Drizzly, cool weather did not stop more than 200 people from returning to a place close to their hearts — Camp Medley.

On May 24, they gathered to celebrate the camp’s 80th anniversary. After registering, guests were invited to stop at the donation table, where funds were being raised for the $2.8 million pool and maintenance facility project. More than $8,000 was raised during the day.

June 11 - Howard Anningson - 35 years a deacon
June 11 - Patricia Craig - 35 years a deacon
June 15 - John Matheson - 45 years a deacon
June 24 - Wilfred Langmaid - 35 years a priest
June 24 - David Titus - 35 years a priest

Clergy anniversaries are recognized at 10 and 25 years and subsequent five-year intervals.

The chaplains and inmates at Dorchester Penitentiary chapel thank our diocesan family for the generous donation of study bibles, in response to our request of the past few weeks. 

Everyone who requested a study Bible will get one and we will still have a few stored away for Bible students who come to the chapel in the future. 

Thank you to all our generous donors and those who prayed for this project. As the Wycliffe College motto reminds us, “the word of the Lord remains” (1 Peter 1:25).

Chaplain John Paul Westin

To read the June edition of the New Brunswick Anglican, click here. 

Sunday, June 8, 3:30 p.m.   Annual Founders Day ecumenical church service and potluck at the Welsh Chapel, located in Cardigan, NB – 2900 Cardigan Road, Route 620. This event celebrates the day the Cardigan settlers arrived in New Brunswick in 1819. Donations to the Welsh Heritage Trust are collected at the service. These funds are dedicated to the maintenance of the Welsh Chapel and graveyard. All are welcome.  Visit us at Central New Brunswick Welsh Society Facebook page.

Saturday, June 14, 11 a.m.-2 p.m.  Waterford Meet & Greet. The Parish of Waterford will host a community gathering at the Waterford Community Hall, with a free barbecue. Come and get to know your neighbours, local businesses and community groups. 

Do you love history and enjoy meeting new people? Apply for a summer job as a tour guide at Christ Church Cathedral in Fredericton! 

We are seeking a part-time bilingual tour guide to work alongside our lead tour guide, providing a warm welcome and excellent hospitality to visitors and locals. 

The job is available to an adult or youth 16+ years old. Training will be provided. Candidates are not restricted by religious affiliation. Apply by June 9th.  Click for details or visit our Facebook page. 

HAMMOND RIVER EVENT
Saturday June 7, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.   Prayer vigil for world peace at Holy Trinity Church, 2 Hammond River Rd., Quispamsis. Please join us as we pray for the people of world surrounded by war and conflict. The church will be open from 11 am to 3 pm for a time of quiet prayer. Drop in. For more information call 506-647-8170.
To learn more about Thy Kingdom Come, click here. 

The eNews summer schedule is here!

The next eNews is June 17. 

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Rogation Sunday will see the vicar of Kings Landing, the Rev. Canon Walter Williams, lead a procession around the village as he asks God's blessing on various aspects of farm life — the animals, the fields, the plough, the water and so on. 

The service begins at St. Mark's Chapel of Ease. It is a 15-minute walk from the Kings Landing welcome centre to the chapel, and there is also a horse and wagon, subject to availability. 

All are welcome. Admission is free for those attending this service. 

Take exit 253 off Route 2 and follow the signs. 

NOTE:  There is an afternoon service every Sunday at St. Mark's from June 8 to Thanksgiving. All are welcome, and admission is free for those attending the service.

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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