Click on the link below to attend the 10:15 AM service via Zoom:

Telephone access: 778 907-2071

Meeting ID: 966 4350 2660

Ann Fairchild was an active member of our congregation for many years until she and her husband Peter moved to Vancouver Island a few years ago.

Ann died on August 12 after a long illness. She was with her family, including her children and granchildren, when she died.

There was a Memorial service on August 29 at St Mark's, Qualicum Beach. We will hold a service at St Agnes on September 16 and expect to welcome many of Ann's friends from the lower mainland.

A reception in the hall will follow the service. All are welcome to attend.

Tae and Tak Maeda are hosting a special concert featuring special guest performers. There will be a wide variety of pop and jazz tunes plus a few surprises.

All proceeds will go to help buy winter clothes for the recently arrived refugee family St Agnes Church has co-sponsored with the Karibu group. 

Admission by donation. Concert begins at 7:30 and will last for about 1 hour.

Hello Everyone,
I hope that this summer has been treating you well!

On September 14 at 2pm the 101st Mexico Trip Pathfinders will be gracing the stage at Presentation House Theatre.  They will be joined by the stage combat team of Affair of Honor and dancer Virginia Duivenvoorden.  And for some extra fun Gord Roberts will play the piano too!  Bri and I will be doing a dance duet - now that's worth seeing!

Even if you're not able to make it in person, please consider purchasing a ticket so that we can get the girls to Mexico in 2025!

Thank you for your support!!

Best
Giselle & Bri

I am participating in the 2024 Walk & Roll for MDC to help break down barriers for the neuromuscular community. By sponsoring me today, you are supporting MDC's full spectrum of programs, services, and supports for the thousands of Canadians of all ages living with a neuromuscular disorder. Together, with your support we can fund cutting-edge research, provide funding for life-changing equipment, engage through community, education and advocacy, and lead policy, to enhance the lives of the neuromuscular community.

Thank you!

Marilyn Watson