BULLETIN BOARD
NEW NOTICES

BIBLE STUDY- The Bible Study Fellowship Group meets on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of the month, 2 pm – 3:30 pm.  The March meetings are the 5th and the 19th, as we continue our study of the Letter to the Ephesians.    Rev Ron will be very pleased to see you!

PARISH COUNCIL – Parish Council will meet this Thursday, March 21st in the Fellowship Room at 7 pm.  All members are urged to attend.

MEN’S BREAKFAST – The men’s breakfast will take place on March 23rd, in the hall at 8 am.  Three people are needed to help set up and four are needed to clean up.  Please contact Don at puppadon@hotmail.com or phone 431-4047 to confirm or for more information.  This is a great opportunity for the men of the parish to get together for some fellowship.  Please come and join us.

CALENDARS – The remaining calendars have been placed on the table at the back of the church.  Please take one if you wish and put a small donation in the jar.

YARD SALE – St. Andrew’s Ladies Group will be having a Yard Sale on April 13th in the church hall beginning at 9 am.  Items can be dropped anytime during the week of April 7th.  We are looking for items of good, clean used clothing, books, household items, toys, etc.  We can no longer accept electronics, car seats, encyclopedias, or large furniture items.  For more information contact Wendy or any member of the group.

25 YEAR ANNIVERSARY – St. Andrew’s Ladies Group will be celebrating 25 years of service to the church in May with a corporate communion.  All members past and present are invited to attend.  We will also be dining out in June at a dinner theatre to celebrate this milestone.  Past members are invited to this as well.  More information to follow.

INCOME TAX RECEIPTS – Income Tax Receipts are available in the mail slots in the church entryway.  Please pick up yours today and if you can take a few extra to deliver that would be really appreciated.  It helps save the church the expense of postage.  Thank you.

STORM POLICY – The following procedures will be implemented whenever inclement weather threatens the cancellation of church services:

  1. The Rector will call the wardens early morning to discuss the situation.  If all agree to cancel services, the Rector and wardens will act as follows.
  2. The Rector will install an announcement on the parish telephone voice message system.
  3. One warden will advise the radio station to make the announcement.
  4. The other warden will put the message on the parish web site.

Common sense will prevail, and parishioners are advised not to venture out on dangerous roads.  If it is not completely obvious that services would be cancelled, then parishioners can employ any or all of the above noted methods to discover whether or not services are cancelled.
*This policy was approved by council on March 8, 2012.

SCENT SENSITIVITY:  Just a reminder that NO SCENTS make GOOD SENSE!  Please be considerate of those in our congregation who have allergies and asthma.  Thank you.

 

ONGOING NOTICES

PWRDF – The Primate’s World Relief and Development Fund acts on behalf of the Anglican Church of Canada to provide people around the globe with the ways and means to “help them help themselves”. Information and envelopes are available at the back of the church should you wish to contribute to this worthy ministry.

RECTOR’S OFFICE MEMORIALS – Memorial donations towards the construction costs of the Rector’s office are now being received.  Donations in the amount of $110.00 ($100 plus $10 engraving) will allow contributors to place a memorial on a plaque to be located outside the office.  There are twenty-four spaces for memorials.  Once all spaces have been filled we will dedicate the office in memory of those identified on the plaque.  If you wish to make a donation, please see either Rev. Mike or Rev. Judie.  Thank you for your generosity

CAMPBELL SOUP LABELS AND POSTAGE STAMPS – Thank you for your continuing support of two ACW projects:  Postage stamps and Campbell’s soup labels.  The requirement for stamps have been changed:  They no longer have to have ¼” margin of envelope around them; simply tear most of the envelope away, being careful not to tear the stamp.  The soup labels have to be complete and in one piece; that is, with no staples or Scotch tape.

FOOD BANK – The St. Marguerite Bourgeoys Food Bank is always in need of canned fruit, canned meat, pasta, peanut butter, jam, crackers and pudding.  They are currently running short on the following food items:  boxes of cereal, cookies, and jello. Your ongoing support is greatly appreciated.

 

CYCLES OF PRAYER

ANGLICAN CYCLE OF PRAYER:   Pray for Mississippi – (IV, The Episcopal Church) The Rt Revd Duncan Gray.

PROVINCIAL PRAYER CARE – ECCLESIASTICAL PROVINCE OF CANADA:  Pray for the Diocese of Central Newfoundland with Bishop David Torraville.

DIOCESAN CYCLE OF PRAYER – NORTHUMBRIA REGION
Canso: The Rev Darroch Fagan and Margaret.
Three Harbours:  The Rev Rebecca Sample and Michael.

LET US GIVE THANKS FOR a Holy Lent.

PLEASE PRAY FOR the Bishop’s visit to Northumbria Region from March 19-21.

OUR PARISH CYCLE OF PRAYER:  Keith & Anne Fraser, Janet & Gary Gammon, Lindsay & Margaret Gates, Edith Gilbert, Doug & Judy Gillett, Stephen & Heather Gillett and their families.

PRAY FOR THE SICK:  Roisin, Cheryl, Daisy, Judi, Carol, Kathy, Crystal, Krista.

BOOK OF REMEMBRANCE:  Effie H Sawler, Carl Edward Dauphinee, Linda O’Regan, Amelia Parsons.   Rest eternal grant unto them, O Lord, and let light perpetual shine upon them.  AMEN