Thursday 1 November 2018

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Welcome to St. Stephen’s Anglican Parish Blog
for Sunday, 4 November 2018
All Saints’ Day

Hate, it has caused a lot of problems
in the world, but has not solved one yet
Maya Angelou
 
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WORSHIP THIS WEEK

Sunday, 4 November 2018
 ALL SAINTS’ DAY

               8:00 am      St. Stephen’s,         Chester              
     Holy Communion
  11:00 am      St. Stephen’s,         Chester   
Holy Eucharist
                         7:00 pm       All Saints’,              Canaan                        
  Holy Eucharist

Readings:  Revelation 21: 1-6a: Psalm 24: 1-6;
Colossians 1: 9-14; John 11: 32-44 

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ANNOUNCEMENTS
 
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Turn your clocks back on
Saturday night before
going to bed.

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ACOUSTIC TILES
are making a huge difference in Tuck Hall.  
This improvement makes our hall much more rentable!
Tiles cost $250 each and can be purchased in support
of the project, in memory of a loved one
or a group or family memorial.
To date 13 tiles have been purchased
11 are still available.
Payment can be made or sent to the Parish Office. 
Tax receipts available for these donations.

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INFORMATION SESSION REPORTS
Copies of the report and financial statement
distributed at the Information Session on 21 Oct
are available in the Parish Office. 

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PASTORAL CARE COMMITTEE
Meeting to be held on Mon, 5 Nov
Please contact Jessica Sawler
for details.

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MUSICAL FRIENDS
Mon, 5 Nov 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!

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FOOD BANK
 All contributions are always
gratefully received.

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REMEMBRANCE DAY
Please note that there will be
NO SERVICE AT 11:00 AM
as it would conflict with the
memorial ceremony held on
the Parade Square.

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REMEMBRANCE DAY
BELLS OF PEACE
On 11 Nov, at the going down of the sun,
communities across Canada will mark the 100th anniversary
of the end of the first World War with the ringing of 100 bells.
The bells will emulate the moment in 1918 when
church bells across Europe tolled as 4 years of war
had come to an end. 
At sunset, 5:00 pm in Nova Scotia,
when you hear the bells toll, take a moment to remember
all those who served and sacrificed. 
We Will Remember Them.

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PLUM PUDDINGS 2018
Please save some time on 16 – 18 Nov
for Plum Pudding Assembly.  We need help for:  
Thursday pm
pre-measure ingredients and set up for production. 
Friday
  prepare tins, mix batter cook puddings in private homes,
transport puddings and clean up.
Saturday
remove puddings from tins, wrap puddings,
curl ribbons, store and clean up. 
There is a job for everyone, young and old,
men and women.
Your help is crucial to the success of this project. 
Contact Gretchen McCurdy at g.mccurdy50@gmail.com
or 902-275-4058 if you can help. 

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ST. STEPHEN’S ANNUAL BAZAAR
 hosted by St. Stephen’s Hospitality Committee
will take place 10:30am – 1:30 pm, Saturday, 24 Nov.
  in St. Stephen’s Parish Centre.  Lunch 11-1 pm. 
Homemade soups, rolls/bread, pies, coffee, tea.
Adults $8, children under 10 $4.
Christmas wreaths, Christmas Puddings,
new and used Christmas decorations, 
bake table, books and more.

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WORSHIP NEXT WEEK
Sunday, 11 November 2018
 REMEMBRANCE DAY

               8:00 am      St. Stephen’s,         Chester              
     Holy Communion
      9:15 am      St. George’s,           East River
Holy Eucharist
  11:00 am      NO SERVICE                         

Readings:  Ruth 3:1-5: 4:13-17: Psalm 127;
    Hebrews 9: 24-28; Mark 12: 38-44

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