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St. Paul’s is once again elated to have had the opportunity to participate in a backpack initiative for the island of St. Vincent and the Grenadines. An annual program that delivers backpacks individually filled with school supplies to children in need on the small island in the Caribbean. It’s a...
Habitat for Humanity helps low-income families build and buy simple, decent quality affordable homes through a no-interest mortgage with payments set at less than 30 percent of gross income. This solution not only helps to provide available housing for families in need, it enables low-income families to build assets, reduce...
During Lent some people choose to fast and pray. Often this is a way to ask God to change something personal, to make them more like Jesus and able to walk in God’s ways. But at this time could fasting and prayer be about something more? Could it be about...
Holy Week is the name given to the week that precedes Easter. It commemorates the events of Jesus’ last week culminating in his death on Good Friday and his rising again on Easter Sunday to give new life to all who believe. This week is therefore at the very heart...
The entire Bible is a record of God’s speaking in human history. (Klaus Bockmuehl) This book can also inform the story of our lives each and every day. How can we do this? Let [the student of Scripture] approach the Bible with reverence; bearing in mind that his (her) first...
We enjoyed an awesome celebration on Sunday Feb 22nd, that actually started the evening before. Our jazz benefit concert with internationally renowned guitarist Lorne Lofsky was a huge success. The turnout was great and so was the fundraising. So to follow up with a Sunday service with our area Bishop,...
In this season, which begins on Ash Wednesday (February 18th this year), we are invited by the Church to observe a holy Lent by self-examination, penitence, prayer, fasting and alms-giving. The purpose of all this is to take time for God. So let’s look at some of these practices that...
There is such a thing as the Winter Blues. For some it can be quite debilitating. The lack of sun and colder days contribute to mood-altering that seems to snuff out the joy of Christmas. What can we do to combat the Winter Blues? Here are a few suggestions to...
St. Paul’s was excited to be at the Bridal Show on Sunday, January 11th at Cardinal Golf Course to promote our church in Newmarket as a venue for the traditional wedding. Our video of the interior of the church was seen by hundreds of brides and their families and soon-to-be...
God of mercy and love, who came at Christmas to dwell among us, as we reflect on days past, as we ponder days to come, in this new year, we thank you for your blessings. We thank you for the beauty of nature, for your love for us, for our...
