Jazz Vespers Goes Pop with Music from the 60s and 70s featuring the Mark Ferguson Quartet. An hour of great music, poems and prayers for the world led by Rev. Allan Budzin. Free Will Offering.
Join us for an hour of music, poetry, and prayers for the world featuring the Mark Ferguson Quartet and Rev. Allan Budzin. Free Will Offering.
Join us this month at the Blue Diamond in Richmond for our Parish Breakfast for good food, fun, an fellowship.
Please RSVP Jeannie as seating is limited jplangmang@outlook.com or 613-884-4518
Join us for our annual Family Bowling and Pizza Night at the North Gower Bowling Alley.
This is a free event, everyone of all ages is welcome.
RSVP standrewschurchkars@gmail.com to reserve your spot as we are limited in numbers.
The Christian year begins not with the brilliant flowers of Easter, the dazzling flames of Pentecost, or the soft glow of Christmas morning. It begins with the longest nights of the year. Wendell Berry, the farmer-poet, writes “It gets darker and darker, and then Jesus is born.” Poetry can help us adjust our eyes to the darkness and prepare for Jesus to arrive while at the same time to arrive ourselves at the manger wherever we are, right here, right now. In this Advent devotional, we let scripture and Berry’s poetry be our guides, together pointing us toward weekly practices that can help us prepare for the radiant joy to come. Week by week during Advent, we’ll make our way through the dark, arriving at last on Christmas day, that beautiful glimpse of heaven’s earthly life.
Join us via ZOOM on four mornings at 10:00 AM beginning Wednesday November 26 (Wednesday December 3, Tuesday December 10, and Wednesday December 17). To register and receive the digital Advent program guide and ZOOM link, email Rev. Al allan.budzin@sympatico.ca. Participate in as many sessions as you can.
Come and decorate a gingerbread house! Santa will be dropping by.
One house per family, face painting, crafts - FREE!
Please contact Christine christine.stjohnsrichmond@gmail.com or 613-314-2940
Join us for our Mid Week Service of Holy Eucharist at St. John’s Kars the 2nd Wednesday of each month. We have coffee hour to follow the service. All are welcome.
The Christian year begins not with the brilliant flowers of Easter, the dazzling flames of Pentecost, or the soft glow of Christmas morning. It begins with the longest nights of the year. Wendell Berry, the farmer-poet, writes “It gets darker and darker, and then Jesus is born.” Poetry can help us adjust our eyes to the darkness and prepare for Jesus to arrive while at the same time to arrive ourselves at the manger wherever we are, right here, right now. In this Advent devotional, we let scripture and Berry’s poetry be our guides, together pointing us toward weekly practices that can help us prepare for the radiant joy to come. Week by week during Advent, we’ll make our way through the dark, arriving at last on Christmas day, that beautiful glimpse of heaven’s earthly life.
Join us via ZOOM on four mornings at 10:00 AM beginning Wednesday November 26 (Wednesday December 3, Tuesday December 10, and Wednesday December 17). To register and receive the digital Advent program guide and ZOOM link, email Rev. Al allan.budzin@sympatico.ca. Participate in as many sessions as you can.
Join us for our annual CHRISTMAS CONCERT Friday, December 5th at 7:00 pm at St. John's Anglican Church Richmond. 12 musicians performing traditional Christmas classics With Saundra Vandenberg at the 88s. Freewill offering towards the good work done at St. John's. refreshments after. SAVE THE DATE - See you there!
The Christian year begins not with the brilliant flowers of Easter, the dazzling flames of Pentecost, or the soft glow of Christmas morning. It begins with the longest nights of the year. Wendell Berry, the farmer-poet, writes “It gets darker and darker, and then Jesus is born.” Poetry can help us adjust our eyes to the darkness and prepare for Jesus to arrive while at the same time to arrive ourselves at the manger wherever we are, right here, right now. In this Advent devotional, we let scripture and Berry’s poetry be our guides, together pointing us toward weekly practices that can help us prepare for the radiant joy to come. Week by week during Advent, we’ll make our way through the dark, arriving at last on Christmas day, that beautiful glimpse of heaven’s earthly life.
Join us via ZOOM on four mornings at 10:00 AM beginning Wednesday November 26 (Wednesday December 3, Tuesday December 10, and Wednesday December 17). To register and receive the digital Advent program guide and ZOOM link, email Rev. Al allan.budzin@sympatico.ca. Participate in as many sessions as you can.
East in or Take out. Many kinds of soup, freshly-baked biscuits, squares, tea/coffee $10.
Home-made frozen ready to bake meat pies.
The Gorgeous Grannies will be selling their wares for charity.
The Christian year begins not with the brilliant flowers of Easter, the dazzling flames of Pentecost, or the soft glow of Christmas morning. It begins with the longest nights of the year. Wendell Berry, the farmer-poet, writes “It gets darker and darker, and then Jesus is born.” Poetry can help us adjust our eyes to the darkness and prepare for Jesus to arrive while at the same time to arrive ourselves at the manger wherever we are, right here, right now. In this Advent devotional, we let scripture and Berry’s poetry be our guides, together pointing us toward weekly practices that can help us prepare for the radiant joy to come. Week by week during Advent, we’ll make our way through the dark, arriving at last on Christmas day, that beautiful glimpse of heaven’s earthly life.
Join us via ZOOM on four mornings at 10:00 AM beginning Wednesday November 26 (Wednesday December 3, Tuesday December 10, and Wednesday December 17). To register and receive the digital Advent program guide and ZOOM link, email Rev. Al allan.budzin@sympatico.ca. Participate in as many sessions as you can.
Join us for our annual Christmas Tea and Bake Sale
Admission is $10.00 for adults $5 for children 6 and over children 5 and under are free.
Prices include sandwiches and sweets.
There is a children's only Shopping Zone.
Join us for our ever popular Jazz Vespers with a tribute this month to The Beatles - featuring the Mark Ferguson Quartet with poems and prayers for the world led by Rev. Allan Budzin. Free Will Offering.
Join us as we continue our Pop-Up Sale of Gently Used Women’s Clothing, Shoes & Accessories
1 item for $10, 3 for $20
Many beautiful items, gold shirts, shoes, shorts, capris, pants, jackets, dresses - with many other non-golf items.
Free ball cap with any purchase
All proceeds to the local Food Banks, Beyond Ottawa and the church.
Join us for our Mid Week Service of Holy Eucharist at St. John’s Kars the 2nd Wednesday of each month. We have coffee hour to follow the service. All are welcome.
NOTE CHANGE IN DATE! Join us for our popular Jazz Vespers this month, featuring a Beatles Tribute by the Mark Ferguson Quartet. Enjoy an hour of Beatles music, along with poems and prayers for the world, led by Rev. Allan Budzin. Free will offering.
Pop Up Women's Gently Used Clothing & Accessory Sale (thanks to a large donation by one of our parishioners) at Holy Trinity North Gower on Saturday November 8 from 1:00 - 5:00 pm and Sunday November 9 from 11:00 am - 2:00 pm. There are many golf shirts, golf shorts, sweaters, blouses, pants, jeans, suit jackets, shoes, purses, a few dresses, light jackets and more, mostly in Large and Medium some Small and a few X-Large. New in the package bras, underwear, panty hose. Many ball caps. Everything is $10 or under. All proceeds will go to the local Food Banks, Belong Ottawa, and the church. Several items are being donated directly to those in need in our area.
Pop Up Women's Gently Used Clothing & Accessory Sale (thanks to a large donation by one of our parishioners) at Holy Trinity North Gower on Saturday November 8 from 1:00 - 5:00 pm and Sunday November 9 from 11:00 am - 2:00 pm. There are many golf shirts, golf shorts, sweaters, blouses, pants, jeans, suit jackets, shoes, purses, a few dresses, light jackets and more, mostly in Large and Medium some Small and a few X-Large. New in the package bras, underwear, panty hose. Many ball caps. Everything is $10 or under. All proceeds will go to the local Food Banks, Belong Ottawa, and the church. Several items are being donated directly to those in need in our area.
An hour of music, poetry, & quiet prayer. Free Will Offering.
The NGCT entry in the Eastern Ontario Drama League one-act play festival this year will be something new, on several fronts. It will be the first performance of this Canadian play. It will be the first play written by an emerging author, Roos Spanjers. And Roos will be directing the work, which is another first for her.
This play opens our minds to a gone-by time, when the Netherlands suffered under the Nazi occupation in World War II. It is also about the connections within a family that are catalyzed when today’s children are introduced to a treasure of stories that their great-grandmother shared with their mom about growing up as a teenager in Amsterdam during the Second World War. History is not just an exercise in school, it defines who we have become.
The play is based on real events.
The EODL festival will take place in Merrickville this year, from November 7 to 9. We hear that it is going to be hard to get tickets, so if you plan to go, get those now.
The dress rehearsal will be open to the public, for a free-will donation. This will be at Holy Trinity Anglican Church, in North Gower, at 4 PM on Sunday November 2. Donations will be given to the Parish of South Carleton, as a thank-you for letting NGCT use the space.
Don’t forget to turn your clocks back an hour when you go to bed on Saturday night to receive an extra hour of sleep as we Fall Back.
A Friendly Gathering.
Tickets $20 in advance or at the door. Children 12 and under free.
For more info call 613-489-0998 or email us at office.parishofsouthcarleton@bell.net
Join us this month at the Richmond Village Bakehouse for our Parish Breakfast for good food, fun, an fellowship.
Please RSVP Jeannie as seating is limited jplangmang@outlook.com or 613-884-4518
Featuring Arc of Fire with classic rock music.
Come in costume, prizes for the best costumes.
Cash Bar, munchies, cold cuts & buns.
$25 Adult/$45 Couple/$20 Teen/Children 12 and under $10.
Contact Nancy for tickets nancy.evoy70@gmail.com or 613-838-5082
An hour of music featuring the Mark Ferguson Quartet with poems and prayers for the world led by Rev. Allan Budzin. Free Will Offering.
Join us for our Mid Week Service of Holy Eucharist at St. John’s Kars the 2nd Wednesday of each month. We have coffee hour to follow the service. All are welcome.
An hour of music, poetry, & quiet prayer featuring Lucile Brais Hildesheim on harp and Sheila White on flute with Rev. Allan Budzin leading the event. Free Will Offering.
Please bring a non-perishable food item or monetary donation to church the 1st Sunday of each month for those in need in our community.
Join us for our monthly Parish Breakfast at the Royals in Richmond for good food, fun, and fellowship.
Please RSVP Jeannie to reserve your seat jplangman@outlook.com or 613-884-4518
