Father Thomas Willis, Rector of Cathedral Basilica of St Augustine, has cordially invited Historic City News readers to attend the following liturgies scheduled for this month.

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Historic City News readers interested in providing a loving home for children in need of a temporary family, are encouraged to attend pre-service training classes for prospective foster and adoptive parents hosted by the St Johns County Family Integrity Program.

Members of the Garden Club of St Augustine are coming to the Anastasia Island Branch Library to show you how to use food and flowers to spruce up your home for Halloween, Thanksgiving, or simply to give it an “autumn” touch.

Barbara Brenner announced to Historic City News that the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of St Augustine located at 2487 A1A South in St Augustine, will host a public meeting to discuss Amendment 8 — the hotly debated “Religious Freedom” Amendment that will be on the Florida ballot on November 6.

Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church in St Augustine has extended an invitation for Historic City News readers to attend the 15th Annual Greek Festival; being held in Francis Field on Castillo Drive.

Historic City News readers are invited to attend on Wednesday, October 17 at 7:00 p.m. when Dr Constantine Santas will discuss his latest book “The Epics of David Lean” in the Gamache-Koger Theater of the Ringhaver Student Center at Flagler College.

Dianne Jacoby announced an exciting and entertaining fall lineup for the traveling theatre troupe, St George Players; who have scheduled performances for the fall and holiday seasons at the Spanish Bakery.