With Eyes Wide Open
John 9:1-41
It seems that how we see,
Depends upon the lenses we use to look at life. (Continued)
Congratulations to Cedar Park’s Youth in Action Group! The just-received photos of Naikara Primary School in Maasai Mara, Kenya, shown on the Youth in Action page are vividly colorful proof that the hard work and fund-raising efforts of this group are paying off. Stay-tuned for more developments…..
Can These Bones Live?
Ezekiel 37:1-14
Psalm 130
Romans 8:6-11
John 11:1-45
Jesus began to weep.
When those around him saw his tears,
someone in the crowd said,
“Look how deeply he loved him.” (Continued)
Water for Life?Exodus 17:1-7
John 4:1-26
Two scriptures today focus on living water, an issue fundamental to our generation. For the first time since creation we are asking the question who owns water? (Continued)
Questions in the NightGenesis 12:1-4a
John 3:1-17
Questions in the night! Questions not easily answered! (Continued)
Taking The Easy Way Out?
Matthew 4:1-11
Genesis 2:15-17; 3:1-7
My mom up in Thunder Bay, never misses Jeopardy. (Continued)
Holy EncounterExodus 24:12-18
Matthew 17:1-8
The season of Epiphany begins with light–the light of the Bethlehem Star leading strangers to new birth. (Continued)
Called to FollowIsaiah 9:1-4
Psalm 27:1-11
Matthew 4:12-23
The scene in Matthew opens with news of the arrest of John the Baptist. (Continued)
Members willing to prepare coffee and tea for the Fellowship Hour after the Sunday church service are urgently needed. The “pay” (the gratitude of your fellow church members and visitors) is excellent. Please sign up on the Activity Board.
Fall in love with journaling during the month of February! (Continued)
Recent Updates
Coming in September: Tales from Senegal and India (in Events What's New )
Sep
12
2008
12 am
When and where:
Friday, September 12, 7:30 p.m., Church Hall
Dan and Lisa LeRoy will share their summer experiences, with video and PowerPoint presentations. Lisa spent two months in the West African country of Senegal, where she worked intensively with the “Talibé” street children, who beg on the streets for their food and water and have no opportunity [...]
read more »Church’s Summer Schedule (in What's New )
June 29 Joint Summer Services begin at St. John’s United.
Sharon will lead worship for the Communion service on June 29. St. John’s United Church is located at 98 Aurora, North of Highway 20, West of St. Jean, off Sedgefield or Douglas Shand. Services are at 10:00.
June 29 — Joint summer services [...]
Summer Connections Garden Parties (in What's New )
The Morning Connections group invites you to relax with them by a pool or pond, enjoying good food, fellowship and fun. Bring a lawn chair and some coffee party finger food to share.
Cindy Bray’s poolside patio July 9th (Rain or shine)
Beaconsfield
Sharon Moon’s, by the pond, August 6 (Rain date Aug 7)
Pointe Claire
Margaret Vost’s garden August [...]
Successful African Dinner Raises Funds for School, Medical Unit (in What's New )
The Cedar Park’s Youth in Action Group’s May 31 African dinner was a fabulous success. At least 120 guests were seated for dinner, and the food was terrific. Twenty-one of the members of the group worked very, very hard to make this a most memorable evening for every person there. They not only turned [...]
read more »Grandmothers to Grandmothers (in Newsroom )
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
November 22, 2007
For further information, please contact:
Janet Cheasley, 514-567-3447
New West Island chapter of Grandmothers to Grandmothers:
“Cedar Park Grandmothers” reaching out to African grandmothers
POINTE-CLAIRE — Bright red-beaded bracelets have started popping up around Cedar Park these days. Created by “Cedar Park Grandmothers”, a new West Island chapter of Grandmothers to Grandmothers, these “comfort” bracelets [...]
