Don’t forget to look each week for our Church Announcements. These have timely reminders about upcoming events, submissions for the Grapevine, the Designated Givings and just the general calendar of events that are happening in our church.
St. Paul’s Anglican Church, Lindsay is hosting its next bridge and euchre party on Saturday, November 12th, at 7:00 p.m. at 45 Russell Street West.
Join us for an evening of social bridge and euchre.
Coffee, tea and cookies will complete the festivities, all for $2.00.
A Life-Giving Story: How To Read The Bible
By: Dr. Sylvia Keesmaat Time: Mondays 7:30 – 9 p.m. in Church Main Hall
For more information, please visit our Events page.
Be sure to attend the next St. Paul’s book club meeting which will be held on Tuesday October 4th at 5:30 at Catherine Heron’s place, 43 Meadlowlands Drive, in Cannington. The book to be discussed this month, is the very popular The Help by Kathryn Stockett. There will be a delicious potluck dinner to start, followed by a discussion of the book. Please join us…everyone is welcome.
Sunday, September 11th ….. a major event in our anniversary year — St. Paul’s celebrates Children, Youth, and the Young at Heart. Beginning at 9 a.m. there will be fun and games — Checkers the Clown, Face Painting, Balloon Sculptor, Soap Bubbles, Stilt Walker Juggler, Games, Kid’s Band, and more!
Following a youth-oriented service at 10 a.m. the fun will continue, along with a BBQ.
All are Welcome – please join us and show your support for the younger set.
For information please contact anyone on the Anniversary Committee or the church office at 705 324-4666.
A full capacity – 140 persons – enjoyed a hot sunny cruise on board the Kawartha Spirit. The trip was lovely, the cool breezes welcome and we all enjoyed a box lunch prepared by the Social Committee and 175th Committee.
Upon entering St. Paul’s Anglican Church in Lindsay during any daylight hours, you cannot help but be drawn to the stories of Jesus Christ’s Life that are being told in the glorious stained glass windows. Besides the beauty of the windows, in each one there is a message and a history!
Over the next few weeks we are looking at getting a picture of each window and “its’ story” on the web- site in order that St. Paul’s can share this gift we have with the world.
Do you have any information on the donors, who/how the theme was chosen, any great digital pictures of our windows, and/or church stained glass in general that you would be able to share with me in putting this information together? Are you interested in helping with this project? If so, please call Paul Carpentier at 705-324-5666.
The plan to suspend the Friday morning preparation sessions for the summer are being cut short, as the cupboards/freezers are empty. We will get back to work on Friday August 5th at the regular time of 9:30 – 11:30. Over and above re-stocking the regular Sunday offering we need to work in a few things like; Christmas cakes for Harvest Happening, 300 meat pies for the fair, 500 butter tarts and 150 muffins for the fair.
You are most welcome to join us any Friday morning that you are available.
Thank you for supporting this project and making Cooks’ Fare so successful both financially and at meeting a need within our congregation.
St. Paul’s Anglican Church is hosting a late summer Victorian Tea on Saturday, August 20th from 2 to 4 p.m. Join us for High Tea, which will include sandwiches, scones and other sweets, plus musical accompaniment, all for $5.00. Hats and gloves are optional. Phone church office for tickets at 705 324-4666.
