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St. John's Anglican Church
Parish of Horton, Wolfville, Nova Scotia
We are a welcoming & affirming community to all persons.

December 10th, 2023; Second Sunday of Advent
Rector: The Rev’d Nicole Uzans, rector.stjohnswolfville@gmail.com
Wardens: Cameron Finlay & Karen Padovani, wardens.stjohnswolfville@gmail.com
Director of Music & Organist: Dr. Michelle Boyd, m.e.boyd@gmail.com

This parish is located in Mi’kma’ki, the traditional territory of the Mi’kmaq people.
This territory is covered by the “Treaties of Peace and Friendship”
which Mi’kmaq and Wolastoqiyik (Maliseet) People
first signed with the British Crown in 1725. We are all Treaty people.

8AM MORNING PRAYER, THE BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER
Presider & Preacher: The Rev’d Nicole Uzans, Rector

The Readings:
Psalm 89
Song of Mary (Luke 1:46-55)
Isaiah 11:1-9
Luke 1:26-38

Candle Lighting: Second Sunday in Advent
Reader: Peace is what is sacrificed when profit, pride, or power take precedence. Peace is what the prophets foretold. O God of Peace, help us to hear you in the stories of those who struggle.

The first purple candle is lit.

We light a candle for peace and pray for the courage to stand up for it. In this second week of Advent, as the waiting and expectation heighten, deepen our desire for peace. Like the wise called to journey in those early dawning days, may we seek, strive, and search for peace. Like the prophets old and new, may we cry out for its coming.

All: We light a candle for peace. May it light the Way.

The Collect of the Day:
BLESSED Lord, who hast caused all holy Scriptures to be written for our learning: Grant that we may in such wise hear them, read, mark, learn, and inwardly digest them, that by patience and comfort of thy holy Word, we may embrace and ever hold fast the blessed hope of everlasting life, which thou hast given us in our Saviour Jesus Christ. Amen.

The Blessing:
May the God of peace be with us in our Advent journey to the stable and beyond, be with us in our meeting and in our travelling together, be with us in our worship, song, and prayer; and may the blessing of God, Creator, Redeemer, and Sustainer be upon us this day and evermore. Amen.

The Dismissal
Let us go forth in peace, for Love the Lord is on the way!
Thanks be to God!

Reader: Val Burtsell
Greeter: Helen Shaw
Prayers of the People: Chris Acton

10AM SERVICE OF THE WORD
Presider & Preacher: The Rev’d Nicole Uzans, Rector
Guest choir: The Acadia University Singers

The Gathering of the Community

     Prelude: Pastorale (arr. Lloyd Larson)
  Ella Burtt, flute

Opening Sentence & Greeting:
   All are invited to rise.
"The wilderness and the dry land shall rejoice, the desert shall blossom and burst into song. They
  shall see the glory of the Lord, the majesty of our God." (Isaiah 35:1, 2b)

  Grace to you and peace from our Creator, the Love at our beginning and
  without end, in our midst and with us.

Candle Lighting – Second Sunday in Advent:
   The choir sings “Light of Light” (Joel Raney)

   Reader: Peace is what is sacrificed when profit, pride, or power take precedence. Peace is
   what the prophets foretold. O God of Peace, help us to hear you in the stories of those
   who struggle.

   The first and second purple candles are lit.

   We light a candle for peace and pray for the courage to stand up for it. In this second week of
   Advent, as the waiting and expectation heighten, deepen our desire for peace. Like the wise
   called to journey in those early dawning days, may we seek, strive, and search for peace. Like the
   prophets old and new, may we cry out for its coming.

   All: We light a candle for peace. May it light the Way.

The Collect (Prayer) of the Day: from Steve Garnass-Holmes
   As we prepare to hear the words of scripture, let us pray:
   God of love, your angel spoke to Mary of the great things you were doing in her life and times.
   Speak to us now. Let us hear the good news of your desire for us, and for all Creation, unfolding
   in us. Here we are, the servants of your love. May it be for us according to your Word. Amen.

Opening Hymn: #89 O Come, O Come, Emmanuel
  O come, O come, Emmanuel, and ransom captive Israel,
  that mourns in lonely exile here until the Son of God appear.
      Rejoice! Rejoice! Emmanuel shall come to you, O Israel!

  O come, O Rod of Jesse's stem, from every foe deliver them
  that trust your mighty power to save, and give them victory o'er the grave.
      Rejoice! Rejoice! Emmanuel shall come to you, O Israel!

  O come, O Key of David, come, and open wide our heavenly home;
  make safe the way that leads on high, and close the path to misery.
      Rejoice! Rejoice! Emmanuel shall come to you, O Israel!

  O come, O Dayspring from on high, and cheer us by your drawing nigh;
  disperse the gloomy clouds of night, and death's dark shadow put to flight.
      Rejoice! Rejoice! Emmanuel shall come to you, O Israel!

  O come, Desire of nations, bind in one the hearts of humankind;
  O bid our sad divisions cease, and be for us our Prince of Peace.
      Rejoice! Rejoice! Emmanuel shall come to you, O Israel!

The Proclamation of the Word

1st Reading: Isaiah 11:1-9, read by Ron Stuart
   At the conclusion of the passage, the reader says,
      The word of the Lord.
   All respond: Thanks be to God.

The Holy Gospel: Luke 1:26-38
   All stand, as they are able.
   Reader: The Lord be with you.
   People:  And also with you.
   Reader: The Holy Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ according to Luke.
   People: Glory to you, Lord Jesus Christ.

   At the conclusion of the Gospel, the reader says,
         The Gospel of Christ.
   People:  Praise to you, Lord Jesus Christ.

Canticle: Holy is Your Name (David Haas)
  adapted from Luke 1:46–55
soloists: Amelia Wheeler, Emma Martin, Rileigh Lewis
  My soul is filled with joy as I sing to God, my saviour:
You have looked upon your servant, you have visited your people.
   And holy is your name, through all generations!
   Everlasting is your mercy to the people you have chosen,
  And holy is your name.
I am lowly as a child, but I know from this day forward
That my name will be remembered, for all will call me blessed.
   And holy is your name, through all generations!
   Everlasting is your mercy to the people you have chosen,
  And holy is your name.
I proclaim the power of God, you do marvels for your servants;
Though you scatter the proud-hearted, and destroy the might of princes.
   And holy is your name, through all generations!
   Everlasting is your mercy to the people you have chosen,
  And holy is your name.
To the hungry you give food, send the rich away empty.
In your mercy you are mindful of the people you have chosen.
   And holy is your name, through all generations!
   Everlasting is your mercy to the people you have chosen,
  And holy is your name.
In your love you now fulfil what you promised to your people.
  I will praise you Lord, my saviour, everlasting is your mercy.
   And holy is your name, through all generations!
   Everlasting is your mercy to the people you have chosen,
  And holy is your name.

Sermon – Rev. Nicole Uzans, Rector

Anthem: Méditations de la Vierge Marie
   1. L’annonce (Albert Lozier)
      Je ne suis qu’une jeune fille      (I am just a young girl)
      Et pourtant le Seigneur m’a choisie       (And yet, the Lord has chosen me)
      Le message de l’ange m’a surprise       (The angel’s message took me by surprise)
      Je serai mère de Dieu       (I will be the mother of God)
      Le Seigneur m’annonce       (The Lord informs me)
      Mon rôle en son projet       (Of my role in his plan)
      Je ferai de mon plus grand effort     (I will strive my very hardest)
      Que sa volonté soit faite.       (So that His will may be done)
      Joseph et moi étions promis       (Joseph and I were betrothed)
      Que sera ma vie sans lui?     (What will my life be without him?)
      O Seigneur, tu sais ce que tu fais       (O Lord, Thou knowest what is best)
      Je m’en remets à ta bonté.         (I’m giving myself up to Thy mercy)
      J’ai déjà beaucoup reçu       (I’ve already received so much)
      Mon cœur et ma vie sont à toi       (My heart and my life belong to Thee)
      Savoir que je vais porter mon Dieu     (To know that I will bear my God—)
      C’est la surprise de ma vie       (It’s the surprise of my life)

2. Le secret de Dieu (Hélène Harbec)
    Même si je parvenais à connaitre une (Even if I came to understand the)
    Infinitésimale partie du secret de Dieu (Tiniest fraction of the secret of God)
    Je n’en soufflerais mot (I would not breathe a word)
    Par simple humilité   (Out of sheer humility)
    Tu te trompes (You’re wrong)
    Orgueilleuse   (You’re arrogant)
    Réfléchis   (Reflect a moment)
    Recommence (Start over)
    Si je parvenais à connaitre une (If I came to know even the)
    Infinitésimale partie du secret de Dieu   (Tiniest fraction of the secret of God)
    Je dirais tout par amour (I would tell everything out of love)

The Ministry of Prayer

The Affirmation of Faith, from the Iona Community
   We believe in Jesus Christ,
   Son of the One God,
   maker and sustainer of earth, sea, and sky.

   Born of Mary's womb,
   faithful to the God of Abraham and Sarah,
   Jesus healed the sick, served the poor,
   and proclaimed heaven on earth.

   Condemned by the religious, crucified by the state, he died,
   but transformed even death and rose to life everlasting.
   He blessed the disciples with his Holy Spirit
   and sent them forth, east and west, north and south.

   We commit ourselves to Jesus,
   to one another as siblings in faith,
   and to God’s mission in the world,
   in the grace of the Holy Spirit. Amen.

The Prayers of the People, led by MaryEllen Finlay

The Lord’s Prayer,
   Let us gather our prayers in the words that Jesus taught us:
   Our Father,
   who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name,
   thy kingdom come, thy will be done, on earth as it is in heaven.
   Give us this day our daily bread.
   And forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us.
   And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil.
   For thine is the kingdom, the power, and the glory, for ever and ever.
   Amen.

Offertory Anthem: O Magnum Mysterium (B. E. Boykin)
  O magnum mysterium,     O great mystery,
  et admirabile sacramentum,   and wonderful sacrament,
  Ut animalia viderent Dominum natum that animals have seen the new-born Lord
  jacentem in praesepio! lying in a manger!
  Beata Virgo, cujus viscera meruerunt Blessed Virgin, whose womb was worthy
portare Dominum Christum, To bear Christ the Lord,
  Alleluia! Alleluia!

The Prayer Over the Gifts: Evangelical Lutheran Worship (2006):
   The offering is brought forward. We rise and say together:
   God of abundance, we bring before you the precious gifts of your creation, and with them our
   very lives. Teach us patience and hope as we care for all those in need until the coming of your
   Son, our Saviour and Lord. Amen.

The Doxology:
   Glory to God, whose power, working in us, can do infinitely more than we can ask or imagine. Glory
   to God from generation to generation, in the Church and in Christ Jesus, for ever and ever. Amen.

The Blessing:
   May the God of peace be with us in our Advent journey to the stable and beyond, be with us in our
   meeting and in our travelling together, be with us in our worship, song, and prayer; and may the
   blessing of God, Creator, Redeemer, and Sustainer be upon us this day and evermore.
   Amen.

Closing Hymn: #362, Tell Out, My Soul
   Tell out, my soul, the greatness of the Lord!
Unnumbered blessings give my spirit voice;
tender to me the promise of his word;
in God my Saviour shall my heart rejoice.

Tell out, my soul, the greatness of his name!
Make known his might, the deeds his arm has done;
his mercy sure, from age to age the same;
his holy name -- the Lord, the mighty one.

Tell out, my soul, the greatness of his might!
Powers and dominions lay their glory by;
proud hearts and stubborn wills are put to flight,
the hungry fed, the humble lifted high.

Tell out, my soul, the glories of his word!
Firm is his promise, and his mercy sure.
Tell out, my soul, the greatness of the Lord
to children's children and forevermore!

The Dismissal
        Let us go forth in peace, for Love the Lord is on the way!
        Thanks be to God.

   Postlude: Prepare the Way, O Zion (arr. Robert J. Powell)
  Ella Burtt, flute

10AM SERVICE OF THE WORD
Presider & Preacher: The Rev’d Nicole Uzans, Rector
Guest choir: The Acadia University Singers

The Gathering of the Community

Prelude: Pastorale (arr. Lloyd Larson)
Ella Burtt, flute

Greeting:
All are invited to rise.
“The wilderness and the dry land shall rejoice, the desert shall blossom and burst into song. They shall see the glory of the Lord, the majesty of our God.” (Isaiah 35:1, 2b)

Grace and peace to you from God our Creator, the Love at our beginning and without end, in our midst and with us.

Candle Lighting – Second Sunday in Advent
The choir sings “Light of Light” (Joel Raney)

Peace is what is sacrificed when profit, pride, or power take precedence. Peace is what the prophets foretold. O God of Peace, help us to hear you in the stories of those who struggle.

The first and second purple candles are lit.

We light a candle for peace and pray for the courage to stand up for it. In this second week of Advent, as the waiting and expectation heighten, deepen our desire for peace. Like the wise called to journey in those early dawning days, may we seek, strive, and search for peace. Like the prophets old and new, may we cry out for its coming.

We light a candle for peace. May it light the Way.

The Collect (Prayer) of the Day:
As we prepare to hear the words of scripture, let us pray:
God of timeless grace, you fill us with joyful expectation. Make us ready for the message that prepares the way, so that with uprightness of heart and holy joy we may eagerly await the coming of Christ, who reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, now and for ever. Amen.

Opening Hymn: #89 O Come, O Come, Emmanuel
O come, O come, Emmanuel,
and ransom captive Israel,
that mourns in lonely exile here
until the Son of God appear.
Rejoice! Rejoice!
Emmanuel shall come to you, O Israel!

O come, O Rod of Jesse's stem,
from every foe deliver them
that trust your mighty power to save,
and give them victory o'er the grave.
Rejoice! Rejoice!
Emmanuel shall come to you, O Israel!

O come, O Key of David, come,
and open wide our heavenly home;
make safe the way that leads on high,
and close the path to misery.
Rejoice! Rejoice!
Emmanuel shall come to you, O Israel!

O come, O Dayspring from on high,
and cheer us by your drawing nigh;
disperse the gloomy clouds of night,
and death's dark shadow put to flight.
Rejoice! Rejoice!
Emmanuel shall come to you, O Israel!

O come, Desire of nations, bind
in one the hearts of humankind;
O bid our sad divisions cease,
and be for us our Prince of Peace.
Rejoice! Rejoice!
Emmanuel shall come to you, O Israel!

The Proclamation of the Word

1st Reading: Isaiah 11:1-9, read by Ron Stuart
At the conclusion of the passage, the reader says,
  The word of the Lord.
All respond: Thanks be to God.

The Holy Gospel: Luke 1:26-38
All stand, as they are able.
Reader: The Lord be with you.
People:  And also with you.
Reader: The Holy Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ according to Luke.
People: Glory to you, Lord Jesus Christ.

At the conclusion of the Gospel, the reader says,
         The Gospel of Christ.
People: Praise to you, Lord Jesus Christ.

Canticle: Holy is Your Name (David Haas)
adapted from Luke 1:46–55
soloists: Amelia Wheeler, Emma Martin, Rileigh Lewis

My soul is filled with joy
as I sing to God, my saviour:
You have looked upon your servant,
you have visited your people.
And holy is your name,
through all generations!
Everlasting is your mercy
to the people you have chosen,
And holy is your name.

I am lowly as a child,
but I know from this day forward
That my name will be remembered,
for all will call me blessed.
And holy is your name,
through all generations!
Everlasting is your mercy
to the people you have chosen,
And holy is your name.

I proclaim the power of God,
you do marvels for your servants;
Though you scatter the proud-hearted,
and destroy the might of princes.
And holy is your name,
through all generations!
Everlasting is your mercy
to the people you have chosen,
And holy is your name.

To the hungry you give food,
send the rich away empty.
In your mercy you are mindful
of the people you have chosen.
And holy is your name,
through all generations!
Everlasting is your mercy
to the people you have chosen,
And holy is your name.

In your love you now fulfil
what you promised to your people.
I will praise you Lord, my saviour,
everlasting is your mercy.
And holy is your name,
through all generations!
Everlasting is your mercy
to the people you have chosen,
And holy is your name.

Sermon – Rev. Nicole Uzans

Anthem: Méditations de la Vierge Marie
1. L’annonce (Albert Lozier)
Je ne suis qu’une jeune fille
(I am just a young girl)
Et pourtant le Seigneur m’a choisie
(And yet, the Lord has chosen me)
Le message de l’ange m’a surprise
(The angel’s message took me by surprise)
Je serai mère de Dieu
(I will be the mother of God)
Le Seigneur m’annonce
(The Lord informs me)
Mon rôle en son projet
(Of my role in his plan)
Je ferai de mon plus grand effort
(I will strive my very hardest)
Que sa volonté soit faite.
(So that His will may be done)
Joseph et moi étions promis
(Joseph and I were betrothed)
Que sera ma vie sans lui?
(What will my life be without him?)
O Seigneur, tu sais ce que tu fais
(O Lord, Thou knowest what is best)
Je m’en remets à ta bonté.
(I’m giving myself up to Thy mercy)
J’ai déjà beaucoup reçu
(I’ve already received so much)
Mon cœur et ma vie sont à toi
(My heart and my life belong to Thee)
Savoir que je vais porter mon Dieu
(To know that I will bear my God—)
C’est la surprise de ma vie
(It’s the surprise of my life)

2. Le secret de Dieu (Hélène Harbec)
Même si je parvenais à connaitre une
(Even if I came to understand the)
Infinitésimale partie du secret de Dieu
(Tiniest fraction of the secret of God)
Je n’en soufflerais mot
(I would not breathe a word)
Par simple humilité
(Out of sheer humility)
Tu te trompes
(You’re wrong)
Orgueilleuse
(You’re arrogant)
Réfléchis
(Reflect a moment)
Recommence
(Start over)
Si je parvenais à connaitre une
(If I came to know even the)
Infinitésimale partie du secret de Dieu
(Tiniest fraction of the secret of God)
Je dirais tout par amour
(I would tell everything out of love)

Affirmation of Faith
from the Iona Community
We believe in Jesus Christ,
Son of the One God,
maker and sustainer
of earth, sea, and sky.

Born of Mary's womb,
faithful to the God of Abraham and Sarah,
Jesus healed the sick, served the poor,
and proclaimed heaven on earth.

Condemned by the religious,
crucified by the state, he died,
but transformed even death
and rose to life everlasting.
He blessed the disciples with his Holy Spirit
and sent them forth,
east and west, north and south.

We commit ourselves to Jesus,
to one another as siblings in faith,
and to God’s mission in the world,
in the grace of the Holy Spirit. Amen.

The Ministry of Prayer

The Prayers of the People: led by MaryEllen Finlay

The Lord’s Prayer:
Let us gather our prayers in the words that Jesus taught us:
Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name, thy kingdom come, thy will be done, on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread. And forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us. And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. For thine is the kingdom, the power, and the glory, for ever and ever. Amen.

Offertory Anthem: O Magnu Mysterium (B. E. Boykin)
O magnum mysterium,
O great mystery,
et admirabile sacramentum,
and wonderful sacrament,
Ut animalia viderent Dominum natum
that animals have seen the new-born Lord
jacentem in praesepio!
lying in a manger!
Beata Virgo, cujus viscera meruerunt
Blessed Virgin, whose womb was worthy
portare Dominum Christum,
To bear Christ the Lord,
Alleluia!
Alleluia!

The Prayer Over the Gifts: Evangelical Lutheran Worship (2006):
The offering is brought forward. We rise and say together:
God of abundance, we bring before you the precious gifts of your creation, and with them our very lives. Teach us patience and hope as we care for all those in need until the coming of your Son, our Saviour and Lord. Amen.

Doxology:
Glory to God, whose power working in us can do infinitely more than we can ask or imagine. Glory to God from generation to generation, in the church and in Christ Jesus, for ever and ever. Amen.

The Blessing:
May the God of peace be with us in our Advent journey to the stable and beyond, be with us in our meeting and in our travelling together, be with us in our worship, song, and prayer; and may the blessing of God, Creator, Redeemer, and Sustainer be upon us this day and evermore. Amen.

Closing Hymn: #362 Tell Out, My Soul
Tell out, my soul,
the greatness of the Lord!
Unnumbered blessings
give my spirit voice;
tender to me
the promise of his word;
in God my Saviour
shall my heart rejoice.

Tell out, my soul,
the greatness of his name!
Make known his might,
the deeds his arm has done;
his mercy sure,
from age to age the same;
his holy name --
the Lord, the mighty one.

Tell out, my soul,
the greatness of his might!
Powers and dominions
lay their glory by;
proud hearts and stubborn wills
are put to flight,
the hungry fed,
the humble lifted high.

Tell out, my soul,
the glories of his word!
Firm is his promise,
and his mercy sure.
Tell out, my soul,
the greatness of the Lord
to children's children
and forevermore!

The Dismissal
Let us go forth in peace, for Love the Lord is on the way!
Thanks be to God.

Postlude: Prepare the Way, O Zion (arr. Robert J. Powell)
Ella Burtt, flute

Greeters: Becky Coholan & Denyse Nelson
Counters: Helen & John Whidden

Music used for our digital service under permission of OneLicense #738879-A

Services for Sunday, December 17th, Third Sunday of Advent
Preacher & Presider: Rev. Nicole Uzans, Rector
8am BCP Holy Communion
10am BAS Holy Eucharist

Watch our 10am services anytime on the St. John’s YouTube channel

Cycle of Prayer
Please remember in your prayers…

The Church of Pakistan (United) along with the parishes of Springhill & Lantz, NS.
All who are in need of God’s healing grace: Dawnita Butler, Mark Fletcher, Steve Boone, Roger Harris, Digger MacDougall, Kathleen, Linda Brehaut, Anne, Joan, Sarah, John & Michele Niec & Steve Kamburis

Announcements

Rector’s days off: I will be off Monday and Tuesday this week. During time off, I do not respond to non-urgent messages. My contact info is nicole.uzans@gmail.com or 902-956-4892 (cell).
Christian Meditation is offered every Friday at St. John’s, 11:00 to 11:45am. All are welcome to this simple practice – instruction is given each week. Please join us as we gather in a circle by the font at the back of the nave.
If you would like to have flowers placed in the church over the Christmas Season, contact Cathy Stewart cathyjstewart@hotmail.com
ACW, Mission to Seafarers Christmas Shoe Box Project. We are in need of shoe boxes for the seafarers. You can leave the boxes and donations at the back of the church. Donations of mitts/gloves, scarf, socks, caps, soap, deodorant, shampoo, shaving cream, disposal razors, tooth brush, tooth paste, hard candy (not chocolate), a small memento, greeting card, note paper, envelopes, pen, postcard, stamps, playing cards, etc. Once they are received by the Mission each box is then inspected and wrapped according to the Canadian Customs Procedures and Regulations.
CONTINUING THIS WEEK: Come Let Us Sing! The Emmaus Sessions in the Advent Season--
- Tuesdays (Dec 12 & 19), 7-8:30pm OR Wednesdays (Dec 13 & 20), 10:30-noon. The Emmaus Sessions are weekly, small group gatherings for faith exploration. This season, facilitators will lead open, honest conversation centered on well-known Advent or Christmas carols. Each gathering includes a time for ‘checking in,’ then facilitators guide the topic discussion by asking a few questions and making space for participants’ reflections and ideas. The gathering concludes with a short prayer.
- Anyone who would like to talk about faith, Christianity, or the music of the season – and who is interested in learning from others’ experience – is welcome to attend! Whether or not you have a church connection, you’re invited to come with your questions & doubts, your faith and your hopes. Questions? Talk to the Rev. Nicole or Cameron & MaryEllen Finlay
St. John’s Pop-up Study Café
From Dec 6th – 12th, St. John’s will open its doors between 2-9pm for all who would like to come in, sip a hot beverage, study, and enjoy the quiet space. During the December exam period, study spaces at Acadia can be hard to find, so the pop-up café will provide a needed space for students!
YOU CAN HELP by being a host and/or providing snacks.
HOSTS open and/or close the space, welcome café-goers, and offer tea, coffee, hot chocolate, and snacks, as well as use of the microwave & fridge for those who need them. Hosts are the friendly face of St. John’s!
SNACKS are needed each day and could include baked goods and/or fresh, whole fruit (ex. Apples, grapes, baby oranges). We may need enough for 10-15 people each day. *Snacks can be delivered at 2pm or the previous evening.
Please sign up on the bulletin board at the back of the church.
WAICC Christmas Hampers – St. John’s is donating 200 bags of carrots, plus money towards the purchase of turkeys to this important community effort. If you would like to help, please make donations in the Good Ship Christmas Hamper near the church entrance. Cheques should be made out to St. John’s Anglican, with ‘Christmas hampers’ noted on the subject line. Thank you!

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