led by talented performer
Sunday, July 20th, 2014 at 5:00 pm
Rain or Shine
Please bring a comfortable lawn chair
Indoors in the Church Hall if Inclement Weather
A collection will be taken – to be divided between Open Door Choir @ Our Place & St. Stephen’s Community Outreach
Fot more information please call St. Stephen’s Church Office at 250.652.4311
For Louise’s Bio please click here
Join Us For An Old Fashioned Community PicnicBring Your own Picnic Basket and a blanket or chair
We’ll provide Lemonade and Ice cream and
Old fashioned games for children and adults
Bring your friends and family and stay for the Hymn Sing at 5 pm
E-mail picnic@ststephensanglican.net
A Devotional Essay by D F Raborn
I was recently at a knitting convention in Atlanta called “Stitches South” where I heard a whole lot of Southern and a whole bunch of yarns. During the Friday Night pajama party the mantra “ya git what ya git and ya don’t pitch a fit” was repeated often during the many prize giveaways.
Actually it sounds like a great reminder for the trials we experience at certain times of our life, menopause included! However, I think as we walk with Him, Jesus would like us to be more than just stoic on this journey.
“INHERITANCE”
Opening prayer: I have been blessed with the privilege to present these words to you: I pray that these words will bless each & every one of you – to the Glory of God. Amen.
HE IS RISEN! Today is officially designated “Easter 2” but for me following last week’s sermon I feel like is it “Anti-Climax” Sunday. I mean you have all that build-up to the most important day of our Christian year and then …..bang! How do I follow that? Well, ……………….
Saturday. April 26th 10:00 am – 2:00 pm
Refreshments & Lunch
Wheelchair accessible. All Proceeds to Outreach Programs.
St Stephen’s Anglican Church – Regular BAS Sunday Service at 11:00 am
The choir of King’s College, Cambridge sing the Easter hymn, Ride On ! Ride On In Majesty. The choir are joined by the congregation. The trebles sing a verse on their own as do the gentlemen before the trebles soar to a lovely descant during the final verse.
