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All Saints Day

All Saints Day (also called All Hallows

or Hallowmas) often shortened to All

Saints is a solemnity celebrated on No-

vember 1st by parts of Western Christian-

ity in honor of all the saints known and

unknown In the Western calendar it is

the day after Halloween and the day be-

fore All Souls Day

In Western Christian theology the day

commemorates all those who have at-

tained the beatific vision in Heaven In the

Catholic Church and many Anglican

churches the next day specifically com-

memorates the departed faithful who have

not yet been purified and reached heaven

Christians who celebrate All Saints Day

and All Souls Day do so in the fundamen-

tal belief that there is a prayerful spiritual

bond between those in purgatory those in

heaven and the living Other Christian tra-

ditions define remember and respond to

the saints in different ways for example

in the Methodist Church the word saints

refers to all Christians and therefore on

All Saints Day the Church Universal as

well as the deceased members of a local

congregation are honored and remem-

bered

Painting by Fra Angelico

All Saintsrsquo Episcopal Church

Wheatland WY

1912 mdash 2015

Congratu la t i ons Al l Sain ts rsquo

on your

103rd Ann iversary

Yoursquore invited

All Saintsrsquo Day is November 1st which falls on

Sunday this year All Saintsrsquo Day is the day we

celebrate God and all of his saints known or

unknown (See article at left)

In addition to celebrating our 103rd birthday

on November 1st wersquoll have our next

visioning session with Fr Joel also

Please join us for morning worship

at 930 AM followed by a catered lunch and

a birthday cake for all to enjoy

All Saintsrsquo Mission Statement

All Saintsrsquo Episcopal Church as part of Christrsquos family is called together to grow

spiritually to share our life and faith with others and to experience Christrsquos love

through word and deed

Page 2

Episcopal Presiding Bishop statement on

refugees congregational and individual

response suggestions

Episcopal Church Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts

Schori has issued this statement on the current worldwide

refugee crisis

The children of Abraham have ever been reminded to care

for the widow and orphan and the sojourner in their midst

who were the refugees and homeless of the time Jesus

charged his followers to care for the least of these and

proclaim the near presence of the Reign of God ndash in other

words feed the hungry water the thirsty house the home-

less heal the sick and liberate the captives We cannot

ignore the massive human suffering in Europe Africa

and the Middle East nor in Asia and the Americas We

are our brothersrsquo and sistersrsquo keepers and our lives are

bound up with theirs The church-wide ministry of Epis-

copalians has included refugee resettlement since the

refugee crisis of World War II It continues today

through the leadership of Episcopal Migration Ministries

and I urge your involvement action and support Read

about their work below and share these opportunities

with friends and co-workers You will discover anew the

power of good news in the face of the worldrsquos tragedies

The Most Rev Katharine Jefferts Schori

Presiding Bishop and Primate

The Episcopal Church

Congregational and individual responses

The Syrian Civil War now in its fourth year has

unleashed a humanitarian emergency in which severe war

crimes mdash including indiscriminate massacres persecution

of religious and ethnic minorities sexual and gender-

based violence and other humanitarian abuses mdash have

become widespread According to a recent UNHCR re-

port more than 4 million people (through the end of

2014) have fled their homes to escape the war in Syria

adding to a worldwide total of nearly 20 million refugees

half of whom are children This is the largest and most

widespread refugee crisis the world has known since

World War II

While record numbers of people are being forced to flee

powerful images of refugees fleeing Syria are compelling

the world to action

Learn The media is publishing articles on a daily basis chroni-

cling the most recent events and statistics This crisis is

complex geopolitically and historically The terminology

can also be confusing Follow Episcopal Migration Minis-

tries on Facebook and Twitter to stay up to date

Act In 2015 the United States is welcoming 70000 refugees

to our country as new Americans

The Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society through

Episcopal Migration Ministries works in partnership with

its affiliate network along with dioceses faith communi-

ties and volunteers to welcome refugees from conflict

zones across the globe Your local resettlement agency is

always preparing for arriving families and in need of fi-

nancial support resources and volunteers Contact

anEpiscopal Migration Ministries affiliate near you

Advocate As a global leader in refugee resettlement the US can and

must do all that it can to welcome Syrians to the United

States Reach out to your Senators Representatives and

the White House and ask them to support a robust refugee

resettlement program and significant increase in Syrian

resettlement

The Episcopal Public Policy Network (EPPN) has written

a sample letter you may send to your members of Con-

gress urging them to support increasing the number of

refugees resettled by the US in 2016 You can find this

letter on the EPPN action center website

Join the Episcopal Public Policy Network to receive up-

dates and policy action alerts to your inbox Follow them

on Facebook and Twitter

Awareness Follow Episcopal Migration Ministries on Facebook

and Twitter Share news articles and stories online and

through your social media networks Generate discussions

in your community about the issues refugees are facing

Join the RefugeesWelcome global social media cam-

paign urging governments to welcome refugees to their

countries

If youre a teacher use UNHCRs toolkit for teaching

young people about migration and refugees

If you are in a congregation use the Prayer for Syria as

part of your Sunday or daily worship

For additional information contact Allison Duvall

Manager for Church Relations and Engagement for the

Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society

Page 3

From the Episcopal Diocese

of Wyoming

Over $220000 was raised

at Convention in Evanston

to support ERD

Thank you to everyone for your

support and thoughtfulness

Celebrating 75 years of healing a hurting world

All Saintsrsquo Sunday School Needs

Our Help

Right now mdash the Sunday school class is

working on two Community Service

projects as part of All Saintsrsquo ongoing

Outreach efforts

And they need our help

Project 1 the children are making lap

blankets for the Nursing Home resi-

dents If you have any fleece material

that you would like to donate please

contact Jill Bramlet

Project 2 the children are making

placemats for the Moose Thanksgiving

Dinner Please bring your old extra

and unwanted Christmas cards to Kris-

ten Jones no later than November 7th

Therersquos a box in the parish hall

Thank you

Do You Hear What I Hear

The All Saintsrsquo Sunday

school children will be

calling us to worship

every Sunday morning

Before Morning Worship and the start

of Sunday school at 930 AM each

Sunday mdash the children will be ringing

our wonderful church bell to call us all

to worship

So make sure you listen for the joyous

sound of All Saintsrsquo amazing church

bell ringing out the good news and join

us for Morning worship and the fun

food and fellowship of Coffee Hour

Let All Saintsrsquo and our Sunday school

kids (and Freedom) ring

Page 4 All Saintsrsquo Episcopal Church

November 2015 Service Schedule

If a change in your schedule is necessary please make those arrangements and notify the

Worship Team Leader Jill Zimmerschied at 331-8746 Thanks

All Saintsrsquo Birthday

23rd Pentecost

November 1

930 AM

Morning Worship

24th Pentecost

November 8

930 AM

25th Pentecost

November 15

930 AM

Christ the King

Last Pentecost

November 22

930 AM

1st Advent

November 29

930 AM

Weekly

Lectionary

Wisdom of Solomon 31

-9

or Isaiah 256-9

Psalm 24

Revelation 211-6a

John 1132-44

1 Kings 178-16

Psalm 146

Hebrews 924-28

Mark 1238-44

Daniel 121-3

Psalm 16

Hebrews 1011-14 (15-

18) 19-25

Mark 131-8

Daniel 79-10 13-14

Psalm 93

Revelation 14b-8

John 1833-37

Jeremiah 3314-16

Psalm 251-9

1 Thessalonians

39-13

Luke 2125-36

Worship

Leader Chalice Bearer

Doug Weaver Jill Zimmerschied Nancy Robinson LeRoy Jons Jill

Zimmerschied

Priest or

Deacon

Joel Dingman

Lori Modesitt Jill Zimmerschied Joel Dingman Ray Grieb Ray Grieb

Preacher Joel Dingman Jill Zimmerschied Joel Dingman Ray Grieb Ray Grieb

Lector (Scripture

Reader)

Jeannie Mitchell Jill Bramlet John Robinson Callae McManus Janet Martin

Prayers

of the People Jill Zimmerschied mdashmdashmdash Cathy Hellbaum Cindy Abbott

Bonnie

Portwood

Music BJ Durr Jane Olind BJ Durr Jane Olind BJ Durr

Ushers Cindy Abbott John Reynolds John Robinson Lee Modesitt Bonnie

Portwood

Altar Guild Jill Zimmerschied

Bonnie Portwood mdashmdashmdash

Jill Zimmerschied

Bonnie Portwood

Jill Zimmerschied

Bonnie Portwood

Jill

Zimmerschied

Bonnie

Portwood

Sunday

School

Heather Younger kids Lori amp Jill Z Older Kids

Meal Leftovers

Jill B Younger kids Lori amp Jill B Older Kids

Meal Lori

Kristen Younger kids Lori amp Jill Z Older Kids

Meal Kristen


Meal Jill B mdashmdashmdashmdash

Eucharistic

Visitors mdashmdashmdash mdashmdashmdash

Jill Zimmerschied


NHW

Fr Terry

200 PM

Coffee Hour

Luncheon amp

Birthday Cake

HostHostess

Needed

John amp Nancy

Robinson Cindy Abbott

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Page 5

Page 6

Top Ten Historical Thanksgiving Facts

1 Thanksgiving Day is celebrated on the fourth Thursday in November in the USA

2 In Canada Thanksgiving Day is celebrated on the second Monday in October

3 The Plymouth Pilgrims were the first to celebrate the Thanksgiving

4 By the fall of 1621 only half of the pilgrims who had sailed on the Mayflower survived The survivors

thankful to be alive decided to hold a thanksgiving feast

5 They celebrated the first Thanksgiving Day in the fall of 1621

6 The Wampanoag Indians were the people who taught the Pilgrims how to cultivate the land

7 The Pilgrim leader Governor William Bradford had organized the first Thanksgiving feast in the year 1621

and invited the neighboring Wampanoag Indians also to the feast

8 The state of New York officially made Thanksgiving Day an annual custom in 1817

9 The annual Macys Thanksgiving Day Parade tradition began in the 1920s

10 Californians are the largest consumers of turkey in the USA

An Ode to The Birds

To our national birds

The American Eagle

And the Thanksgiving Turkey

May one give us peace

in all our states

And the other a piece

for all our plates

Two true stories from the Butterball Turkey Hotline where people call to get advice on how to cook a turkey from the experts Thanksgiving Dinner on the run A woman called 1-800-323-4848 to find out how long it would take to roast her turkey To answer the question the Hot-Line home economist asked how much the bird weighed The woman responded I dont know its still running around outside Tofu turkey No matter how you slice it Thanksgiving just isnt Thanksgiving without turkey A restaurant owner in California wanted to know how to roast a turkey for a vegetarian menu Then theres the time a lady was picking through the frozen turkeys at the grocery store but couldnt find one big enough for her family She asked a stock boy Do these turkeys get any bigger The stock boy replied No maam theyre dead

Thanksgiving is a traditional American Holiday where families all over the United States sit for dinner at the same time mdash Halftime

(In this month of Thanksgiving) ldquoI give you thanks O LORD with my whole heart before the gods I sing your praise and give thanks to your name for

your steadfast love and your faithfulnessrdquo Psalm 1381-2

Our financial status as of the end of September 2015 is as follows

September Actual YTD Budget

Cash Receipts $403347 $3600238 $4544000

Cash Disbursements $356034 $3180384 $4375000

Net Income (Loss) $ 47313 $ 419854 $ 169000

Checking amp Savings balances as of 9-30-15

Total in checking $ 244616

Total in Memorial Fund $1786656

Total in Diocesan Investment Fund $6889702 (does not include 3rd Qtr Int)

Page 7

Date November 6 amp 7 2015

Location Chugwater Valley Church

Time Starts at 700 PM

Cost $5400 per couple

Reg deadline November 6th

To register theartofmarriagecom

For more info Pastor Mike Baber at 307-422-3331

Page 8

All Saintsrsquo Episcopal Church 605 - 11th Street

PO Box 997

Wheatland WY 82201

307-322-9067

allsaintswyomingwirelesscom

httpallsaintswheatlanddiowyorg

Donrsquot forget to set your clocks back one hour Saturday night

before you go to bed Daylight Saving Time ends

at 200 am on Sunday November 1st

Visioning with Rev Joel

The November dates for

visioning with Rev Joel are

Sunday November 1st and

Sunday November 15th

Please join us

Episcopal Presiding Bishop statement on

refugees congregational and individual

response suggestions

Episcopal Church Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts

Schori has issued this statement on the current worldwide

refugee crisis

The children of Abraham have ever been reminded to care

for the widow and orphan and the sojourner in their midst

who were the refugees and homeless of the time Jesus

charged his followers to care for the least of these and

proclaim the near presence of the Reign of God ndash in other

words feed the hungry water the thirsty house the home-

less heal the sick and liberate the captives We cannot

ignore the massive human suffering in Europe Africa

and the Middle East nor in Asia and the Americas We

are our brothersrsquo and sistersrsquo keepers and our lives are

bound up with theirs The church-wide ministry of Epis-

copalians has included refugee resettlement since the

refugee crisis of World War II It continues today

through the leadership of Episcopal Migration Ministries

and I urge your involvement action and support Read

about their work below and share these opportunities

with friends and co-workers You will discover anew the

power of good news in the face of the worldrsquos tragedies

The Most Rev Katharine Jefferts Schori

Presiding Bishop and Primate

The Episcopal Church

Congregational and individual responses

The Syrian Civil War now in its fourth year has

unleashed a humanitarian emergency in which severe war

crimes mdash including indiscriminate massacres persecution

of religious and ethnic minorities sexual and gender-

based violence and other humanitarian abuses mdash have

become widespread According to a recent UNHCR re-

port more than 4 million people (through the end of

2014) have fled their homes to escape the war in Syria

adding to a worldwide total of nearly 20 million refugees

half of whom are children This is the largest and most

widespread refugee crisis the world has known since

World War II

While record numbers of people are being forced to flee

powerful images of refugees fleeing Syria are compelling

the world to action

Learn The media is publishing articles on a daily basis chroni-

cling the most recent events and statistics This crisis is

complex geopolitically and historically The terminology

can also be confusing Follow Episcopal Migration Minis-

tries on Facebook and Twitter to stay up to date

Act In 2015 the United States is welcoming 70000 refugees

to our country as new Americans

The Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society through

Episcopal Migration Ministries works in partnership with

its affiliate network along with dioceses faith communi-

ties and volunteers to welcome refugees from conflict

zones across the globe Your local resettlement agency is

always preparing for arriving families and in need of fi-

nancial support resources and volunteers Contact

anEpiscopal Migration Ministries affiliate near you

Advocate As a global leader in refugee resettlement the US can and

must do all that it can to welcome Syrians to the United

States Reach out to your Senators Representatives and

the White House and ask them to support a robust refugee

resettlement program and significant increase in Syrian

resettlement

The Episcopal Public Policy Network (EPPN) has written

a sample letter you may send to your members of Con-

gress urging them to support increasing the number of

refugees resettled by the US in 2016 You can find this

letter on the EPPN action center website

Join the Episcopal Public Policy Network to receive up-

dates and policy action alerts to your inbox Follow them

on Facebook and Twitter

Awareness Follow Episcopal Migration Ministries on Facebook

and Twitter Share news articles and stories online and

through your social media networks Generate discussions

in your community about the issues refugees are facing

Join the RefugeesWelcome global social media cam-

paign urging governments to welcome refugees to their

countries

If youre a teacher use UNHCRs toolkit for teaching

young people about migration and refugees

If you are in a congregation use the Prayer for Syria as

part of your Sunday or daily worship

For additional information contact Allison Duvall

Manager for Church Relations and Engagement for the

Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society

Page 3


of Wyoming



to support ERD





Our Help




Outreach efforts













Thank you










to worship













23rd Pentecost

November 1

930 AM

Morning Worship

24th Pentecost

November 8

930 AM

25th Pentecost

November 15

930 AM

Christ the King

Last Pentecost

November 22

930 AM

1st Advent

November 29

930 AM

Weekly

Lectionary


-9

or Isaiah 256-9

Psalm 24

Revelation 211-6a

John 1132-44

1 Kings 178-16

Psalm 146

Hebrews 924-28

Mark 1238-44

Daniel 121-3

Psalm 16

Hebrews 1011-14 (15-

18) 19-25

Mark 131-8

Daniel 79-10 13-14

Psalm 93

Revelation 14b-8

John 1833-37

Jeremiah 3314-16

Psalm 251-9

1 Thessalonians

39-13

Luke 2125-36

Worship



Zimmerschied

Priest or

Deacon

Joel Dingman



Lector (Scripture

Reader)


Prayers


Bonnie

Portwood



Portwood



Jill Zimmerschied

Bonnie Portwood

Jill Zimmerschied

Bonnie Portwood

Jill

Zimmerschied

Bonnie

Portwood

Sunday

School


Meal Leftovers


Meal Lori


Meal Kristen



Eucharistic


Jill Zimmerschied


NHW

Fr Terry

200 PM

Coffee Hour

Luncheon amp

Birthday Cake

HostHostess

Needed

John amp Nancy


Jill

Zimmerschied

Su

n

Mo

n

Tu

e

We

d

Th

u

Fri

S

at

1

93

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Page 5

Page 6














An Ode to The Birds


The American Eagle



in all our states


for all our plates







Cash Receipts $403347 $3600238 $4544000


Net Income (Loss) $ 47313 $ 419854 $ 169000





Page 7








Page 8


PO Box 997

Wheatland WY 82201

307-322-9067











Please join us


of Wyoming



to support ERD





Our Help




Outreach efforts













Thank you










to worship













23rd Pentecost

November 1

930 AM

Morning Worship

24th Pentecost

November 8

930 AM

25th Pentecost

November 15

930 AM

Christ the King

Last Pentecost

November 22

930 AM

1st Advent

November 29

930 AM

Weekly

Lectionary


-9

or Isaiah 256-9

Psalm 24

Revelation 211-6a

John 1132-44

1 Kings 178-16

Psalm 146

Hebrews 924-28

Mark 1238-44

Daniel 121-3

Psalm 16

Hebrews 1011-14 (15-

18) 19-25

Mark 131-8

Daniel 79-10 13-14

Psalm 93

Revelation 14b-8

John 1833-37

Jeremiah 3314-16

Psalm 251-9

1 Thessalonians

39-13

Luke 2125-36

Worship



Zimmerschied

Priest or

Deacon

Joel Dingman



Lector (Scripture

Reader)


Prayers


Bonnie

Portwood



Portwood



Jill Zimmerschied

Bonnie Portwood

Jill Zimmerschied

Bonnie Portwood

Jill

Zimmerschied

Bonnie

Portwood

Sunday

School


Meal Leftovers


Meal Lori


Meal Kristen



Eucharistic


Jill Zimmerschied


NHW

Fr Terry

200 PM

Coffee Hour

Luncheon amp

Birthday Cake

HostHostess

Needed

John amp Nancy


Jill

Zimmerschied

Su

n

Mo

n

Tu

e

We

d

Th

u

Fri

S

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1

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Page 5

Page 6














An Ode to The Birds


The American Eagle



in all our states


for all our plates







Cash Receipts $403347 $3600238 $4544000


Net Income (Loss) $ 47313 $ 419854 $ 169000





Page 7








Page 8


PO Box 997

Wheatland WY 82201

307-322-9067











Please join us

All Saintsrsquo Episcopal Church





23rd Pentecost

November 1

930 AM

Morning Worship

24th Pentecost

November 8

930 AM

25th Pentecost

November 15

930 AM

Christ the King

Last Pentecost

November 22

930 AM

1st Advent

November 29

930 AM

Weekly

Lectionary


-9

or Isaiah 256-9

Psalm 24

Revelation 211-6a

John 1132-44

1 Kings 178-16

Psalm 146

Hebrews 924-28

Mark 1238-44

Daniel 121-3

Psalm 16

Hebrews 1011-14 (15-

18) 19-25

Mark 131-8

Daniel 79-10 13-14

Psalm 93

Revelation 14b-8

John 1833-37

Jeremiah 3314-16

Psalm 251-9

1 Thessalonians

39-13

Luke 2125-36

Worship



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Priest or

Deacon

Joel Dingman



Lector (Scripture

Reader)


Prayers


Bonnie

Portwood



Portwood



Jill Zimmerschied

Bonnie Portwood

Jill Zimmerschied

Bonnie Portwood

Jill

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Bonnie

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Sunday

School


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Meal Lori


Meal Kristen



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in all our states


for all our plates







Cash Receipts $403347 $3600238 $4544000


Net Income (Loss) $ 47313 $ 419854 $ 169000





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An Ode to The Birds


The American Eagle



in all our states


for all our plates







Cash Receipts $403347 $3600238 $4544000


Net Income (Loss) $ 47313 $ 419854 $ 169000





Page 7








Page 8


PO Box 997

Wheatland WY 82201

307-322-9067











Please join us














An Ode to The Birds


The American Eagle



in all our states


for all our plates







Cash Receipts $403347 $3600238 $4544000


Net Income (Loss) $ 47313 $ 419854 $ 169000





Page 7








Page 8


PO Box 997

Wheatland WY 82201

307-322-9067











Please join us





Cash Receipts $403347 $3600238 $4544000


Net Income (Loss) $ 47313 $ 419854 $ 169000












Page 8


PO Box 997

Wheatland WY 82201

307-322-9067











Please join us


PO Box 997

Wheatland WY 82201

307-322-9067











Please join us

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