Hello Trinity Friends,
Please join us this Sunday for worship at 10:30 am. In Sunday School the children will begin a special summer rotation on the Gospel according to Seuss.
After a very busy start to the month, things are beginning to wind down for the summer – but there are a few upcoming events and worship services to look forward to.
Fifth Sunday Combined Worship at Carmichael United Church Sunday July 30th, 2023 10:30 AM Outdoor Service (Indoors if raining)
The area United Churches continue to join together for a shared worship experience whenever there is a fifth Sunday in a month. This July 30th will be our next one. Carmichael United Church (at Four Mile Lake Road and Carmichael Drive) will be hosting. If you haven’t been to Carmichael before, it is in a lovely setting. This will be an outdoor service (indoors if raining).
A few notes:Please dress comfortably and for the weather; and wear footwear suitable for gravel driveway and lawn areas. Bring a lawn chair if possiblePicnic lunch to follow – hot dogs ~ desserts ~ beverages (alternative veggie dogs option available)Carmichael United Church is located at 521 Four Mile Lake Road
Directions: Follow Airport road – exit right onto Carmichael Drive – follow to end
Turn left onto Four Mile Lake Road,- at first driveway on the left, turn into church yard.
Looking forward to sharing worship and fellowship with you! Sydney Ouellette, Carmichael UC Church Secretary and Brenda McLay, Regional Rep
Trinity’s Vacation Bible Camp is 3/4 full now. If you know a child who would like to attend, please be sure to get your registrations in asap! VBC runs July 24th to 28th from 9:30 – 3:30 (early drop off and late pick up available by request).
In honour and celebration of Indigenous History Month the Canadian Shield Regional Council’s Right Relations Team have been sending out a weekly newsletter and other resources to celebrate and learn about the historic and current contributions that Indigenous People continue to make in our regions. Curated by our summer student, Hannah McCallum, we hope that you will find these resources interesting and useful!
The third installment of the Indigenous History Month newsletter is attached to this email.
This week’s theme, to fit with Indigenous People’s Day, is celebration! June 21st is a day of joy and happiness and a time to honor the many vibrant and diverse Indigenous cultures and peoples on Turtle Island.
For those who enjoy music, a special podcast for Indigenous People’s Day has been created. It includes even more book recommendations and music, and will introduce you to some great music by Indigenous artists – hosted by Hannah McCallum. The Podcast can be found here – Happy Listening! Indigenous Peoples Day Podcast