Sunday March 28th - Palm Sunday
March 28, 2021
Join us for our livestreamed service on Sunday, March 28 - Palm Sunday
The Rev Teresa Burnett-Cole will lead us in worship this Sunday, March 28, Palm Sunday.
Our scripture reading this week comes from Mark 11:1-11; 14:1-15:47
James Caswell, our Minister of Music, and members of the choir, Julia Barry, Crystal Maitland and Liz Caswell will lead us in music.
You can find our service bulletin with hymns and announcements here.
Join in on the virtual offering plate for M&S, Outreach & GSJ operational needs!
CLICK HERE for the livestream on YouTube at around 10:20 am
(announcements) for the 10:30 am Sunday service; after the service you will be able to view a recording on YouTube by clicking below.
This Sunday there will also be a virtual coffee hour at 12:00
(link in service bulletin)
AND hymn sing at 1:00.
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