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June 29, 2017 - Pentecost 4 - Remembering the 150th Anniversary of Confederstion

6/29/2017

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THIS SUNDAY
This Sunday, as we will have just marked the 150th anniversary of Confederation, I am not using the readings from the Lectionary, I have chosen readings that for me speak to Canada, and a vision for our country that may have been in the minds of those around the table at Confederation.  The one reading is from Psalm 72, verse 8 is the clue to its significance for Canada.  The Gospel reading is from John 8 and speaks of what gives us true freedom.  I will look at this passage in the context of the line from our anthem  “…the true north, strong and free.” 
The Scripture readings are Psalm 72: 1-8 (we will actually be singing the Psalm) and John 8: 31-36.    During the Time for All Ages, I will be asking, “Where are you from?”  The title of the sermon is “Strong and Free.”
We will be celebrating the Sacrament of Holy Communion at this Service.

 
KIDS IN CHURCH (yes please)
Although the Sunday School Program is over until the fall, kids are still part of the church.  Now some kids (and some adults) find sitting for a hour a challenge.  I hope that the Sunday Services during the summer will be varied enough to keep everyone interested.  However, we will also have available Activity Packs at the welcome table.  These maroon cases contain paper, pencils, stickers, puzzles and colouring pages which can be explored either in the sanctuary or the lounge.
(Remember Matthew 19:14, Mark 10: 14 and Luke 18:16)

 
SUMMER HOLIDAYS
So, believe it or not, ministers take summer holidays.  I am going to be on holidays from July 3rd to 17th, part of that time we will be spending in Vancouver,  BC.  Margery will representing Alberta at a National UCW event taking place in Vancouver.  I will also be taking some time from July 31st to August 14th.  At that time Rebecca, Paul and I will be going to San Diego for a bit of a holiday and to attend the NAIN (North American Interfaith Network) Connect 2017.  Recently, the Edmonton Interfaith Centre for Education and Action elected Rebecca as their voting delegate to the NAIN Annual General Meeting which will be held during the Connect in San Diego.

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




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June 22nd, 2017 - Third Sunday after Pentecost

6/22/2017

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Greetings,
Things are quieting down now for the summer, but please take note of the request in the announcement about Canada 150 Sunday.

THIS SUNDAY
This Sunday’s Gospel reading contains the reference to God’s care for even the small sparrow.  It is the basis for the old children’s hymn “God sees the little sparrow fall.”  The whole passage is meant as a message of encouragement to the disciples as they are about to embark on their own.  Jesus acknowledges that there will be challenges and even danger in what the disciples are about to do, but that God is with them.  They are really not on their own.  So this Sunday, we will be looking at what it means to be a disciple in our day.  What are the dangers and pitfalls that confront us as modern disciples, and can we hear Jesus’ words of encouragement.
The Scripture readings are Psalm 86:1-10, 16-17 (as found at 803 in Voices United) and Matthew 10:24-39    During the Time for All Ages, I will be talking about God seeing the little sparrow, “God sees the little sparrow.”  The title of the sermon is “Discipleship.”
 

CANADA 150 SUNDAY
During the Service on Sunday, July 2 we will mark the 150th Anniversary of Confederation.  Unfortunately, there is no hospitality team available to provide refreshments after Church on that Sunday.  If you are not on a hospitality team, but would like to help out on this one Sunday, please call Norma at the Church office. (by the way, I think we need a cake!)

  
PRAYER CIRCLE
There is now a Spirit West Prayer Circle.  We gather at the church on Thursday mornings at 10:30. We share a reading, share our stories or concerns, and pray.   There is no “sign-up” for this, just come as you feel the need.  If you are interested, join us on Thursdays.
 
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 => 11:00 am to 4:00 pm, Monday to Thursday for the month of June
-  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


  
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June 15, 2017 - Aboriginal Sunday and Father's Day

6/15/2017

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Greetings,
Things are quieting down now for the summer, but certainly not stopping.
THIS SUNDAY
This Sunday is Father’s Day, and in the United Church Calendar it is Aboriginal Sunday.  Wednesday, June 21 is Aboriginal Day in Canada.  And the United Church of Canada set aside the closest Sunday to June 21 as Aboriginal Sunday.  The purposes of both Aboriginal Day and Aboriginal Sunday are to highlight the contributions to society of people of the Aboriginal Community, and to recognize the ways in which this community has hurt over the years, not the least of which has been the legacy of the Residential School Program.  Since I do not feel confident speaking to this significant topic for our country and our church, I have invited Dr. Lewis Cardinal to speak.  Dr. Cardinal has spent most of his professional life in public service. His long track record of public service includes his involvement with many, many, Human Rights and Social Advocacy Boards. He recently received Canada’s highest Aboriginal recognition award the National Aboriginal Achievement Award for Public Service, as well as receiving the Distinguished Alumni Award from Grant Mac Ewan University, the Anti-Racism Award from the Centre for Race and Culture, and the Alberta Centennial Medal for his work in Human Rights and Diversity. Dr. Cardinal was recently awarded the honourary degree of Doctor of Sacred Letters from St. Stephens College in Edmonton
I chose the readings for Sunday, they are not the Lectionary readings for the day.   The reading from 2 Corinthians (2 Corinthians 13:5-13) is a call to self-examination in the light of Christ’s presence, and the reading from the Gospel (Matthew 5:21-24) is a call to reconciliation.    During the Time for All Ages, I will be talking about testing yourself, “It’s a Test.”  Dr. Cardinal will speak on “Reconciliation, Repatriation and Reciprocity.”

 
MEN’S BREAKFAST – June 17
The Men of Spirit West will this Saturday, June 17 at 8:00 am in the Lower Hall.  Breakfast is open to any man who wants to come out for a great breakfast.  As a note,  each man usually put in $10 dollars, this covers the breakfast supplies and the surplus is put into a fund that offsets the cost of minor repairs around the church. Over breakfast this Saturday, we will be planning the details of the Edmonton Presbytery Barbeque which will be hosted by Spirit West on Tuesday, June 20.

 
 PRAYER CIRCLE
There is now a Spirit West Prayer Circle.  We gather at the church on Thursday mornings at 10:30. We share a reading, share our stories or concerns, and pray.   There is no “sign-up” for this, just come as you feel the need.  If you are interested, join us on Thursdays.
 
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 => 11:00 am to 4:00 pm, Monday to Thursday for June
-  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



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June 8, 2017 - Trinity Sunday

6/8/2017

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​Greetings,
THIS SUNDAY
We are back to gold for one Sunday, Trinity Sunday.  You may remember that this is the Sunday that commemorates a belief or doctrine of the Church that many people have trouble understanding.  I remember a “discussion” I had when I was a student minister in New Brunswick with a “Jesus Pentecostal” (as in “we baptize in the name of Je-sus”)   Of course they do not accept the doctrine of the Trinity.  I had to ask him if he believed in one God – Yes.  Did he believe in Jesus, Divine Son of God – Yes.  Did he believe in the Holy Spirit, the Advocated of God – Yes.  Did he believe in one God – Yes.    Sounded like he believed in God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit.  That’s three.  We have called that the Trinity.  He could call it what he wanted.  Anyway, the Trinity is not a mathematical formula, it’s a way of understanding the breadth of God’s revelation to us.  But I am leaving further elaboration of this to Edina.  I am not going to be here on Sunday.  I will be participating in the Intercultural Ministry Celebration at Kirk United
The Scripture readings for Sunday are Genesis 1:1 – 2:4a and 2 Corinthians 13: 11-13, you will also be sharing in the reading of Psalm 8.  During the Time for All Ages, Edina will be asking the question, “What is Trinity.”  The title of her reflection is “Three in One”

 
INTERCULTURAL WORSHIP SERVICE -  SUNDAY, JUNE 11, 2017
Marking 92 years of the United Church and 150 years of Confederation
Begins at 9:30 am for the Smudging Ceremony outside; then Pre-worship for Bible study begins at 9:45am
The Worship Service begins at 10:00 a.m.
KIRK UNITED CHURCH CENTRE -13535 - 122 Avenue,
 

As a special note, Saturday, June 10 is the 92nd Anniversary of the Inauguration of the United Church of Canada.  This took place at the Mutual Street Arena in Toronto (demolished for condo development in 1989).  The United Church of Canada was established by an Act of the Canadian Parliament (14-15 George V c. 100, The United Church of Canada Act)  Legislation was apparently needed to facilitate the transfer of real property from the founding denominations to the United Church.  United Church of Canada Acts were also passed by the Government of Saskatchewan (Statutes of Saskatchewan, 1924, chapter 64) and Manitoba (RSM 1990 c. 200)  I am not sure why Manitoba passed legislation as late as 1990, there is reference in the Manitoba act to previous legislation from 1924.
 
 
With One Voice – Hymns and Choral Works of the Reformation Era
The Catholic Archdiocese of Edmonton and the Alberta-BC District of  the Lutheran Church-Canada, are pleased to invite you to an ecumenical concert on Sunday, June 11, 2017 at 2:00 pm to mark the 500th Anniversary of the Reformation.  The Concert will take place at St. Joseph’s Basilica, 10044 -113 St.

  
THE SPIRIT WEST WOMEN’S GROUP AGM – Monday, June 12
The Annual General Meeting of the Spirit West Women’s Group will be held at 6:00 pm on Monday, June 12.  The evening will begin with a catered supper at a cost of $20 per person.  If you intend to go to the meeting and have not signed up, please contact the church or Terri-Lynn H. as soon as possible (or no supper for you).  The AGM will follow the meal, and will include the election of Officers.  If you have any questions contact Liz O. or Terri-Lynn H.

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

  
EXTREME HUNGER APPEAL – United Church of Canda
The United Church of Canada is launching an Extreme Hunger Appeal as the humanitarian crisis in Kenya, Nigeria, Somalia, South Sudan, and Yemen reaches grave levels.
 
Starvation and extreme hunger are rapidly reaching a scale the world has not seen before in Nigeria, Somalia, South Sudan, and Yemen. There is also extreme hunger, malnutrition, and starvation in Kenya. Vulnerable people are most impacted, including children.
 
Small-scale farmers supply the majority of food in Africa. But climate change has created a devastating and prolonged drought, resulting in both water and food shortages. Farmers are unable to grow crops and their livestock have died. Ongoing conflict is also contributing to the crisis as many families are forced to flee their homes, farms, and livelihoods.
 
The people of Nigeria, South Sudan, Somalia, Yemen, and Kenya urgently need your help. All donations raised for this appeal will go to our long-term Mission & Service partners, including ACT Alliance, which is saving lives in the region. 
 
Donate Now
 
Online via the United Church of Canada’s  secure donation page.
 
Phone 416-231-5931 or toll-free 1-800-268-3781 ext. 2738 and use your Visa or MasterCard.
 
Send a cheque, money order, or Visa or MasterCard information with donation amount to:
 
The United Church of Canada
Philanthropy Unit - Emergency Response
3250 Bloor Street West, Suite 300
Toronto, ON M8X 2Y4
 
Please be sure to note "Emergency Response—Extreme Hunger Appeal" on the face of your cheque.
 
Note: As part of the United Church’s Emergency Response Fund, 100% of your donation goes directly to emergency relief with 85% of your donation responding to this designated emergency and 15% responding to future emergencies that do not receive intense media coverage. Donations to Mission & Service enable the United Church to cover all of the costs of emergency response work without deducting any fees from your donation.
 
Pray for the millions of people in Kenya, Nigeria, South Sudan, Somalia, and Yemen facing extreme drought, food insecurity, malnutrition, and conflict, and for our Mission & Service partners working on the ground to meet the needs of those affected.
 

 
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

 


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June 1, 2017 - Pentecost with communion and the Celebration of hurch School

6/1/2017

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Greetings,
THIS SUNDAY
The change of the font colour from gold to red should give you a clue that there is something different happening this Sunday. This Sunday is Pentecost, the fiftieth day after Easter.  The scriptures record in Acts that on this day the disciples were gathered in a room in Jerusalem, wondering what to do next.  It seemed that Jesus was really gone now, they watched him being taken up into heaven.  But he had told them to stick around for the coming of the Spirit.  So there they were in Jerusalem not really sure what “the coming of the Spirit” meant, and not really sure if they would recognize the Spirit’s coming when (and if) it did happen.  It does happen, and some wonderful things follow.  It seems that the Spirit is what they needed.  And the passage from 1 Corinthians elaborates on the gifts of the Spirit.  Pentecost is often considered the birthday of the Church.
The scripture readings for Sunday are Act 2: 1-21 and 1 Corinthians 12:3b-13.  In the Time for All Ages, I will be asking, “What is the Church”  The sermon is titled, “The gifts of the Spirit”
We will be having Sunday School Presentations and we will celebrate the Sacrament of Holy Communion.  Come dressed casually because the Service will be followed by the…
 

SPIRIT WEST CHURCH PICNIC
After church this Sunday, June 4 we will have our Sunday School/Church Picnic.  Let’s get together for Food, Fellowship and Fun. The food will be provided, and there will be games.  The picnic will happen rain or shine (but pray for “shine).
 

 With One Voice – Hymns and Choral Works of the Reformation Era
The Catholic Archdiocese of Edmonton and the Alberta-BC District of  the Lutheran Church-Canada, are pleased to invite you to an ecumenical concert on Sunday, June 11, 2017 at 2:00 pm to mark the 500th Anniversary of the Reformation.  The Concert will take place at St. Joseph’s Basilica, 10044 -113 St.
 

 PRAYER CIRCLE
There is now a Spirit West Prayer Circle.  We gather at the church on Thursday mornings at 10:30. We 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.
 

 EXTREME HUNGER APPEAL – United Church of Canda
The United Church of Canada is launching an Extreme Hunger Appeal as the humanitarian crisis in Kenya, Nigeria, Somalia, South Sudan, and Yemen reaches grave levels.
 
Starvation and extreme hunger are rapidly reaching a scale the world has not seen before in Nigeria, Somalia, South Sudan, and Yemen. There is also extreme hunger, malnutrition, and starvation in Kenya. Vulnerable people are most impacted, including children.
 
Small-scale farmers supply the majority of food in Africa. But climate change has created a devastating and prolonged drought, resulting in both water and food shortages. Farmers are unable to grow crops and their livestock have died. Ongoing conflict is also contributing to the crisis as many families are forced to flee their homes, farms, and livelihoods.
 
The people of Nigeria, South Sudan, Somalia, Yemen, and Kenya urgently need your help. All donations raised for this appeal will go to our long-term Mission & Service partners, including ACT Alliance, which is saving lives in the region. 
 
Donate Now
 
Online via the United Church of Canada’s  secure donation page.
 
Phone 416-231-5931 or toll-free 1-800-268-3781 ext. 2738 and use your Visa or MasterCard.
 
Send a cheque, money order, or Visa or MasterCard information with donation amount to:
 
The United Church of Canada
Philanthropy Unit - Emergency Response
3250 Bloor Street West, Suite 300
Toronto, ON M8X 2Y4
 
Please be sure to note "Emergency Response—Extreme Hunger Appeal" on the face of your cheque.
 
Note: As part of the United Church’s Emergency Response Fund, 100% of your donation goes directly to emergency relief with 85% of your donation responding to this designated emergency and 15% responding to future emergencies that do not receive intense media coverage. Donations to Mission & Service enable the United Church to cover all of the costs of emergency response work without deducting any fees from your donation.
 
Pray for the millions of people in Kenya, Nigeria, South Sudan, Somalia, and Yemen facing extreme drought, food insecurity, malnutrition, and conflict, and for our Mission & Service partners working on the ground to meet the needs of those affected.
 

 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 => June hours – 11:00 am to 4:00 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




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