All Saints Sunday will be observed during both worship services on Nov. 3. All Saints Sunday commemorates not only the martyrs of the church, but also all the people of God, living and dead, who form the mystical body of Christ.

The paschal candle is lighted on All Saints Sunday to show the connection between baptism and the Easter resurrection. As Christians, we are reminded that we are baptized people of God and that our baptism is not just for this time and this world, but forever.

During the November 4 worship services, we will remember by name those who have died since last All Saints Sunday. As each name is read, a candle will be lighted and the tower bell will toll.

• In Memoriam
• Lani Amig
• Ethel Nester
• Raymond Nester
• Kent Druckenmiller
• Julianna Collette
• Ronald Wessner
• Lorraine Rowlands
• Everett Arndt
• Gloria Alpago
• Theresa Haskey
• Julius Ernst
• Jeanette Lacker
• Raymond Keeler
• Marian Sell
• Barbara Roth
• Wendy Sichak
• Warren Hunsberger
• Mahlon Hariu
• Carlton Wetherhold
• Chad Owens
• John C. Wagner
• Dorothy Stauffer

Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord that they may now rest from their labors.

We are having only one Service at 9:15 am for Commitment Sunday. There will not be Sunday School that day, but we would love the children to be part of our day. We will start with a Church Service. Then we will proceed to the Parish Hall where we will have a play and then enjoy lunch together as “We Are All God’s Family.” Please bring a covered dish or dessert. The Stewardship Committee will supply the meat and drinks. We would love to see everyone attend.

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Date: Sunday Nov. 12, 2017

Time: One (1) service at 9:15 am.

Place: Celebration Luncheon in the Parish Hall immediately after the worship service

Provided: The Stewardship Committee will provide the meat and drinks.

Requested: Please bring a covered dish or dessert

The next Prayer Bead Workshop will be held on Sunday, October 29 at 11:45 a.m. following the 10:30 worship service. The workshop will be held in the Parish Hall. We will begin the workshop with lunch and fellowship. Bring a sandwich of your choice. Beverage and desert will be provided. If you are interested in this ministry and would like to attend the workshop on Sunday, October 29, please contact Vera Fillman, at 610-967-2610 or e-mail vefillman@verizon.net

The Prayer Bead Ministry group meets about four to five times a year to make Anglican prayer beads. The group has made prayer beads for shut-ins and veterans. It is their prayer that these prayer beads will bring comfort in times of trouble and help deepen your relationship with God in prayer.