Announcements 21-Oct-2018

A warm welcome to all who come to worship this Sunday.  Please join us after worship for refreshments and conversation.

We welcome  Jennifer Hong who will be leading worship this morning. Jennifer Hong graduated from the University of Toronto, Faculty of Pharmacy and practices as a hospital pharmacist and Certified Diabetes Educator. She also studied at the Toronto School of Theology with her husband, the Rev. John Hong who serves at St. Andrew’s Presbyterian in Beeton and Emmanuel Presbyterian in Schomberg. They live with their four children in Beeton, Ontario.

Mission Moment: Celebrating Indigenous Culture
Hummingbird Ministries is one of eight Presbyterian Indigenous Ministries in Canada supported by gifts to Presbyterian Sharing. It is committed to bringing peace and healing to Indigenous families living in BC’s lower mainland. The ministry helps to restore hope by offering regular healing circles; working with the community in art and celebration; and providing educational and healing workshops, Bible studies, children’s art and music programs. Hummingbird Ministries also runs a children’s dance program in which Indigenous children are taught traditional Metis dances. Known as the Hummingbird Dancers, the children recently performed at a festival in East Vancouver in honour of National Indigenous Peoples Day, which recognized and celebrated the rich cultures of First Nations, Inuit and Metis people in Canada.

Treasures and Treats Bazaar: November 3rd, 9am-1pm
Time to mark your calendar and think about how you can help make this event a success. We will be offering baked goods, craft items and an assortment of treasures (small enough to fit on a table for display) along with tea/ coffee and muffins. We will need help for set up and take down. For more information please ask Carol Runstedler.

Amnesty International Meeting: Thursday November 8th, 7-8:30pm
Amnesty International Aurora-Newmarket Group holds their monthly meeting to discuss current human rights issues and write appeal letters. Held at Trinity Anglican Church (in the Rectory Bldg behind the church), 79 Victoria St., Aurora. All welcome!
For more information call Renee at 905-713-6713 http://amnesty.ca

The St. Andrew’s Prayer Chain offers daily prayers for those in need of God’s help. If you would like to request our prayers for yourself or for a loved one, please call Cheryl Daddis, 905-841- 3674 or email [email protected]. Your prayer requests are a sacred trust and will be kept entirely confidential.