Tag Archives: Worship
Pacific Mountain Regional Council
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 →
Ash Wednesday Service
Lent Begins! Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent, the Christian Church’s journey towards Easter, a journey that lasts 46 days (40 days plus 6 Sundays). It is a solemn day whose mood is penitential and reflective, grounded in an … Continue reading →
Primate’s New Year’s Day Sermon
Archbishop and Primate Linda Nicholls continued the tradition of kicking off the New Year with a Choral Eucharist in the Anglican Diocese of Ottawa ~ from a post dated on January 1, 2023 on the Anglican Church of Canada’s website … 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 →
Celebration of Community
Joint Celebration of Community
Worship Service and Potluck Lunch Sunday, November 20th at 11:00 am at the Church of St Paul Our two congregations, Trinity Shared Ministry (Clearwater) and Church of St Paul (Barriere) will worship together to celebrate our parish’s ministry as we … Continue reading →
Anglican Church of Canada National Memorial Service
for Queen Elizabeth II on Tuesday, September 20th at 12 noon PST from St. James Anglican Cathedral, Toronto A national memorial service for Queen Elizabeth II will be held at St. James Cathedral in Toronto, Ontario on Tuesday, September 20, … Continue reading →
Season of Creation
Christians from various traditions celebrate and honour a Season of Creation, held annually from September 1 to October 4. This year’s theme is “Listen to the voice of creation.” The North Thompson Ecumenical Shared Ministry has chosen to centre its … Continue reading →