November 13, Rector The Ven. Anne Germond 1476 Sparks St., Sudbury ON P3A 2E1 Parish Office Home (Anne)

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1 November 13, 2016 "As for these things that you see, the days will come when not one stone will be left upon another; all will be thrown down." Luke 21:6 Rector The Ven. Anne Germond 1476 Sparks St., Sudbury ON P3A 2E1 Parish Office Home (Anne)

2 In our prayers... In the Anglican Cycle of Prayer, we pray for The Reformed Episcopal Church of Spain (E-P to the Archbishop of Canterbury), The Rt Revd Carlos López- Lozano In the Anglican Church of Canada, we pray our Primate, Archbishop Fred Hiltz, for our Metropolitan, Archbishop Colin Johnson, for our Diocesan Bishop- Elect, Rev. Anne; for our Archdeacon Anne Germond and for our parish clergy Rev. Anne, Fr. Bob Rev. Rhonda, and Rev. Jeff. In the Diocese of Algoma, we pray for All Diocesan Committees and Social Service Projects We pray for the Church of the Ascension during this time of transition and discernment. We pray for the members of the ARK Refugee Steering Committee as they prepare to bring a family to Sudbury. We pray Owen Asunmaa, as he is baptized today, and for his parents and godparents that he will grow strong in faith and always know the love and presence of Christ in his life. We pray for the following people for God s continued healing and strength during the coming week., especially Beryl Cole, Nancy Turner, Diane, Sherry, Linda, Alan Findlay, Richard, Lillian, George, Derald Balson, Dan Turner, Barbara Blanchard, Inge, Ivan & Glenys Cutler, Priscilla Allurut, Canon Michael & Muriel Hankinson, Carol Sims, Theresa Kuehl (Megan's grandma), Lillian McCourt. We pray for the repose of the soul of Eddie Gudbranson, dear father of Donna (Bryan) and Sandra (Derek), who died last week. May he rest in peace and rise again in glory. We pray for these families recently bereaved, the Laking family, the Dunlop family, the Gilchrist family, the Paquette family, the Crawford family. 2 (Continued on page 3)

3 (Continued from page 2) We pray for those who are living in retirement residences or nursing homes, or who find it difficult to join us for church on Sundays; Milt Fleming, Ron Little, Margaret Villeneuve, Velma Tansley, Karin Hoffman, Joyce Laking, Ivan Cutler. May they always feel God's presence in their lives. In our parish we pray for our wardens and leaders and in our parish family for Del Gates, Dr. Colin & The Ven. Anne Germond, Marilyn Giannini, and their families. We pray for those who are caregivers to sick and frail loved ones. We pray that the God of love will surround them with people to look after them, and grant them rest. Welcome to our worship - it's good to have you here with us. If you are visiting or here for the first time.. The Anglican Church teaches that all that are baptised in any Christian tradition are welcome to receive the sacrament at the time of communion. It is God's invitation to the table, if you feel so moved you are invited and welcomed. If you do not wish to receive communion but would like a blessing, please come forward and cross your hands over your chest. If you do not wish to drink wine from the chalice, please feel comfortable to receive the bread alone. Simply cross your arms over your chest so the Eucharistic assistant knows. 3

4 13 November 26 th Sunday after Pentecost 9 am Holy Eucharist & 11 am Holy Baptism Look yo and raise your heads, because your redemption is drawing near Processional #318 Collect of the day page 392 Old Testament Lesson Isaiah 65:17-25 New Heavens and a New Earth Canticle Isaiah 12 Surely God is my salvation New Testament Lesson: 2 Thessalonians 3:6-13 Do not be weary in doing what is right Gradual #565 Holy Gospel: Luke 21:5-19 When the end of time comes, the Lord will guide and protect His people Offertory #435 Prayer over the Gifts page 393 Communion #76, 84, 70 Prayer after communion page 390 Recessional #393 The flowers in the church are given to the glory of God and in loving memory of Cecil and Muriel Hindman; by their loving daughter Linda and granddaughter Tara. May their souls rest in peace and rise again in glory. Attendance on Sunday 30th October was 52 at 9am and 87 at 11am. 4

5 In the Parish this Week This afternoon at 3pm: Funeral for Eddie Gudbranson at Jackson and Barnard Funeral Home. Eddie will be buried at the Civic Cemetery on Monday 14th November. Tonight at 6:30pm - Youth Emmaus evening with Megan Trimmer. Dinner is served - just come along and enjoy this time with other youth. Tonight at 8pm: BCP Evening Prayer with Brent Leigh Tuesday 15th November - 9am Wardens meeting. 11am - Clericus meets in Espanola with Archdeacon Harry Huskins. 6:30pm Parish Life Meeting 7pm: Finance Meeting 7:30pm: Board meeting Wednesday 16th November: 9:30am. Holy Eucharist and Bible Study. 11:30am - Meeting with L'Arche to discuss the Christmas pageant. Thursday 17th November: 1pm - Snowflake making for the Snowflake Tea. For more information please speak to Kath Greenidge. 1:30pm - NE Ministerial Meeting Friday 18th November: Deanery P ositions W orking Group meeting 7pm - 9pm - Youth Board Games Night at the Church. All youth are welcome! News and Announcements Barrydowne College Lunch We received a message from Kristina Rivard Gobbo this week thanking us for the lunches for Barrydowne College that are being provided by the parishes in the North Eastern Ministerial Group. This week, November 16th, it's our turn to provide those lunches. Thank you to everyone who signed up to help bring something nu- 5

6 tritious for the Barrydowne College students. Please ensure that your items are at the church by 9am on Wednesday morning. The Christmas gift tags for gifts for the students at Christmas time are hanging on the tree in the entrance. Your gift will brighten a student's Christmas. ACW Snowflake Tea The Snowflake Tea is fast approaching on November 24th at 6:30pm. Tickets are now on sale for $6! Don't forget that we'd love to receive your baking and preserves as well as any craft items or Silent Auction gifts which will be sold at the Tea. Insurance for Third Party Users of the Church Facilities. This week at the Diocesan Executive Committee meeting representatives from Marsh Canada and Ecclesiastical Insurance companies were present to give us an update on our insurance policies. There is a change in their policy around third party users of the church for insurance purposes. Church sponsored groups pay no extra insurance as it's converted in the policy. All other users including parishioners hosting parties or showers will be required to pay to use the church for their private event. The rate for a single use is $33 (for up to three days), or $85 for a whole year. If you are planning to use the church/hall/board room for a private family function or for a non-church sponsored event, please speak to Joanie so that she can arrange the necessary application for you. Applications are done online. Journey to Bethlehem December 2nd - 3rd - Megan Trimmer is planning a deanery youth event to Mindemoya for the Journey To Bethlehem. The youth will be leaving Sudbury on Fri- (Continued on page 7) 6

7 day afternoon and travelling to the Island and then participating in this travelling pageant on Saturday. For more information, or if you wish to join, please speak to Megan Trimmer. A Tickle for your Funny Bone Seen on a birthday card: Forget about the past, You can't change it. Forget about the future, You can't predict it. Inside: Forget about the present, I didn't buy you one A sign posted on the wall of an Army mess read: "Don't Waste Food -- Food will win the war." Beneath someone had written: "That's fine, but how do we get the enemy to eat it?" Canadian Church Calendars 2017 Canadian Church calendars are now on sale! Check out the new design of the Canadian Church calendars that are now on sale for $5. In the past these calendars have featured churches from around the Canadian church. This year they are featuring some of the mission and ministry of the Anglican and Lutheran church. The calendars also have the Sundays of the Church year and special feast days marked week by week. Speak to Gladys Abigail or Rev. Anne to purchase a calendar. Two cab drivers met. "Hey," asked one, "why did you paint one side of your cab red and the other side blue?" "Well," the other responded, "when I get into an accident, you should see how all the witnesses contradict each other." 7

8 Lectionary Nov. 20, 2016 Reign of Christ Jeremiah 23:1-6 The Lord will raise up a righteous leader. Canticle Luke 1:68-79 The Lord has come to the people and set them free. Colossians 1:11-20 The Father has rescued us from the power of darkness. Luke 23:33-43 The crucifixion of Jesus Nov 27, 2016 First Sunday of Advent Isaiah 2:1-5 The Lord shall judge between the nations. Psalm 122 May they prosper who love the Lord Romans 13:11-14 The time is come to live fully in the Lord. Matthew 24:36-44 The Son of Man is coming at an unexpected hour. Parish Directory . ascension@vianet.ca Web Site Facebook Rector The Ven. Anne Germond Hon. Assistant The Rev. Rhonda Hirst Hon. Associate The Rev. Dr. Robert Derrenbacker Rector s Warden Erma Howe People s Warden Jen Ames Deputy Warden 8 Brent Leigh