A warm welcome to all who come to worship this Sunday. Please join us after worship for refreshments and fellowship.
We welcome Elder David Lee who will be leading us in worship this morning. David is a ruling Elder of Markham Chinese Presbyterian Church. He is a graduate of Ontario Theological Seminary, now known as Tyndale University College and Seminary. For the past 25 years He has been preaching, teaching Sunday School and Baptismal classes. He is a retired professional accountant and a proud grandfather of two lovely grandchildren.
Thursday Mar 14, 2019, 7:00-8:30pm – Amnesty International Meeting
Amnesty International Aurora-Newmarket Group holds their monthly meeting on Thu Mar 14, 7:00-8:30pm to discuss current human rights issues and write appeal letters. Held at Trinity Anglican Church (in The Rectory building behind the church), 79 Victoria St., Aurora – all welcome! Free.
Next Communion – Sunday, April 7, 2019
Thank you!
Thank you to all who made our Presbytery dinner, Tuesday, February 19, 2019 a success. We thank the ones who donated pies, came in early to set up, cooks, servers, dish washers, and the ones who cleaned up at the end of the evening. “Many hands make light work”
The Session thank all who made our Annual General Meeting day last Sunday a great success.
Mission Moment:
Serving a mission hospital in Malawi
Sending people to serve internationally is one of the ways the PCC nurtures relationships with partner churches. Claire Fowler, a first-year medical student at the University of British Columbia and a member of Langley Presbyterian Church in BC, volunteered with David Gordon Memorial Hospital in Malawi for four weeks in June 2018. Working alongside Malawian doctors, Nurses and clinical staff, she gained valuable experience and built relationships. The hospital staff and patients appreciated Claire’s enthusiasm and dedication. Claire is grateful for the PCC’s support and for the opportunity to gain a more global perspective on medical work.
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.