Category Archives: Clearwater
The Sock is Overflowing!
Christmas in June Outreach Project is Complete On Sunday, July 2nd, Trinity Shared Ministry had its final collection of toiletries for Emerald House, a shelter in Kamloops. When the offering was received, these donations were also blessed. The Rev. … Continue reading →
Christmas in June
Trinity Shared Ministry’s Outreach Project The “Save-a-Sole” stocking from Trinity’s Advent Project makes an appearance in June! Throughout June, toiletries will be gathered to donate to Emerald House, a shelter in Kamloops. Already, there is quite a collection. A member … Continue reading →
Trinity Shared Ministry’s Plant Sale
Pentecost Sunday
When the Church Wears Red The sanctuary is ready for the celebration of Pentecost Sunday on May 28th. After two busy days of setting up and holding the Trinity Shared Ministry Plant Sale, will members of the congregation remember to … Continue reading →
For the Easter Season
Holy Week Services and Readings
Our Parish’s Worship Services for April 2nd to April 9th Palm Sunday April 2nd Trinity Shared Ministry Clearwater 9 am Church of St Paul Barriere 11 am Scripture Zechariah 9: 9-12 Psalm 122 Philippians 2: 5-11 Matthew 21: 1-11 … Continue reading →
Time for Reflection and Planning
We’re in the Season of Annual Meetings A Time to Celebrate and Reflect! A Time to Plan and Select our Leadership! The North Thompson Ecumenical Shared Ministry 2022 Annual Reports are ready. They form the core of how we celebrate … Continue reading →
Successful Advent Projects!
Can you guess what was being collected or the titles of the projects? There are clues in the display! Trinity Shared Ministry’s Save-a-Sole Project concentrated on collecting new socks. Did you spot the large Christmas stocking? The contents of the … Continue reading →
Christmas Season Services
In Our Parish Christmas Eve Services ~ Saturday, December 24th Trinity Shared Ministry (Clearwater) at 3:00 pm Church of St Paul (Barriere) at 7:00 pm We will not be holding services on Christmas Day. First Sunday after Christmas … Continue reading →