran Please join us in celebrating Janice Newell s love of hymn singing. As a long time music teacher, church musician and organist one of her most important goals was to make better singers out of all of us. In the churches she served, she strove to make hymn singing meaningful, joyful and an important part of worship. This month, on Sunday, October 27th at 4:00 pm Central Lutheran Church (512 S. Bernard Street) will be hosting a hymn festival honoring her love of hymn singing. At this event, we will be singing many traditional hymns of the Church that she loved, accompanied by organ and piano. The congregation will have the opportunity to select some of their favorites to sing as well. The newly dedicated Janice Newell Memorial Carillon will also be heard lending its voice to the celebration. It is going to be a joyous time of raising our voices in song. Again, please mark the date and join us: Soli Deo Gloria! 11

TheBookParlor Read. Reflect. Act. Money and Medicine Free Film Showing Discussion time to follow Thursday 10/24/13 6:00pm At The Book Parlor 1425 W.

12 TheBookParlor Read. Reflect. Act. Money and Medicine Free Film Showing Discussion time to follow Thursday 10/24/13 6:00pm At The Book Parlor 1425 W. Broadway Ave, Spokane, WA Film description: Money & Medicine investigates the dangers the nation faces from runaway health care spending as well as the dangers patients face from over-diagnosis and over-treatment. In addition to illuminating the waste and overtreatment that pervade our medical system, Money & Medicine explores promising ways to reduce health care expenditures and improve the overall quality of medical care. The Affordable Care Act that the Supreme Court recently upheld extends health care coverage to over 30 million uninsured Americans but actually does very little to make health care affordable. Since 1970, health care spending has grown 9.8% annually, more than twice the rate of inflation. Medical costs now consume 17.3% of our gross domestic product. That s $8,086 for every American or about twice as much per capita as most developed countries spend. Although we pay more for medical care than any other country, America currently ranks 19th in the world in preventable death, 26th in life expectancy, and 31st in infant mortality. Our more-is-better approach to health care is not only failing to make us healthier, it s threatening to bankrupt the nation. If medical costs continue to skyrocket, American industry will become increasingly uncompetitive; the government will run up increasing deficits as it struggles to fund Medicare, Medicaid, and the new subsidies that are part of the Affordable Care Act; and millions of Americans will delay or forego necessary care because out-of-pocket medical costs will become unaffordable. Film details: Rated: Not Rated Studio: Uni Dist Corp DVD Release Date: January 4th, 2012 Run Time: 90 minutes 12 Please RSVP by ing info@thebookparlor.com (you do not have to RSVP to attend, but it does help us out tremendously to know how many people to expect) ALL ARE WELCOME

FOR October 6, 2013 Greeters/Ushers... Howard & Nadine Kelly, Jean Goeringer Altar Guild... Verna Bagby, Dee Priest & Brianne Hill Coffee Hour.

.. Verna Bagby, Dee Priest & Brianne Hill Coffee Hour... Fellowship Reception for Mark & Bekah Wasmund FOR October 20, 2013 Greeters/Ushers.

.. Camilla Phillipson, Eleanor Olson & Mark Nelson FOR October 27, 2013 Greeters/Ushers... Brad Johnson, Dean Treichel & Jean Goeringer Altar Guild.

.. Marie Voss, Nelma Johnson & Pat Johnson Worship Group #3 for October 2013 consists of: Marie & Shylah Voss, Dean Treichel, Roger & Verna Bagby, Dee Priest,

13 FOR October 6, 2013 Greeters/Ushers... Howard & Nadine Kelly, Jean Goeringer Altar Guild... Verna Bagby, Dee Priest & Brianne Hill Coffee Hour... Robert & Leona Chenault FOR October 13, 2013 Greeters/Ushers... John Holzendorf, Eric Hill & Jean Goeringer Altar Guild... Verna Bagby, Dee Priest & Brianne Hill Coffee Hour... Fellowship Reception for Mark & Bekah Wasmund FOR October 20, 2013 Greeters/Ushers... Wally Phillipson, Roger Bagby & Jean Goeringer Altar Guild... Verna Bagby, Dee Priest & Brianne Hill Coffee Hour... Camilla Phillipson, Eleanor Olson & Mark Nelson FOR October 27, 2013 Greeters/Ushers... Brad Johnson, Dean Treichel & Jean Goeringer Altar Guild... Verna Bagby, Dee Priest & Brianne Hill Coffee Hour... Marie Voss, Nelma Johnson & Pat Johnson Worship Group #3 for October 2013 consists of: Marie & Shylah Voss, Dean Treichel, Roger & Verna Bagby, Dee Priest, Eleanor Olson, Nelma Johnson, John Holzendorf, Brianne & Erik Hill, Reider and Bernice Rosendahl, Brad Johnson, Pat Johnson, Janice Johnson, Jean Goeringer, Rev. Mark Nelson, Howard & Nadine Kelly, Robert & Leona Chenault, Lynn Crutchfield, Shaune Snyder Bryce Eschenbacher, Harry Michael, Dave Jelinek and Pastor Alan Eschenbacher at the Team St Lukes Golf Tournament at Down River Golf Course. Team St Lukes benefits wheelchair athletes 13

14 Tuesday October 1st: Psalm 62/Hosea 10:9-15/James 5:1-6 Wednesday October 2nd: Psalm 62/Hosea 12:2-14/Matthew 19:16-22 Thursday October 3rd: Psalm 37:1-9/2 Kings 18:1-8, 28-36/Revelation 2:8-11 Friday October 4th: Psalm 37:1-9/2 Kings 19:8-20, 35-37/Revelation 2:12-29 Saturday October 5th: Psalm 37:1-9/Isaiah 7:1-9/Matthew 20:29-34 Sunday October 6th: Habakkuk 1:1-4; 2:1-4/Psalm 37:1-9/2 Timothy 1:1-14/Luke 17:5-10 Monday October 7th: Psalm 3/Habakkuk 1:5-17/ James 1:2-11 Tuesday October 8th: Psalm 3/Habakkuk 2:5-11/1 John 5:1-5, Wednesday October 9th: Psalm 3/Habakkuk 2:12-20/Mark 11:12-14, Thursday October 10th: Psalm 111/Leviticus 14:33-53/ 2 Timothy 1:13-18 Friday October 11th: Psalm 111/Numbers 4:34 5:4/2 Timothy 2:1-7 Saturday October 12th: Psalm 111/Numbers 12:1-15/Luke 5:12-16 Sunday October 13th 2 Kings 5:1-3, 7-15c/Psalm 111/2 Timothy 2:8-15/Luke 17:11-19 Monday October 14th: Psalm 61/2 Kings 5:15-19a/Acts 26:24-29 Tuesday October 15th: Psalm 61/2 Kings 5:19b-27/Ephesians 6:10-20 Wednesday October 16th: Psalm 61/2 Kings 15:1-7/Matthew 10:5-15 Thursday October 17th: Psalm 121/Isaiah 54:11-17/Acts 17:22-34 Friday October 18th: Psalm 121/Genesis 31:43 32:2/2 Timothy 2:14-26 Saturday October 19th: Psalm 121/Genesis 32:3-21/Mark 10:46-52 Sunday October 20th: Genesis 32:22-31/Psalm 121/2 Timothy 3:14 4:5/Luke 18:1-8 Monday October 21st: Psalm 57/1 Samuel 25:2-22/1 Corinthians 6:1-11 Tuesday October 22nd: Psalm 57/1 Samuel 25:23-35/James 5:7-12 Wednesday October 23rd: Psalm 57/1 Samuel 25:36-42/Luke 22:39-46 Thursday October 24th: Psalm 84:1-7/Joel 1:1-20/2 Timothy 3:1-9 Friday October 25th: Psalm 84:1-7/Joel 2:1-11/2 Timothy 3:10-15 Saturday October 26th: Psalm 84:1-7/Joel 2:12-22/Luke 1:46-55 Sunday October 27th: Joel 2:23-32/Psalm 84:1-7/2 Timothy 4:6-8, 16-18/Luke 18:9-14 Monday October 28th: Psalm 84:8-12/Joel 3:1-8/1 Peter 4:12-19 Tuesday October 29th: Psalm 84:8-12/Joel 3:9-16/1 Peter 5:1-11 Wednesday October 30th: Psalm 84:8-12 /Joel 3:17-20/Matthew 21:28-32 Thursday October 31st: Psalm 32:1-7/Proverbs 15:8-11, 24-33/2 Corinthians 1:

15 Unless otherwise noted, ASLC Office is open 9:00am-3:30pm Monday-Friday Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 OCTOBER 13TH PASTOR APPRECIATION DAY!

Alan s Day Off 9pm AA Meeting 9am Bible Study 10:30am All Saints Worship w/comm 11:45am Coffee Time 6 6:30pm Al West Bible Study 8pm Addicts in Action 7 5pm Community Dinner 6:30pm Council Meeting 8

15 15 Unless otherwise noted, ASLC Office is open 9:00am-3:30pm Monday-Friday Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat OCTOBER 13TH PASTOR APPRECIATION DAY!! 5pm Community Dinner 7-9pm STEP Alumni Group 6:30pm Martial Arts 7pm Al West Bible Study 9am Quilters Pr. Alan s Day Off 9pm AA Meeting 9am Bible Study 10:30am All Saints Worship w/comm 11:45am Coffee Time 6 6:30pm Al West Bible Study 8pm Addicts in Action 7 5pm Community Dinner 6:30pm Council Meeting am House Church Bible Studies 6:30pm Martial Arts 9am Quilters 10 Pr. Alan s Day Off pm German s from Russia 12 9:30am Russian Church 7pm Al West Bible Study 9pm AA Meeting 9am Bible Study 10:30am All Saints Worship w/comm 11:45am Coffee Time 13 Worship Group 1 Meets 9:30am Russian Church 6:30pm Al West Bible Study 8pm Addicts in Action pm Community Dinner pm Isabella House All Team Meeting 6:30pm Martial Arts 7pm Al West Bible Study 9am Quilters 17 Newsletter Submissions Due Today Pr. Alan s Day Off 18 < -Synod 7pm All Saints Sinners@ Gitting s home 9pm AA Meeting Candidacy > am Bible Study 10:30am All Saints Worship w/comm 11:45am Coffee Time 6:30pm Al West Bible Study 7pm Addicts in Action 5pm Community Dinner 6:30pm Martial Arts 7pm Al West Bible Study 9am Quilters Pr. Alan s Day Off 9am-Noon Fall Cleaning at All Saints 9:30am Russian Church 9pm AA Meeting 9am Bible Study 10:30am All Saints Worship w/comm 11:45am Coffee Time 27 6:30pm Al West Bible Study 8pm Addicts in Action 28 5pm Community Dinner 29 6:30pm Martial Arts 30 7pm Al West Bible Study 9am Quilters 31 October 27th Reformation Sunday 9:30am Russian Church

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