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December 22nd, 2022

12/22/2022

Office Hours

Norma => office closed at 5pm, Dec 22, reopening Jan 3, 2023 at 9am.
Eli => Eli will be with their family until January 5, but is available by phone or text if an urgent matter arises. 780-298-4363

Greetings

Sunday, December 22, 2022 – Christmas

Merry Christmas everyone! We have made it through the longest night, and the light of the world is being born in our midst in this mystical, magical season.

What is it about this story that has so captured our imaginations that we can’t help but pile on layers of meaning and mystery? In ancient legends, animals talked. Later, reindeer flew, and now elves move about our homes. We know the season is special, we can feel it and so we try to find ways to maintain the sense of awe.

Many of us have worn a bathrobe or a tinsel halo to be a shepherd or an angel in a Christmas play. In fact I would guess it’s the most acted out story of the Bible. Sure, there are Easter plays, and Noah’s ark play sets, but there are crèches, manger scenes, from the smallest tree ornaments to giant displays in public view all around the world.

I think perhaps we get so into Christmas because this is the story about how God becomes one of us. The story is so accessible anyone can find a character that feels a bit like themselves. God becomes one of us so we can learn how to be like God - not striving for power, but coming alongside us, breaking down, if only for one night, the barriers that keep us apart.

I’m really excited for our Christmas Eve service. There are lots of carols and three special musical offerings. The heart of the service is Jean Little’s Pippen the Christmas Pig. We will all have the opportunity to wear a headdress and play a part in creating a living crèche. We will light candles and sing Silent Night.

The church will be sent out to be the body of Christ in the world, and we will reconvene for worship January 8.

I will be available by call or text to 780-298-4363, and back in the office by January 5.

Merry Christmas!!

(Rev) Eli Carter-Morgan (they/them)
Spirit West United Church
Proud to share the land through Treaty 6

DATES TO REMEMBER:

Christmas Eve Service – 6:30 pm, Sat, Dec. 24

No service Dec 25, 2022 and Jan 1, 2023
First service of 2023 – Jan. 8th at 10:30 am

LEADERS for January 8, 2023

Scripture Reader – Sheila Hoy
Projectionist – Norma Balcombe
Hospitality Team – Hemmerling – Georgina, Doreen, Rhea, Glenna

YouTube Videos Worship Services – December 24 – also, in person worship service
To watch online, you will need to go to YouTube and google “Spirit West United Church”. This action will bring you to the Spirit West United Church YouTube page.

SPIRIT WEST PRAYER CHAIN
Prayer is important. We know that people face challenges and difficulties and we cannot forget them. Our Prayer Chain continues to be active. If you have a prayer request, please send it to spiritwest.prayerchain@gmail.com. These requests will be shared regularly with the prayer chain and may form part of the Prayers of the People in our Sunday Worship.
Please remember to have people removed from the prayer chain if the prayers are no longer needed.

YOUR BOTTLES FOR THE CHURCH
You may have bottles piling up for recycling. You can bring them to the church (or you can call for pick up). If you want to bring your bottles (and any other recyclable beverage containers) in during our office hours and put them directly in the Bottle Shed (by the garage), give us a call, and we can have the shed open for you. All money raised from the return of bottles goes towards paying down the principal and interest on our mortgage.

FINANCIAL SUPPORT

We can accept donations by eTransfer. The contact name for the eTransfer is Spirit West United Church, and the email address is spiritw@telus.net . If you include a security question with your eTransfer, please notify Norma at the church office by phone or email of the answer.
And remember that if you are not on PAR(Pre-Authorized Remittance) or even if you are , you can mail in cheques to the church office (Spirit West United Church, 7003 – 199 St. NW Edmonton, AB T5T 3A8, include your envelope number if you have one.)
You can drop off your offering/donation in the offering plate just inside the front doors or place it in the mailbox.
You can also donate online by checking out the online donation option on our website spiritwest.org and click on the Donate tab in the navigation bar.

SPIRIT WEST ONLINE!
Website: www.spiritwest.org
Facebook: Spirit West United Church and Friends of Spirit West Outreach
Instagram: spiritwestyeg
YouTube: Spirt West United Church, Edmonton

Merry Christmas to you and yours!

Thank you,

Norma Balcombe
Office Administrator
Spirit West United Church
7003 - 199st.NW Edmonton, AB T5T 3A8
phone:     (780) 481-1406
email:     spiritw@telus.net
website: www.spiritwest.org

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December 15, 2022 - Advent 4 - Love

12/15/2022

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Greetings

Sunday, December 18, 2022 – Advent 4 - Love
Joseph takes centre stage this week as we light the candle of love. In Joseph we learn a lot about love, what it means to be a family, and maybe some hints about who Jesus is expected to be.

Joseph was stuck in a dilemma. He was expected to divorce Mary because she was pregnant but they were not yet married. He had to decide whether to do it publicly to make sure he saved his own reputation so no one suspected he had broken his society’s expectations of marriage, or privately, to save Mary any further public disgrace. He had decided to do the most loving thing he could imagine in that moment, and divorce her privately.

In a dream an angel opened his heart and mind to a new possibility he had never imagined before. Maybe there was an even more loving option available to him. He could marry her- and he did.

Do you ever feel caught between two choices and neither one feels right? Of course you do – that is life. Of course you pray about them too, just as Joseph must have. Maybe an angel will come to you with a whole new possibility. Maybe your eyes will open to a different way, a more loving way than you had ever even dreamed before?

We are coming into the season of lots of family gatherings for many of us, and we often face difficult moments and choices. May your hearts and minds be filled with peace that your lips may bring forth good news for those around you. As our moderator said in her Christmas message – May you see and hear the good news of Christmas, may you be the good news of Christmas. You can see Carmen (The Right Reverend Doctor Landsdown)’s whole message here https://youtu.be/EJk922g8JPA

(Rev) Eli Carter-Morgan (they/them)
Spirit West United Church
Proud to share the land through Treaty 6

LIVING NATIVITY - Final session of our four week Advent small group study. Take a closer look at the figures in your Nativity Set and draw closer to the Mystery of the Incarnation. Join us this Sat at 10am or next Wed, Dec 17 at 2pm even if you have not come before. Coffee and snack provided. Please allow 90 minutes so we can enjoy our time together.
Session 4 – Is Everybody Here?

BISSELL CENTRE APPEAL - CHRISTMAS GIVINGS – in previous years the churches of Edmonton have supported the Bissell Center with White Gift Sunday offerings during Advent. This year the Inner City Pastoral Ministry (ICPM) has sent us an letter appealing for our help in other ways. Edmonton’s most vulnerable are growing in numbers and more are being forced to live in make shift tents on our snowy streets and many are dealing with the current painful shingella outbreak. As we all know the rising cost of food and utilities is difficult to manage and some of these folks are having to make decisions regarding a warm place to live or food on the table.
I will be collecting the following needed items this Sunday from those of you that are able to give, and I will deliver them to the Bissell Center on Dec 20th:

Urgent need: Gift Cards for Grocery Stores (Sobeys/Safeway/Superstore/Fresh Co/Walmart, etc.), Bus tickets
Warm items: Gloves, thick socks, toques, thermal underwear, hand/foot warmers, blankets
Basic items: Toothbrushes, toothpaste, shampoo, razors, men’s and ladies underwear

As we have in the past because of your generosity with Outreach donations, Spirit West will also be making a monetary donation to the Bissell Centre and the Food Bank to help where they see fit during this difficult time.
Lori Walkhouse, Outreach Chair

MEN’S BREAKFAST, 8:30 am, Sat, Dec 17
Gather with other men of the congregation in the Lower Hall for fellowship and a breakfast of pancakes, sausages and eggs. Come a few minutes early and help cook if you would like. All men welcome!

DATES TO REMEMBER:

Men’s Breakfast – 8:30 am, Sat, Dec 17
Christmas Eve Service – 6:30 pm, Sat, Dec. 24

No service Dec 25, 2022 and Jan 1, 2023

LEADERS for Dec 18

Scripture Reader – Rhea Olson
Projectionist – Norma Balcombe
Hospitality Team – Ludlow – Diane, Norma, Bruce & Carol

YouTube Videos Worship Services – December 18 – also, in person worship service
To watch online, you will need to go to YouTube and google “Spirit West United Church”. This action will bring you to the Spirit West United Church YouTube page.

SPIRIT WEST PRAYER CHAIN
Prayer is important. We know that people face challenges and difficulties and we cannot forget them. Our Prayer Chain continues to be active. If you have a prayer request, please send it to spiritwest.prayerchain@gmail.com. These requests will be shared regularly with the prayer chain and may form part of the Prayers of the People in our Sunday Worship.
Please remember to have people removed from the prayer chain if the prayers are no longer needed.

YOUR BOTTLES FOR THE CHURCH
You may have bottles piling up for recycling. You can bring them to the church (or you can call for pick up). If you want to bring your bottles (and any other recyclable beverage containers) in during our office hours and put them directly in the Bottle Shed (by the garage), give us a call, and we can have the shed open for you. All money raised from the return of bottles goes towards paying down the principal and interest on our mortgage.

FINANCIAL SUPPORT

We can accept donations by eTransfer. The contact name for the eTransfer is Spirit West United Church, and the email address is spiritw@telus.net . If you include a security question with your eTransfer, please notify Norma at the church office by phone or email of the answer.
And remember that if you are not on PAR(Pre-Authorized Remittance) or even if you are , you can mail in cheques to the church office (Spirit West United Church, 7003 – 199 St. NW Edmonton, AB T5T 3A8, include your envelope number if you have one.)
You can drop off your offering/donation in the offering plate just inside the front doors or place it in the mailbox.
You can also donate online by checking out the online donation option on our website spiritwest.org and click on the Donate tab in the navigation bar.

Office Hours

Norma => Mon, Dec 19 – vacation; Tues, Wed, Thurs – noon to 5pm, office closed Dec 24, 2022 to Jan 2, 2023 inclusive.
Eli => Eli working Hours (subject to change) – Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday 1-9, Friday, 9-5. If there is anyone Eli should visit before Christmas, please let them know. They will be available by phone or text for emergencies over the holidays and back in the building January 5. – Eli is trying to get to know members of the congregation and they would love to meet with you in your homes, their office, or a favourite coffee shop. They are hoping to meet with a few each week.

Office will be closed from Friday, Dec 23, 2022 to Jan 2, 2023, reopening at noon on Tuesday, Jan 3, 2023

SPIRIT WEST ONLINE!
Website: www.spiritwest.org
Facebook: Spirit West United Church and Friends of Spirit West Outreach
Instagram: spiritwestyeg
YouTube: Spirt West United Church, Edmonton

Thank you,
Norma Balcombe
Office Administrator
Spirit West United Church
7003 - 199st.NW Edmonton, AB T5T 3A8
phone:     (780) 481-1406
email:     spiritw@telus.net
website: www.spiritwest.org

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December 8, 2022 - Advent 3 - Joy

12/8/2022

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Office Hours

Norma => Mon & Wed – noon to 5pm, Tues – 9 to 11 am (I will be attending the Northern Spirit Region Church Administrator’s lunch) and Thurs 7:30am to 12:30pm
Eli => working Hours (subject to change) Wed-Thurs. 11-9, Saturday-Sunday 9-4 (Off Friday in Lieu for working a Monday earlier in the month) – Eli is trying to get to know members of the congregation and they would love to meet with you in your homes, their office, or a favourite coffee shop. They are hoping to meet with a few each week.

New item – Men’s Breakfast

Greetings

Sunday, December 11, 2022 – Advent 3 - Joy
Where do we find our joy?
Mary of Nazareth proclaims her joy this week after her encounter with the angel and the greeting of her supportive relative Elizabeth. My soul magnifies the Lord and my spirit rejoices in God my saviour the song begins. Why is she so happy? What is it that God has done that is so wonderful?
o you remember how her song goes?
God lifts up the lowly and feeds the hungry, confuses the powerful, and brings about a whole new (renewed) way of being. (Luke 1 26-56 – though we only have her song as our reading)

Our other reading comes from the Gospel of Matthew and is a question from the disciples of John the Baptist wondering if Jesus really is the chosen one? (Matthew 11: 2-11) With what proof are they sent back? Jesus caring for those who need it most. The choir will also sing about the question “When will Messiah Come?”.

Where do we look for God? In our scriptures today we see the place to find God is amongst the lowly, the forgotten, the sick and the poor. How do we train our eyes to see God in these unexpected places? How do we find God’s joy? With the children I am going to read “How the Grinch Stole Christmas” because I think that it tells a wonderful story about joy.

It can feel like we are all chasing some kind of Christmas high – the feeling that God really has come near to us this year. I think over the past two “pandemic Christmases” we have missed so many of the experiences of where we are used to feeling those moments when heaven and earth seem closer than ever, that God is with us, Emanuel – is present amongst us. Have you felt God’s presence in unexpected places?

Have your past two Christmases given you new experiences of where to look for those holy moments where you can see the potential of heaven and nature singing? Are there old traditions that might feel new again?

Remember that your Christmas doesn’t have to be perfect – the first one certainly wasn’t – a borrowed feed trough, shepherds, strangers from a far off land who unwittingly bring the rage of an insecure despot. But God was with us, in flesh with us that first Christmas and will be with us now, may we be blessed with the eyes enough to see. As you do whatever it is you do to prepare, may God show up in unexpected ways to bring you comfort and cheer.

(Rev) Eli Carter-Morgan (they/them)
Spirit West United Church
Proud to share the land through Treaty 6

LIVING NATIVITY - A four week Advent small group study. Take a closer look at the figures in your Nativity Set and draw closer to the Mystery of the Incarnation. Join just once or for all four sessions. Each will be offered twice – Wednesday afternoon at 2 and Saturday Morning at 10. Coffee and snack provided. Please allow 90 minutes so we can enjoy our time together.
Session 3 - At the Edge of the Creche Sat Dec 10 and Wed Dec 14
Session 4 – Is Everybody Here? Sat Dec 17 and Wed Dec 21

BISSELL CENTRE APPEAL - CHRISTMAS GIVINGS – in previous years the churches of Edmonton have supported the Bissell Center with White Gift Sunday offerings during Advent. This year the Inner City Pastoral Ministry (ICPM) has sent us an letter appealing for our help in other ways. Edmonton’s most vulnerable are growing in numbers and more are being forced to live in make shift tents on our snowy streets and many are dealing with the current painful shingella outbreak. As we all know the rising cost of food and utilities is difficult to manage and some of these folks are having to make decisions regarding a warm place to live or food on the table.
On the Advent Sundays of the 11th and 18th of December I will be collecting the following needed items from those of you that are able to give, and I will deliver them to the Bissell Center on the 20th of December.

Urgent need: Gift Cards for Grocery Stores (Sobeys/Safeway/Superstore/Fresh Co/Walmart, etc.), Bus tickets
Warm items: Gloves, thick socks, toques, thermal underwear, hand/foot warmers, blankets
Basic items: Toothbrushes, toothpaste, shampoo, razors, men’s and ladies underwear

Men’s Breakfast – 8:30 am, Sat, Dec 17
Christmas Eve Service – 6:30 pm, Sat, Dec. 24

No service Dec 25, 2022 and Jan 1, 2023

LEADERS for Dec 11

Scripture Reader – Bill Callas
Projectionist – Bruce Corbett
Hospitality Team – Callas – Carol & Bill, Sue & Gerry

LEADERS for Dec 18

Scripture Reader – Rhea Olson
Projectionist – Tiegan Benson
Hospitality Team – Ludlow – Diane, Norma, Bruce & Carol

YouTube Videos Worship Services – December 11 – also, in person worship service
To watch online, you will need to go to YouTube and google “Spirit West United Church”. This action will bring you to the Spirit West United Church YouTube page.

SPIRIT WEST PRAYER CHAIN
Prayer is important. We know that people face challenges and difficulties and we cannot forget them. Our Prayer Chain continues to be active. If you have a prayer request, please send it to spiritwest.prayerchain@gmail.com. These requests will be shared regularly with the prayer chain and may form part of the Prayers of the People in our Sunday Worship.
Please remember to have people removed from the prayer chain if the prayers are no longer needed.

YOUR BOTTLES FOR THE CHURCH
You may have bottles piling up for recycling. You can bring them to the church (or you can call for pick up). If you want to bring your bottles (and any other recyclable beverage containers) in during our office hours and put them directly in the Bottle Shed (by the garage), give us a call, and we can have the shed open for you. All money raised from the return of bottles goes towards paying down the principal and interest on our mortgage.

FINANCIAL SUPPORT
We can accept donations by eTransfer. The contact name for the eTransfer is Spirit West United Church, and the email address is spiritw@telus.net . If you include a security question with your eTransfer, please notify Norma at the church office by phone or email of the answer.

And remember that if you are not on PAR(Pre-Authorized Remittance) or even if you are , you can mail in cheques to the church office (Spirit West United Church, 7003 – 199 St. NW Edmonton, AB T5T 3A8, include your envelope number if you have one.)
You can drop off your offering/donation in the offering plate just inside the front doors or place it in the mailbox.
You can also donate online by checking out the online donation option on our website spiritwest.org and click on the Donate tab in the navigation bar.

SPIRIT WEST ONLINE!
Website: www.spiritwest.org
Facebook: Spirit West United Church and Friends of Spirit West Outreach
Instagram: spiritwestyeg
YouTube: Spirt West United Church, Edmonton

Thank you,
Norma Balcombe
Office Administrator
Spirit West United Church
7003 - 199st.NW Edmonton, AB T5T 3A8
phone:     (780) 481-1406
email:     spiritw@telus.net
website: www.spiritwest.org

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December 4, 2022 - Advent 2 - Peace

12/1/2022

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Office Hours

Norma => Mon – 10:30am – 5pm, Tues & Wed – noon to 5pm; Thurs 7:30am to 12:30pm
Eli => working Hours (subject to change) – Wed-Thurs. 11-9, Friday-Sunday 9-4 – Eli is trying to get to know members of the congregation and they would love to meet with you in your homes, their office, or a favourite coffee shop. They are hoping to meet with a few each week.

Greetings

Sunday, December 4, 2022 – Advent 2 - Peace
The snow is flying and it definitely feels to me like advent is actually here. Maybe it’s the new page on the calendar, or the advent calendars that start on December 1st. While we are trying to shovel a straight path on our sidewalk, we are being called to prepare the way of the Lord and make a straight path through the desert. John the Baptist has separated himself from society and preaches that we need to change our direction and refocus on the way of God. In what ways are each of us caught up in the values of the society around us where we lose sight of God’s dream? Isaiah the prophet imagines a world where the poor and meek are judged with equity and the powerful no longer have the ability to harm them.

When I look at my calendar for the week ahead, I see a reference to a day for people with disabilities and a day to stop violence against women. Both of these acknowledged days tie right in to this week’s scripture. For people with mobility concerns, a literal straight, or easy path is important to be able to get to where they are going. Making things easier for everyone who has to overcome extra barriers is a part of the way we prepare the way for God among us. After all, God’s voice may come to us through those who live with many types of disabilities – if we can open our hearts to understand their message.

John the Baptist isn’t afraid to confront people who use their positions of power to harm the vulnerable. Religious leaders are watched especially closely both by John the Baptist and by our culture today, and both for good reason. Those of us who hold power must use and share it responsibly.   As a trans-masculine person (I was assigned female at birth, but I identify as non-binary), I readily see the privilege society automatically gives to those perceived as male.    Women, especially older women and/or women of colour step out of my way quickly to give me a straight path. That is the way of the world, we automatically make extra space for some people, without even thinking about it. Although we condemn violence against women with our words, we have a long way to go to change the way our society tolerates misogyny in various forms, so we continue to remember what happened years ago in Montreal. Like John the Baptist speaking out against abuses in his time, we listen for and challenge the lies brought forward to promote violence against women. We learn to make spaces safer for all people.

Over the years, how has our church helped to build up that dream of God’s vision for humanity? As a congregation we are grieving because one of our founding members has died. We will celebrate Janice Shield’s life on Monday at 2.   Her dream for her church outlived her as we continue to imagine that a better world is possible, and we can be a part of making it come true.

Our scriptures are Isaiah 11:1-9 and Matthew 3: 1-12.
With the children we will talk about John the Baptist. I promise not to feed them grasshoppers and wild honey.
(Rev) Eli Carter-Morgan (they/them)
Spirit West United Church
Proud to share the land through Treaty 6

Janice Shields – it is with great sadness that we announce that Janice passed away early in the morning on Monday, Nov. 28. Janice was one of the founding members of our congregation and very active in the church. Her obituary will be in the Edmonton Journal on Friday. Janice’s Celebration of Life service will be held here at the church at 2pm on Monday, Dec 5. We hope that you can come to remember Janice and to support Terri-Lynn, Mike and all the family.

LIVING NATIVITY - A four week Advent small group study. Take a closer look at the figures in your Nativity Set and draw closer to the Mystery of the Incarnation. Join just once or for all four sessions. Each will be offered twice – Wednesday afternoon at 2 and Saturday Morning at 10. Coffee and snack provided. Please allow 90 minutes so we can enjoy our time together.
Session 2 – Feet on the Ground           Sat Dec 3 and Wed Dec 7
Session 3 - At the Edge of the Creche Sat Dec 10 and Wed Dec 14
Session 4 – Is Everybody Here?          Sat Dec 17 and Wed Dec 21

BISSELL CENTRE APPEAL - CHRISTMAS GIVINGS – in previous years the churches of Edmonton have supported the Bissell Center with White Gift Sunday offerings during Advent. This year the Inner City Pastoral Ministry (ICPM) has sent us an letter appealing for our help in other ways.   Edmonton’s most vulnerable are growing in numbers and more are being forced to live in make shift tents on our snowy streets and many are dealing with the current painful shingella outbreak. As we all know the rising cost of food and utilities is difficult to manage and some of these folks are having to make decisions regarding a warm place to live or food on the table.
On the Advent Sundays of the 11th and 18th of December I will be collecting the following needed items from those of you that are able to give, and I will deliver them to the Bissell Center on the 20th of December.

Urgent need: Gift Cards for Grocery Stores (Sobeys/Safeway/Superstore/Fresh Co/Walmart, etc.), Bus tickets
Warm items: Gloves, thick socks, toques, thermal underwear, hand/foot warmers, blankets
Basic items: Toothbrushes, toothpaste, shampoo, razors, men’s and ladies underwear

Christmas Eve Service – 6:30 pm, Sat, Dec. 24

No service Dec 25, 2022 and Jan 1, 2023

LEADERS for Dec 4

Scripture Reader – Paul Fujishige
Projectionist – Norma Balcombe
Hospitality Team – Sather – Ramona, Isobel, Colleen

LEADERS for Dec 11

Scripture Reader – Bill Callas
Projectionist – Bruce Corbett
Hospitality Team – Callas – Bill & Carol, Gerry & Sue

YouTube Videos Worship Services – December 4 – also, in person worship service
To watch online, you will need to go to YouTube and google “Spirit West United Church”. This action will bring you to the Spirit West United Church YouTube page.

SPIRIT WEST PRAYER CHAIN
Prayer is important. We know that people face challenges and difficulties and we cannot forget them. Our Prayer Chain continues to be active. If you have a prayer request, please send it to spiritwest.prayerchain@gmail.com. These requests will be shared regularly with the prayer chain and may form part of the Prayers of the People in our Sunday Worship.
Please remember to have people removed from the prayer chain if the prayers are no longer needed.

YOUR BOTTLES FOR THE CHURCH
You may have bottles piling up for recycling. You can bring them to the church (or you can call for pick up). If you want to bring your bottles (and any other recyclable beverage containers) in during our office hours and put them directly in the Bottle Shed (by the garage), give us a call, and we can have the shed open for you. All money raised from the return of bottles goes towards paying down the principal and interest on our mortgage.

FINANCIAL SUPPORT
We can accept donations by eTransfer. The contact name for the eTransfer is Spirit West United Church, and the email address is spiritw@telus.net . If you include a security question with your eTransfer, please notify Norma at the church office by phone or email of the answer.

And remember that if you are not on PAR(Pre-Authorized Remittance) or even if you are , you can mail in cheques to the church office (Spirit West United Church, 7003 – 199 St. NW Edmonton, AB T5T 3A8, include your envelope number if you have one.)
You can drop off your offering/donation in the offering plate just inside the front doors or place it in the mailbox.
You can also donate online by checking out the online donation option on our website spiritwest.org and click on the Donate tab in the navigation bar.

SPIRIT WEST ONLINE!
Website: www.spiritwest.org
Facebook: Spirit West United Church and Friends of Spirit West Outreach
Instagram: spiritwestyeg
YouTube: Spirt West United Church, Edmonton

Thank you,

Norma Balcombe
Office Administrator
Spirit West United Church
7003 - 199st.NW Edmonton, AB T5T 3A8
phone: (780) 481-1406
email: spiritw@telus.net
website: www.spiritwest.org

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