Wednesday 24 January 2018

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Welcome to St. Stephen’s Anglican Parish Blog
for Sunday, 28 January, 2018
 
Dare to be honest and
Fear no labour
Robert Burns
 
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WORSHIP THIS WEEK

Sunday, 28 January 2018
The Fourth Sunday after Epiphany

                       8:00 am      St. Stephen’s,    Chester                       
        Holy Communion
                       9:15 am      St. George’s,     East River                   
                           Holy Eucharist and                
                                       Annual General Meeting                
                     11:00 am      St. Stephen’s,    Chester                       
     Holy Eucharist

                          Readings:  Deutoronomy 18: 15-20; Psalm 111:                   
     1 Corinthians 8: 1-13; Mark 1: 21-28
 
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

ICY PATHWAYS
Our very reliable snow removal company does
a great job  keeping the paths clear
but sometimes their clean up work is followed by
the snow plough which blocks the entrance
to the Parish Centre and Church or
more weather happens. 
The clean up team cannot be here all the time
so occasionally we have to clear the pathway or
put some de-icer down ourselves. 
There is a snow shovel and bucket of de-icer
at the door of the Parish Centre and the Church. 
If you see that the path is icy or needs a little clearing,
please help us out. 
  
MUSICAL FRIENDS
  on Mon, 29 Jan 2018. 
Vintage Voices 1:00 pm;
Musical Friends Choir 2:00 pm;
Musical Friends Band 3:00 pm;
Tuneful Tots 4:00 pm.
All Welcome!

ANNUAL REPORT
 Requesting committee chairs e-mail or drop off
committee reports to the Parish Office
ready for inclusion in the Annual Report
as soon as possible.

SCANS
SENIORS COLLEGE ASSOCIATION
OF NOVA SCOTIA 
 Winter courses begin 2:00-4:00 pm
on Tuesday 31 Jan to 6 March
Speaker: (our own) Stephen Booth
TopicImagining the Rural:
How our ecologists of the heart
shape our relationship to the natural world.

On Thursday, 1 Feb to 8 March
Speaker: Michael Collins 
Topic:  Glimpses of Georgian and Victorian England.

BEGINNERS’ TAI CHI
 Classes start 9:30 am on 1 Feb 2018
in Tuck Hall. 
All Welcome!

SHROVE TUESDAY
PANCAKE & SAUSAGE SUPPER
(Tues, 13 Feb - Serving 5:30 – 6:30 pm in Tuck Hall) 
Men interested in helping set up,
cook or serve please contact
Robert Manuel (902-220-7140
Free will offering.

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 ST. STEPHEN’S PARISH
LENTEN STUDY PROGRAM 2018

11 a.m.  Tuesdays,
20 February -  20 March
St. Stephen’s Parish Centre

This year, we will study C. S. Lewis’ The Screwtape Letters.
at once wildly comic, deadly serious, and strikingly original.
Participants are asked to acquire their own copies
(available both in physical and ebook form).
However, if you would like to participate,
and need assistance, please contact the Parish Office
not later than Monday, 5 February 2018.


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 MORE 
Diocese of NS & PEI Mission School
Module #2 – Focus on More
Exploring positive approaches to resistance and challenges
to being more missional.
The FREE workshop is for lay and clergy with
plenty of discussion and opportunity to ask questions.
If you missed the first module – no worries!
Each session stands alone. 
REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED!
MORE is not a program, but a way of seeing ourselves
and our church transformed so we can grow! 
March 3 – Holy Trinity,
78 Alexandra Street, Bridgewater
9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Lunch Provided
Open to Everyone REGISTER ONLINE
(or call  902-420-0717).  
Deadline is 28 Feb 2018.

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WORSHIP NEXT WEEK

Sunday, 4 February 2018
The Fifth Sunday after Epiphany

8:00 am      St. Stephen’s,    Chester 
         Holy Communion
11:00 am      St. Stephen’s,    Chester 
    Holy Eucharist
  4:30 pm      All Saints’,        Canaan   
                                                                           Evening Prayer and AGM                                                             

Readings:  Isaiah 40: 21-31; Psalm 147: 1-12, 21c;
1 Corinthians 9: 16-23; Mark 1: 29-39

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