St Paul's E-news
Fri. Jan. 10/14
 

  1. This Sunday – St Paul’s is back to 2 services this week. Our Contemporary Service is at 9am and our Traditional Service is at 10:30am. Phil Kim will give the message from Mark 1:35-39.

 

  1. Baptism of Antonio Moen – This Sunday we celebrate with Don and Kim Moen as we witness the baptism of their son, Antonio Raphael Moen. Antonio will make his public profession of faith during the 10:30 a.m. service.

 

  1. Communion on Jan 19 – the Lord’s Supper will be served on Sun. Jan. 19 for both worship services.

 

  1. Preaching Schedule – Ian Shugart will continue his sermon series on 1 Corinthians and preach on Jan. 19 & 26.

 

  1. Women’s Small Group – The Women’s Small Group will resume this Tuesday, January 14, at 9:30 a.m. All women are cordially invited to join us for interesting discussions and warm companionship. Questions? Please call Judy Ross at 819-777-7757.

 

  1. Ratanak Meeting in January – Our first meeting of the New Year will be held at 7:00 p.m. on January 14 in the Fireside Room. Please come and learn about the important work being accomplished by this mission. Everyone is welcome.

 

  1. Family Tobogganing Fellowship – We invite families with young children to join us for an afternoon of tobogganing. We will meet at Bruce Pit Park (on Cedarview Road just north of West Hunt Club) on Saturday, January 18, at 3:00 p.m. After all the winter fun we will meet at St. Paul's at 5:00 p.m. for hot chocolate and a hearty chili dinner.

 

  1. Thinking Ahead to 2014 – The deadline for Team reports for the 2013 Annual Report is WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15. If you submit your report electronically please use a plain font with no “fancy” formatting. It would be helpful if you could submit some photos to illustrate your report. If you have any questions, please contact Frances Cartwright in the church office.

 

  1. Seniors’ Luncheon – All seniors are invited to our next luncheon in Campbell Hall on January 22 at noon. Please join us for good food and warm fellowship.  Please register by signing the sheet on the table in the narthex so we can determine the amount of food we need. A freewill offering will be taken to cover the costs. Hank Vander Velde, a member of St. Paul’s and an avid wildlife photographer, will present a descriptive series of slides to highlight nature’s bountiful beauty found locally in God’s magnificent creation.

 

  1. St. Paul’s Annual International Dinner – this much anticipated event is scheduled for Saturday, February 8, at 5:30 p.m. Start thinking about what dish you’d like to bring to this potluck to represent the part of the world your family comes from…and think about trying new dishes from all corners of the world!

 

  1. Thank you St. Paul’s:
  •  I would like to thank the Board of Managers and congregation for honouring my service to St. Paul’s at the 10:30 a.m. worship service on December 29. Bob Hastings

 

  • Many thanks to all those who supported our family during John's recent deployment to Afghanistan. The many delicious meals, babysitting, words of encouragement and most of all, the prayers for both John and the family at home were so appreciated!  There is no way we could have done it without the church family at St. Paul’s.  We thank you again. Sara, John, Sophia, Elise and Markus Hertwig-Jaksch.