Spirit West United Church
  • Home
    • About Us >
      • Welcome Message
      • What to Expect
      • Our Core Values
      • Minister
      • People
      • Children and Youth
      • Our Beliefs
  • Contact Us
  • Blog
  • Prayers
  • Calendar
  • Activities
    • Announcements >
      • Wider Church
    • Activities for Adults
    • Music
    • Education and Faith Formation
  • Outreach
  • Pictures
  • Rentals
  • Map
  • Links
  • Donate
  • Day Care

April 2, 2017 - Fifth Sunday of Lent

3/30/2017

0 Comments

 
Picture
Picture
​Greetings,
Please take note of the information about the Holy Week Schedule, the Beatitudes Study and the NW Community Network Gathering.

 
This Sunday – April 2nd
The readings for Sunday point to new life.  In the reading from Ezekiel we have the wonderful image of the valley of dry bones coming to life.  If you think about it, it is a very strange event.  Think of looking out on a valley of dry bones, perhaps wondering or remembering the event that caused such destruction.  And then you are asked if the bones can live.  It does not make a lot of sense, and yet we see new life, unexpectedly out of a vision of devastation.  In the Gospel reading, Jesus learns that his very good friend Lazarus is very ill, but does nothing about it.  The next message is that Lazarus is dead.  Jesus goes to see Lazarus’ sisters, Mary and Martha.  He is greeted by Martha, “If you had been here, my brother would not have died.”  As you read this, add the tone you think appropriate to the occasion.  Again in the face of tragedy, we encounter new life.  In both stories we have images of despair, and perhaps the cry, “If only God had…”  The lessons for this Sunday point to the presence and power of God even in the face of death and despair.  We may be unsure what God can do, but we can open ourselves to the possibility of breath being breathed into dry bones, and Lazarus emerging from the tomb.
The reading from John contains the shortest verse in the Bible, John 11: 35, “Jesus began to weep” (in Greek ἐδάκρυσεν ό Ἰησoῡς )
As part of the Service, we will be gathering at the Table for the celebration of Holy Communion.
 
The Readings for Sunday are Ezekiel 37: 1-14 and John 11: 1- 45.  In the Time for All Ages I will be sharing a story of Winnie-the-Pooh “Where Pooh Goes Visiting and Gets Into a Tight Place.”  I have called my sermon, “If you had been here…
”
 
HOLY WEEK SCHEDULE
Palm Sunday, April 9 – Sunday Service at 10:30am with Palm Procession.
Maundy Thursday, April 13 – A Maundy Thursday Liturgy at 6:00pm.  This Liturgy is based around a simple supper that moves into the celebration of the Last Supper.  A light supper featuring soup and bread will be provided as part of the Liturgy. This is a service for the whole family.
Good Friday, April 14 – Service at 10:30am.  At the Cross through John’s Gospel.  This service of prayer and reflection will be guided by the words of John’s Gospel as we gather in the presence of the Cross.
Easter Sunday, April 16 – The Feast of the Resurrection 10:30am.  This is the celebration of the central event of the Christian faith, the joy of new life.

  
GUESS WHO’S COMING TO DINNER
Join us in using cunning stealth and covert organization to surprise our phenomenal Spirit West chefs.  This fund-raiser for the church will take place during the months of March, April and May.  Check the display board at the back of the church, if you see a dinner opportunity that strikes your fancy, talk to Bill C. to make your reservation. (unless the reservation is for the dinner at Bill and Carol’s, then talk to Coleen F.)   Bon Appetit!   (as a further note: Bill is still open to folks volunteering to host a dinner)

 
PRAYER CIRCLE
We have started our Prayer Circle.  We gather at the church on Thursday mornings at 10:30. We gather, perhaps share a reading, share our stories, and pray.   There is no “sign-up” for this, just come as you feel the need.  If you are interested, join us on Thursdays.

 
 MESSY CHURCH IS BACK!
Messy Church is coming back to Spirit West.  We are going to have a Messy Easter on Saturday, April 8, 4-6 pm.  For those of you who have not experienced a Messy Church, it is a time for families to gather at the church to share a bible story, sing songs, make some fun crafts (one for Messy Easter involves chocolate) and have dinner together.  There is no charge for this, but children are asked to bring parents, grandparents, or guardians with them.  Come and enjoy the fun!

 
 BEATITUDES BIBLE STUDY in two Sessions
The “votes” are in.  The preferred day and time for our Beatitudes Study seems to be Wednesday afternoons. So,  I have scheduled the study for Wednesday, April 19 and Wednesday April 26.  It will be repeated again Wednesday, May 3 and Wednesday, May 10.  We will start at 2:00 pm each day.

 
SPRING EXPO – NW Community Recreation Gathering – Saturday, April 22, noon to 3:00 pm at the Edmonton Valley Zoo
This is a free, family-friendly event.  Registered participants will receive admission to the zoo.  Children are welcome as kids will have the opportunity to take free guided tours with hands-on opportunities to meet the animals (Children under 5 must be accompanied by an adult.)
Noon – 1pm – A community Recreation Network Gathering where folks will be invited into round-table discussions regarding a range of topics including community gardens, engaging youth, special event supports and more.
1pm – 3pm – Community-focussed Recreation Exhibitors will share information and provide demonstrations to enrich your next community event or program.
Registration is necessary to receive admission to the zoo and access to the guided tours.  Register at nwspringexpo.eventbrite.ca  Password YEGRec .

 
CHALLENGES TO MOBILITY?
Spirit West has a Walker (Evolution Xpresso Lite) that is available for use at the church.  The walker can also be borrowed by those whose mobility is temporarily challenged.  For more information about the Walker, please contact the Church office (780-481-1406).
 
  RIDE  TO CHURCH? 
From time to time we encounter people who would like to come to church at Spirit West, but are unable to because they do not have means of transportation.  Can you give a ride? If you would be willing to make yourself available to provide a ride to church please call the church office.  Do you need a ride? Would you like to come to church at Spirit West, but are unable to because you have no ride, please call the church office. (780-481-1406)
 
Spirit West Prayer Chain
The Spirit West Prayer Chain is a group of people who have committed to continue our prayers of concern from Sunday through the week.  To be part of this ministry, email your request to spiritwest.prayerchain@gmail.com .  You may also email a request for prayer to the same email address.  If you would prefer to talk to someone, you can call the church or call Edina T. at 780-481-3508
 
SPIRIT WEST ONLINE!
Our Website is at www.spiritwest.org .
Our  Facebook page is  https://www.facebook.com/SpirtWestUnitedChurch
 Office hours 
-  Monday to Friday 9:30 – 2:30
-  Norma => 9:30 am to 2:30 pm, Monday to Thursday
-  Larry => 9:30 am to 2:30 pm, Tuesday to Friday

Larry
(Rev.) Larry K. Wright, CD, BA, MDiv
Minister
Spirit West United Church
780-481-1406
Spiritwest.minister@telus.net
Spiritwest.org
 



0 Comments

March 26, 2017 - Fourth Sunday of Lent

3/23/2017

0 Comments

 
Picture
Picture
Greetings,
This Sunday – March 26th
The readings for Sunday use the image of sight or vision at the core of their messages.  The passage from the Book of Samuel describes the choosing and anointing of David as the future king of Israel.  The prophet Samuel does not follow custom or tradition in anointing the chosen candidate.  Instead he chooses according to what he says God sees.  In the Gospel reading from John, we have the story of a blind man who is healed by Jesus.  It seems very straight forward.  But the passage goes on to describe the reaction to the healing among the various communities in Jerusalem, and as the Facebook status says, “It’s complicated.”
 
The Readings for Sunday are Samuel 16: 1-13 and John 9: 1- 41.  In the Time for All Ages I will be asking you to “Pick one.”  I have called my sermon, “What do you see?”
 

 GUESS WHO’S COMING TO DINNER
Join us in using cunning stealth and covert organization to surprise our phenomenal Spirit West chefs.  This fund-raiser for the church will take place during the months of March, April and May.  Check the display board at the back of the church, if you see a dinner opportunity that strikes your fancy, talk to Bill C. to make your reservation. (unless the reservation is for the dinner at Bill and Carol’s, then talk to Coleen F.)   Bon Appetit!   (as a further note: Bill is still open to folks volunteering to host a dinner)
 

PRAYER CIRCLE
We have started our Prayer Circle.  We gather at the church on Thursday mornings at 10:30. We gather, perhaps share a reading, share our stories, and pray.   There is no “sign-up” for this, just come as you feel the need.  If you are interested, join us on Thursdays.

 
 MESSY CHURCH IS BACK!
Messy Church is coming back to Spirit West.  We are going to have a Messy Easter on Saturday, April 8, 4-6 pm.  For those of you who have not experienced a Messy Church, it is a time for families to gather at the church to share a bible story, sing songs, make some fun crafts (one for Messy Easter involves chocolate) and have dinner together.  There is no charge for this, but children are asked to bring parents, grandparents, or guardians with them.  Come and enjoy the fun!

  
BEATITUDES BIBLE STUDY in two Sessions
Some of you participated in the Advent Study – The Good Shepherd with video presentations by the late Dr. Kenneth Bailey.  I have been provided with the DVD for a two session study by Dr. Bailey on the Beatitudes (Matthew 5: 1-11)  Because it is only two sessions, I would like to present it a couple of times during the Lent/Easter.  Please watch this space next week for details.  There is a sheet at the Church where you can indicate your interest and preferred days and times for the study.

 
CHALLENGES TO MOBILITY?
Spirit West has a Walker (Evolution Xpresso Lite) that is available for use at the church.  The walker can also be borrowed by those whose mobility is temporarily challenged.  For more information about the Walker, please contact the Church office (780-481-1406).
 
 RIDE  TO CHURCH? 
From time to time we encounter people who would like to come to church at Spirit West, but are unable to because they do not have means of transportation.  Can you give a ride? If you would be willing to make yourself available to provide a ride to church please call the church office.  Do you need a ride? Would you like to come to church at Spirit West, but are unable to because you have no ride, please call the church office. (780-481-1406)
 
Spirit West Prayer Chain
The Spirit West Prayer Chain is a group of people who have committed to continue our prayers of concern from Sunday through the week.  To be part of this ministry, email your request to spiritwest.prayerchain@gmail.com .  You may also email a request for prayer to the same email address.  If you would prefer to talk to someone, you can call the church or call Edina T. at 780-481-3508
 
SPIRIT WEST ONLINE!
Our Website is at www.spiritwest.org .
Our  Facebook page is  https://www.facebook.com/SpirtWestUnitedChurch
 Office hours 
-  Monday to Friday 9:30 – 2:30
-  Norma => 9:30 am to 2:30 pm, Monday to Thursday
-  Larry => 9:30 am to 2:30 pm, Tuesday to Friday

Larry

(Rev.) Larry K. Wright, CD, BA, MDiv
Minister
Spirit West United Church
780-481-1406
Spiritwest.minister@telus.net
Spiritwest.org



0 Comments

March 19, 2017 - Third Sunday of Lent

3/16/2017

0 Comments

 
​Greetings,
Please note below the note about Messy Easter and about the formation of a Prayer Circle at Spirit West.
 
This Sunday – March 19th  
The readings for Sunday both use the image of water and thirst as the starting point for an examination of some important issues about our relationship with God. In the reading from Exodus, the people of Israel have been journeying in the wilderness for some time, they are thirsty and believe God has abandoned them. They want to kill Moses and quit the journey.  Moses asks God what to do.  God provides a way for Moses to show that God is still with them, and through Moses water is provided.  In the Gospel, it is Jesus who is apparently thirsty.  He asks for the assistance of a Samaritan woman to get a drink from a well.  This begins a conversation that touches on issues of gender, race, marriage, lifestyle choices and ends with a discussion about the way one should worship God.  If anyone needs examples of Jesus’ inclusiveness, the story of the Samaritan women is one of the best.  But inclusion does not mean, that nothing requires change.  Jesus points out a fundamental error of both the Jews and Samaritans in their understanding of how to worship God.
 
The Readings for Sunday are Exodus 17: 1-7 and John 4: 5-42.  In the Time for All Ages I will be asking the question “Where is God?”  I have called my sermon, “In Spirit and in Truth.”
 

 GUESS WHO’S COMING TO DINNER
Join us in using cunning stealth and covert organization to surprise our phenomenal Spirit West chefs.  This fund-raiser for the church will take place during the months of March, April and May.  Check the display board at the back of the church, if you see a dinner opportunity that strikes your fancy, talk to Bill C. to make your reservation. (unless the reservation is for the dinner at Bill and Carol’s, then talk to Coleen F.)   Bon Appetit!   (as a further note: Bill is still open to folks volunteering to host a dinner)

 
PRAYER CIRCLE
As  you know, Spirit West has a Prayer Chain, a group of people, who commit to praying at home for the needs of the community through the week.  We would also like to have a Prayer Circle, where people could gather at the church as a small group and pray for each other and the needs of the church.  We would like to get this started on Thursday March 22 at 10:30, we would gather, perhaps share a reading, share our stories, and pray.  The exact format and frequency of the Circle will be decided by the participants.  If you are interested, just come on March 22.
 

MESSY CHURCH IS COMING BACK!
Messy Church is coming back to Spirit West.  We are going to have a Messy Easter on Saturday, April 8, 4-6 pm.  We have already got some fun crafts in the works.  If you are interested in helping please contact Edina or Larry. There will be a meeting in the lounge immediately after the service on Sunday to begin planning the event.
 

 BEATITUDES BIBLE STUDY in two Sessions
Some of you participated in the Advent Study – The Good Shepherd with video presentations by the late Dr. Kenneth Bailey.  I have been provided with the DVD for a two session study by Dr. Bailey on the Beatitudes (Matthew 5: 1-11)  Because it is only two sessions, I would like to present it a couple of times during the Lent/Easter.  Please watch this space next week for details.  There will be a sheet at Church on Sunday where you can indicate you interest and preferred days and times.

 
CHALLENGES TO MOBILITY?
Spirit West has a Walker (Evolution Xpresso Lite) that is available for use at the church.  The walker can also be borrowed by those whose mobility is temporarily challenged.  For more information about the Walker, please contact the Church office (780-481-1406).
 
 

 RIDE  TO CHURCH? 
From time to time we encounter people who would like to come to church at Spirit West, but are unable to because they do not have means of transportation.  Can you give a ride? If you would be willing to make yourself available to provide a ride to church please call the church office.  Do you need a ride? Would you like to come to church at Spirit West, but are unable to because you have no ride, please call the church office. (780-481-1406)
 
Spirit West Prayer Chain
The Spirit West Prayer Chain is a group of people who have committed to continue our prayers of concern from Sunday through the week.  To be part of this ministry, email your request to spiritwest.prayerchain@gmail.com .  You may also email a request for prayer to the same email address.  If you would prefer to talk to someone, you can call the church or call Edina T. at 780-481-3508
 
SPIRIT WEST ONLINE!
Our Website is at www.spiritwest.org .
Our  Facebook page is  https://www.facebook.com/SpirtWestUnitedChurch
 Office hours 
-  Monday to Friday 9:30 – 2:30
-  Norma => 9:30 am to 2:30 pm, Monday to Thursday
-  Larry => 9:30 am to 2:30 pm, Tuesday to Friday

Larry

(Rev.) Larry K. Wright, CD, BA, MDiv
Minister
Spirit West United Church
780-481-1406
Spiritwest.minister@telus.net
Spiritwest.org



0 Comments

March 12, 2017 - Second Sunday in Lent - Celtic Sunday

3/9/2017

0 Comments

 
Picture
Picture
Greetings,
Please note below some of the special things that are happening at Spirit West as we move into Lent.  Note in particular that this Sunday is Celtic Sunday and also note Messy Easter and the inquiry about the formation of a Prayer Circle at Spirit West.
 
This Sunday – March 12th  
The readings for Sunday, point to journeys.  In the reading from Genesis, Abram is called by God to become a blessing, and we know that this call will result in Abram (renamed Abraham) going on an epic journey to a new land.  In the Gospel we have Nicodemus, who while not going on a physical journey, is making a spiritual journey, coming to a new understanding of God.  The Christian faith is not a destination, it’s a journey.  Sometimes a physical journey, perhaps a pilgrimage.  Sometimes internal, a journey of the soul.  Sometimes our journeys are of faith, as we come to a new awareness of our place in the world.  Sometimes our journeys are in faith,  we sense a call to something new, and move forward not really knowing where we are going.
 
This Sunday is also Spirit West’s Celtic Sunday. The prayers and especially the music for the service are derived from the Celtic tradition.  In addition to Glenn and the Spirit West Choir, we will also experience music from guest musicians.  Members of HarpBeat, Bonnie C’s harp choir will be adding to our worship as will the Nova Bells Handbell Choir.  Come out an experience this service, and if you would like to wear or accessorize with green, feel free to do so.
  
The Readings for Sunday are Genesis 12: 1-4a and John 3: 1-17.  In the Time for All Ages I will be looking back at St. Patrick’s story “The Shamrock.”  I have called my sermon, “Journey of Faith”

 
PANCAKE LUNCH – Thank you!
Don D. and the Spirit West Men’s Breakfast Group would like to say thank you to all of you who helped with preparation or clean-up at the Pancake Lunch last Sunday.  And we would also like to  thank those who were able to stay and enjoy the fellowship and food.  For your information We cooked slightly less than 1 1/2 big Costco bags of pancakes and 175 sausages ( we had 25 left over ).

  
GUESS WHO’S COMING TO DINNER
Join us in using cunning stealth and covert organization to surprise our phenomenal Spirit West chefs.  This fund-raiser for the church will take place during the months of March, April and May.  Check the display board at the back of the church, if you see a dinner opportunity that strikes your fancy, talk to Bill C. to make your reservation. (unless the reservation is for the dinner at Bill and Carol’s, then talk to Coleen F.)   Bon Appetit!

 
MESSY CHURCH IS COMING BACK!
Messy Church is coming back to Spirit West.  We are going to have a Messy Easter on Saturday, April 8, 4-6 pm.  We have already got some fun crafts in the works.  If you are interested in helping please contact Edina or Larry.
  
PRAYER CIRCLE
As  you know, Spirit West has a Prayer Chain, a group of people who commit to praying for the needs of the community through the week.  I have also had an inquiry about starting a Prayer Circle.  This would be a weekday gathering at the church of people who would like to support one another and the church in prayer.  A proposal is to meet on Thursday mornings at 10:30, we would gather, perhaps share a reading, share our stories, and pray.  If you are interested, please email (Larry) spiritwest.minister@telus.net or call the church.

 
CHALLENGES TO MOBILITY?
Spirit West has a Walker (Evolution Xpresso Lite) that is available for use at the church.  The walker can also be borrowed by those whose mobility is temporarily challenged.  For more information about the Walker, please contact the Church office (780-481-1406).
 
 RIDE  TO CHURCH? 
From time to time we encounter people who would like to come to church at Spirit West, but are unable to because they do not have means of transportation.  Can you give a ride? If you would be willing to make yourself available to provide a ride to church please call the church office.  Do you need a ride? Would you like to come to church at Spirit West, but are unable to because you have no ride, please call the church office. (780-481-1406)
 
Spirit West Prayer Chain
The Spirit West Prayer Chain is a group of people who have committed to continue our prayers of concern from Sunday through the week.  To be part of this ministry, email your request to spiritwest.prayerchain@gmail.com .  You may also email a request for prayer to the same email address.  If you would prefer to talk to someone, you can call the church or call Edina T. at 780-481-3508
 
SPIRIT WEST ONLINE!
Our Website is at www.spiritwest.org .
Our  Facebook page is  https://www.facebook.com/SpirtWestUnitedChurch
 
​Office hours 
-  Monday to Friday 9:30 – 2:30
-  Norma => 9:30 am to 2:30 pm, Monday to Thursday
-  Larry => 9:30 am to 2:30 pm, Tuesday to Friday

Larry
(Rev.) Larry K. Wright, CD, BA, MDiv
Minister
Spirit West United Church
780-481-1406
Spiritwest.minister@telus.net
Spiritwest.org



0 Comments

March 5, 2017 - First Sunday in Lent with communion and Imposition of Ashes

3/2/2017

0 Comments

 
Picture
Picture
Greetings,
Well, Lent has started.  Please note below some of the special things that are happening at Spirit West as we begin this new season of the church year.  Note in particular the World Day of Prayer service tomorrow, and the Pancake Lunch on Sunday.

 
This Sunday – March 5th  
Lent started on Wednesday (Ash Wednesday), so now we begin the 40 day period (not counting Sundays) that leads us toward Easter.  Lent is usually associated with fasting, something we in the United Church have on the whole let drop.  But fasting was only a discipline within a season that was intended to focus on spiritual growth and development.  The focus is on feeding the needs of the soul rather than the body.  Much of the imagery associated with Lent comes from the story of Jesus’ 40 day period in the wilderness.  Jesus faced temptations, but resisted.  The readings for this Sunday highlight the contrast between the situation in the Garden of Eden and in the Wilderness.  Genesis describes Eden as a wonderful garden where our newly formed first parents had everything they needed.  But they wanted more, and yielded to temptation.  Jesus in the wilderness had nothing, and was offered everything,  Jesus resisted temptation.  We often assume that those in need will be the ones who yield to temptation.  We hear fears expressed that “poor people” might be cheating “tax payers” on welfare or EI.  And what we know is that it is the very wealthy who are cheating “tax payers” through tax havens, and off shore investment.  What temptations do each of us face that we might want to examine during Lent.
 
Because Spirit West does not have services through the first week of Lent, they are being combined on this first Sunday in Lent. We will have the Imposition of Ashes during the service, and following the service we will share a Pancake Lunch.  This is also the first Sunday of the Month so will also be celebrating Communion. (Just a note, the First Sunday in Lent and the first Sunday of the month will occur again in 2022, 2028, 2033 and then not until 2044)
 
The Readings for Sunday are Genesis 2:15-17, 3:1-7 and Matthew 4:1-11.  I have called my sermon, “Temptation.”
 

 PANCAKE LUNCH AFTER CHURCH SUNDAY
As noted above, there will be a Pancake Lunch following the service on Sunday.  Please come and enjoy a time of food and fellowship together.  The preparation for the lunch is being coordinated by Don D. and the Spirit West Men’s Breakfast Group.  If you would like to help with preparation or clean-up (you don’t have to be a man or part of the Breakfast Group) call or email Don or the Church office today or tomorrow.

  
WORLD DAY OF PRAYER
 Tomorrow, Friday, March 3, at 2:00 pm, Spirit West will be hosting the World Day of Prayer Service for this area of Edmonton.  This service is part of an international day of prayer, spearheaded in Canada by the Women’s Interchurch Council.  The resources for the 2017 service have been prepared by women of the Philippines.  Everyone is welcome (it’s not just for women)
 

 GUESS WHO’S COMING TO DINNER
Join us in using cunning stealth and covert organization to surprise our phenomenal Spirit West chefs.  This fund-raiser for the church will take place during the months of March, April and May.  Offer to host a dinner and be surprised by who shows up.  Check the display board at the back of the church, if you see a dinner opportunity that strikes your fancy, talk to Bill C. to make your reservation.  If you wish to host a dinner should contact Bill C. at church on a Sunday or call 780-481-2662.  Please see full details in the church announcement sheet, or contact Bill C.  Bon Appetit!
 

MESSY CHURCH IS COMING BACK!
Messy Church is coming back to Spirit West.  We hope to have a Messy Easter during the weekend of April 6-8.  If you are interested in helping please see Edina or Larry at the Pancake Lunch on Sunday.

 
 GENERAL COUNCIL REMITS 3, 4 & 6
At the Congregational Meeting last Sunday, it was decided that  Remits 3 and 4 will be dealt with at a Congregational Meeting later in the spring. The responses to Remits 3 and 4 must be in to the General Council office by June 2017.  Remit 6 must be voted on by February 2018 so it will be dealt with at a later date. (There are also Remits 5, 7 and 8, but they are only dealt with by Presbyteries and not congregations.) Information about all the Remits can be found online at gc42.ca/remits.
 

CHALLENGES TO MOBILITY?
Spirit West has a Walker (Evolution Xpresso Lite) that is available for use at the church.  The walker can also be borrowed by those whose mobility is temporarily challenged.  For more information about the Walker, please contact the Church office (780-481-1406).
 
 RIDE  TO CHURCH? 
From time to time we encounter people who would like to come to church at Spirit West, but are unable to because they do not have means of transportation.  Can you give a ride? If you would be willing to make yourself available to provide a ride to church please call the church office.  Do you need a ride? Would you like to come to church at Spirit West, but are unable to because you have no ride, please call the church office. (780-481-1406)
 
Spirit West Prayer Chain
The Spirit West Prayer Chain is a group of people who have committed to continue our prayers of concern from Sunday through the week.  To be part of this ministry, email your request to spiritwest.prayerchain@gmail.com .  You may also email a request for prayer to the same email address.  If you would prefer to talk to someone, you can call the church or call Edina T. at 780-481-3508
 
SPIRIT WEST ONLINE!
Our Website is at www.spiritwest.org .
Our  Facebook page is  https://www.facebook.com/SpirtWestUnitedChurch
 Office hours 
-  Monday to Friday 9:30 – 2:30
-  Norma => 9:30 am to 2:30 pm, Monday to Thursday
-  Larry => 9:30 am to 2:30 pm, Tuesday to Friday

Larry

0 Comments

    Author

    Write something about yourself. No need to be fancy, just an overview.

    Archives

    March 2023
    February 2023
    January 2023
    December 2022
    November 2022
    October 2022
    September 2022
    August 2022
    July 2022
    June 2022
    May 2022
    April 2022
    March 2022
    February 2022
    January 2022
    December 2021
    November 2021
    October 2021
    September 2021
    August 2021
    July 2021
    June 2021
    May 2021
    April 2021
    March 2021
    February 2021
    January 2021
    December 2020
    November 2020
    October 2020
    September 2020
    August 2020
    July 2020
    June 2020
    May 2020
    April 2020
    March 2020
    February 2020
    January 2020
    December 2019
    November 2019
    October 2019
    September 2019
    August 2019
    July 2019
    June 2019
    May 2019
    April 2019
    March 2019
    February 2019
    January 2019
    December 2018
    November 2018
    October 2018
    September 2018
    August 2018
    July 2018
    June 2018
    May 2018
    April 2018
    March 2018
    February 2018
    January 2018
    December 2017
    November 2017
    October 2017
    September 2017
    August 2017
    July 2017
    June 2017
    May 2017
    April 2017
    March 2017
    February 2017
    January 2017
    December 2016
    November 2016
    October 2016
    September 2016
    August 2016
    July 2016
    June 2016
    May 2016
    April 2016
    March 2016
    February 2016
    January 2016
    December 2015
    November 2015
    October 2015
    September 2015
    August 2015
    July 2015
    June 2015
    May 2015
    April 2015
    March 2015
    February 2015

    Categories

    All

    RSS Feed

Powered by Create your own unique website with customizable templates.