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Fifth Sunday in LentSunday 22nd March 2026 First reading and Psalm Second reading Gospel Reading |
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Kid's ChurchWhat is World Water Day? This Sunday is world water day. We are going to test our knowledge about water around the world. Why is it so precious? Hope all can join in. |
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Nursery at St. A'sNursery will be open this Sunday for children under 5 years For more infomation visit: http://staugustinesedmonton.com/events/nursery-at-st-as/2025-09-07
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Coffee Hour at St A's - Following the 10am service every Sunday
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Parish Updates
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Holy Week Schedule 2026
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~ WHAT'S HAPPENING IN OUR PARISH ~
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Easter Flowers for St A'sAre you able to help towards decorating our church for Easter?? Donations are being accepted towards the flowers that will adorn our church during the Easter period. Contributions will be accepted by cheque, online using tithe.ly or via e transfer to office@staugustinesedmonton.com. If you would like to dedicate a donation please inform the office or put the information in alongside your donation. Blessings from Rev Stephanie and the Altar Guild |
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Searching for a New RectorThe Process Continues ... and we need your views The Search Committee has been formed. The first Search Committee meeting was held on the 8th of March with the view to begin the process of putting together the Parish Profile. This document will form the basis of the information that will be advertised to potential applicants. Each person / group of people have taken responsibility for the various sections that will be included in the profile. The Search Committee is quite large but, it is believed, each member will bring something valuable to the table. Members are: Steve McAuley, Mikaela Hanley, Joe Sparling, Pat Jameson, Megan Crane, Christa McMillan, Amy Kellestine, Annie McKitrick, John Vandenbeld, John Hanley, Aaron Parker, Amanda McAuley. Cheryl Tyler and Israel Flesaker. A survey has been created so that anyone can express their opinion on a number of sections that are included in the profile. A link to complete this survey is below: https://forms.gle/ Flip charts with the same questions (and markers) will be in the Lower Hall during Coffee Time this week and next, if anyone wishes to add their views in this manner, and Simone is going to use the questions to get input from attendees at Kids’ Church as well. We look forward to hearing from as many parishioners as possible.
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GATHERING AROUND THE KITCHEN TABLETaking a Break "Gathering" is due to take a break for a few months. Our last get together will be on 26th March. Looking forward to all who can join us. Anne+
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Up and Coming at St A's
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Simple Supper - March 2026Friday 27th March beginning at 6pm A warming meal as we head into spring ... This month's menu: Chicken Pot Pie Blueberry Cobbler with Vanilla Ice Cream (Blueberry Grunt for those from the Maritimes!!) 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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Edmonton's 46th Annual Good Friday Outdoor Way of the Cross - Good Friday, 3rd April 2026 @ 10am"Whatsoever You Do: Seeing, Naming and Protecting the Rights of People as Part of Creation" Start Location: 10821 - 96th Street, Sacred Heart Church The Outdoor Way of the Cross is an ecumenical prayer event marking the suffering and death of Jesus. It is a time to reflect on how the gospel values of Jesus apply to individual and public life today. This year's theme is based on Matthew 25:40 "Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me." People of all faith traditions are welcome to attend. The 1.5 kilometre walk is reasonable for most ages and ability levels. Free street parking is available near the start location at Sacred Heart Church of the First Peoples. A light lunch (soup, bannock, coffee and tea) will be provided at Sacred Heart Church after the final station. Donations of non-perishable food items for local food banks are also welcome and can be dropped off at the start of the walk. If you require further information, contact: outdoorwayofthecross@gmail.com |
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Participate in the Diocesan Easter Vigil Service
All Saints' Cathedral is once again planning a Diocesan Easter Vigil for the evening of Saturday, April 4. They would love to have folks from many parishes participate! If you can help, please contact RJ at the Cathedral. |
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A Way Through the Wilderness Strategic Plan Update
Canon Scott Sharman, Strategic Plan Animator, has provided the following update for early 2026. Watch the narrated PowerPoint video. Download the PDF summary. |
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Happening in our Community
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Emergency PreparednessBe ready when disaster strikes HERE (Hardisty Evolving through Research and Education) is holding an emergency preparedness information session on Saturday 21st March at Capilano Library.
This is a free informational event about what to do in the event of fire, flood, tornados, and other disasters. Emergencies come in all shapes and sizes and can be caused by many factors. Learn about the risks to health and home, community hazards, and how to make a plan to keep you and your loved ones safe. Doors will open at 12.15pm; the session will last 1 hour and 30 minutes. Presented by Amanda Sobierajski, Information & Engagement Specialist, Be Prepared Team, Government of Alberta. If you would like to reserve a spot the Eventbrite link is: |
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Sunshine Garden
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Office NotesNew Office Hours The 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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The Messenger - March 2026Now available! Download the March 2026 issue of The Messenger, a collection of news and stories from the Dioceses of Athabasca and Edmonton. Click here to receive a print copy of The Messenger or change your subscription address. The Messenger and the Anglican Journal are mailed to subscribers for a suggested donation of $15/year. The Messenger welcomes story ideas, opinions (Letters to the Editor), and photo submissions relating to news and events of the Dioceses of Athabasca and Edmonton. Written content should be limited to 500 words. Pictures must be high resolution, at least 1 MB (300 dpi), and include the photographer's name and a brief description of the subject matter. Note: The Messenger is published once a month, except in July and August. Please send submissions for the May 2026 edition to anglicanmessenger@gmail.com by April 7.
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Update your InformationSo you stay in the loop!! Please 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 ~
Administration, address updates, etc: Cheryl at office@staugustinesedmonton.com, 780-466-5532 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. |