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Blessings on the farm
How do you hold a Blessing of the Animals service during a pandemic? Very carefully, with plenty of social distancing, it turns out. For more infomation visit:
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From the archbishop's desk
The Rev. Kevin Borthwick has been appointed part-time priest-in-charge in the Parish of St. Stephen, effective Oct. 1. This is in conjunction with his ongoing incumbency in the Parish of Campobello and his mission duties in the Deanery of St. Andrews as a whole. Clergy Anniversaries NOTE: Clergy anniversaries are recognized at 10 and 25 years and subsequent 5-year intervals. |
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Does Liberalism need Christianity?Fall Christian Forum - Thursday, October 8, 2020 The Fall Christian Forum, which usually takes place in Fredericton, will be held online. Does Liberalism need Christianity? Everyone is welcome to join in. For more infomation visit: http://nb.anglican.ca/events/does-liberalism-need-christianity/2020-10-08
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UPDATE — Diocese of Ho mobile medical clinic fundraiser
So far, the project has received $48,983 in donations — more than half way to our fundraising goal of $91,500! |
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Farraline Place Update
From Sharon Simms, on behalf of the Farraline board: |
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Columbarium space available at Trinity
The columbarium is located in the front entrance of Trinity Anglican Church at 115 Charlotte Street in Saint John. This beautiful historical church provides a place of remembrance for families wanting that connection with the church. There are various niche sizes (individual, couples, family) available for purchase. Inquiries can be directed to the Trinity Parish office at (506) 693-8558 or email: trinsj@nb.aibn.com. |
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Calling all friends of Camp Medley
Want to help? Click here to donate! Under the “fund” drop-down menu, choose Camp Medley. Check out the Camp Medley video on this topic here. Hydroseeding has taken place and the grass is just beginning to grow! |
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God and the PandemicDiocesan Study - Wednesday, September 30, 2020 God and the Pandemic What are we supposed to think about the Coronavirus crisis? Is it a sign of the End? Is it a call to repent? Join us for a 5-week study on "God and the Pandemic" written by one of the world's foremost New Testament scholars, N.T. Wright. NOTE: This bible study has begun, but you are still welcome to join in. For more infomation visit: http://nb.anglican.ca/events/god-and-the-pandemic/2020-09-30
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Share your favourite Christmas recipe for publication!
Send to the editor for publication in the New Brunswick Anglican: gmcknight@diofton.ca |
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What have we learned?
NB Anglican editor Gisele McKnight has launched a series called "What Have We Learned" regarding the past six months living under pandemic conditions. The aim is for answers to encompass mostly church life and how that has affected you, but could also include personal epiphanies, mental health issues and the like. As long as they are relevant to your life as a Christian, we’re interested in hearing from you. |
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Kings Landing summer services
All leader positions are filled for the remainder of the season. Only two Sundays left to enjoy this lovely afternoon service in a unique, peaceful setting. |
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Dreaming of a trip to the Holy Land?
What could be better than a tour of the Holy Land? |
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Comic relief
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