Sexagesima Sunday Feb 23, 2014
Services this Week: Anglican Parish
of St Peter, Fredericton.
Feb 23 Today Vestry meeting 12:45
Feb 25 No Parish Bible
Study 3
p.m.
Feb 25 Drs Hebb & Klinck meet
with Diocesan property Committee 3
p.m.
Feb 26 midweek service scheduled 7 p.m..
Feb 27 At home Confirmation class 7
p.m.
March 2 Quinquaagesima Sunday 8
& 11 a.m.
March 4 Shrove Tuesday Supper 4-
6:30
Ash Wednesday with Fr Langmaid 7 p.m.
We welcome all who are visiting us for worship on this pre-Lenten
season. You will notice that St Peter's is a specifically Prayer Book Parish
theologically as well as liturgically. What this means is that traditional
liturgy (services) are the worshipping expression of normative Anglican, (i.e.,
of the Anglican Communion) belief. We hope that you find your time in our midst
spiritually refreshing and beneficial.
Today at Vestry we will be
visited by representatives of the Fredericton YMCA who will make a presentation
on their 'after-school program' with a view to the possibility of renting the
Parish Hall for this function come next autumn.
Sadly, Baden-Powell Sunday at St Peter's was
snowed out last week - they are pre-booked this weekend and away for March
Break next week!
A
container for donations to the Rector's Discretionary
Fund has now appeared at the rear - please consider supporting this ever
increasing need. As well as requests for groceries, Fr Hebb also fields requests
for rent -top-up funds, help with heating bills and gasoline.
A big thank you to members
of the congregation who supported the Valentine Bridge Party at Governor Hall, Shannex
on Feb 13. The coffee cakes and sweet breads were delicious. We raised $945 and
had lots of positive feedback about the event. Maybe we’ll do it again in 2015.
Thanks from the organizing committee!
Sign-up sheet for our Annual
Shrove Tuesday Supper on March 4 is at the rear - please show your willingness
and support!
This year World Day of Prayer Service: Fri.
Mar.7, 2014 at Holy Family Church, Hanwell.
Unexpected situation: On the evening of Feb 2 sewage backed-up into both the rectory
and the parish hall - this phase of the event was caught early and cleaned up.
Sadly, fixing the origin of the problem was much more involved and stretched
over all Monday and half of Tuesday. It involved pump trucks, an electrician, a
plumber (2 days) and a steam truck and a front end loader from the city. The
sewage from both buildings empties into a catch-basin (under the man-hole
cover) behind the hall and is then
pumped out to the city line under
the trail. Unfortunately, the line goes all the way beyond the cemetery before
it joins the city sewage system and it was the end of line that was frozen. It
caused our lift pump to pump until
it broke off and burnt out -including the
electrical connections. It took all day Monday to determine that this was the
origin of the problem. Needless to say bills will be coming. Our insurance
company has been contacted and we are in discussions but it is highly unlikely
that insurance will cover all costs.
March 1:
Pancake Supper/ Parish Hall Zealand/
site 1405, route 104; 4-6 p.m. Adults $10.00 kids under 12; $5.00 Menu:
Pancakes, sausages, baked beans, fried eggs, brown bread, layer cakes,
gingerbread with whipped cream, coffee and tea.
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