Talk about diversity! The day of Pentecost was a riot of colour and sounds and praises. Read about it yourself in the Bible - Acts chapter 2. This is exactly what this offering of worship at St. Cuthbert's is. We are glad that you can join us.
Watch for Barney! For young and old - Barney is our "Continuity Officer" and will show up 4 times throughout the service, in four different places. Send Pastor Paul an email and let me know where and when you spy Barney, named Barnabas, "the son of encouragment" [email protected] Barney is rocking the lockdown 'up-do'.
We also offer a tribute to Mothers. Happy Mothers' Day!
Do you need shelter in these trying times? Ever forget what day it is or whether you should be at work or emptying the dishwasher at home? You have come to the right place! Jesus offers to shepherd us, protect us and lead us.
Pastor Paul's Blog - Unswerving hope in a time of pandemic
"Let us hold unswervingly to the hope we profess, for he who promised is faithful." Hebrews 10:23
Here are a couple of reflections from Holy Week by Pastor Paul that were never posted due to technical difficulties.
"The Lord's Supper" (8 minutes) and "Jesus Washing the Disciples' Feet" (11 minutes). These were both intended for Maundy Thursday.
This Service of Holy Communion is about 12 minutes long. I encourage you to explore the Durham Cathedral website www.durhamcathedral.co.uk
Thanks to our music team; Laura, Barb, Tony and Sarah. Thanks to our technical team; Mike and Jinx. Thanks to our Easter Bread baker; Marj. Thanks to our Easter Flower Cross donations of flowers; Altar Guild members and Leslie Ward. Thanks to our Easter Flower Cross 'makers'; Sharon and Jan. Thanks to Len who 'called-in' the Prayers of the People. Thanks to the de-Heer - Amissah family (Ken, Ida, Adrian and Daniel) for "video-ing-in" the readings. And thanks to Susan for the illuminated heart which frames the Cross - a message of hope and love to our community! Thank-you Jesus.
Lori reflects on the life of Elijah at the mouth of the cave and how the image speaks to her life. The text is 1 Kings chapter 19 and it is a gripping story.
There will be another Constant Contact email tomorrow on the line up of videos: another meditation on the Last Supper (Maundy Thursday Evening) and Good Friday Stations of the Cross (9 a.m.) and the Ecumencial
Service (10:30)
The liturgy begins with, "Hosannah in the highest!" as Jesus entered Jerusalem from the Mount of Olives. And it ends with the crowds yelling, "Crucify him!" Even his closest disciples deserted him. And we think we are living in challenging times!
This Sunday we had planned to host a service of Confirmation and Reception. There were 10 people preparing to be confirmed and one to be received into the Anglican Church (was baptized and confirmed in the Roman Catholic Church). So this is a post-poned celebration that will be rescheduled!
Scroll down this page/screen to the place where you see Archbishop Melissa's picture. Click on it. - you will be taken to another page on the website - Then scroll down and click on the video arrow button to begin. Enjoy!
Fireside Story Time with the Woehrles
The Story of St. Cuthbert
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