Weekly Message April 18
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Join us in online Worship. We post the link every Sunday on our homepage and on our Facebook page. This week’s Worship can be viewed here: We extend a …
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Weekly Message April 11
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In this Easter season, may the power of resurrection stories find their ways into our lives, our work, our resting and our rising. May they spring from our imaginations and find expression in all we say and do.
Weekly Message March 28
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Palm Sunday worship will also include communion. You may want to have some bread or crackers and some juice or other drink when you sit down to worship.
Weekly Message March 21
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Next Sunday, March 28 is Palm Sunday, also known as Passion Sunday. We will be noting the events of Jesus’ last week before his death, including his triumphal entry into Jerusalem (riding on a donkey) and his celebration of the Passover Meal, which is the basis for our Christian celebration of Holy Communion.
Weekly Message March 14
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Thank you to all who helped with the making of the soups and delivery/pickups and to all who purchased soups during our Souper Sunday event.
Weekly Message for March 7
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Please join us in online Worship at a time that is convenient for you. Remember to Spring Forward next weekend. Souper Sunday! Sunday, March 14 will be our second Souper Sunday …
Weekly Message February 28
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The link for this week’s worship is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gwnIM4VNb9I Greetings! Below you will find information on Harrow as well as some programs and information from some of our neighbours. We hope …
Weekly Message February 21
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God of love,
as in Jesus Christ you gave yourself to us,
so may we give ourselves to you,
living according to your holy will.
Weekly Message January 31
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May you be surprised by joy, curious about new revelations of God’s love, and filled with the grace of Christ.
Weekly Message January 24
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From all that calls for our attention, help us God, to be attentive to you.
Let us be still, or at least still enough to feel the breath that goes in and out of our bodies,
to sense the rhythm of our pulse and our heartbeat …