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We Will Remember Them ... |
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24th Sunday after PentecostFirst reading and Psalm Second reading Gospel Reading |
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Kids Church joins Remembrance Service |
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Sunday morning coffee hour |
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~ WHAT'S HAPPENING IN OUR PARISH ~ |
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HANLEY HOME GROUPThe Hanley Home Group welcomes you to join us weekly as we share lives, Just a reminder that the group will run Monday evenings 6:45-8:15pm at 10735 52 Street. |
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GATHERING AROUND THE KITCHEN TABLE“Gathering” is a relaxing and casual Zoom event. So find a comfortable spot and enjoy an afternoon with friends exploring various aspects of our life of Faith. Handouts are sent out early in the week to bring focus to our conversation. If you have any questions or want more information, please email Anne at wildrosie7@gmail.com. Please feel free to invite a friend to join us via Zoom. I'm looking forward to seeing you all each week. Anne |
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Wednesday Night Sharing CircleSharing in circle has a long history of transformation and community strength in both indigenous and addictions recovery traditions. Sharing in circle allows us both opportunity to listen, and when our turn arrives, to speak. A topic is raised each Wednesday in the realms of Faith, Justice, Spirituality, and Action in the Christian tradition that we are invited to reflect on and share if we wish. Rev. Jonathan usually facilitates the circle. Please contact him for the zoom access: rector@staugustinesedmonton.com We have used books, video, or individual presentations as our 'prompts' for the evening. "Doors" open at 7:45pm, process begins at 8pm-9pm. The zoom stays on until 9:30pm latest for those who want to chat more.
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Activities in our Neighbourhood |
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Hoping you are able to attend!! |
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Come and participate in the community event! Celebrate the holiday season with outdoor activities and the opportunity to Christmas shop with local vendors. |
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Looking Forward |
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Foundations for Community Organising .. A Greater Edmonton Alliance Event at St A'sThis two-day training provides an introduction to the foundational leadership practices and principles of community organizing that have made it an effective means of bringing about social change. This training is based on the 70+ years of experience of the Industrial Areas Foundation (IAF) in uniting communities to take action that makes a difference on issues that matter.
This training focuses on topics such as:
This training is taught by the Edmonton Alliance’s Organizer along with community leaders who bring their experience in winning on issues that affect citizens in the Greater Edmonton Region. There is no cost for St A's parishioners as we are a member of the GEA organisation. When: Friday, November 17th, 6:30 PM – 9:30 PM AND Saturday, November 18th, 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM RSVPs open until Wednesday night November 15th. The link for registration is below: |
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Anglican Prayer Beads DIY WorkshopYou are invited to join St. George's, 11733 87 Ave NW, Edmonton, on Saturday, November 25, from 2 to 4 pm, for a workshop on making Anglican prayer beads. This will be a time to learn about prayer beads and the power of prayer, as we inspire each other. Snacks and beverages will be provided. Registration is $20 (includes the cost of prayer bead kits). All are welcome! RSVP by November 19 to stgeorges@telus.net / 780-439-1470 |
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Community Hub / Community Coffee Drop-in ConversationThere are a number of people who are interested in how we can help the Annex become a community hub. If you are interested in learning what conversations have been happening about this and learning more, please fill out your availability in the following doodle poll. (If you haven't used doodle before, the link below will provide you a number of dates and times that I have selected, and you just click your availability. The doodle system will help us see which dates will get the most people out.) |
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The Messenger November 2023The Messenger welcomes story ideas, opinions (Letter to Editor) and photo submissions relating to news and events of the Athabasca and Edmonton dioceses. Written content should be limited to 500 words. Pictures must be high resolution, a minimum of 1 MB (300 dpi), and include the photographer's name and a brief description of the subject matter. Note: The Messenger is published 10 times/year. Please send submissions for the December 2023 edition to anglicanmessenger@gmail.com by November1. |
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A Knitting Challenge!Holy Trinity Anglican Church challenges all knitters to make a scarf, hat, or a pair of mittens for the Christmas care packages they prepare for our unhoused and disenfranchised community members in partnership with the Neighbour Centre. Please contact the Rev. Danielle Key at danielle@holytrinity.ab.ca to donate. Together knitters of the Edmonton diocese can help our friends stay warm and avoid frostbite. Please consider helping with this very important ministry!
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~ OFFICE NOTES ~ |
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Address, phone, and email changesPlease email the office with any changes or corrections with your address, phone numbers, or email addresses. We do are best to keep this information updated but realize that sometimes we are missing updated information. |
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~ Ways to Connect ~Financial and giving: Cheryl at treasurer@staugustinesedmonton.com Pastoral, worship, spiritual: Rev. Jonathan at rector@staugustinesedmonton.com or text/call 780-619-3170 Children's ministry: Simone at kids@staugustinesedmonton.com Music & youth: Megan at megl_miller@yahoo.com *Lots more church info online at: www.staugustinesedmonton.com *Social media: www.facebook.com/staugustinesedmonton |
