8:00 am Holy Communion
Collect, p. 228
10:00 am Holy Baptism, Book of Alternative
Services
Today we give special thanks to God, together with the MacAskill and
Eaton Family as we celebrate the baptism of Davin Eaton MacAskill, son
of Samara Eaton and Gregor MacAskill.
The Gathering of the Community, p. 151
Processional Hymn........... # 3, Morning has broken
Collect, p. 366
The Proclamation of the Word, p. 152
First Reading: Zechariah 9:9-12
Psalm 145:8-14
Second Reading: Romans 7:15-25a
Gradual Hymn........... # 508, I heard the voice of Jesus say
The Holy Gospel: Matthew 11:16-19, 25-30
Sermon
The Presentation and Examination of the Candidate, p. 153
The Prayers for the Candidate, p. 155
Procession to the Font:
Hymn................... # 435, Take my life, and let it be
The Celebration of Baptism, p. 156
The Baptismal Covenant, p. 158
The Giving of the Light, p. 160
The Peace, p. 162
The Liturgy of the Eucharistic Gifts
Offertory Hymn............. # 416, All things bright and beautiful
Prayer over the Gifts, p. 367
The Eucharistic Prayer # 4, p. 201
The Lord's Prayer, p. 211
The Breaking of the Bread, # 2, p. 212
The Communion
Prayer After Communion, p. 214
The Blessing
Closing Hymn........... # 502, You are salt for the earth
The Dismissal
Bible Readings (blue pew Bibles)
First Reading: Zechariah 9:9-12, p. 837
Psalm 145:8-14, p. 516, BCP, p. 904, BAS
Second Reading: Romans 7:15-25a, p. 147
Gospel: Matthew 11:16-19, 25-30, p. 11
Reader: Patsy Clothier, 8am
Kimberly Matheson, 10am
Announcements: Ann Lowe, 8:00am
Dale Hennigar, 10:00am
Prayers for the Candidates: Rev'd Ann Watson
Lay Administrator: Kimberly Matheson
Sidespersons: Valerie Thomas, David Thomas
Cycle of Prayer
Anglican Cycle of Prayer
We pray for The Church of Pakistan (United) The Rt Revd Dr Alexander
John Malik Moderator, Church of Pakistan & Bishop of Lahore
Provincial Cycle of Prayer
We pray for Province of Canada, Archbishop Bruce Stavert and Provincial
Council
Diocesan Cycle of Prayer
We pray for CHEBUCTO REGION
We pray for The Cathedral Church of All Saints, Halifax, Rev’d Robert
Richmond, Priest-in-Charge, and Claudia Mannion, Rev’d Ray Carter, Deacon,
and Heather, Rev’d Dr. Helen Ryding, Transitional Deacon, Rev’d Ronald
Harris, Honorary Assistant, and Gwyneth, Rev’d Canon Fred Krieger, Honorary
Assistant, and Janet, Rev’d John Swain, Honorary Assistant, Rev’d Keirsten
Wells, Honorary Assistant
We pray for St. James’, Armdale, Rev’d Canon Rod Gillis and Wendy
We pray for St. John’s, Halifax, Rev’d Randy Townsend and Debbie, Rev’d
Carson Baxter, Honorary Assistant, and Edith, Rev’d Joseph Pottie, Honorary
Assistant, and Kaye
We pray for St. George’s, Halifax, Rev’d George Westhaver and Karen,
Rev’d David Mercer, Assistant Priest, and Marlene
We pray for Diocese of Moosonee: St. Mary Gogama, Mattagami Reserve
Extra Parochial Ministry
We pray for Bishop Sue
We pray for the Anglican Communion, that all might be granted the gift
of tender care for the conscience of others and a ready obedience in the
works of love.
We pray for this Parish of Horton, entrusted to us by almighty God,
that we all might be guided by the power of the Holy Spirit during this
time of restoration and renewal
We pray for all people and their ministries in our three Companion
Dioceses of Moosonee and Keewatin in Canada and Manicaland in Zimbabwe.
We pray for St. George's Church, Ste. Anne-de-Bellevue, Quebec, Fr.
Cedric Cobb, Rector.
SERVICES FOR July 13th
8:00am Holy Communion
10:00am Holy Baptism
Weekly Offerings Report
2008 Year Budget $84,000.00
Year To Date: 26 weeks to June 29
Budget $ 41,999.88
Actual $39,121.82
(*This amount includes: PAR givings for the year divided by 52
Weekly envelope givings under current expenses
Deficit to date: $2,878.06
Weekly envelope givings where nothing is indicated on the envelope
and it is considered to be for current expenses.)
190th Anniversary of St. John's Anglican Church, Parish of Horton 1818
- 2008
The first baptism in the new Church was July 8, 1823, of Hannah, daughter
of John and Barbara Hopkins. The "Quality, Trade or Profession" of
Mr. Hopkins is given as a cordwainer. The first marriage recorded was of
John Whidden and Lavinia Chipman, August 16, 1823. The first burial
- Christian Jane Harris, age 44, July 20, 1825. All of these entries
in the record book were made by the Rev. Joseph Wright. As far as
is known this Clergyman became the first Rector of Horton in 1823.
The Rev. John Samuel Clarke succeeded the Rev. Joseph Wright in 1830,
the year that the centre of the Upper Horton area, known as Mud Creek,
was renamed Wolfville through a request made by Maria and Mary Woodward
of their uncle Elisha DeWolf, Jr. Postmaster, who forwarded the request
to Halifax. This request was granted. The grandparents of these
young ladies, Judge Elisha DeWolf, and his wife Margaret Ratchford DeWolf,
are buried in the Horton Churchyard.
(from B.C.Silver's Saint John's Church Parish of Horton Wolfville,
Nova Scotia 1818-1968)
The Continuation of the 190th Anniversary Celebrations Here at St.
John's: Last Sunday, June 29th we gave thanks for our Sunday School and
its students and teachers!
Also, the Annual Parish Picnic was held at the Kentville Research Station,
with hot dogs prepared by Jim Nelson and a fabulous game of touch football
following the food. Special thanks to Mike and Karen Langille who made
all of the arrangements for the space and the games. A wonderful time was
had by all
ST. ANNE'S CAMP NEWS:
St. Anne's Teen Camp: Plans are well underway for the third annual
St. Anne's Teen Camp, to be held from August 18 - 22 this summer. Brochures
are available at the back of the church. If anyone would like to help out
in these ways, and be guaranteed a fun and exciting week in August, please
contact Michelle Bull at 538-9371 or michelle.bull@ns.sympatico.ca.
ST. ANNE'S JUNIOR CAMP IN JULY - BROCHURES ARE AVAILABLE AT THE BACK
OF THE CHURCH.
60th anniversary of St. Anne's Camp All are invited to attend on Sat.
Aug 9 - 12pm to 7 pm . Communion is 2pm with Bishop Sue and the outdoor
chapel will be consecrated. Bring a picnic lunch if you come early,
but a salad supper is being provided about 5pm. Bring a lawn chair
if possible. See poster on bulletin for more information.
What is 2010? 300 Years of continuous Anglican Worship in the
Diocese. The exact date was October 10th, 1710, at Port Royal in Annapolis
Royal. We also celebrate the 100th Anniversary of the opening of the Cathedral
Church of All Saints, on September 10th., 1910. Our theme is "A journey
Just Begun" from the Common Praise song ' She Flies on'. The Diocesan Service
of Celebration will be held at Exhibition Park, on Sunday, June 6th, 2010
at 3:00 P.M. For more information keep watching the 2010 website
http://www.nspeidiocese.ca/2010/
for updates and news about up and coming events
Community news
WAICC/ Wolfville Area Food Bank
As always, donations of food items such as soup, powdered milk, juice,
cans of tuna, salmon, ham, turkey, tomatoes and other vegetables and fruits,
pasta and pasta sauces, oatmeal, peanut butter, personal hygiene products
and household cleaning items are most welcome. The food bank is looking
for re-usable bags to pack the groceries for customers. If you have
any bags you are no longer using, please place them in the white basket
at the back of the church.
Wolfville Area Food Bank: In order to pick up food phone 542-0040
"SCHOOL SUPPLIES PROJECT": The INTER-CHURCH COUNCIL has started
a campaign to support those children in our community who are in need of
school supplies. The funds collected will go directly to the schools,
so they can purchase the appropriate materials. Therefore all students
will get off to a good start in September! An envelope for
your donation is at the back of the church. Please remember to include
your church envelope number
Musique Royale event (http://www.musiqueroyale.com)
on Monday July 7 at 7:30 pm at St John's Anglican Church in Port
Williams. Performing will be Rejouissance - a Halifax-based ensemble
specializing delightful 17th and 18th century music.
St. Mary's Concert Series presents Rejouissance ("merrymaking"!) Ensemble
will play at St. Mary's Anglican Church, THIS Tuesday July 8th, at
7:30 p.m. Admission $15.00. This is a very special concert
- part of the Musique Royale Series - and the ensemble will waft the audience
back in time with their 17th and 18th century musics and their period costumes.
This will be a most fitting event for St. Mary's lovely auditory-style
architecture and acoustics.
Rise Up, O Saints of God!
From Vain Ambitions Turn; Christ Rose Triumphant
that your hearts
with nobler zeal
might burn!
Commit your hearts to seek
the paths which Christ
has trod,
and, quickened
by the Spirit's Power,
rise up, O saints of God!
Rector: The Rev. Cathy Lee Cunningham Ritcey, 542-2464 e-mail:
ccunningham@ns.sympatico.ca
Honorary Assistant: The Rev. Dr. V. Bruce Matthews
Deacon/Postulant for Holy Orders: The Rev. K. Ann Watson
Wardens: Mrs. Shirley Marston, Mr. John Whidden
Organist /Choir Director: Don Corbett
Administrative Assistant: Margaret Coghill e-mail: margaretcoghill@eastlink.ca
Sexton and Parish Hall Manager: Louis Lightfoot 681-
0339
Website: www.stjohnsanglicanchurchwolfville.com
The Rector's weekly Sabbath time is on Friday and Saturday. She responds
only to pastoral emergencies on those days. If you wish to see her, please
book an appointment, Sunday through Thursday. If you have a pastoral emergency
or know of someone in hospital here or in Halifax, please contact her at
542-2464. |
