WELCOME NAN & BRUCE!!!!
We're so glad you are here with us!
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.
Monday, 30 May 2011
Choir Practise, Tuesday, May 31st
There will be a Choir Practise on tonight, Wednesday, June 1st at 5:45 p.m.
Monday, 23 May 2011
Sunday, May 22nd at St.Mark's
Joyce Olive-Snair lead the service on May 22nd.
Mary Elizabeth Cameron from Leeside Transitional House was our guest speaker.
Julia MacQuarrie test drives one of our two new railings on the steps up to the alter. Thanks to Carl MacKichan for such a wonderful job. The railings are a work of art done by a great craftsman! Our members with challenging mobility will be forever grateful to you.
Lana wishes that the railings had been there when she had to use a cane.
Sunday School was having a great time.
Vida, Archie and Elaine have a discussion over coffee.
Clark and Denis enjoyed their coffee.
Joyce and Patsy exchange news.
Ingram tried to get out of the picture!
Linda made coffee and tea this Sunday. Thanks Linda!
Monday, 16 May 2011
Choir Practise, Tuesday, May 17th
Choir practise will be held at 5:45 p.m. on Tuesday, May 17th.
Music required is:
- Lend Me Your Voice
- A Time For All Things
Saturday, 14 May 2011
Thank You!
Thanks for making the stole that was presented to me last week. I love it. I will wear it with great pride and when I do I will remember the great time I had with you all. I am going to take it to Ottawa with me this week-end it to show it off to the family and friends.
It am thinking about how I can turn it into a number of stories during the children times at Camp and in Church. For example the Celtic Cross-the cross with the circle is a symbol of God's unending love which surrounds us, the island tartan is a symbol that all the people of the world are made and rely upon God's good earth for food, and friendship; and the 40 is a symbol of the number of days that people of Israel lived in the desert, the days in Lent, the days Jesus spent in the wilderness. The gold at the top symbolize that friends who surround and support us are like gold. Some ideas that are starting to come.
Miss you! All the best and God bless.
Bob
It am thinking about how I can turn it into a number of stories during the children times at Camp and in Church. For example the Celtic Cross-the cross with the circle is a symbol of God's unending love which surrounds us, the island tartan is a symbol that all the people of the world are made and rely upon God's good earth for food, and friendship; and the 40 is a symbol of the number of days that people of Israel lived in the desert, the days in Lent, the days Jesus spent in the wilderness. The gold at the top symbolize that friends who surround and support us are like gold. Some ideas that are starting to come.
Miss you! All the best and God bless.
Bob
Hymns for Sunday, May 29th
This is the day - 412
Jesus loves me - 365
Spirit of the living god - 376
Rejoice, the lord is King - 213
Psalm 66, parts 2 & 3, refrain 2, # 784
Doxology - 540
Jesus loves me - 365
Spirit of the living god - 376
Rejoice, the lord is King - 213
Psalm 66, parts 2 & 3, refrain 2, # 784
Doxology - 540
Hymns for Sunday, May 22nd
Holy ground - (printed)
Halle, halle, halle - 958
Seek ye first - 356
Holy god, we praise your name - 894, V. 1 & 2
Psalm 31, parts 1 & 3, # 758
Doxology - 538
Halle, halle, halle - 958
Seek ye first - 356
Holy god, we praise your name - 894, V. 1 & 2
Psalm 31, parts 1 & 3, # 758
Doxology - 538
Tuesday, 10 May 2011
St. Mark's Congregational Boad Meeting, Tuesday, May 17th
St. Mark's Congregational Board
will meet Tuesday, May 17th
Executive: 6:30 p.m.
Committees: 7:00 p.m.
Combined Board: 8:00 p.m.
will meet Tuesday, May 17th
Executive: 6:30 p.m.
Committees: 7:00 p.m.
Combined Board: 8:00 p.m.
The Quilters of St.Mark's United Church
"From Now On"
We choose the spiritual and historical symbols on the United Church Crest
to represent our Heritage, and we transposed them on four celebratory stars.
"Celebrating Who We Are"
The stars celebrate who we are today
Because of our heritage of yesterday.
This quilt square will join the quilt squares from
all the Pastoral Charges to be displayed at Maritime Conference.
The Quilters of St.Mark's United Church
We choose the spiritual and historical symbols on the United Church Crest
to represent our Heritage, and we transposed them on four celebratory stars.
"Celebrating Who We Are"
The stars celebrate who we are today
Because of our heritage of yesterday.
This quilt square will join the quilt squares from
all the Pastoral Charges to be displayed at Maritime Conference.
The Quilters of St.Mark's United Church
Farewell to Rev. Bob
Making the Stole
Barb MacIntyre and Camille Chapman with input from Lucille Evans, Carolyn Langley, and Sherrille MacKeigan brought the design from concept to actuality.
The Concept:
The design of the stole by Camille Chapman included the P.E.I. tartan with a Celtic Cross and the number 40 to celebrate Bob's 40th year since his ordination.
Barb MacIntyre and Camille Chapman with input from Lucille Evans, Carolyn Langley, and Sherrille MacKeigan brought the design from concept to actuality.
Mother's Day at St. Mark's
Teaching Bob to clap in time to the music!
Malcolm presents the farewell gift to Bob
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| Wearing the new stole. |
All dressed up for Mother's Day.
The Matthews children had fun making a gift for Mom!
Trina and Alexander who were visitors at the Chapman house chat with Larry.
Irene, Bob and Lana have a last group hug!
We'll miss you Bob! Come to see us often!
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