St. Anselm's celebration of the Feast of St. Francis on October 4th was full of joy. Many animals—mostly dogs, but also a few geckos—as well as stuffed animals and photos of felines were blessed. We also celebrated 100 years of our own living saint, Gene Bozorth.
We also launched our 2027 pledge campaign. Our Stewardship Commission Chair, Katie Taggart, and Junior Warden, Julie Rinkenberger spoke about this year's campaign theme, "Funding Our Vision." You can view a video of their presentation here.
Please give prayerful consideration to your 2027 pledge to St. Anselm's. Our goal for this year's campaign is $330,000, an increase of 23% from last year's pledge total. If you have questions about pledging to St. Anselm's, check out the helpful Q/A guide below. Pledge cards will be blessed on the Feast of All Saints, Sunday, November 1st. But if you prefer, you can make a digital pledge online.
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