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Transfiguration of the LordSecond reading Gospel Reading |
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Kid's Church |
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Coffee Hour at St A's - Following the 10am service every Sunday |
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~ WHAT'S HAPPENING IN OUR PARISH ~ |
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St Augustine's Annual Pancake SupperSupper will include: Pancakes with butter, syrup/sauces and whipped cream if you are feeling indulgent!! In addition there will be fresh cut ham and fruit salad. Drink options include coffee, tea and fruit juice. *Gluten free pancakes will also be available* The cost for the supper is $10.00 per adult / no charge for children 12 and under. We are happy to welcome our neighbours and friends to dine with us. Hoping everyone will be able to attend. |
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Ash Wednesday ServiceAsh Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent, a 40-day season of prayer and self-examination that prepares us for the events of Holy Week and Easter. This simple service of Eucharist and imposition of ashes reminds us both of our mortality and that we enter this desert time together as a community, trusting Jesus. All are welcome to participate. Almighty God, you have created us out of the dust of the earth: Grant that these ashes may be to us a sign of our mortality and penitence, that we may remember that it is only by your gracious gift that we are given everlasting life; through Jesus Christ our Savior. Amen. |
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GATHERING AROUND THE KITCHEN TABLEGood news! “Gathering” has resumed!! You are invited to gather together and enjoy these informal afternoons with friends as we explore and reflect on various aspects of our life of faith--and how this informs the choices we make as we encounter the important issues of today’s world. This fall we will using Bishop Mariann Budde’s book “How We Learn to Be Brave: Decisive Moments in Life and Faith” to focus our time together. I think Bishop Budde’s will lead us into some very interesting conversations. We will also include other topics of interest from time to time. Handouts will be send out early each week to help bring a focus to our conversation. So bring your coffee or tea or “whatever” and gather around our virtual kitchen table. If you have any questions or want more information, e-mail me 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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Future Events at St A's that You May be Interested in Attending |
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Simple Supper - February 2026This month's menu: Cream of Potato Soup with Bacon & Dill Homemade Bread Carrot Cake Adults are $10 / children 12 and under free Cash, debit & credit payments are accepted. All are welcome!! Please bring a friend if you know someone who might appreciate a homemade meal and companionship. Looking forward to seeing you there - lower hall at St A's beginning at 6pm |
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Participate in the Diocesan Easter Vigil Service |
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Happening in our Community |
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Awakening Your Purpose *REGISTER THIS WEEK*Have you ever wondered about how God is calling you? Are you looking for ways to grow in your Christian life? Is the Holy Spirit nudging you to go deeper? We often hear about 'vocation' in relation to a call to ordained ministry, but it's much bigger than that! This conference is for everyone, whether you are looking for ways to refresh your life of discipleship, beginning to wonder about ordained ministry, or exploring any of the multitude of other ways to follow God more fully. Register now for the Awakening Your Purpose one-day conference. We'll hear from inspiring lay leaders on how they live their sense of vocation, reflect prayerfully on discernment in the Christian life, and leave with new pathways to explore. We are to grow up in every way into him who is the head, into Christ, from whom the whole body, joined and held together by every joint with which it is equipped, when each part is working properly, makes the body grow so that it builds itself up in love. (Ephesians 4:15-16) |
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Taking the Wild Paths of Peace - A Lent Devotional by the Anglican delegate to the UN
Wild Paths of Peace, written by Martha Jarvis, explores the unexpected hope of peacemaking at time of conflict in the world and in our personal lives. As the Anglican Communion’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations. Jarvis works to create partnerships between churches and UN teams as they respond to conflict, climate change and forced movement of people. Jarvis has also facilitated church-led peacemaking in South Sudan and Mozambique. Throughout it all, she’s seen nothing that compares to the power of people coming back together after conflict, and ultimately, coming back to faith through Jesus.
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Bishop Stephen London to Lead Lenten RetreatBishop Stephen is excited to be leading a Lenten retreat on his favourite subject: growing into maturity in Christ! He writes: This is a retreat about the challenge of spiritual growth in Christ. The time together will be an extended reflection on Jesus’ words: “You will know the truth, and the truth will set you free." (Jn 8:32) We know that the encounter with Jesus Christ sets us free. The Gospel is all about the transformation of the human heart. However, this healing is never simple or uncomplicated. Life is hard, and people struggle. This retreat won’t solve your problems; however, it will provide a framework and practices to understand what it means realistically to bring our whole selves to Christ. Join him at the Providence Renewal Centre from Friday, February 27, to Sunday, March 1, 2026. Register here. |
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Senior Living SeminarEmmanuel Seniors Living Society is hosting an information session for you to learn more about
their new Lighthouse Retirement Community in the west central neighborhood of Inglewood.
Date: March 19th, 2026
Time: 6:30pm
Location: The King's University Library, 9125 - 50th Street
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What's Happening in our Parish |
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St. A’s kitchen refresh updateThe kitchen refresh is done and now the space is ready to be enjoyed by all! Cupboards and drawers have been painted inside and out, energy efficient LED lights and new taps are installed and everything is back in its place and labelled for ease of use. Thanks to everyone who helped remove the kitchen contents so the work could be done. Thanks to Sandy, Rita and Randy for taking the lead in this project. |
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Office NotesThe office is open to callers on Monday andThursday mornings from 9am to 12pm (sometimes 1pm). Phone messages are picked up on Monday, Thursday and Saturday. Email messages are picked up daily. |
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February Messenger now AvailableDownload the February 2026 issue of The Messenger, a collection of news and stories from the Dioceses of Athabasca and Edmonton. |
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Update your InformationPlease email the office with any changes or corrections with your address, phone numbers, or email addresses. We our best to keep this information updated. |
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~ Ways to Connect ~Financial and giving: Cheryl at treasurer@staugustinesedmonton.com Pastoral, worship, spiritual: Rev. Stephanie at rector@staugustinesedmonton.com. Stephanie's day off is Monday, but she is always available for an emergency pastoral need. Parish Stewards (parish leadership and support): Mikaela Hanley & Steve McAuley (contact available through the office) Children's ministry: Simone at kids@staugustinesedmonton.com Music: Megan at megl_miller@yahoo.com Space Use: rentals@staugustinesedmonton.com or contact the church office *A reminder that any church purchases over $200 need to be approved via email to Corporation (Rector, Stewards, Treasurer) who meet every two weeks. |
