Standing in the Tragic Gap: Trinity Sunday
June 7, 2020
Sunday, June 7, 2020 Worship @ GSJ
Sunday, June 7, 2020: We are pleased to welcome Janet Nield, Jack Nield and Nancy Huggett to lead us in worship this Trinity Sunday, trying to sort through some of the tumult of the world.
"Praise the Maker, Christ and Spirit: one God in community, calling Christians to embody oneness and diversity"
Excerpted from VU312, Iona Community, 1985
Donating at a Distance:
To make an "at a distance" donation to Glebe-St. James (to the operating fund, to outreach, to M&S, etc.) or specifically our ongoing COVID-19 outreach fund, you have several options: the
web donation button, by mail, by setting up PAR (pre-authorized remittance) or by using the mail-slot on the 650 Lyon Street South entrance door. In each case, you can specify where you would like the funds to be directed! See more on our "How can I Help?" page.
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