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Asher Hébert
Office Administrator
St. Paul's Anglican Church - Edmonton

July 3, 2022 - 4th Sunday After Pentecost

Please find the bulletin for the service in PDF format above.
The scriptures can be read by clicking the links below, as well as previews of the songs.

SCRIPTURE READINGS
2 Kings 5:1-14
Psalm 66:1-9
Galatians 6:1-16
Luke 10:1-11, 16-20

MUSIC
Praise to the Lord
Joy Of The Lord
I Will Sing
The Servant Song
Come to the Table
Living Waters
Believe For It

Bulletin

Community Corner for July 3, 2022

Looking for fun and engaging activities this summer in Edmonton? For information on many events and playful things to do, such as Heritage Days, live theatre, or the International Jazz Festival, click www.exploreedmonton.com/event-calendar. Summer adventure awaits, close at hand!

One of our neighbour churches, St Andrew’s United Church, hosts a wonderful urban vegetable garden and music events throughout the summer. For more information, please visit their website www.saintandrewsunited.com/.

SPANN (Stony Plain Road and Area News Network) is a community newspaper serving the neighbourhoods of Grovenor, Canora, Britannia-Youngstown, Glenwood, and West Jasper/Sherwood. It is published by the Stony Plain Road and Area Business Association with the support of Jasper Place Revitalization/City of Edmonton. Curious? www.stonyplainroad.com/spann Please note: they are also looking for articles to publish!

This Week!

All kids, ages 4 (starting K) to 12 (finishing gr 6) are welcome to enjoy the fun of summer camp with us.

About this Event
Crosstalk Day Camps have been offered in the Edmonton area for more than 20 years -- a safe place for children to be creative, make connections with others, learn stories from the Bible and engage in outdoor games, sports and activities. Camp runs Monday through Friday, July 4 - 8, from 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.

Cost for the camp is a suggested donation of $45 for full days and $25 for the half-days Scrambler program (children gr K,1). Campers bring their own lunch, a water bottle, sun hat, and smiles. A snack every day is provided by the camp.

Myron Away July 11–25

Rev. Myron will be away and will not be available in the office between the dates of July 11 – 25, 2022.

Youth Summer

Now that it is summer, youth programming will be on pause until the fall. As well, Abigail will be taking time off in the summer. If you need to communicate to the youth, please contact the office.

Arctic Say Yes! To Kids Campaign

Say Yes! To Kids – Say Yes! to Arctic Youth Nation

The Diocese of the Arctic is fundraising to create a Diocesan Youth Coordinator position. This person will reach out to youth across the Arctic to bring them the hope and light of the gospel within their context and culture.

“In…the Inuit homeland…the suicide rate among children and youth was 33 times higher than for the rest of Canada” (Statistics Canada, 2019)

God has already provided an Inuk man, Nick Kigeak, who is completing his training at the Arthur Turner Training School and has felt God’s call to share the gospel. His task will be to help churches across the North to establish places and groups for young people, and especially young men, to gather and hear the hope that we have in Jesus Christ. He’ll be involved in training leaders and mentoring youth.

If you give online before June 30, your gift will be increased with funds from the Anglican Foundation of Canada. Give through Canada Helps at this website: https://www.canadahelps.org/s/nbd4Cx and assign your donations to Nick Kigeak for Youth in the Arctic.

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