St. David's Official Board
will meet November 22, 2009 following Church Service.
will meet November 22, 2009 following Church Service.
Contact Online is a Blog for St. Mark's United Church Community of Faith, Region 15 of the United Church of Canada. 504 Bernard Street, Port Hawkesbury, N.S. B9A 1L2, E-mail: stmarksuc@gmail.com St. Mark's United Church accepts and welcomes all people as we share and grow in acceptance, learn, love and share our Christian faith in God's love. Phone: (902) 625-2229, Church Services are held every Sunday at 9:30 a.m.
Friday 30 October 2009
St. Mark's United Church Annual Christmas Tea and Sale
St. Mark's United Church Annual Christmas Tea and Sale; Crafts, Knitting, Sewing, New to You and Bake Tables. Phone 625-0741, or 625-1417 to order pies with homemade mince meat.
Tuesday 27 October 2009
Hymns for Sunday, November 1st
MAKE A JOYFUL NOISE - 820
JESUS LOVES ME - 365
HOLY GROUND (PRINTED)
BLEST ARE THEY - 896
PSALM 146, #868
DOXOLOGY - 542
JESUS LOVES ME - 365
HOLY GROUND (PRINTED)
BLEST ARE THEY - 896
PSALM 146, #868
DOXOLOGY - 542
Sunday 25 October 2009
Farewell to Cullen & Jessie
It is with sadness that we say farewell to longtime Port Hawkesbury residents: Cullen & Jessie MacLeod. We wish them well in their new home in Halifax.
St. Mark's Baptism, October 25th, 2009
Gordon & Sherry's son, John Ellis Langley was Baptizedand welcomed into the congregation of St. Mark's,
on Sunday, October 25, 2009
Saturday 24 October 2009
Ten Thousand Villages Craft Fair
The Ten Thousand Villages Sale at St. Mark’s on Saturday Oct 24 was another success story. The sales total, before taxes, was $11,006. This was down slightly from our last year total of $12,056 but we were still very pleased—considering how people are tightening the belt with the new economy. Ten Thousand Villages estimates that it takes the profit from $3500 in sales to support a family of four for a year. So St. Mark’s sale will support three families for a year.
We had a great day, with the sunshine bringing out lots of shoppers, both young and older. There were lots of volunteers and of course the Cubs were out with their apples. The products are always varied and interesting with lots of new items for repeat shoppers. The volunteers with us for the weekend were Lee and Carol Swartzinger from Oregon. They were both a pleasure to work with and they had lots of praise for our very efficient volunteers. The workers were treated to a lovely lunch thanks to Barb MacIntyre and Lorna Harvey. Special thanks to Jean Wilson for hosting the Swartzingers for two nights.
Everything went so well –I can only say ‘thank you’ to all who made it happen—whether you put up a poster, unpacked, packed up, baked, wrapped or swept the floor after it was all over—you helped make it happen. Thank you!! And to all the shoppers in the community - another huge thank you for your continued support of Ten Thousand Villages. Mark your calendar for the same weekend next year!
Lana MacLean
We had a great day, with the sunshine bringing out lots of shoppers, both young and older. There were lots of volunteers and of course the Cubs were out with their apples. The products are always varied and interesting with lots of new items for repeat shoppers. The volunteers with us for the weekend were Lee and Carol Swartzinger from Oregon. They were both a pleasure to work with and they had lots of praise for our very efficient volunteers. The workers were treated to a lovely lunch thanks to Barb MacIntyre and Lorna Harvey. Special thanks to Jean Wilson for hosting the Swartzingers for two nights.
Everything went so well –I can only say ‘thank you’ to all who made it happen—whether you put up a poster, unpacked, packed up, baked, wrapped or swept the floor after it was all over—you helped make it happen. Thank you!! And to all the shoppers in the community - another huge thank you for your continued support of Ten Thousand Villages. Mark your calendar for the same weekend next year!
Lana MacLean
Tuesday 20 October 2009
Hymns for Sunday, October 25th
DEAR LORD, LEAD ME DAY BY DAY - 568
LORD, LISTEN TO YOUR CHILDREN PRAYING - 400
OPEN MY EYES - 371
ONE MORE STEP ALONG THE ROAD I GO - 639
PSALM - 34, #761
DOXOLOGY - 544
LORD, LISTEN TO YOUR CHILDREN PRAYING - 400
OPEN MY EYES - 371
ONE MORE STEP ALONG THE ROAD I GO - 639
PSALM - 34, #761
DOXOLOGY - 544
Monday 19 October 2009
St. Mark's Congregational Board
will meet Tuesday, October 20th
Executive: 6:30 p.m.
Committees: 7:15 p.m.
Combined Board: 8:15 p.m.
will meet Tuesday, October 20th
Executive: 6:30 p.m.
Committees: 7:15 p.m.
Combined Board: 8:15 p.m.
Since St. Mark's Church hall has been booked as a polling station for the bye-election which closes at 7:00 p.m., committee meetings will not be held in the hall and the general meeting will be held in the sanctuary, unless the bye-election team have left before the general meeting starts.
St. David's 124th Anniversary
St. David's congregation celebrated their 124th anniversary on Sunday, October 18. St. Mark's congregation joined them for this occasion. The combined choir from St. Mark's & St. David's under the direction of Al Fougere lead the music for the service. Rev. Robert Latimer, the guest speaker gave an interesting sermon with incites into the life of Calvin.
Reverend Bob Latimer with Yvonne
Lana got a big hug.
The meal was delicious!
Thanks to Maxine Smith who made this wonderful cake.
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