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Bishop's Lenten Books for 2021

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This year, Bishop Susan Bell has chosen to recommend two books for Lent: Seven Spiritual Gifts of Waiting by Holly Whitcomb and The Way of St. Benedict by Archbishop Rowan Williams.

A source of inspiration for the bishop’s most recent charge to synod, Seven Spiritual Gifts of Waiting is well suited to a time of pandemic, especially during the season of Lent. This book presents seven spiritual gifts that waiting can teach us: patience, loss of control, live in the present, compassion, gratitude, humility, and trust in God.

The latest work by Archbishop Rowan Williams, is being recommended for individual study as a way growing in one’s faith and discipleship. The Way of St Benedict explores the appeal of St. Benedict's sixth-century Rule and shows it to be a document of great relevance to contemporary Christians and non-believers alike. The book speaks to the Rule's ability to help anyone live more fully in harmony with others while orienting themselves fully to the will of God.

Both books are readily available through online book suppliers at an affordable price.

Canterbury Hils a Forever Memory

Registration Open

Canterbury Hills Virtual Camp registration is now open. Bring the magic of Canterbury Hills right to the comfort of your own home. Each week will offer a variety of activities that encourage spiritual growth, independent play, creativity, and exploration, with opportunities to connect and share with staff and fellow campers. View the dates and themes of each week here to pick the right session for your camper! Each week will also include a virtual group campfire and chapel sessions!

To register, visit the Canterbury Hills website.

Pen Pals

Canterbury Hills Camp is excited to launch a new pen pal program. Campers will be matched with another participant of similar age and interests. Your camper will then receive five pre-addressed, stamped envelopes, and conversation starter cards. What a fun opportunity to meet a new friend who could even become a cabin mate in an upcoming summer! This will be an add on program that is accessible to campers registered in any of the 2021 summer sessions. Select this option while registering online. The pen pal program comes with a one-time $10 fee.

ST. PAUL'S

ANGLICAN CHURCH

WELCOME!

We are happy to announce we are OPEN for in-person worship again! Join us on October 1, for the Eighteenth Sunday after Pentecost, Holy Eucharist Service at 9.30 am.

With improving public health news, Bishop Susan Bell has decided that masking is now optional in all church buildings. People of course, are still free to wear masks according to their comfort level and personal health situation, and we thank everyone in advance for respecting each other's decisions in this time of transition.

OUR
WORSHIP FROM HOME SERVICE IS HERE

WELCOMING YOU HOME

St. Paul's is a warm, lively Christian community called by our

Lord Jesus Christ to love one another, to welcome into our midst all people,

and to proclaim the Gospel by serving the needs of the world we live in.

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FOR UPCOMING EVENTS

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EVENTS CALENDAR

CORONA VIRUS COVID-19

RESOURCE HUB

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SERVICE

All are welcome! We encourage you to attend one of our Sunday service and experience the uplifting joy of Christ in your midst.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Find out about upcoming special services, events at St. Paul's and in the Diocese of Niagara

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INUIT OUTREACH PROJECT (IOP)

IOP is managed through volunteers from the Halton Hills Anglican Church and community.

WELCOMING YOU TO NORVAL

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St. Paul's congregation members are actively involved in community life in Norval. Here you will find all actual information about this beautiful God's place and about all cultural activities in the midst of Norval community.

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