Hello St. Paul’s Family
Here are a few things you may need to know – I have attached a digital copy of the circular. There will be a few paper copies at the back of the church this Sunday.
A call for Soup!!
We have had 32 neighbors in for soup in January and 25 so far in February. This is means there is a LOT of frozen soup going out (114 in the past 6 weeks). Our supply is low – very very low so if you have a little time in the next couple of weeks think about making soup. They often request split pea and ham, it seems to be a favorite. Other things that are very popular are frozen “treats” like cookies and brownies in zip lock bags. It is nice to offer that as a special bonus.
SUNDAY!!!!!ANNUAL VESTRY MEETING Sunday February 15th, following 10 amservice. Light lunch and child care will be provided.
Pancake Supper – February 17 from 5 – 6:30pm in the hall. There is a suggested donation of $5. Come out and enjoy pancakes, crafts and laughs.
FRIENDSHIP FRIDAY - Friday. FEBRUARY 20th.10 AM - Guest Speaker.......our Dean. LOUISE PETERS "Show and Tell" of her Vestments and Stoles Everyone cordially invited to attend
Coldest Night of the Year
On Saturday February 21. the New Life Mission is holding a fund raiser called The Coldest Night of the Year. It is a fantastic fun, family friendly walking fund raiser that raises money for the hungry, homeless and the hurting.
I would like to put together a team from St. Paul’s to participate in the event. If you would like to be part of our team or would like more information please get in touch with Bud Forbes at (250)573 3430
The Thompson Valley Orchestra presents ROMANTIC INTERLUDES. Music from the classics to jazz and more with special guest: Ingrid Mapson Mezzo Soprano. 7:00 PM Sat. Feb. 28th at Calvary Community Church. 1205 Rogers Way.
February Faith Lecture
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Sunday February 22, 2015
7:30 pm
CAN THERE BE A MIDDLE TO THE MIDDLE EAST?
The Rev. Canon Dr. Richard LeSueur
In the wake of another tragic episode of violence between Gaza and Israel this past summer, and disturbing trends sweeping across Syria and Iraq, one wonders whether this region can ever know peace. In this one address Richard will draw on his first-hand experience of recent history in Israel/Palestine, and provide an overview of the past century with maps and charts that illustrate the fundamental changes underway.
The Rev. Canon Dr. Richard LeSueur
Richard is a former resident of Jerusalem. He continues to facilitate programs of pilgrimage and study in the biblical lands annually. He was the former Director of the Desert Program at St. George’s College, Jerusalem, and serves as adjunct faculty with Trinity College, Toronto. He is the rector of St. George, Cadboro Bay, Victoria.
Join us for this Free Public Lecture!! All are Welcome!!
360 Nicola St. Kamloops BC
for more information call 250 372 3912 or email stpaulscathedral@shawbiz.ca
OUR NAME
IS
PILGRIM
A Workshop at St. Paul’s Cathedral with The Rev. Canon Dr. Richard LeSueur
360 Nicola St. Kamloops BC
Monday February 23 2015
9:30 am – 11:30 am
A new reality has quietly but powerfully come on the stage of Western experience. It is being described as a renaissance in pilgrimage. Thousands of footfalls are occurring on the ancient routes. One cannot know whether the attraction is towards the new and novel, the physical challenge, curiosity, or whether something deeper is taking place. Has a searching and longing in our culture in turn become a journeying? For decades the Christian community has been singing hymns of being a people on a journey, fellow travellers on the road. Perhaps that is truer today than ever before. In multiple ways, a contemporary rediscovery is underway that our name is indeed, pilgrim.
Join us at the Cathedral for this exploration of the practice of pilgrimage. It is a free event and all are welcome!.
Please pre-register by calling: 250 372 3912 or by emailing stpaulscathedral@shawbiz.ca
Richard LeSueur has been facilitating programs of pilgrimage for more than 30 years, principally in the Middle East. He was the former Director of the Desert Program at St. George’s College, Jerusalem. This past summer he presented a paper at the First Global Conference on Sacred Journey at Oxford, UK. He serves as adjunct faculty with Trinity College, Toronto and is rector of St. George, Cadboro Bay, Victoria.
Lenten Lecture Series – Mark you calendars – It is going to be good!!!
~WALK ~
~WANDER ~
~ WONDER~
The Practice of Pilgrimage
St. Paul’s Cathedral Lenten Lecture Series 2015
Thursdays in Lent: 12:15 – 12:45 pm
Light Lunch to follow
ALL ARE WELCOME!
February 19: LeAnn Blackert: Preparing to Walk
February 26: Lee Emery: Two Wheels as the Way
March 5: Dawne Taylor: The Way of Worship and Work
March 12: Ron and Jennifer Ste. Marie The Camino
March 19: Dan Hines:
March 26: Ian Chadwick: The Pilgrims Progress
April 2: Louise Peters: Missional Pilgrimage Practices
World Day of Prayer services will be held on Friday, March 6 at 1 PM at Hills of Peace Lutheran Church, 605 Robson Drive and at 7PM at St. John Vianney, Bank Road. Everyone is welcome to join us for worship written by women of the Bahamas.
Want more information? Check out this link
On Saturday March 14/2014, there will be a fund raiser concert for the Kamloops Hospice Association. The concert will start at 7 p.m. at St. Paul’s Anglican Church. Featured performers will include large and small brass ensembles, piano, organ, flute, hand bell choir, etc. Entrance is by donation at the door. Refreshments and light snacks will be available following the concert.
Please mark your calendars for Sunday, April 12, 2015 as we host a dinner and celebration to honor Louise. More details to come.
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