Here are some things you should know
A continuation of the Images from Ordinary Time art show hangs in the sanctuary during this period of Ordinary Time between Epiphany and Lent. Beginning with the creation of time itself, the artists have reflected on a variety of events and aspects of our daily lives. We invite your comments.
2015 Tax receipts – are available at the back of the church Sunday – please take a look and grab yours to save postage. If there are any inconstancies please contact the envelope secretary Trish Waldie at 250-374-1484
Annual Vestry Report is complete – copies will be available at the back of the church Sunday.
Update from the Anglican Foundation
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Shrove Tuesday – Pancake Supper – Tuesday February 9, 2016 from 5-6:30. Suggested donation of $5. Come down for crafts, pancakes and laughs.
Update from General Synod – Click this link:
Lenten Lectures
To everything there is a season: The Autumn of life can be glorious!
February 11 – Growing Older: Crisis or Opportunity? – David Lidster
February 18 – Light Years – Jane Gingrich
February 25 – Living your legacy – Ivy Thomas
March 3 – Finding forgiveness and spiritual actualization late in life – Lee Emery
March 10 – May I hold your Hand? Hospice Care – Jo-Mary Hunter
March 17 – My Mother, My Daughters and Me – Sandra Sugden
12:15pm at 360 Nicola
A light lunch will follow each lecture.
For more information, contact St. Paul’s at: 250372 3912 orstpaulscathedral@shaw.ca
Annual Vestry Meeting – February 14 after church – come on out and discuss all things St. Paul’s related.
Please bring a finger food dish for sharing (potluck)
On Friday February 12, at 11 am the Central Interior family is invited to gather at St Paul’s Cathedral for a memorial service to give thanks to God for the life and ministry of Bishop Jim Cruickshank. Archbishop Fred Hiltz, Archbishop John Privett and others from outside of the Central Interior will be joining us. This date was selected as it is the closest day to the anniversary date of his consecration as Bishop of Cariboo on February 9, 1992 and that seemed convenient for the community. A reception will follow in the Cathedral Hall.
As we gather as the Cariboo family of Bishop Jim, I am inviting the clergy (colour white) and LMWS to robe. Pastoral Elders and the Canons of Cariboo and the Central Interior are invited to join the procession. Visiting clergy and ecumenical partners are also invited to robe. Please confirm your attendance with the APCI office by February 5, 2016 - apci@shaw.ca.
In honour of Bishop Jim’s legacy as Bishop of Cariboo and his ministry throughout the church, a Legacy Fund in memory of Bishop Jim Cruickshank, has been set up in the APCI Investment Fund. Donations can be made to the APCI office at 360 Nicola St, Kamloops, BC V2C clearly marked in Memory of Bishop Jim.
As families do at the time of the death of one of its beloved members, we will gather to story tell and to share those stories with one another. We are inviting you to write your story of Bishop Jim. These stories will be published in a booklet and shared with Bishop Jim’s family and the wider church family. We would like to publish some of these stories in the next LINK (deadline January 28). Please submit your stories toapcibishop@shaw.ca by January 28 for inclusion in the LINK and the booklet for the service on February 12. We will continue to collect stories until the end of March for inclusion in a final booklet. We welcome high resolution pictures along with your stories or just send us a picture.
Friendship Friday.
Friday, February 19, 2016
Time: 10. A.M.
Guest speaker: Bud Forbes. Topic: Out of the Cold Program
Time: 10. A.M.
Guest speaker: Bud Forbes. Topic: Out of the Cold Program
February Faith Lecture
Sunday February 21
7pm
360 Nicola Street
“You have kept the best wine until NOW!”
Speaker is the Rev Canon David Sinclair.
Saturday, Feb. 20 come to a Parish dinner with a theme of “Love”. Come at 5:30 with dinner at 6PM. Tickets: Adults $15, Children $7 and Family $40. (At the office, after10AM service and Roger 3743-2316). See Barry Baskin for Silent Auction items. Partial proceeds to go to the Syrian Refugees)
Celebrating Faith Connections - ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY FOR LENTEN LEARNING
Six local churches are cooperating in a series of gatherings to work together to build communities amoung our churches and to educate our congregations about interfaith communities.
Wednesday evenings 5:30-7:30, beginning March 2nd at Kamloops United Church a soup and bun supper, followed by a presentation by a representative of a local interfaith community.
St. Paul’s will host the session March 2nd also at Kamloops United (all our space is booked on Wednesdays). If you would like to assist with hosting speak to Verna Albright.
THE GATHERINGS WILL BE SCENT-FREE, AND WILL PROVIDE GLUTEN-FREE AND VEGETARIAN AS WELL AS REGULAR MEALS.
Easter Service details - Holy Week St. Paul’s Cathedral 2016
HOLY WEEK and EASTER WORSHIP at the CATHEDRAL
Holy Week St. Paul’s Cathedral 2016
Palm Sunday March 20 8:00 a.m. Holy Communion
10:00 a.m. Holy Eucharist and Liturgy of the Palms
Maundy Thursday March 24 7:30 p.m. Holy Eucharist with Foot Washing. The Stripping of the Altar
Good Friday March 25 11:00 a.m. The Celebration of the Lord’s Passion, Solemn Intercession, Meditation on the Cross
Easter Day March 27 5:00 a.m. Sunrise Eucharist (on the Beach off of Schubert Drive)
8:00 a.m. Holy Communion
10:00 a.m. Holy Eucharist
ALL ARE WELCOME!
St. Paul’s Anglican Cathedral 360 Nicola St., Kamloops BC 250 372 3912
Sorrento Centre Corner
What can you learn this year at Sorrento Centre?
FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 2016 - SUNDAY, MARCH 6, 2016
Courage to Teach ®
A Courage & Renewal ® Program for Educatorswith Dan Hines
A Courage & Renewal ® Program for Educatorswith Dan Hines
We teach who we are.
The best teaching arises from the identity and integrity of the one who teaches.
Teaching can never be reduced to techniques and methods.
During this program, educators are invited to reflect on questions of selfhood and teaching: “Who is the self that teaches?
How does the quality of my selfhood form-or deform-the way I relate
to my students, my subject, my colleagues, my world?”
The best teaching arises from the identity and integrity of the one who teaches.
Teaching can never be reduced to techniques and methods.
During this program, educators are invited to reflect on questions of selfhood and teaching: “Who is the self that teaches?
How does the quality of my selfhood form-or deform-the way I relate
to my students, my subject, my colleagues, my world?”
Course Fee: $580, includes instruction, meals (Friday dinner through Sunday lunch), accommodation based on double occupancy.
For more information please click the link - http://www.sorrento-centre.bc.
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