EASTER DAY April 16, 2017 Sentence for the day (Book of Alterna ve Services) p. 335 Christ our Passover has been sacrificed for us; therefore let us keep the feast. 1 Corinthians 5:7-8 8:00 a.m. HOLY EUCHARIST Book of Common Prayer p. 67. 10:00 a.m. HOLY EUCHARIST Book of Alterna ve Services p. 185 The Gathering of the Community Welcome and Announcements Opening Hymn #203 Jesus Christ is Risen Today Children s Talk- following which children go to Sunday School The Gree ng. p. 185 Gloria p. 186 Collect for the Day p. 335 The Proclama on of the Word First Reading: Jeremiah 31: 1-6 (OT p. 733-34) I have loved you with an everlas ng love. Psalm 118 (1-2, 14-24) The Lord has become my salva on! Refrain: On this day the Lord has acted; we will rejoice and be glad in it. Second Reading: Acts 10: 34-43 (NT p. 129-30) God raised him on the third day and made him manifest. Gradual Hymn: # 228 Alleluia! O Sons and Daughters (vs. 1-3, 9) Gospel Reading: Ma hew 28: 1-10 (NT p. 33-34) So they le the tomb quickly with fear and great joy, and ran to tell his disciples. Sermon The Nicene Creed p. 188 The Prayers of the People Confession and Absolu on p. 191 The Peace
The Celebra on of the Eucharist Offertory Hymn: # 482 Come and Journey with a Saviour Children return from Sunday School Prayer over the Gi s p. 336 Eucharis c Prayer # 3 p. 198 The Lord s Prayer p. 211 The Breaking of Bread # 8 p. 213 Communion Hymn # 300 Christ is Made the Sure Founda on Prayer a er Communion p. 336 Doxology p. 214 Closing Hymn: # 206 Christ the Lord is Risen Today May the promise of Easter fill you with renewed faith, hope The Easter Day bulletin covers are offered to the greater glory of God and in loving memory of parents Hugh, Gladys, and Aldena (Kerstein) Thurston, Fred and Stella Kranz and sister Carol (Thurston) Wilby by Orville, Margaret and Christine Kranz and Stephanie, Joel, Sophie and Nathaniel Levasseur.
OUR CHURCH NOTES WED., APR. 19 SUN., APR. 23 SUN., APR. 23 HOLY EUCHARIST 10 AM 2ND SUNDAY OF EASTER SERVICES 8 AM & 10 AM BALES FOR THE NORTH DONATIONS DEADLINE SAT. APR. 29 RUMMAGE SALE 8:30 TO 11 AM BRUNCH CARD PARTY Thursday, May 4, 2017, 11:30 am, Holy Trinity Church Hall $10 per person There is a list at the back of the church if anyone would care to make a food dona on. Holy Trinity Anglican Church Church Office (613) 732-4658 68 Renfrew Street, Pembroke, Ontario K8A 5R6 E-mail: holytrinity@nrtco.net Church Website: www.ottawavalleyanglicans.ca Facebook: www.facebook.com/ HolyTrinityPembroke Bishop of Ottawa: The Rt. Rev. John Chapman Incumbent: The Venerable Rob Davis (613-735-4044) Rector s Warden: Charles Cheesman (613-732-3013) People s Warden: Mike Sibley (613-312-7362) Deputy Warden: Mike Johns
AROUND OUR COMMUNITY Gran African Dinner, Sun. Apr. 23, 5:30 pm. Petawawa Legion. African-style home cooking by the Petawawa Grannies. All profits to the Stephen Lewis Foundation in support of African Grandmothers, orphans and others affected by HIV/AIDS. Featuring the UHURU Drummers. $20 from any member of the Petawawa Grannies. Info. Jean 613-687-2053 or Esther 613-732-4984. An Evening with Gillan Rutz, Sat. Apr. 29, 6:30 pm. Miramichi Lodge. A. $10 C. $5. Songs & Stories. Canada 150: Celebrate in Song with the Pembroke Community Choir, Sunday, April 30th at 7 p.m. Calvin United Church. Tickets $15/advance; $18/door; students 13 and under free. Tickets: Kevin s Flowers, Petawawa, Pembroke Mall office, and choir members. Spring Brunch, Sun. Apr. 30, 11 am - 1:30 pm, Micksburg Community Hall. A.$12 C.6-12- $5 Under 5 Free. By St. Stephens, St. Patricks, & St. Thomas Churches. RUMMAGE SALE Holy Trinity Parish Hall Saturday, April 29 8:30 am - 11:00 am
PRAYERS Please pray for those celebrating special occasions:... An end to violence & terrorism in all parts of the world; for those being persecuted; for all refugees; for all affected by natural disasters, for our Queen, Prime Minister and all those in authority. Our military and their families currently serving at home & abroad, for all our Anglican Chaplains and their Bishop Military Ordinate. In our Anglican Communion in the World we pray for the Resurrection of our Lord Easter Day and in our Companion Diocese of Jerusalem we pray for St Luke s Episcopal Church, Marka, Amman. In our Diocese of Ottawa we pray for Fred our Primate (Anglican Church of Canada), Colin our Metropolitan, John our Diocesan Bishop, and Rob our Minister. For the Church of the Epiphany, Gloucester, St Luke s, Ottawa. In our Deanery we pray for St. Anthony s, Whitney. For the churches and other faith communities in our area this week we pray for St-Jean-Baptiste Roman Catholic Church. The life and members of our own parish. This week we pray especially for... and all members of their families. All children especially those with particular needs. Our sick, shut-in and those with special prayer requests:...and all those we hold close in our hearts.
EASTER MEMORIALS The Easter Flowers in the Church are offered to the greater glory of God and in loving memory of: Our parents, Leo and Frances Edwards, and loved ones by Darlene, Wayne, Terry and family, Kevin and family. Don, Anne and Fred by Beth Sargeant and Pearl Bob, David and Beatrice, Art and Elizabeth, Alex and Eva, and Elizabeth - forever remembered by Heather, Bryan, Alanna, and Enid. Wanda, Joan and Jim by Susan and Brian. Jessica and Bill, Judie by Jennifer and John and Andrew. Barty by Iris, Connie and Emma. Chuck, Kirk, and loved ones by June and Plummer. Loved ones by Lois and Harold. Family loved ones by Arlene and Gary. The Woven Bread Cross on the altar is offered to the greater glory of God and in loving memory of Ken and David, always remembered.
Suddenly two men in clothes that gleamed like lightning appeared. The women cowered in fright. Why do you look for the living among the dead? they asked. He is not here; He is risen! Remember how He told you The Son of man must be delivered over to the hands of sinners, be crucified and on the third day rise again.
B ales for the North Each yer the Anglican Church of Canada sends bales of goods to several communi es in Canada s North. New items only please, and all clothing, material/yarn should be wash and wear. The following items are most needed: Household item such as sheets, blankets, pillowcases, towels, face cloths, dish cloths and towels, pot holders, aprons, curtains, table cloths Clothing such as jeans (all sizes, especially large men s), underwear (adult sizes), sweaters, flannele e nightgowns, work socks, co on dresses (size 18 40), gloves, mi s (thermo or ski) Kni ed ar cles such as sweaters, mi s, socks, gloves, scarves, baby wool for kni ng Sundries such as 3 4 yards co on, flannele e, corduroy or fleece material, safety pins, sewing items and thimbles Children s Toys - small, flat, light items such as story books, stuffed toys, games, puzzles, paints, crayons, paint/colouring books, dolls, balls and other small trucks and games Mothers /Children s Bags: For visits to the hospital, which is usually a trip by air. Groups could make and stuff bags approximately 10 x 15 inche with a draw string. Items to include are soap, deodorant, a few bandages, comb, toothbrush (in their protec ve covering), hair brush, and perhaps some hair accessories. Bales will be packed at St. John s in Richmond on Monday, May 1, star ng at 9 am. Last year we were able to donate several bags of items to the bales, Vera Hoyland took them to O awa for the packing. Let s help our northern neighbours to have some of the things we take for granted.