Please note, the Zoom info remains the same for the 10:15 service every week.

For phone access please call 778 907 2071

Meeting ID: 870 7635 0042

Liz Young is this week's featured speaker. She will tell us the story of the unsung hero of the medical profession, Dr Simmelweiss. The photo shows her from last year's engaging presentation on the Augustinian friar Gregor Johann Mendel.

Your suggested minimum donation of $15 is appreciated. This covers our costs. 

To register, please call the church office at 604 987-0432 by 10 AM on Friday, April 24. 

All are welcome to attend our annual Mother's Day Tea, featuring delicious scones with cream and jam.

Beautiful hanging baskets will be on sale, along with a selection of books and vinyl records.

Thanks to our People's Warden, Eric Bozman, for the great work in keeping the sidewalks and driveway in good shape. He power washed all the sidewalks, and painted fresh safety lines on the front steps and parking lot.

Thanks to Jacob Muir for repairing the ramp exit leading from the church to the courtyard. We thought we would have to replace the whole thing but Jacob realized he could repair it to be as good as new.

The work was required after a daycare safety inspector identified some issues. Now all the safety issues are resolved.

The Diocese of New Westminster is excited to be hosting Mission Conference 2026 on Saturday, May 30. The theme this year is “Moving in Mission, Guided by Spirit.” Archbishop Michael Curry, former presiding bishop of the Episcopal Church, will be keynote speaker. 

The conference will also feature breakout sessions with presenters: Ray Aldred, Mark Glanville, Ross Lockhart, Jessica Schaap, Rikki Kooy, and Lauren Pinkney. 

There is a weekend of events planned around the conference itself. Join us on Friday, May 29 at 7:30pm for “Sing Without Ceasing,” a Choir Festival featuring liturgical choirs from around the diocese. The conference takes place May 30 at the Synod Office (1410 Nanton Ave). We conclude the weekend with a Eucharist service at Christ Church Cathedral on Sunday, May 31 at 10:30am. 

Registration info will be available soon.