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Issue date: March 3, 2010

INDEX
ANNOUNCEMENTS FROM THE BISHOPS' OFFICE:
WHERE ARE THE BISHOPS:

NOTIFICATION OF OPENING:

NOTICES:   SYNOD  OFFICE

NOTICES:   YOUTH

NOTICES:   2010 ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS

NOTICES:   GENERAL
WORSHIP & CONCERTS:

AS WE PRAY FOR ONE ANOTHER:
UPCOMING EVENTS:

SOCIAL JUSTICE:

MEETINGS:
OTHER ITEMS OF INTEREST:

IRVING OIL PLAN RATE:

STAY IN TOUCH:

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FROM THE BISHOPS' OFFICE:

Many who know of the great benefits of the program Ask & Imagine for our Youth have often said, “There ought to be Ask & Imagine for Adults especially if you expect us to support our young people”. You have been heard. Ask & Imagine for Adults premiers this spring, May 15 – 23, 2010. This is a great opportunity! The cost is only $600 (which includes travel, accommodations, food and amazing experiences). You can check out the website at www.askandimagine.org.  I hope that some of you will be able to attend. +Sue

Prayer Request

The Diocese of Moosonee will hold an Electoral Synod on April 10th, 2010 to elect a successor to Bishop Caleb Lawrence, who retired earlier this year. As we have had a long relationship of prayer and support for one another, I ask your prayers for the people of the diocese as they nominate and elect a new bishop. +Sue

Clergy Renewal of Ordination Vows
March 24–25

Begins at 6:30pm on 24th in Worrell Hall with Registration

Our speaker will be the Right Rev’d Gordon Light, retired, former bishop of Anglican Parishes of the Central Interior. Gordon has also served as a parish priest, and as Principal Secretary to former Primate, Michael Peers. Gordon is a member of The Common Cup Company (www.commoncup.com) and will use his music as part of his presentations.

If you have not already done so, please RSVP by March 18th with Jan Connors, preferably using this link: 

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/CollegeOfClergyRenewalOfVows

WHERE ARE THE BISHOPS 

Bishop Sue

Thurs., March 4th - Fri., March 5th = Appointments/Meetings

Sun., March 7th = Parish of LaHave and Blue Rocks

Mon., March 8th = Reading & Writing

Tues., March 9th = Day Off

Bishop Ron

Thurs., March 4th = Appointments/Meetings

Fri., March 5th = Reading & Writing

Sun., March 7th = Parish St. Alban’s, Whitney Pier

Mon., March 8th = Day Off

Executive Director, Gordon Redden

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Mondays to Thursdays = Regular Office Hours

Fridays = Project Day (will be unavailable barring exceptional circumstances)

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NOTIFICATION OF OPENING

Rector ... Half-Time:  Parish of Northumberland (formerly Pugwash & River John), N.S.

In accordance with Diocesan Canon 25, The Right Rev’d Sue Moxley is inviting applications for the position of Half-Time Rector of the Parish of Northumberland, Nova Scotia.  The Parish Profile is on file with the Bishops’ Office and may be reviewed by any prospective applicant.  If you wish to be considered for this position, the profile and application form may be obtained by contacting – in advance – Kelly Appleton at bishopsoffice@nspeidiocese.ca or phoning 902-420-0717.

The deadline for receiving applications is Friday, March 5, 2010.

A copy of Canon 25 can be found on our website at http://www.nspeidiocese.ca/diocese/canon/documents/CANON25-2006.pdf.

Job site of Anglican Church of Canada:  http://www2.anglican.ca/jobs/index.php

ORGANIST- CHOIR DIRECTOR

The Anglican Church of the Holy Spirit, Dartmouth, is accepting applications for the position of organist - choir director. This is a part time position providing music at the 10:00 AM Sunday services and weekly choir practices.  Musical services are also required at special events and festivals.  A full job description will be provided on request.

REQUIREMENTS OF THIS POSITION:

The completion of a degree program in music or participation in a post secondary program in music is desirable.  Prior experience in providing music for Sunday services is an asset, as is familiarity with Anglican liturgy.

The applicant must demonstrate a high degree of talent and skill in the operation of the church organ and piano as well as leadership abilities in directing the choir.

The applicant must demonstrate communication skills required to participate in discussions with the Rector, Spiritual Development Committee, and the Choir in the weekly selection and delivery of music.

This is a position of trust and the applicant must be aware of and comply with the Bishop’s guidelines on sexual misconduct.

Applications will be received until March 31, 2010.  For more information contact J.D. Glennie -Personnel Committee - at 902-464-1144

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SYNOD OFFICE NOTICES:

 

TEC 16 - Teens Encounter Christ

Candidate Applications now being accepted

What:     TEC is an Anglican based weekend for youth ages 16-21

                to gather together for fun, learning and fellowship.

                Through a series of talks, discussions,

                and through lively worship we learn about and experience Jesus Christ.
When:     May 22 to 24, 2010
Where:     Anglican Diocesan Center, Halifax, Nova Scotia
How much: Fees for the weekend are $60 (including a $30 deposit that is due with the initial registration form)

More Questions   Contact Carl Fraser  (902) 794-7371  or cfgmf@eastlink.ca

Applications can be downloaded from the from the Diocesan Website

http://nspeidiocese.ca/min_prog/tec/documents/TEC16CandidateApplicationForm.doc

 

Please print out the application, fill it in and return it before May 7, 2010 with a $30 deposit to:
Sue Fung, 14 Stokil Drive, Lr. Sackville, NS   B4C 2W5
email: susan.berryman@ns.sympatico.ca

Please make checks payable to Teens Encounter Christ.
The remaining payment of $30 is to be paid at time of registration.

Applications will be accepted on a first come, first serve basis.

Please get your applications in quickly.

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2010 ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION NOTICES:

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300TH ANNIVERSARY EUCHARIST MEMORIALS   Anglicans throughout the Diocese of Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island will be pleased to know that they can offer (a) memorial gift(s) to the Glory of God and in loving memory of (a) beloved person(s) at the 300th Anniversary Eucharist on June 6, 2010; 3:00 pm at Exhibition Park, just outside the metro area of Halifax.         Memorial gifts can be offered in the following categories: Wine & Hosts, Service Bulletin, Flowers, and Communion Linens. Each memorial gift is $25.       Please ensure that a completed 300TH ANNIVERSARY EUCHARIST MEMORIALS Form, printed clearly (block letters), accompanies your payment. Please print additional copies of the blank MEMORIALS Form, as needed. Cheques are payable to the Diocese of Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island, with Eucharist Memorial(s) written in the memo line. Do not send cash in the mail.   To ensure your name, and that of the person(s) being memorialized, is included in the 300th Anniversary Service Bulletin, send the clearly printed, completed MEMORIALS form (linked here) and payment, no later than March 31, 2010 to:       Faye Morrison 1571 LeMarchant Street Halifax, Nova Scotia B3H 3R2   Tel (902) 423-5070 fayemorrison@hotmail.com       The 300th Anniversary Committee thanks you in advance for your attention to this memorial opportunity and asks that you make it known within your parish and throughout the regions and diocese. We want to ensure that anyone wishing to make (a) memorial contribution(s) has the opportunity to do so. Deadline date is March 31, 2010.   Requests for additional information or questions can be directed to Faye Morrison (contact information above) or Cynthia Pilichos (902) 429-5945 or cynthia.pilichos@ns.sympatico.ca of the 300th Anniversary Service Arrangement Committee.

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GENERAL NOTICES:

On Monday, March 15, 2010 at 7 PM
at Trinity Church, 321 Main Ave, Halifax
Essentials Nova Scotia invites you to come to participate in Planning for General Synod

The Rev. Canon Dr. Brett Cane, chair of ACA (formerly Anglican Essentials Federation), will be with us for the evening and has a variety of positions for interested volunteers. Those interested in the future of the Anglican Church in Canada, and the maintenance of a clear gospel witness are invited to attend this very important meeting.

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OFFICIAL BUS TRANSPORTATION FOR THE 2010 GENERAL SYNOD. The Perry Rand Transportation Group Ltd, also know as The Bus Boys, will be the official bus transportation for the 2010 General Synod. The Bus Boys Charter Division:  Charter Service is the most environmentally sound, safest, and most reliable form of ground transportation for groups of all sizes. Leave the driving to us and arrive at your destination together! Any Parish or Group requiring transportation to the Synod or to the Celebration Service at Exhibition Park, may contact Tammy McKay at charters@thebusboys.com.or by calling Toll Free: 1-866-765-8825, or  directly through their Web Site. http://www.thebusboys.com

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LAY READERS AND LAY READERS IN TRAINING--A new medallion plus ribbon is now available at a cost of $15.00 plus postage.  The Medallion can be ordered separately at a cost of $10 and either blue or purple ribbon for the medallion can be ordered at a cost of $5.00.  To order your medallion, or for further information, please contact Dennis Eisan at dennislinda@ns.sympatico.ca or 435-6217 or write to 1309 Main Street, Dartmouth, N. S.  B2W 1B2.

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2010 Trinity Divinity Associates' Conference

Featuring special guest John L. Bell of the Iona Community

June 8-10, 2010

~ click to link to brochure and registration form~

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Join the big conversation before the big meeting Anglican Church of Canada February 23, 2010 - General Synod, the national meeting of the Anglican Church of Canada, is a big deal. It happens only once every three years. Over 300 delegates attend. Major decisions are made about the future of the church. General Synod 2010 is set to happen in Halifax, N.S. from June 3 to 11, 2010, and already Canadian Anglicans are kicking off the conversations online. A specialized web forum has been set up for Canadian Anglicans to learn about and discuss the meeting's major topics. Called "Setting Sail: Conversations before General Synod 2010," this forum will feature articles on all the hot topics—Indigenous Ministries, human sexuality, governance changes, and more. "Setting Sail" is only a conversation if you post your comments. So the General Synod Planning Committee invites you to read the articles, which will run every two weeks or so, and then note your thoughts and questions below. This will be a moderated forum that aims to hear a wide range of respectful voices. Already Canon Barbara Burrows, the chair of the General Synod Planning Committee has written an introduction to the General Synod forum. She describes the upcoming meeting in Halifax and introduces the theme, "Feeling the Winds of God: charting a new course." Be part of the prelude to this big meeting. Pray, learn the facts, and add your voice to these General Synod conversations.

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ACW ANNUAL MEETING. The Anglican Church Women of Nova Scotia will soon be mailing out information regarding the upcoming Annual Meeting. If you received a Winter 2010 Newsletter of "Keeping in Touch...", then you should also receive that information.  If you do not receive the newsletter and would like more information about the Annual Meeting, contact Donna Parsons at donnaparsons@eastlink.ca.   The Nova Scotia ACW Board would like to have a contact in each parish.   If you are a woman and are an Anglican, then you ARE an Anglican Church Woman! 

 

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Atlantic School of Theology Graduate Seminar Presents

EDGES THAT CUT:

New Truths About Living Intentionally Spiritual Lives

 

The Effective Agency of Wedding Rituals:

Marriage in the Post-Modern World

Juanita Barteaux

 

In the Presence of Crosses and Fonts:

Living Celtic Theology as Two United Church Congregations in Atlantic Canada

Catherine Stuart

 

Be Still and Know that I am God:

Spiritual Resilience Among United Church Clergy Who Have Experienced Life Altering Illness.

Stephen Barbour

 

Interculturalism in the United Church:

The Experience of Black Women in Leadership

Yvette Swan

 

Experiencing the Rainbow:

Becoming and Being an Affirming Church

Susan Betuik

 

God’s Pleasure:

The Actual Experience of Success in Rural Ministry

Edward Trevors

 

The Members of the Graduate Seminar, along with the Rev. Dr. Jody Clarke, invite you to attend these presentations. Each of these will address an exciting aspect of ministry that has been explored and questioned over the course of the year. Come and explore with us, bringing your own questions and understandings of the topics.

 

The Graduate Project and Seminar is a required course for the Masters of Divinity Program. This course provides students with opportunities for in-depth exploration of questions or issues in ministry. These projects are based in a field setting chosen by the student within which the project is developed, executed and evaluated.

 

All presentations take place on Wednesday, March 10, 2010, from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. in the AST St. Columba Chapel, 634 Francklyn Street, Halifax. Refreshments will be provided and a reception will follow.

 

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Empty Vessels Enough for All A day to replenish the soul. Of special interest to people committed to mission & justice Camp Geddie, Merigomish, NS March 20 9am to 4pm A one day retreat/quiet day, an opportunity to engage in a day of prayer and reflection focusing on our call to love our neighbour, opening people engaged in the work of justice (Empty Vessels) to being filled, renewed spiritually. This day of common worship and contemplative prayer is an opportunity for an encounter with God, "topping us up" spiritually. There can be Enough for All when Jesus is present at the banquet, as the water is changed into wine, when we, as servants, are prepared spiritually to help complete the miracle of sharing in God's abundance. Then, at the end of the day, as a community of people who call for Jubilee, we can eagerly “Go forth in peace to love and serve the Lord!” For more information and registration go to www.threeharbours.org/lenten-quiet-day

 

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Registration for Community Justice Camp is now open The Diocese of Niagara is hosting the next justice camp entitled: Community Justice Camp Live the Change you want to see from May 9-10, 2010 in Hamilton, Ontario Remember the camp is for anyone from ages 18 to 108 To register go to: www.justicecamp.ca If you want to go to justice camp please let Andy Sherin SJSC Chair know by sending an e-mail to asherin@ncf.ca. There may be financial support to enable your participation.

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Trinity Anglican Church in Digby shares its music ministry with the wider community in the Digby area.  In addition to worship services, the church and, particularly, its pipe organ, are available for interdenominational services and community concerts featuring both religious and secular music.  In order to continue this important ministry, the organ is in need of extensive renovations including a replacement console.  Any donations to the organ fund would be greatly appreciated, with receipts provided for income tax purposes.  Donations can be made through Canada Helps (http://www.canadahelps.org).  You may also visit our website: http://www.trinitydigby.ca and click on Canada Helps.  If you prefer, cheques can be made payable to Trinity Anglican Church- Special Projects, and mailed to Trinity Anglican Church, P.O. Box 1433, Digby N.S. B0V1A0.  Questions can be directed to Warden Peggy MacAlpine 902-245-4962 or Warden Alan Puxley 902-245-1264.

 

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Get your nominations in for the Lieutenant Governor’s Faith in Action Award 2010!

Deadline is March 8, 2010

 

This is a reminder that Atlantic School of Theology is accepting nominations for the Lieutenant Governor’s Faith in Action Award 2010. This annual award continues Her Honour, the Honourable Mayann E. Francis's deep commitment to community development, by providing recognition to those whose religious faith has motivated them to significantly enrich the lives of Nova Scotians from the wider community of which they are a part. The award is open to people from any religious tradition. Recipients will be selected by a committee that includes representatives from Atlantic School of Theology and the Nova Scotia Interfaith Council. The 2010 award will be presented at AST convocation on May 1, 2010.

 

More information about the award and how to nominate potential recipients can be found on the AST website at www.astheology.ns.ca. All submissions must be postmarked by March 8, 2010.

 

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WORSHIP & CONCERTS IN OUR PARISHES

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The RCCO Halifax Centre presents Around the Year with Favourite Hymns, Sunday, March 7, 2010, 7:30 p.m., at St. James Anglican Church, Halifax (at the Rotary).  Come sing for the joy of it; raise your voices (and the roof) with your favourite hymns of the Church Seasons.

On Sunday March 7th at 3 PM, the Parish of All Saints Church, Bedford is having a special church service and hosting a Retirement Party for Canon Robert L. Power for his many faithful years as Rector of All Saints. Everyone is welcome to come and celebrate. Clergy, Postulants and Layreaders are invited to Vest. Archdeacon Mark Kingsbury preaching.

COME PRAY ON OUR ISLAND

Rev. Mortimer – 853-2524

Parish of Alberton/O’Leary, Prince Edward Island

Sunday, March 7, 2010

9:30am Worship at St. Peter’s Alberton, 11am Worship at St. Luke’s, O’Leary.

ALL WELCOME!

Bible Study, Fridays 10am, St. Peter’s/2pm, St. Luke’s

Choir Practice, Wednesdays, 6:30pm, St. Peter’s, Alberton

NEW VOICES WELCOME!

“CELEBRATION OF A NEW MINISTRY”

7 P.M.  Rev. Andrew Mortimer

WORLD DAY OF PRAYER 2010

Let everything that has breath praise God.

Friday, March 5, 2010 – 7pm

St. Peter’s Anglican Church, Main and Church Streets,

Alberton, PEI.

Please join us.

WORLD DAY of PRAYER

Friday, March 5th

Please come and invite your family and friends to attend the World
Day of Prayer Service to learn more about Cameroon and its unique culture
and heritage.

• The afternoon service takes place at 2:00 pm at Edgewood-Oxford United Church,

         corner of Connaught and Young St., Halifax. 

• The evening service will be held at United Memorial Church, 5375 Kaye St., Halifax at 7:30 pm.

These services are sponsored by the

Women's Inter-Church Council of Canada

We would like to invite and encourage any whom might be visiting in the Annapolis/Digby area to join us in any of the following Services during the month of March 2010, at St. Edward the Confessor Anglican Church, 1650 Highway No 1, Clementsport, Annapolis County……

Sunday 07th March 1000 Hrs Holy Eucharist BCP Lent 3
Sunday 14th March 1000 Hrs Holy Eucharist BAS Lent 4
Sunday 21st March 1000 Hrs Holy Eucharist BCP Lent 5
Sunday 28th March 1000 Hrs Holy Eucharist BCP Palm Sunday

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AS WE PRAY FOR ONE ANOTHER:

The complete January through March Cycle of Prayer and Provincial Prayer Care are now available on the web site at: http://nspeidiocese.ca/diocese/cycle/cycle.htm

 

DIOCESAN CYCLE OF PRAYER

CAPE BRETON REGION

MARCH 7

Trinity Church, Sydney Mines, Nova Scotia

St. Peter and St. John, Baddeck, Nova Scotia

The Reverend Peter Rafuse and Mary

Retired Clergy in Cape Breton Region:

The Reverend Canon Fev Arnold and Joyce

The Reverend Gordon Grancelli and Georgina

The Reverend Glen Kent and Glenda

The Reverend Canon Gordon Pyke and Eleanor

The Reverend Weldon Smith and Kaye

Widows:

Mrs. Florence Burton

Mrs. Jean Mitchell

Pray for 'Celebration 2010' events taking place in the Regions and the Diocese. 

PROVINCIAL PRAYER CARE

Ecclesiastical Province of Canada

07 March        Province of Ontario

                       Archbishop Colin Johnson and Provincial Council

March 9         Diocesan Council (MTL)

March

Let Us Give Thanks For . . .

• Supportive congregations and parish leadership (CNL)
• The witness of Bible Study and Prayer groups (CNL)
• The Members of Diocesan Council (ENLL)
• The ministry of layreaders (FR)
• Progress on the Nicodemus Project: transforming our church (FR)
• Diocesan Standing Committees (Finance, Human Resources, Nominating, Constitution and Canons) (FR)
• The ministry of Youth Council (MTL)
• The ministry of Pastoral Visitors and Spiritual Directors (MTL)
• The ministry of Archdeacons and Regional Deans (MTL)
• Training programs for lay and ordained ministries (NSPEI)
• New members of parish councils (NSPEI)
• Mothering Sunday and its traditions (NSPEI)
• Meeting of the Anglican-Roman Catholic Dialogue in Ottawa (QC)
• Anglican Life and its Editor, Sam Rose (WNL)

Please Pray For . . .

• Those exercising the ministry of Spiritual Direction (CNL)
• The ministry of the Anglican Charitable Foundation for Children (CNL)
• The Parish of Bell Island (ENLL)
• The Parish of Shearstown (ENLL)
• The Parish of Rigolet (ENLL)
• The ministry of (vocational) deacons (FR)
• A greater sense of our Anglican Christian identity and polity (FR)
• Students on March Break (MTL)
• Building Regional Ministry Teams (NSPEI)

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2010 Council of the North Prayer Cycle now available!

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A Canadian Supplement to the Anglican Cycle of Prayer, 2010

This weekly prayer guide is designed to accompany the Anglican Cycle of Prayer from February 21 to May 16, 2010. It provides stories, background, praise, and intercessions for every diocese in the Anglican Communion.

Download “Praying with Our Partners”:

• Single pages
• Printer spreads
• Black and white / no images single pages

• Previous issue downloads:printer spreads, and black and white

 

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UPCOMING EVENTS:

St. Margaret of Scotland in Oakfield

Puts the fun back in fundraising

Church Auction

Saturday, April 24, 2010

Oakfield Golf Course

$75.00 per ticket

Theme is “Walk the Red Carpet”

Our goal is $15,000.00

to upgrade and paint our beautiful church building

Please contact Lynn Morrison for tickets 860-2454.

To all clergy and parish officers. See how an auction can encourage friends of the church to contribute to our fundraising efforts while having fun.

DON'T FORGET FISH CHOWDER LUNCHEON

St. Andrews Anglican Church

8 Locks Road, Dartmouth

435-2987  http://standrewsdartmouth.ca

Every SATURDAY in Lent

11:30 am - 1 pm

March 6,13, 20, 27

$9 Adults, $1 under 9 yrs and younger

Menu: Famous Fish Chowder, Homemade Tea Biscuits, Desserts.

Tea/coffee, fantastic service, and warm fellowship too.

TAKEOUT AVAILABLE.

St Francis by the Lakes
192 First Lake Dr
Friday March 26, 2010 11:30-1:00 $8.00
Chowder(no shellfish) Lunch or Hamburg Soup
homemade biscuit & gingerbread with warm lemon Sauce
Everyone Welcome

P W R D F   LENTEN  SOUP  LUNCHES

on Fridays During Lent

at Trinity Church Hall, 198 Church Street, Liverpool

11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

$5 includes soup, biscuits/rolls, beverage and a dessert buffet.

5 March  --  Turkey Vegetable Soup by The Malone Sisters and Trinity Choir

12 March  --  Chili by Doug Whynott and Friends

19 March --  Bean Soup by The Ladies of St. Andrew's and St. James Churches

ALL PROCEEDS ARE FOR

THE PRIMATE'S WORLD RELIEF AND DEVELOPMENT FUND

Every Friday night at St. Peter’s, Main and Church Streets, in Alberton, PEI, is GAMES NIGHT!  Bring a friend, bring your favourite game and join in the fun.  Light refreshments served, free will admission!

PARISH OF ANNAPOLIS

SPAGHETTI DINNER

Our annual mid winter  Spaghetti Dinner will be held on Friday , March 12th with two sittings: at 4:30 p.m and 6 p.m.. All of your favourites will be there , the tasty Salad ,Pasta with meat or vegetarian sauce  and the Ice Cream Sundae dessert buffet . Italian bread with herb and garlic butters will be on the tables and wine will be available to purchase. THE DINNER WILL BE SERVED IN THE CHURCH HALL, S T. LUKE'S   ANNAPOLIS ROYAL Tickets are $10.00 call 532-5418 or 532 0913 to reserve a spot.

Artist Talk “Glass of our Time”

Contemporary art glass in old and new buildings

With Norbert Sattler from

Sattler’s Stained Glass Studio

(Artists Wayne Boucher and Sue Obata also plan to be in attendance!)

AST Library, Thursday, March 4

6 to 7:30 pm

Everyone is welcome – come and bring a friend! 

Current Exhibition: Transformation

Works by Sattler's Stained Glass Studio

Show runs to March 12, 2010, in the AST ART GALLERY (located in the AST Library)

Sattler's Stained Glass Studio takes fine art glass to another level. Working in collaboration with different artists, Sattler's Stained Glass Studio uses glass as a medium to enhance public and ecclesiastical spaces

For further details on exhibition hours, etc., please check our website www.astheology.ns.ca/astarts/. More information on the Transformation show is also available from the same page under Current Exhibitions.

SOCIAL JUSTICE: 

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MEETINGS:

For up-to-date revisions, check out the “Calendar of Events” at: http://www.localendar.com/public/diocese

If your meeting isn't listed, please have the committee/subcommittee chairperson book space with the Cathedral Office (423-6002; cathedralchurch@eastlink.ca) AND email the Synod Office at: office@nspeidiocese.ca with details to have it added to this calendar.

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OTHER ITEMS OF INTEREST:

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IRVING OIL PLAN RATE:

For parishes on the Irving Oil Plan, the furnace oil price for the period of February 27th to March 5th, 2010 is $0.6292 per litre.  The Commercial Account Manager for the Diocesan Oil Program is Mr. Cory Hiscock.  You may contact him by phone at: 902-798-3061, or by e-mail: cory.hiscock@irvingoil.com

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STAY IN TOUCH:

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