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Multicultural baptism service was a joyous celebration . Parish Events. Kings Landing summer services

Anglican Diocese of Fredericton
eNews for June 2, 2026
Multicultural baptism service was a joyous celebration 

Multicultural baptism service was a joyous celebration 

Alleluia Christ is Risen, He is Risen Indeed!

This statement was lived out and experienced at our Easter worship service as six candidates were presented to God in Holy Baptism in the Parish of Riverview. 

This was a very meaningful and significant service as candidates, together with their sponsors, declared reverential promises to God. 

For more infomation visit:

http://nb.anglican.ca/news/multicultural-baptism-service-was-a-joyous-celebration

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Parish Events

Saturday, June 6, 10 a.m. - 1 p.m.   Join us for our 4th annual book and bake sale, hosted by St Luke's, 369 Main St, Saint John. If you have books that you would like to donate, please email us at stlukesportland@gmail.com


Friday, June 19, 7 p.m.  St. Paul’s Hampton fundraiser for new sound equipment for the church. It will be a fun night with several performances from the music team doing songs not normally sung in a church setting and a sing-along to end the evening. There will be ample room for congregation members to add to the program — songs, skits, dad jokes and funny poems! Whatever your talent, please reach out to Alan, Paul, Arlene, David or Kate and let us know!
We are looking for participation, NOT perfection!
A free-will offering will be accepted. Light refreshments provided.

Email - stpauls-hampton@outlook.com
Phone - (506) 832-3375

Kings Landing summer services

Kings Landing summer services

The first service of the summer at Kings Landing Historical Settlement will take place this Sunday, June 7 at the Superior School near the main entrance. 

Evening Prayer services will be held there each Sunday at 2 p.m. during June and July because of infrastructure upgrades that have closed the other side of the village, including St. Mark’s Chapel of Ease. Construction is supposed to be complete by August, so services will return to St. Mark's.

Please join us for the annual Rogation service on June 21. 

Visitors and officiating clergy should come in the main entrance. As always, there is no admission fee to attend the service. Any questions should be sent to Canon Walter Williams at goodolpadre@hotmail.ca.  

For those wanting to lead a service, consult the sign-up sheet here.

Directions: take Route 2 (Trans-Canada Highway) to exit 253 and follow the signs. Alternatively, for a scenic drive, take Route 102 along the beautiful St. John River and follow the signs. Kings Landing is about 20 minutes up river from Fredericton. 

 

NB Anglican online

NB Anglican online

June 2026 edition

The June edition of the NB Anglican is now online.

Click here to read all the latest news.

Retired Clergy Tea

Retired Clergy Tea

Save the Date - Tuesday, June 16, 2026

For retired clergy, spouses and widow(er)s.

For more infomation visit:

http://nb.anglican.ca/events/retired-clergy-tea--992/2026-06-16

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Regional gathering of Alongside Hope volunteers

Regional gathering of Alongside Hope volunteers

Friday, June 19, 2026

Who’s Invited:
Diocesan representatives from the Ecclesiastical Province of Canada
Mapping exercise facilitators from the Ecclesiastical Province of Canada
Parish representatives from the Diocese of Fredericton (Saturday only)

Time together will include:
• Information session on Alongside Hope
• Volunteer networking session to get to know one another, share experiences and encourage one another
• Presentation on Alongside Hope’s Kenya partners and experiences from the 2025 Alongside Hope delegation and the 2026 CFGB Learning Tour.
• Mapping The Ground We Stand On (mapping exercise) — Alongside Hope’s education for reconciliation workshop
• A focused conversation with CFGB and diocesan reps on collaboration and on encouraging opportunities for Grow Hope projects

More information and travel plans to follow. 

Register by contacting diocesan rep Debbie Edwards:
deborahcollicott@gmail.com

For more infomation visit:

http://nb.anglican.ca/events/regional-gathering-of-alongside-hope-volunteers/2026-06-19

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Taste and See...

Anglican Renewal Ministries is dedicated to bringing the life and power of the Holy Spirit to all Christians.  We give thanks to God that ARM has been serving the Anglican Church of Canada for over 40 years!  

In addition to workshops on the person and gifts of the Holy Spirit, we also offer a quarterly magazine called “Taste and See…" with articles to uplift and encourage you in your walk with Christ.   We hope this magazine will be a source of encouragement to all.  

Sample articles and a free copy of the magazine are available on our website.

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