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10.6.26

Cindy Solfest-Wallis October 06, 2026

This week’s scripture from Philippians 4 speaks to us: “Rejoice in the Lord always; again I will say, Rejoice.  Let your gentleness be known to everyone.”

 

A HUGE Thank You! to Stacy Hall and everyone who volunteered for our Annual Blessing of the Animals.  From set-up to break-down, from St. Francis Day Worship to pot-luck lunch, and every other detail of the day, it was wonderful.  In keeping with Semper Gumby, the people of St. Francis were very resourceful and despite the weather, it was a memorable day! 

 

Lost and Found:  Someone left a black XL Columbia rain coat in the office Sunday.  If this is yours, please let us know. 

 

Our UTO Ingathering is this Sunday, October 11.  Please bring your UTO boxes and offerings this Sunday and place in the basket on the Outreach table.  Thank you!

 

Please pray for all on our prayer lists, including those recently added:

  • Darlene Albright, sister of Mark Burgin
  • The Pratt Family
  • The Stoll Family
  • Victims of recent violence, disasters and storms.

This week on our Parish Family Prayer Cycle we are praying for:

  • Ché Mason
  • Kimberly Mayton
  • Becky & Ed McCoy

We continue to pray for all who recently died and those who mourn their loss, including:

  • Dave “Trucker” Bergh, friend of Dexter Cantelou
  • Joel King, who led the last search process at St. Francis
  • The Rev. Dr. Harry Lawrence, long-time priest of Christ Episcopal Church, Chattanooga
  • Mary Stoll, family member of the Landstreets
  • Victims of recent violence, disasters and storms

Join us tomorrow for:

  • 5:15 pm – Packing Sack Packs
  • 6:00 pm – Evening Worship
  • 6:15 pm – Bible Study; discussion of Acts Ch. 19-21

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