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Wednesday

October 7

7 am Yoga

6:30 pm ACOA

7 pm "11:15" Choir Practice

 

Thursday

October 8

9:30 am Holy Eucharist

10 am Book Group

12 pm High Scorers

7 pm Loose @ 9 Choir

Practice

8 pm Alcoholics Anonymous

 

Friday

October 9

 

Saturday

October 10

9 am Icon and Pysanki Guild

 

Sunday

October 11

7:30, 9 & 11:15 am Holy Eucharist

10:15 am Children's Chapel

5 pm Live at Five

 

Monday

October 12

7 pm Alcoholics Anonymous

 

Tuesday

October 13

8 am Morning Prayer

 9 am Food Pantry Distribution

6:30 pm Newcomers

7 pm Julian Norwich Group

7 pm NMIP&L

8:30 pm Compline

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Alcoholics Anonymous meets on Monday evenings at 7 p.m. in the Parish Hall and on Thursday evenings at 8 p.m. in the Chidren's Chapel. All those seeking recovery are welcome.

 

ACOA - Adult Children of Alcoholics

holds meetings every Wednesday evening at 6:30 p.m. in the Pavilion, all who are affected by alcoholism are welcome.

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SAFETY REMINDER - Please do not leave anything of value visible in your car such as a cell phone, or ipad, etc. as this seems to attract break ins. There have been multiple incidents recently so please exercise caution.

This Week at St. Michael's
Children's Chapel
Children's Chapel for kids age 3-9, meets during the first 40 minutes of worship service, and includes music, a Bible lesson which follows the weekly readings we use in church, and fun activities or crafts. The kids join their families at the time of the Peace to take communion with the congregation. The kids gather with their chapel leaders in the Children's Chapel room, at the east end of the Preschool wing, beginning at 8:50. 
Godly Play and Youth Classes
Godly Play for kids age 3 - 9 meets during the education hour, beginning at 10:15 in the Godly Play room - across from the preschool classrooms in the east wing of the parish hall. 
Adult Forums
Practices of Faith: Open hands, Open hearts, Open minds - Generosity and Joy
October 11 -10:15 - 11:00 in the Pavilion
Fr. Joe Britton continues this series, once a month throughout the fall, about how we make our Christian faith a pattern for living life with a sense of joyful abundance. 
Prayer and Healing 
October 18 -10:15 - 11:00 in the Pavilion
Join Libby Noack and Pr. Kristin, and others for a panel discussion on healing - how healing is portrayed in Luke's gospel and how we experience God's healing in our own lives. This Sunday we will celebrate the Feast of St. Luke and offer prayers of healing during worship.
Adult Formations
Contemplative Prayer The SMAA Contemplative Prayer Group invites you to participate in our weekly contemplative prayer service.  We meet in the Sanctuary from 7-8 pm every Monday evening.

Adult Formation
Mark your calendar for Tuesday nights this fall, and come to St Michael's for Adult Formation followed by Compline at 8:30 in the Sanctuary.

Newcomers Class 
Classes will be held every Tuesday evening, beginning September 29 through November 17 from 6:30 to 8:30 PM in the Parish Hall. An optional Retreat will be held in January followed by a special Confirmation Service (both dates to be determined).
Ministry Matters - AAEDS
All Angels Episcopal Day School (AAEDS) is celebrating its 27th year of being an outreach ministry.  We were founded in 1988 to provide a high quality, developmentally appropriate early childhood experience to children of all abilities and faiths.  We currently have 55 children enrolled with a staff of 12 including a full-time Director.  This current year we will give out over $5000 in financial assistance to families who are in need.  We hold a National Accreditation from NECPA and have the highest star level given by the State of New Mexico. 
We have recently renovated the school by painting all classrooms and retiling the floors as well as updating furniture and materials.  We are now turning our sights on renovation of the school's playground and will focus our fundraising in the future on this effort.
Our students start each day in Chapel and are called to worship when a child rings the Chapel bell.  Our students also have music or art classes once a week and are learning Spanish in the Fall and French in the Spring. 
We feel very fortunate to have been so supported by the Parishioners of St. Michael and All Angels.  Especially during our major fundraiser, the Silent Auction that is held every year.  AAEDS is looking forward to growing our program not in size but in quality as we strive to be the best faith-based early childhood program in the State.
Anne Duran, Director
Casa San Miguel
Casa San Miguel Food Pantry will host our fifth annual Burrito Breakfast Fundraiser on Sunday, October 18 .  This is our one and only fundraiser of the year and we want it to be a fun event for the whole church.  The cost this year is still $10 per burrito - same as all the past years.  We are buying the burritos from El Modelo - the best in town - and we will have both meat and vegetarian burritos.  We will sell advance tickets on Sunday, October 11, and the breakfast will be on the 18th.  You can take the burritos home or have them for breakfast in the church hall.  We will have tables set up and have plates and plasticware.  We will also provide coffee, juice, and salsa.  Please plan to join us on the 18th for a great family event.  Don't miss out.
Community Connections
Thanks to all of you dropped off hats and scarfs for our neighborhood elementary schools, La Luz and MacArthur last Sunday morning. We received a mix of knit, crocheted, loomed, and purchased items for both boys and girls. We will be on the patio again next Sunday from 8:30 to 11:15 a.m. and look forward to collecting all those warm and fuzzy accessories for our adopted kids.  Any questions, please contact Rhoda Parker at 821-1992
High Scorers
The second Thursday of October falls on the 8th, and that is when St Michael's seniors will be getting together for the monthly High Scorers pot luck lunch in the church hall,  We gather at 12 noon, and new High Scorers are always wellcome.  It's informal, it's congenial, and it's fun.  No age limits, upper or lower.  If bringing a dish is a problem, come anyway; there's always plenty.  
Jewelry Exchange
The 2015 Jewelry Exchange was the most successful year ever for raising money for the building fund.  Our final total was $1,430.00!  Again, deep thanks to everyone who contributed and participated.
Call for Entries
Gallery St Michael invites you, your friends and associates to submit work for the fall show "Emergence: Art Participates in Creating Our World".  There is no entry fee and 25% of work sold goes to ministries of St Michaels and All Angels Episcopal Church.  Please fill out the attached "Call for Entry" and bring it to the "Pavilion" with your work on Wednesday, October 7th between 3:30 and 5:30pm. 

The "Galería", which is at the West end of the hallway by the church offices, is now open for artists who would like to display their work for a 2 month period.  Please contact Steve Shelly at 350-5801 or [email protected] if you are interested.


Conversations w/ Fr. Joe
During the months of October and November, the Vestry of St. Michael's invites you to take part in one of our intimate conversations with our new rector, the Rev. Joseph Britton.
We will be hosting several meetings at church members' homes across Albuquerque at a variety of times and days of week in an attempt to give everyone access to a meeting that best fits into daily life. Light refreshments will be provided.
The attendance for each meeting will be limited to 10-20 so please sign up for the one you will be able to attend.
To sign up please email [email protected]  and include how many are planning to attend and their names along with contact information. Please make sure to include both your primary and secondary choices as spaces are expected to fill up fast.  A confirmation email will be sent out with specifics before the date of each meeting.
 
Wed., Oct. 7        7-8:30 PM           Bob Bowman and Jack Knight   
                                                       7 Calle Cholla, Placitas 87043                    Limited to 20
 
Mon., Oct. 12      7-8:30 PM             Kal Teran and Kevin McCoy
                                                   4138 Coe Drive NE Albuquerque 87110         Limited to 20
                                                           
Thur., Oct. 15     7-8:30 PM            Jane and David McGuire       
                                                   525 Solar Rd. NW, Albuquerque 87107          Limited to 20
                                                           
Sun.,  Oct. 18      3-4:30 PM            Thom Andrewz                       
                                                   616 9th Street NE, Rio Rancho 87124            Limited to 10
                                                           
Mon., Oct. 19      7-8:30 PM              Anne Hanke              
                                           807 El Pueblo Rd NW, Los Ranchos 87114           Limited to 20
                                                           
Wed., Oct. 28      7-8:30 PM             Ann Donohue and Stephen Hiatt                
                                             6109 Tallsman Dr. NW, Albuquerque 87120        Limited to 15
                                                           
Sat., Oct. 31        10-11:30 AM        Bea and John Daniel             
                                             800 Truman Street NE, Albuquerque 87110         Limited to 15
 
Thur., Nov. 5       7-8:30 PM           Ken and Maribelle Olgilvie   
                                                     239 Ranchito Rd, Corrales 87048                 Limited to 15
                                                           
Sun., Nov. 8        3-4:30 PM       Ralph Schwab
                                 11009 LaGrange Park Drive NE Albuquerque 87123       Limited to 15
                                                           
Wed., Nov. 18      7-8:30 PM           Kevin Tracey
                                              6876 Kelly Ann NE Albuquerque 87109               Limited to 15
St. Francis: Face-to-Face
A one-man "reader's theater" play  on the life and spirituality of St. Francis of Assisi

Tuesday October 27, 2015 at 7:00 pm
Free - please bring canned food for the Storehouse
Cross of Hope Lutheran Church
6104 Taylor Ranch Rd NW, Albuquerque, NM 87120
 
So, was Francis crazy? Was he a fool? Crazy with Love? A fool for Christ embracing lepers and preaching to the birds? And just a bit mad to believe that God was proposing peace and non-violence as a way of life?  Come and decide for yourself!!!
  David Hoover brings to life this inspiring spiritual teacher from the past. We learn of his deepest struggles and intuitions about the meaning of life and death, about prayer, mystical experience, war and peace --- and the way of universal compassion and non-violent love which flows from a life of union with God.  He invites us into the adventure of holiness and helps us to see that who we call "St. Francis" in fact lives deep within each of us only awaiting our awakening to the call to the adventure of sanctity to which Jesus invites us. He shares famous moments from his own life and reveals their relevance to ours-and ends by sharing some of the "secrets of Jesus" that he learned. 
  "St. Francis: Face to Face, opened the door for our High School students to meet the Saint in prayerful storytelling and teaching.  Our students were drawn into reflection about their own calling and their place within the world.  They were given the opportunity to listen to words of wisdom and to meet holiness while learning of the life and times of Francis.   Best of all, they came to meet Jesus in the devotion of this saint as they were called to go and do what is there's to do.  We are so grateful for the gift David Hoover brought to us."   -Donald Levan, Director of Campus Ministry, Bishop Alemany High School. 
  "Francis, rebuild my Church which is falling into ruin...I want you to become a fool the likes of which the world has never seen."    -what Francis said Jesus told him
 
Hosted by Luther House & Lutheran Campus Ministry at UNM and CNM, Inscape Ministries, Cross of Hope Lutheran Church, and Campaign Nonviolence.  For more information contact Pastor Anne Morawski at [email protected] or go to www.inscapeministries.org.
Advocacy 2015
The 2015 Lutheran Advocacy Ministry-New Mexico conference will be   held on  Saturday, November 7 at St. Timothy Lutheran Church in Albuquerque  (211 Jefferson NE 87108). The conference will take place from 9:00 am until 1 pm and the cost is $15 per person, including lunch. State Senator Gerald Ortiz y Pino will be the lunch speaker. Breakout session topics will include advocacy basics, hunger, predatory lending and solitary confinement. Plan now to attend and learn more about advocating for our many neighbors living in poverty. To register or for more information, contact Ruth Hoffman at [email protected] or 505.984.8005.  Registration deadline: November 3
Becoming One w/ God
Becoming One with God: A Celebration of Saint Teresa of Avila's 500 th Birthday
Led by Fr. Francis Dorff, O.Praem.
 
Saturday, October 17, 9:30 a.m.-Noon, Santa Maria de la Vid Abbey/Norbertine Spirituality Center, 5825 Coors Blvd. SW, Abq.
 
If there ever was a subtitle to Saint Teresa's life, it would have to be "becoming one with God."   Basically, that is what her whole life and all of her spiritual teaching is about.  That is why she was suspected of being a heretic in her day.  And that is why she was subsequently recognized by the Catholic Church to be a saint, a prophetic reformer, a mystic, an extraordinary spiritual guide, a gifted theologian, and a very holy Christian woman.  In the first half of this morning, we will let Saint Teresa show us the way through the magnificent Interior Castle in which our own soul lives and in which we become fully one with God.  This morning will combine brief presentations with time for reflection, comments, questions and discussion.
 
No registration is required; free-will offerings are appreciated.
Small Works Exhibit