8:00 AM     Holy Eucharist I      

   9:15 AM     Choral Eucharist 

Susan Mount Guild

Susan Mount Guild meets for good food, fellowship and discussion on Monday, September 10 at noon. Please notify Helen Cavin by Wednesday, September 5 if you plan to attend (314.647.0889 or chfc8798@sbcglobal.net).

Tuesday, September 11
6-8 PM   Great Hall
Greetings! We hope all of you have had a great summer.
As we start up the new Steak & Stories season, we will have our first event as usual the second Tuesday night of each month. The new season will kick off on Tuesday, September 11 from 6-8 PM in the Great Hall. Our topic will feature: The stained glass windows of St. Michael & St. George have been captured in the new book Stained Glass Scriptures.  Authors Jim Sherby and Ralph Lewis will discuss the book and how it was created. Please RSVP to Alice at alice@csmsg.org or 314.721.1502 by September 10 at noon.

Saturday, September 15

Hunger Ministry Sandwich-making           

Faith@Work

Monday Night Bible Studies

Women's Bible Study by the Rev. Emily Hylden

Beginning Monday, September 17!  Join Emily and other women to study Isaiah this fall on Monday evenings at Deacon Emily's home (757 Syracuse Ave, 2N); we will enjoy a soup and salad dinner before diving into this OT prophet! Please email the Rev. Emily
at ehylden@csmsg.org if you are interested in attending.

100 Years of Weddings at CSMSG

Photographs, memories, music, dresses through the decades, cake and tea. Bring your mother, bring your daughters for an afternoon you'll cherish! 3-5 PM in the Great Hall. Cost is $10 adult/$5 child. Please RSVP to Alice at alice@csmsg.org or 314.721.1502.

Wanted: Wedding Dresses

We're looking for wedding dresses worn by CSMSG brides, to be modeled at the "100 Years of Weddings at CSMSG" event on September 22. If you have one you're willing to show, please contact Liza Streett at 314.591.1525 or lidabert@swbell.net.

Moment in Time

Episcopal City Mission's annual gala, Moment in Time, will be held on Thursday, September 27 at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Clayton. The evening begins at 6 PM with a cocktail reception and the musical delights of the Just In Time Ensemble.

ECM will be honoring the previous nine Chairs of the Board of Directors at this year's MIT. We are very grateful for their dedication, leadership, and service over the last twenty years. They were instrumental in furthering our mission of providing hope and healing to the children in detention.

1992-1993 Mrs. Jeanne Deutsch

1994-1995 Mr. Gordon Herzog

1996-1998 Mr. G. Brooke Hoey

1999-2000 Mr. William Sant

2001-2003 Mrs. Pat Lynn FitzRoy

2004-2005 Mr. David Culver

2006-2007 Mr. Robert Falk

2008-2009 Mr. Jeffrey Klieve

2010-2011 Mr. Mark Jordan

Please join us at the Moment in Time Gala as we thank the past Board Chairs and celebrate our successes. For information on attending, please call the office at 314.436.3545 or email at ecitymission@sbcglobal.net.

7 PM  Great Hall
Join us for an evening of inspiring story and song with Stowe Shockey, Thursday, September 27 at 7 PM. Stowe Dailey Shockey is a gifted singer and songwriter, having written music with Garth Brooks and others in the Nashville country music community. She has co-authored six books, including Flying High and Journey of Light, the story of her own troubled childhood. She has walked through the fiery coals of life and come out on the other side with nary a blister. She shares a smoking story of rising above her fears and embracing who she is. Stowe says: "I am a blessed and grateful messenger sent to remind others of their magnificence. My hope is to inspire others through music and stories."
Tickets are $10 in advance, and $15 at the door.
To purchase tickets & CD's in advance, download the attached order form. Complete the form and mail back to CSMSG.
Doors open at 6 PM. Seating is on a first come, first serve basis. Books will be for sale at the concert for $20.
Stowe will sign copies of her book, Flying High, after the concert. Click on the here for more information.

We welcome Nicholas Bideler who joins the staff of CSMSG as Assistant Organist and Choirmaster. Nick is completing his doctoral study in organ performance at the University of Kansas and will serve as the principal accompanist for the CSMSG choirs and will also share in the service-playing responsibilities. A native of Fort Smith, Arkansas, Nick has also studied at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, and has held church positions in a variety of denominations. He was chosen from a large pool of applicants for the position at CSMSG and we are delighted to welcome him to the music staff. You can read more about Nick, his work, and his accomplishments on his website:http://bideler.yolasite.com.