Glebe St James 2022 Congregational Planning Meeting - May 1st
April 29, 2022
Documents and Links for GSJ Planning Meeting - May 1, 2022 @ 1pm
Congregational Planning Meeting
Below you will find some important documents for the 2022 GSJ Congregational Planning Meeting, as were also circulated by email. The meeting will be held on May 1st starting at 1 PM in a hybrid format. You can attend in person (masked) or join in on zoom (link below) as we join together to discuss the life and work of the church. While a less formal meeting than our annual congregational meeting, there will still be motions to approve the work of the council nominating committee.
Zoom Link:
The meeting link will open at about 12:45pm.
Note you will start in a waiting room, to permit attendance to be taken.
Meeting Topics:
- Nominations Committee: approval of congregation to fill Council vacancies (motion).
- Proposed Council Membership; new members and vacancies in bold.
- Full Volunteer, Group and Committee List
- Highlights from various committees and groups on ongoing and proposed projects:
- Accessibility Team
- Outreach
- Refugee Ministry at Glebe-St. James - renewal and partnerships
- Music and the new digital organ
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