Healing Service Our next healing service will be Saturday, September 7 at 5:30

p.m. Everyone is welcome to attend the service, which includes

healing of mind, body, and spirit through laying on of hands, pray-

ers, and anointing with holy oil. Holy Eucharist will also be celebrat-

ed at this peaceful service.

Two Weekends in October: 5th & 6th and 12th & 13th

Our biggest outreach fund-raiser of the year is coming up next month! We are going to sell hot dogs, chili dogs, ribeye steak sandwiches, chips, and drinks, and we need volunteers to help with all aspects of this big event. Look for sign-up sheets on the front door of the church, or call or text Tom at 317-525-4246 if you would like to help in some way.

Volunteering at our booth is a great opportunity to make some new friends and show the community what a wonderful group of people we are! If you can’t volunteer to help, come on out to the festival and enjoy one of our tasty treats. Ed Cal-ton will also be there with his funnel cake and elephant ear booth to raise funds for Project Homeless. Mark your calendars today!

Children in preschool through 12th grade are invited to come to the Apple House at 10 a.m. on Sunday, September 8 for our annual Sunday School Kick-Off event.

Parents are asked to come to the Apple House be-tween 9:30 a.m. and 9:50 a.m. that morning to fill out an information form. Sunday School teachers may also come early that morning to sign up for the Sundays they wish to teach this year.

We would like to have several more teachers. Volunteering once a month would be a big help! Please sign up on the sheet posted on the front door of the church. Thank you!!

To celebrate the start of the Sunday School year, we’ll have donuts and drinks, and then we will do an activity. Children are asked to wear play clothes because we will be playing outside that morning, weather permitting.

A very big thank you goes out to everyone who volunteered to teach this past summer. We all really appreciate your time and the activities and snacks you provided for the kids this summer. They had lots of fun! Thanks again for your help!

Who’s ready for Sunday School?

I SUNDAY SCHOOL

We’re Almost There! We are very close to paying off

the loan for our lift! Please help

us reach our goal and get this

debt off our books. An easy way

to donate is to put a few dollars

in our Lift Fund bank, located in the back of the

church. Thanks!

Project Homeless will host its annual

“Christmas for the Homeless” fundraiser on

Saturday, November 16 from 3-7 p.m. The

event will be held at Bartlett Chapel United

Methodist Church in Avon. For a free-will offer-

ing you’ll enjoy a delicious home-made dinner

with beverages and desserts, and there will al-

so be a 50/50 drawing and a silent auction.

The group would appreciate donations for

the silent auction. Ideas for auction items

include restaurant gift cards, event tickets, gift

baskets, handmade items, and gently-used

household or garden items. If you would like to

donate an auction item or help with the event,

please contact Ed Calton at 317-626-9876.

Thanks to Our Lawn and

Garden Caretakers! A big thank you goes out to Tom and

Roger for cutting our grass this summer.

Also, big thanks to Harold for weeding and

cleaning around the church and Memorial

Garden, and to Laura for planting flowers

by our church entries. We all appreciate

your help keeping our church looking nice!

Donations Wanted

Thank You

for the

School

Supplies!

Thanks so

much to every-

one who donated school supplies this

summer. We collected many bags of sup-

plies and backpacks, which were donated

to Grissom Memorial Elementary School

in Muncie. Most of the students at Gris-

som Elementary are from low-income

families, and they aren’t able to purchase

new school supplies. The teachers are

very thankful for your generous dona-

tions. Thank you again for your support!

Sign Up to Host

Coffee Hour Sign up to be a

host for coffee

hour this fall! You

are welcome to

bring whatever

you’d like to serve after the 10 a.m. service.

Donuts, coffeecake, pie, breakfast casseroles,

fruit, pastries, popcorn, nachos, cookies, cup-

cakes, and brownies are all appreciated!

After everyone has eaten, you finish by wash-

ing the dishes, cleaning the tables, and taking

out the trash. The sign-up sheet is on the bulle-

tin board by the coffee bar in the undercroft.

Thank you!

Do You Love Music?

We are looking for

volunteers who would

like to provide music

for our 10 a.m. service.

Our organist is off to

college and we would

welcome any type of

music for the service. If

you play guitar or piano, or any other kind of

instrument, you could play for us during the

service. You are also welcome to sing or lead

the congregation in song. Or, you could volun-

teer to provide music on your phone and hook

it up to our sound system. If you are interested

in helping us add music to our 10 a.m. service,

please talk to Fr. Bill.

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Boy Scout meeting 7-8:30 pm

Sixteenth Sunday after Pentecost

Holy Eucharist 8 &10 am

Sunday School 10 am

Please Note: Narcotics Anonymous meets in the church basement every Sunday evening at 7:30 pm

Thirteenth Sunday after Pentecost

Holy Eucharist 8 &10 am

Sunday School Kick-Off 10 am

Fourteenth Sunday after Pentecost

Holy Eucharist 8 &10 am

Sunday School 10 am

Fifteenth Sunday after Pentecost

Holy Eucharist 8 &10 am

Sunday School 10 am

Boy Scout meeting 7-8:30 pm

Holy Eucharist and Healing Service 5:30 pm

Boy Scout meeting 7-8:30 pm

St. Matthew, Evangelist

Holy Cross Day

St. Michael and All Angels

Boy Scout meeting 7-8:30 pm

Twelfth Sunday after Pentecost

Holy Eucharist 8 &10 am

No Sunday School

St. Augustine Episcopal Church 600 N. Washington Street

P. O. Box 141, Danville, IN 46122-0141

Office: 317-745-2741

Fr. Bill: 463-701-8033

E-mail: staugies.ofc@att.net

Website: www.staugiesdanville.org

Acolytes and Lay Readers Wanted We would like to add a few more acolytes and

lay readers to our pool of volunteers. Fr. Bill will

help you learn the ropes, and you only need to

serve once a month. If you would like more

information, please contact Fr. Bill.

Feed That Meter!

You can help us pay for repav-

ing our parking lot by placing

your spare change in the parking

meter bank in the back of the

church. Our new parking lot has

really improved the exterior

appearance of our church. Even

small donations help. Thank you

so much for your support!

ReadUp at Danville South Elementary ReadUp is a program for volunteer tutors to

help third grade students reach grade-level liter-

acy. Tutors help students improve their reading

comprehension and fluency skills in preparation

for their state

academic exams

in the spring.

Volunteers will

begin helping

students in

September. The

sessions will be

Mondays and Wednesdays from 2:20 p.m. to

3:20 p.m. at South Elementary. Volunteers can

pick the day that works best for them, and are

asked to commit to tutor at least twice a month.

For more information, you can contact Renee

Bowman at rbowman@danville.k12.in.us, or call

South Elementary at (317) 745-2131

Lunches for the Homeless Project Homeless is preparing and distrib-

uting lunches for the homeless in Indianapolis.

The group would like to

have donations of bot-

tled water and single-

serve packages of

pudding, jello, and

applesauce to distribute

with meals. You can

leave donations in the undercroft under the

serving tables. If you would like to help the

group with food prep or distribution, please

contact Ed at 317-626-9876. Thank you!

Summer

Sunday

School Fun!

Thanks so

much to

Lynne, Laura,

Adam, Lizzy,

Susan, and

Jennifer for

coming out

to the Apple

House this

summer to

help with the

fun lessons

and activities

for the kids.

The children

learned about

Moses, the

creation, the

night sky, par-

ables, and

more. One

memorable

lesson about

the parable

of the sower

involved spe-

cial guests:

worms! Thanks again to you all for your

time, effort, and support for our children and

our Summer Sunday School!