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Teri Hazelton,ODNW - funeral

Teri Hazelton,ODNW – funeral

The funeral for Teri Hazelton will take place at 11am on Saturday February 3rd here at St John the Apostle Anglican Church. For those unable to attend in person, you can join us on zoom online at; https://zoom.us/j/542312325?pwd=R3FKTnZ4WUU1YUFveCtzOUljM2FLZz09 If you would prefer to use the meeting ID and password they are listed below; the Meeting ID: 542 312 325 Password: 010729 The bulletin for the service will be available on the updates page on that day http://www.stja.ca/program-updates/


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January 26, 2024 -
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Baptisms

Baptisms

Baptism is undertaken as an expression of faith and as a means of initiating people into Christ and the faith community we call “the Church.” It is a celebration of new life, specifically the new life we experience in the context of a life lived in Christian discipleship and Christian community.


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May 08, 2018 -
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Weddings

Weddings

Marriage is an expression of love that involves a commitment to a lifelong, faithful relationship with one very special person. We believe that marriage is a calling – that it is a way of fulfilling our true purpose in life. It is a choice to grow and develop in love and to share life experiences with another person. It provides a context of mutual support and growth, and creates a safe and caring environment in which children can be raised.


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May 08, 2018 -
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Ministry At The Time Of Death

Ministry At The Time Of Death

Death confronts us in the depths of our being. It is a momentous and intimidating event, and it can leave us disoriented and afraid. It is important to find ways of approaching death that allow us to acknowledge it, accept it, and move forward in hope. From the perspective of faith, dying can be a beautiful and meaningful transition, an opening to new life. The priest and the deacons are always willing to be with someone who is dying, to offer prayer and hope, and to offer a loving and steady presence at a difficult and often frightening time. We will come to either home or hospital and offer “Last Rites,” or prayers for the dying (and for those trying to cope with the loss).


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May 08, 2018 -
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