Happy Friday!
Here are some things you should know
A new circular means new books on the APCI resource cart. So please return the ones you have a check out the new selection located between the hall and the church
Hey folks, here’s some necessary preparation for Pentecost Sunday at St. Paul’s. Also PLEASE WEAR RED as you are able. Let’s enter Pentecost, together.
Ken invites anyone who is concerned to continue the journey of reconciliation with First Nations to accompany him to a listening circle this coming Wednesday Night 7 p.m. at Kamloops United Church. All are welcome and encouraged to attend.
Thrift Shop is open from 9:30 til 1:30 every Friday until the end of June. When doing your Spring Cleaning, if you find anything useful that you have not needed for some time, the Shop would love to receive it. China and kitchenware are two of the things we are short of right now. Clothing is always welcome, mended and stain-free, please.
People of St. Paul’s you can support PWRDF in their efforts to support the people of Alberta in their fight against the wild fires. They should make their cheques out to St. Paul’s and mark it for Fort McMurray wild fires
The Strawberry Tea is tentatively set for Friday June 17th – if we receive a volunteer to look after purchasing and slicing the strawberries. Rae Long will make the cakes. Please contact Rae Long at 250-372-7582 or Roger Parkes at 250-374-2316 if you would like to take on this job.
Friendship Friday – May 20 at 10am with special guests our own Master Gardeners – Jo-Lynn and Miriam. All welcome.
Equip 2016
St. Paul’s is hosting Equip this year on May 27-29
Listening with the Ear of our Hearts: The Art of Engaged Leadership in the Parish
This year’s guest speaker will be the Bishop of New Westminster – The Rt Rev Melissa Skelton
They now have a web site!!
Parish Picnic
June 5th after Church @ Prince Charles Park
An afternoon of fellowship at the park bring your own lawn chairs, blanket etc. Burgers, hot dogs ice cream and water are supplied but please bring a finger food item to share
Youth Ministry Trust Account
In years past generous donations have been received to the St. Paul’s Youth Ministry Trust account. This trust account has been used since 2012 to support our youth, young adults and volunteer youth leaders in taking part in retreats, conferences and leadership development opportunities. We have supported young people in attending the following experiences:
- British Columbia and Yukon Anglican Youth Movement Fall Conferences
- February Winter Retreat @ Sorrento Centre
- Young Sojourners Weekend @ Sorrento Centre
- Ask and Imagine leadership program in London, Ontario
- Leadership, Experience and Adventure Program (LEAP) at Sorrento Centre.
- Canadian Lutheran and Anglican Youth Gathering, held every two years and moves across the country.
This trust fund has made it possible for many of our young people to attend these important retreats, gatherings and leadership training opportunities without the cost being a burden on them and their families. It also shows them that we as the Cathedral Community support learning and experiential opportunities in more ways than one.
We are inviting you to consider donating to this important trust fund. The funds raised for the Youth Ministry Trust Account will continue to be used to support our young people and the youth leadership team (a volunteer team of young people who largely are in post-secondary school) in participating in leadership training opportunities, retreats and conferences outside of the events and activities that take place at St. Paul’s Cathedral. The next two upcoming gatherings include the Young Sojourners Weekend and the LEAP Program.
We give thanks for your continued support of our young people at St. Paul’s Cathedral. Donations can be made through the Cathedral office, clearly marked for the Youth Trust Fund.
If you would like more information about the Youth Ministry Trust account or youth programming contact Melissa Green, Youth Coordinator at: stpaulscathedralyouth@gmail.
Sorrento Centre Corner
What can you learn this year at Sorrento Centre?
The 2016 program guide is available on line now! Plan your summer accordingly!
Week 5
Sunday, August 7 – Saturday, August 13
Move to Learn, Learn to Move:
Using the Anat Baniel Method℠
with Phoebe MacRae and Susinn Shaler
Using the Anat Baniel Method℠
with Phoebe MacRae and Susinn Shaler
Whether you are in good health or have a limiting diagnosis, the Anat Baniel Method℠ gives you tools to make the impossible possible.
Do you have a child with special needs? Do you have chronic pain or a lack of ability to focus? Do you wish to move to a new level in your area of expertise? Do you wish to better understand your self?
The Anat Baniel Method℠ is a science-based approach that transforms lives; helping people move beyond pain and limitation while enhancing physical, cognitive, and creative performance.
Gentle, innovative movement lessons create new brain organization that increases strength, flexibility, and vitality.
Find out why Phoebe’s classes in the Anat Baniel Method℠ have been a favourite at Sorrento Centre for 5 years. If you’ve attended Phoebe’s class in the past, find out how much more you can learn in this spiral curriculum!
Note: Class is designed for adult participation only Individual Private Movement Lessons will be available on-site at an additional cost. Please contact ourmovementmatters@gmail.com for more information and scheduling.
Course fee: $310
Click this link for more information - http://www.sorrento-centre.bc.
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