St Paul's E-news
Fri. Jan. 24/14

 

  1. You’re Invited – Jon Fuller (Canadian Director for the Overseas Missionary Fellowship) and Marilyn Fuller, along with the International Directors for Personnel – Steve and Anna Griffiths (based in Singapore) plan to be in Ottawa and visit St. Paul's on January 25 – 26, weather permitting. Everyone is welcome to join with the OMF prayer group in the Fireside Room tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. on January 25 for dessert and coffee as Jon shares.  Jon will also share briefly during the morning services this Sunday.

 

  1. This Sunday – Ian Shugart will give the message from Matthew 6:25-34 and other passages from 1 Corinthians as part of his sermon series on the book of 1 Corinthians titled “Life in the City”. Ian will preach on Sun. Jan 26 and Feb 2.

 

  1. Soupwich this SundayEveryone is invited to attend Soupwich in Campbell Hall this Sunday, January 26 after the second service. Please bring enough sandwiches for you, your family, PLUS one extra for a guest. Please bring your uncut sandwiches to the kitchen BEFORE the service so we can cut and arrange them on plates. Soup will be provided.

 

  1. “Prayer is an Adventure” Seminar – The day will focus on the ways in which prayer and praise touch the heart of God as He communicates with us and we with Him. There will be teaching, worship and praise and various ways to participate in prayer. There will also be time for fellowship and a lovely lunch.  A brochure is posted on the bulletin board in the narthex.

     Date: Saturday, February 1, 2014
      Time: Registration @ 8:45 a.m. Workshop from 9:15 a.m. to 2:45 p.m.
      Cost: $20.00 for the day, includes: Program, handouts, coffee breaks and lunch.
      Location: Gloucester Presbyterian Church (91 Pike Street)
      Registration Deadline: January 29 via email:               
      Register: via email: liagregwall@gmail.com or phone: 613-258-6994
      Further information: Liz Cole 613-721-3367.

 

  1. St. Paul’s International Dinner – February 8 from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. is your chance to eat delectable cuisine from around the world together with other travel enthusiasts. Wear your favourite sari, kimono, kabba or habesha qemis. Bring some delicious food from another country. Each family/person is asked to bring a photo of a destination to see if others can guess its location. Share a story at your table about something funny, disastrous or unusual that happened to you in another country. Join us and have a good time. Sign up sheets will be posted in the narthex starting January 26.

 

  1. St. Paul’s Book Circle – Our next meeting will be held on Monday February 10 at 7:00 p.m. We will be looking at the life of Martin Luther, the man who has undoubtedly had the greatest influence on the Protestant church we know today. We would love to have you join us for a very informal time of sharing over a cup of coffee and light refreshments. For further information please contact Carol at lovemyptcruiser@rogers.com.

 

  1. Prayer Fellowship Meeting – Our next meeting will be held in the Resource Centre on Saturday, February 15, from 8:00 to 9:00 a.m. Everyone is invited to join us as we pray for personal concerns, members of the congregation and community, as well as national and global issues.

 

  1. Mission Partnership Update – The Mission Partnership Team is committed to providing regular updates from the missionaries we support. In the past these have been located in binders in the narthex. Please enjoy these new regular updates as bulletin inserts, featuring the organizations and individuals we support. Many thanks to Attah Boame for his hard work summarizing the correspondence.

 

  1. A Thank You to our St. Paul’s Family – Gord and Judy Richardson are very thankful to all who upheld Sarah Lee Richardson and baby Beatrice in her traumatic birth and subsequent brain surgery to insert a shunt. This week the pediatric neurosurgeon saw her and said he was amazed at how "perfect" she looked and how well she is doing. We are all thankful, relieved and continue to trust in God's care and healing for her future.