This newsletter is packed with great information, so keep scrolling to the end!

We now celebrate the Eucharist by sharing both the bread and the wine. As with all our Sunday liturgies, it is your choice as to how you want to participate - "all may, none must."

For sanitary reasons, Bishop John has asked that we not practice "intinction" - dipping the host in the wine. 

Common sense rules still apply - if you are not feeling well, please stay at home and participate on Zoom at 10:15. Mask wearing in church is optional but encouraged, and vaccination passports are no longer required. If you have not been vaccinated, please consider making use of Zoom.

Zoom Telephone access: 778 907-2071
Meeting ID: 966 4350 2660#

After a false start last week, this Sunday we will resume our coffee time following the 10:15 service. 

If there are any leftover scones from Saturday's tea, we will serve them!

Mousa will be back to set up the tables and chairs and make the coffee and tea for us. For those of you who have not yet met him, Mousa arrived in Canada as a refugee from Lebanon about three years ago. We are working to bring the rest of his family to Canada. 

Come and enjoy a delicious scone with homemade jam and coffee or tea when you pick up your pre-ordered hanging flower baskets.

We ordered some extra stock to sell on Saturday. It appears they ran out of hanging baskets and sent potted flowers instead. They are a little heavier and more substantial than the baskets. Still only $35. Come early to avoid disappointment.

If you have pre-ordered, please come early for best selection as there is some variation in colour.

Our lunch program continues with great food and fellowship! 

Our guest speaker will be Paula Darwent showing some photos of her recent travels.

Please reserve your spot by noon on Wednesday May 4. Call the office at 604 987-0432 to register.

Your minimum donation of $10 covers the cost of the restaurant-quality meal. A vegetarian option is available - let us know when you register.

This program is offered in partnership with Sharing Abundance.

No tickets: admission by donation. 

The City of North Vancouver is seeking public input on the Upper Levels Greenway project. For more information and to participate in the survey, click on the link below.