Archives ~ March 2009

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• 29^th March 2009 - 5^th Sunday of Lent - at the morning services
  Thanks to Trinity Unplugged for their music.
  For the text of the sermon by Rev'd Canon Dawn Davis, please click here
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• 25^th March 2009  - Annunciation of the Lord - a meeting of the Canadian branch of the Compass Rose Society
  with addresses by Rt Rev'd Philip Poole, Canon John Peterson and Most Rev'd Terence Finlay.
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• 22^nd March 2009 - 4^th Sunday of Lent - Mothering Sunday - at the 9:15am sung eucharist & Sunday School
  For the text of the sermon by Rev'd Stephen Kern, please click here
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• 15^th March 2009 - 3^rd Sunday of Lent - at the 9:15am sung eucharist
  Top row (right): Our guest preacher today was Zaida Bastos,
  African Program Coordinator of the Primate’s World Relief and Development Fund.
  Listen to sermon.
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• 14^th March 2009
  Today marks the 125^th anniversary of the opening of our old church (now the chapel)
  John McIntyre reports that Bishop Arthur Sweatman presided over both Morning and Evening services on that day
  These photos are a "tongue-in-cheek" reminiscence from the 1984 Centennial celebrations.
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• 8^th March 2009 - 2^nd Sunday of Lent - at the 9:15am sung eucharist
  2nd row (left) - Our guest preacher today was Ian McBride, Executive Director of AURA,
  the Anglican United Refugee Alliance
  Thanks to our Adult Handbell Choir for their music this morning
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• 1^st March 2009 - 1^st Sunday of Lent - St David's Day - at the 9:15am sung eucharist
  Top row (left) - Rev'd Canon Dawn Davis and "Mr Davis", aka Rev'd David Harris
  Bottom row (left) - Our guest preacher today was Rev'd Catherine T. Miller, Priest-in-charge of the
  Parish of Creemore.  She spoke on the work of the Primate’s World Relief and Development Fund.
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