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Sunday, April 19 we will be marking the Third Sunday of Easter.  Andy will celebrate and preach at both services.  We will have a 9am Book of Common Prayer Holy Communion (said service) and a 10:30am Book of Alternative Service service of Holy Eucharist with hymns, music, and the praise band.  

 

Those children who wish to join the procession are invited to line up at the back of the church at the beginning of the service.  

 

The 10:30 service will be live streamed on our YouTube Channel.  

https://www.youtube.com/@st.jamesanglicanchurchkingston

 

Looking ahead to next week...

 

Tuesday April 21

 

The Women’s Bible Study will gather at 9:30am via Zoom.   The group has completed their interesting study of the book of Acts. The short Spring session begins on Tuesday April 14. For 4 weeks they will be dipping into the Book of Proverbs to discover some of God’s wisdom for living. They continue to meet on Tuesdays at 9:30am on Zoom. If you are interested in joining us for this session, please contact Elizabetg Rowland at lzbthrowland@gmail.com

   
Prayer Meeting by Zoom at 3pm.  

 

Parish Council will meet via Zoom at 7pm.  Members will be sent connecting details. 

 

Wednesday April 22

 

The Pastoral Care Team will meet in the Clarence Hale Room at 10am.  

 

Thursday April 23

 

The Thursday Bible Study group will meet at Noon on Zoom.  

 
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