Thursday, February 04, 2010
Caring and Sharing for Haiti Worship
by Sharon Cheverie
Pictou- Greeting at our Caring and Sharing for Haiti Worship were Sharon Dewar and Gwen MacDonald, steward was David Steele.
Worship began with Rev. Mary-Beth Moriarity reporting on an update received from the Methodist Church in Haiti where the need continues. They have asked for prayers for their collogues who had been reported missing and now have been confirmed dead.
Art MacDonald gave a report from the Nominations Committee.
Amelia Parker lit the Christ Candle.
Time with the children touched on how God uses us to do great things. It doesn’t matter your age, size, color or where you are from. With God in us and working together we can all make a difference.
Brenda Parker read Hebrew Scripture Jeremiah 1: 4-10 and the Gospel Lesson Luke 4:14-30.
During reflections Rev. Moriarity asked “What is the Point”? She said there are three things in life that really matter. Faith, Hope and Love, the greatest of these is love. Love is good, kind and supportive. Love can help make a hopeless situation see hope. If we don’t have love what is the point? God’s love continues. Love is the point. It never, never, never ends.
Ministry of Music “Go in Love” was offered by the choir.
This week’s bulletin was dedicated in loving memory of Dr. Reginald Starrat Dunn and Thea Macdonald Dunn by Lesly and family.
Sharing and Caring for continued flowing worship with a Brown Bag Auction, food and fellowship.
This week, the first Sunday in the month, please remember the Food Bank. Worship begins at 10:30. All are welcome.
Pictou- Greeting at our Caring and Sharing for Haiti Worship were Sharon Dewar and Gwen MacDonald, steward was David Steele.
Worship began with Rev. Mary-Beth Moriarity reporting on an update received from the Methodist Church in Haiti where the need continues. They have asked for prayers for their collogues who had been reported missing and now have been confirmed dead.
Art MacDonald gave a report from the Nominations Committee.
Amelia Parker lit the Christ Candle.
Time with the children touched on how God uses us to do great things. It doesn’t matter your age, size, color or where you are from. With God in us and working together we can all make a difference.
Brenda Parker read Hebrew Scripture Jeremiah 1: 4-10 and the Gospel Lesson Luke 4:14-30.
During reflections Rev. Moriarity asked “What is the Point”? She said there are three things in life that really matter. Faith, Hope and Love, the greatest of these is love. Love is good, kind and supportive. Love can help make a hopeless situation see hope. If we don’t have love what is the point? God’s love continues. Love is the point. It never, never, never ends.
Ministry of Music “Go in Love” was offered by the choir.
This week’s bulletin was dedicated in loving memory of Dr. Reginald Starrat Dunn and Thea Macdonald Dunn by Lesly and family.
Sharing and Caring for continued flowing worship with a Brown Bag Auction, food and fellowship.
This week, the first Sunday in the month, please remember the Food Bank. Worship begins at 10:30. All are welcome.
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