TRINITY UNITED CHURCH New Glasgow, Nova Scotia “We are called to discover and share God’s presence.” October 1, 2017 World Communion Sunday A Complete Menu Scriptures: Exodus 17: 1-17 Matthew 21: 23-32 Reader: Sue MacIntosh Special Music: Taste and See - Albrecht Music Team: Aileen MacPhee, Sheila Aucoin, Charlie Tourneur Hosts: Karen MacKenzie & Susan Weeks Muffins: Inez Sweet Timbits: Rose Fraser Easy Worship: Carolyn MacNeil Sound: Bruce Fleming We express our love and sympathy to the family of Marilyn Wong, who passed away this week. To husband Parker, daughter Jaylyn, son Murray and families, we offer our sincere condolences. May all who grieve be blessed with hope, peace and love. Thank you to our youth who are serving Communion this morning. Donations to Trinity in loving memory of Marge Fraser have been received from sister Kay Hooper, Roger & Dawn Brown, and Bob & Helen Hanes. Friday, October 20 ; 11:30 am to 1:00 pm Soup and Dessert Luncheon in support of Helping Hands Ministry, Multi-Purpose Rm, TUC $8 each and available from Trinity Office Each week, as worship begins, we are pleased to offer an opportunity to greet others while enjoying tea, coffee and muffins. Please make yourself at home and enjoy our church hospitality. Basem, Rania & family have moved into their new home and are happily getting settled. Thank you to those who were able to help with cleaning! In December 2014, in response to a suggestion by Charlie, an application for an AED (Automated external defibrillator) was submitted to the Heart and Stroke Foundation National AED Program. Although our building was approved to receive a machine, there wasn’t the funding to supply one. Oh happy day - through a generous donation from ScotiaBank, the Nova Scotia branch of the Heart & Stroke Foundation has been able to place four - and Trinity was selected! We hope we never have to use it but pleased we will have one available if the need arises. Observer magazine is due for renewal or to order if you don’t presently subscribe. The cost is $25.00 for the year. Call or drop in to the church office or put your money in the collection plate clearly marked for The Observer. Deadline for subscriptions/renewals is Monday November 6. Welcome Albarri / Aladdin Family! Join CAiRN on Thursday, October 5 th from 5:30 – 7:00pm at Pictou United Church 47 James Street to officially welcome Pictou’s newest Syrian family. Refreshments, Syrian and Canadian, will be on offer. Welcome and / or baby gifts will be gratefully accepted, but not required. Harvest Roast Beef Supper; with all the trimmings and dessert Pictou United Church Saturday, October 21 st 4:30-6:00pm Take-Out & Delivery Available Tickets only $13 adults or $8 children call 902 485-8081 Would you like to join the choir? We rehearse on Wednesdays 7:30 - 9:00 pm and sing every other Sunday morning. (You do not need to know what “part” you sing.) Come join us. We have a LOT of fun!! Following the Pictou County Council of Churches prayer roster, please hold in your prayers the Pastor Allen King and the congregation of Bethel Baptist Church, Westville. The small candle on the Communion Table is our “Peace Candle.” It shines to remind us that as Christians we are called to pray and work for peace. Minister: Rev. Donna Tourneur Ph: 902-755-3856 Email: [email protected] Minister Emeritus: Rev. A. Fred Archibald Director of Music: Karen Crowley Ph: 902-695-5406 Email: [email protected] Caretakers: Robert MacDonald /John Gillis Trinity Website: http://trinityuc.weebly.com/ Church Administrator: Lynne Lockhart Voice Mail: 902-752-1472 2 nd Line: 902-752-4475 Email: [email protected] "Gardens are not made by singing 'Oh, how beautiful!' and sitting in the shade." Rudyard Kipling, Complete Verse, 19th century
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TRINITY UNITED CHURCH New Glasgow, Nova Scotia
“We are called to discover and share God’s presence.”
October 1, 2017 World Communion Sunday
A Complete Menu
Scriptures: Exodus 17: 1-17 Matthew 21: 23-32 Reader: Sue MacIntosh Special Music: Taste and See - Albrecht
Music Team: Aileen MacPhee, Sheila Aucoin, Charlie Tourneur Hosts: Karen MacKenzie & Susan Weeks Muffins: Inez Sweet Timbits: Rose Fraser Easy Worship: Carolyn MacNeil Sound: Bruce Fleming
We express our love and sympathy to the family of Marilyn Wong, who passed away this week. To husband Parker, daughter Jaylyn, son Murray and families, we offer our sincere condolences. May all who grieve be blessed with hope, peace and love.
Thank you to our youth who are serving Communion this morning.
Donations to Trinity in loving memory of Marge Fraser have been received from sister Kay Hooper,
Roger & Dawn Brown, and Bob & Helen Hanes.
Friday, October 20; 11:30 am to 1:00 pm
Soup and Dessert Luncheon in support of
Helping Hands Ministry, Multi-Purpose Rm, TUC $8 each and available from Trinity Office
Each week, as worship begins, we are pleased to offer an opportunity to greet others while enjoying tea, coffee and muffins.
Please make yourself at home and enjoy our church hospitality.
Basem, Rania & family have moved into their new home and are happily getting settled. Thank you to those who were able to help with cleaning!
In December 2014, in response to a suggestion by Charlie, an application for an AED (Automated external defibrillator) was submitted to the Heart and Stroke Foundation National AED Program. Although our building was approved to receive a machine, there wasn’t the funding to supply one. Oh happy day - through a generous donation from ScotiaBank, the Nova Scotia branch of the
Heart & Stroke Foundation has been able to place four - and Trinity was selected! We hope we never have to use it but pleased we will
have one available if the need arises.
Observer magazine is due for renewal or to order if you don’t presently subscribe. The cost is $25.00 for the year. Call or drop in to the church office or put your money in the collection plate clearly marked for The Observer. Deadline for subscriptions/renewals is Monday November 6.
Welcome Albarri / Aladdin Family! Join CAiRN on Thursday, October 5th from
5:30 – 7:00pm at Pictou United Church 47 James Street to officially welcome Pictou’s newest Syrian family.
Refreshments, Syrian and Canadian, will be on offer. Welcome and / or baby gifts will be gratefully accepted, but not required.
Harvest Roast Beef Supper; with all the trimmings and dessert Pictou United Church Saturday, October 21st 4:30-6:00pm Take-Out & Delivery Available Tickets only $13 adults or $8 children call 902 485-8081
Would you like to join the choir? We rehearse on Wednesdays 7:30 - 9:00 pm and sing every other Sunday morning. (You do not need to know what “part” you sing.) Come join us. We have a LOT of fun!!
Following the Pictou County Council of Churches prayer roster, please hold in
your prayers the Pastor Allen King and the congregation of Bethel Baptist
Church, Westville.
The small candle on the Communion Table is our “Peace Candle.”
It shines to remind us that as Christians we are called to pray and work for peace.
Minister: Rev. Donna Tourneur Ph: 902-755-3856 Email: [email protected]
Minister Emeritus: Rev. A. Fred Archibald Director of Music: Karen Crowley Ph: 902-695-5406 Email: [email protected] Caretakers: Robert MacDonald /John Gillis Trinity Website: http://trinityuc.weebly.com/ Church Administrator: Lynne Lockhart Voice Mail: 902-752-1472
2nd
Line: 902-752-4475 Email: [email protected]
"Gardens are not made by singing 'Oh, how beautiful!' and sitting in the shade." Rudyard Kipling, Complete Verse, 19th century
Great and Holy Mystery, Comforter, Advocate,
Receive our prayers at this sacred time for the families of
missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls, and two-
spirited people
They have waited for a very long time to share their
stories
They have waited for a very long time to obtain a true
sense of justice and reach a true place of peace
Receive our prayers, at this important time, for the
National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous
Women and Girls.
May the inquiry unfold in a way that honours those who
have been lost and that respects in every way in which it
acts, speaks, and conducts its business, the needs and
wishes of the families and loved ones of those who have
been lost
Amen
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