April 6, 2017
April 6th, 2017Deanery Net Word will be on vacation April 14 – May 8.
St Michael’s Lenten Series
Runs Wednesdays, throughout Lent. A series of interesting speakers with inspiring information. Please join us on Wednesdays at 7:00 pm.
A series of interesting speakers with inspiring information.
April 12th, Rev. Gordon Holroyd, “The Story of Anglicanism” Part 3
All Welcome!
April 7 5:30 p.m. Symposium, 6:15 p.m. Mission to Seafarers Annual Fund-raising Dinner at the Current River Community Centre, 450 Dewe Ave.
The Mission to Seafarers 12th Annual Fund-raising Dinner is being held Friday, April 7 at the Current River Community Centre – 450 Dewe Ave. Tickets $35.00 The guest speaker is the Rev’d Canon Andrew Wright, Secretary General of the Mission to Seafarers. This is one of the main fund-raisers for the Mission, so please come out and support this worthy cause. For tickets please see your MTS Congregational Representative. Tickets must be purchased by Friday, March 31. For ticket information please contact Janet Pike at 627-1112 or call the Seafarers Centre 344-8241. Please support our ministry to the seafarers. www.missiontoseafarers.ca/thunderbay .
April 19 12:15 p.m. lunch, 1:00 p.m. Mission to Seafarers Annual General Meeting at the Seafarers’ Centre, 100 Main St.
June 24 10:30 a.m. Blessing of the Fleet at the Royal Canadian Navy Pier – Pier 3, Prince Arthur’s Landing Marina Park
September 24 1:30 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Open House at the Seafarers’ Centre, 100 Main St.
Lenten School!
(for children)
Friday April 7
5:30pm – 7:30pm
St. Paul’s Anglican Church
808 Ridgeway Street (across from the former McKellar Hospital)
Wheelchair Accessible
FREE
All children ages 4-10 are invited to come learn about the REAL meaning of Easter!
Stories! Games! Crafts! Songs! Snack!
You can register your child by calling Marty at 768-9662
“Why Knot Try Knitting?”
Knitting for Beginners
Saturday, April 8th
10:00 am – 12:30 pm
St. Paul’s Anglican Church
808 Ridgeway Street
FREE – bring one ball of “chunky” yarn and a pair of 5mm needles
A very simple beginning for anyone with hands-on instruction, handouts and ongoing support for each individual. Join us for a bit of fun and fellowship and discover how easy knitting can be.
For more info contact
Laurie @ 707-3048 or email
“Basic Car Maintenance”
Saturday, May 6
10:00 am – 12:00 pm
St. Paul’s Anglican Church
808 Ridgeway Street
FREE
Maintaining your car is essential to keeping in it on the road. Take this course and take the mystery of of car care.
Please BRING YOUR VEHICLE so you can check your oil
For more info contact
Laurie @ 707-3048 or email
St. Paul’s Anglican Church 12th Annual Fish Fry & Bonfire
Fresh Fish
Hand Cut French Fries
Hand Made Coleslaw
Fruit Cobbler
Ice Cream
Marshmallow and Weenie Roast for Kids (weather permitting)
Holy Saturday, April 15th two sittings; 5:00pm or 6:00pm [limited to 100 per sitting]
Get your tickets early, always sells out!
$15 Adults
$5 Kids (Fish) / $3 (Hotdogs) [5-10 years]
[ Kids under 5 FREE]
Bring your friends and family and celebrate the arrival of Easter with a Fish Fry and Bonfire!
Come in, sit down, enjoy!
A fundraiser for Thunder Bay’s “Teen Challenge” and “Underground Gym”, hosted by our St. Paul’s Men’s Breakfast Group
– Saturday April 29th –
Calling all engaged couples!
The decision to become a married couple is profound and exciting. This day- long programme will provide you with the opportunity to explore your personality style, discuss your preferred “language of love,” learn budgeting tips, reflect on your family of origin and family values, address legal realities of marriage, explore wedding Music and find out how to keep the ‘woo’ in your marriage!
You will also have the opportunity to speak to Christian couples at different stages in your married life. Workshop includes snacks, and a healthy Lunch, ends with a delicious, romantic candlelight dinner.
Location: PLEASE NOTE CHANGE
St. Luke’s Anglican Church, Thunder Bay Time: 9:00am to 7:00pm – Cost: $100.
Prior To Workshop: Please purchase & read the book “5 Love Languages” by Gary Chapman
