First, the bad news: the planned week-long event had to be pared down to four days due to not enough youngsters signing up.

Now the good news: There were 15 new choristers in attendance, 10 of them young adults. 

“We had to shorten it because we didn’t have enough kids,” said co-chair Mary Louise Belyea. “But that spurred us on to open it up to young adults 16 and over.”

Thursday, July 17, 5-6 p.m.  Take out cold plate organized by St. Paul’s, Rothesay. Menu: ham, potato salad, coleslaw, roll, dessert; tickets are $15, purchased in advance. Call the church for tickets:  506-847-1812. All proceeds will support mission and outreach in the community.

Saturday, Aug. 2, 1 – 3 p.m. Open Doors at Holy Trinity, Harland. Back by popular demand, this open doors event will be held through the summer (June 28, July 12, Aug. 2 and Aug. 16). This is a no cost tour, but donations will be collected for the Harland Helpers Food Bank. This designated historic place welcome you at 67 Orser St. 

The family of the Rev. Canon Tom and Mary Robinson are hosting a Celebration and Service of Thanksgiving on Sunday, July 27 in Wickham, N.B.

See the poster for details.

FOR RENT:  Four-bedroom, 2.5 bathroom house with attached garage at 17 Kimble Court, Fredericton. Grass cutting, snow removal and water included. Rent is $3,200 monthly, utilities not included. No pets, no smoking; security deposit and three references required.

Contact Jeff Mills if interested; office@stmargs.ca

Signature of tenant(s) is requires on a residential lease, under the Residential Tenancies Act, Province of New Brunswick.

Friday, Sept 12 to Saturday, Sept. 13   Retreat • Reconnect • Rekindle • Reimagine  — a Godly Play retreat for practitioners, Christian formation leaders, parents, guardians and anyone curious or desiring time away to live in a Godly Play way for 24 hours.

This event takes place at the Villa Madonna Retreat House in Rothesay. Cost is $150, which includes accommodations, meals and breaks.

Deadline for registration is Friday, Aug. 29.   Click here to register.

Our summer camps are in full swing, but there's still room for more.

St. Michael’s is an annual conference in the Anglican tradition for youth aged 13–19. Together we pray, study, and play. Since 1987, St Michael’s has formed a vibrant community within the Anglican Church in the Maritimes. Our conference participants—or Michaelites!—don’t do things by half measures. When we worship, we worship God reverently in spirit and truth. When we study, we challenge ourselves to learn deeply. When we kick back for games and activities, we make sure that we have a blast.

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