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When: Monday August 26th from 5:30-7:30
Where: Parc René Levesque (Lachine)
What To Bring: Bring your own blanket or chair, food, drink, utensils and badminton racquet.
We look forward to a very informal, relaxed, easy going evening of friendship, faith and fun (for the whole family) Hopefully some music too! Bring your instruments…
Sadly, dogs aren’t permitted in the park :(
Let me know if you can make it! Have a wonderful summer until then!
Love and Prayers,
St. George’s Church in Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue
St. George’s Church in Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue in the Diocese of Montreal is searching for its next incumbent. It is an active, caring Anglican community, welcoming diversity and supporting and encouraging people to grow in Christ, to become faithful stewards of God’s gifts and to live out a joyful sharing of God’s Love with each other and the world. Located on the Western edge of the Island of Montreal, it serves a diverse population that includes a ministry to students at the local university and CEGEP as well as children and young families and seniors. For further information or to apply, please inquire with the Bishop’s Office at bishops.office@montreal.anglican.ca by Friday, August 30, 2019.
Find their parish profile here.
The Parish of St. Barnabas, St-Lambert
The Parish of St. Barnabas, St-Lambert is seeking potential candidates who may feel called to participate in God’s work with us as incumbent. Centrally located in Saint-Lambert, on the South Shore of Montreal, our buildings and property are in excellent condition. The city offers wide cultural and educational opportunities. Founded in 1877, the parish boasts a broad history of service within the community. Like many churches, St Barnabas is striving, with willingness, to meet and respond to changing demands. Therein lies the challenge--to find a faithful pastor who, led by the Holy Spirit, will guide and encourage us in our latest journey. For further information or to apply, please inquire with the Bishop’s Office at bishops.office@montreal.anglican.ca by Thursday, August 15, 2019.
Find parish profile here
Watch Neil Mancor’s most recent Congregational Development Video uploaded June 28th 2019
Celebrating and honouring the LGBTQ+ community with a dedicated worship service during #MontrealPrideweek
There will be refreshments on the Cathedral forecourt following the service!
https://www.montrealcathedral.ca/lgbtq/
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WHEN: Sun. Aug. 11th 2019 4 pm
WHERE: Christ Church Cathedral 635 Ste. Catherine West, Montreal
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Check out a piece written by the Dean of the Cathedral, The very Reverend, Bertrand Olivier
It is with great sadness that we announce that our dear friend and esteemed colleague, the Rev’d Dr. Donald Boisvert has died after a long illness.
May he rest in peace and rise in Glory
Donald's funeral will take place at Christ Church Cathedral on Wednesday 26 June at 3 pm, followed by a reception at Fulford Hall.
His coffin will be received in the Cathedral at 1 pm, after which there will be a time for viewing.
.The Rev'd Dr. Donald Boisvert served many years at the cathedral, including as interim priest-in-charge. He also had a long and successful career as an academic theologian, teaching at Concordia University and serving as principal of Montréal Diocesan Theological College.
Listen to a sermon by Donald HERE
“Trinitarian Tango in Drag”
Read a tribute by Concordia University honouring Donald’s memory HERE
“Teaching was for him a kind of Ministry”
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