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If you weren’t able to pick up a Lent @ Home bag, you can make your own kit. Here is what you need:– Information sheet with the information about a labyrinth and the Prayer Guide. – Pattern for the Labyrinth path. You can print it or trace it on fabric.– You will also need 40 … More Journey through Lent at Home
We gather on Transfiguration Day. “Is That Story True?” Awakening to glory in our week.
We pause in the middle of the week to collect ourselves for evening prayer and to listen to A Song of Faith. You are welcome here.
Still in the first chapter of Mark, we hear a story of rising to serve and ponder ways we call upon our “wild soul” in this time of COVID.
The Karing Kitchen is a registered charity operating a soup kitchen in the basement of St. John’s United Church. For more than 36 years, they have provided hot meals to those who might not otherwise have one. Karing Kitchen is supported with funding from a variety of sources and by a team of volunteers who … More Supporting Karing Kitchen
We gather at the end of the day, in the middle of the week to pause and pray.
Reflecting on Mark 1:21-28, we wonder who the demons are and claim the authority of Love to make a difference in our pandemic affected lives and in the world. Welcome all. I miss you!
Our evening prayer tonight is from Daily Prayer with the Corrymeela Community in Ireland, written by Padraig O Tuama. We sing of the Spirit and about how “Scripture is the song for our journey” from Our Song of Faith
A Button Prayer, listening for “Immediately” and stories from Mark. O Christ the Healer.
Yes, we did! From the confines of our single household bubbles in a Red Phase, more than 30 hikers got up and walked the streets and trails, stepped onto our treadmills and elliptical trainers and road our indoor bikes and cubi’s. We covered the distance of the Cabot Trail, starting in Lake Ainslie and moving … More Virtual Walk – Cabot Trail
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