All Saints' Day - November 1st, 2020
November 1, 2020
Join us Sunday, November 1st, All Saints' Day, for our livestreamed service starting around 10:15 with announcements.
Our Sunday November 1st service will be led by the Rev. Teresa Burnett-Cole talking about All Saints' Day in the context of COVID, with music led by James Caswell and special guests from the choir. The blue ribbons in the tree above symbolize all those who have died in Ottawa because of COVID. You can find our service bulletin with hymns and announcements here. Scripture reading is Matthew 5:1-12.
Donating at a Distance: Join in on the virtual offering plate for M&S, Outreach & GSJ operational needs!
Join us for the livestream at the YouTube link below starting around 10:15 am on Sunday - if the link does not work, then go directly to YouTube and view it from there or from our Facebook page (just 'subscribe' to the Glebe St. James channel on YouTube). You will also be able to watch the service video at a later time at your convenience on YouTube.
It's also Mental Health Sunday , part of the church’s effort to create communities of radical belonging for all people, including those living with mental health challenges.
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Good question. Come and join us Friday morning at 10:30 ( live or in person) and we can talk about it.
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