Bishop's Announcements
/Read Bishop Mary’s Most Recent Announcements Here
Published May 16 2019
banner photo by Janet Best
Here is the Messy Church Webinar you have been waiting for!
/We are so excited to share our learnings from Neil’s webinar!
You may view the video linked below or watch it Live direct from the Facebook feed on our page
(scroll to May 16 2019)
Are you interested in being a part of the Crosstalk Ministries Day Camp Travelling Team this Summer?
/Are you interested in applying for Crosstalk Ministries Day Camp Travelling Teams this summer?
This life-changing experience is open to followers of Jesus, age 15 years or older and requires a 6 week volunteer commitment. Successful applicants will join Teams on short–term missions that take our Day Camp Program to children in communities coast to coast across Canada.
We have extended our application deadline to June 1st
You can find the Application Forms and lots more information about Travelling Team by visiting the Team Members tab on the Day Camp blog- http://lambondaycamps.blogspot.com/p/team-members.html
“Helping people of all ages to become strong disciples of Jesus Christ”
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CrossTalk Ministries
3491 Hingston Ave.
Montreal,QC, Canada
H4A 2J5
Phone: (514)-484-1414
Website: http://www.crosstalkministries.ca
Email: office@crosstalkministries.ca
Day Camp Blog: http://lambondaycamps.blogspot.ca
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“Helping people of all ages to become strong disciples of Jesus Christ"
Community Building Facebook Live Chat and Resources
/We hosted a Live chat highlighting the importance of community building on our weekly Facebook Live broadcast.
View the Live show
Here are some resources for you
2019 CONVOCATION at Dio
/CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL OF THE GRADUATES FROM MONTREAL DIOCESAN THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE / DIO
A special mention to our Bishop Mary Irwin-Gibson on receiving an Honorary Doctorate
Neil is back from the International Messy Church Conference in the UK!
/Now he wants to share his learnings with YOUUUUUU!!
We will be hosting a Messy Church Webinar on Zoom and Facebook Live on Thursday, May 16th at 10 am. Join us Live or take it all in on the replay!
This Mother's Day - support women's maternal health for all mothers!
/We hope you are able to spend this Mother’s Day with your loved ones. As we celebrate our mothers and spouses, we know that there are many women across the globe who don’t have the luxury of modern health care and those who suffer serious complications from childbirth and pregnancy…
In the spirit of supporting all mothers, please take a minute to donate to or register for the PWRDF/MUHC Maternal Health Symposium taking place next Wednesday evening.
(The Maternal Health Symposium will take place at the Research Institute of the MUHC, on Wednesday, May 15, 2019 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., at the Glen site, 1001 Decarie Boulevard, Montreal QC H9A 3J1 : https://www.google.com/maps/@45.472852,-73.6031574,17z)
At the event, there will be interesting speakers, delicious refreshments, free parking and an opportunity for community-building.
See below for details of the event - We hope you can join us!
Contact : If you have any questions or need further information : veronique.salibur@muhc.mcgill.ca or at 514-843-1543 ext. 35756.
Places are limited so please make sure to register on line at:
The Lenten Mission and Outreach Day short Video is now online!
/Do you wish that you could have attended the LMO19?
Would you like to know how the day went?
Take a look at our new video that captures some of the faces and feelings of this important day.
Thanks to Janet Best for some of the photos used in this montage.
Prayers and Resources for People Impacted by Flooding from the Stewardship of the Environment Committee
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Quebec has experienced the worst flooding in the recorded history of the province. More than 10,000 people have been forced from their homes. On the island of Montreal 94 residences were flooded, 49 were surrounded by water and 55 were evacuated. In nearby Ste-Marthe-sur-le-Lac more than 6,000 people were forced to evacuate after a dike was breached last weekend. The flooding left more than one third of the homes in the small town under water.
