Want to know more about some of the unsavoury women in the Old Testament and the roles they played in God’s plan?

Our Second “Growing Together” series will be offered on Tuesday evenings at 7:15-8:30 pm on November 3, 10, 17 and 24, via Zoom. The theme will be Bad Girls of the Bible. Each week a different woman will be featured. Following a short presentation of relevant scripture, there will be an opportunity for small group discussion and questions, relating this to our present-day lives as Christians.

Although it is preferable to participate in all four sessions, it is not mandatory since each one stands alone. EVERYONE is welcome. No previous knowledge is needed, but registration is required for planning purposes. Contact any of the following to register

Church office ► allsaintswhitby@nullbellnet.ca
Gary Gannon ► garygannon24@nullgmail.com
Jacky Bramma ► jackybramma@nullgmail.com

First of all, a great song that you’ll be singing all day: Jamming

Second, an announcement … St. Margaret’s Guild is in need of 250ml mason jars for preserves. More information about purchasing these preserves will follow at a later date. If you have any empty jars, please put them in the bins under the coat rack in the breezeway.

And finally, because one Marley song is never enough, and because every little thing is going to be all right: Three Little Birds

If you saw Gary’s Thought & Prayer of the Day from last Thursday, you will recall he was reflecting on an aspect of Sunday Services that he was missing. In his own words, here is what Gary said:

I was thinking this week about something I miss due to the suspension of worship services at All Saints’ – which interestingly enough happens outside of the formal time when we are called together by Father Geoff to worship God and later that morning dismissed by him to “Go in Peace to Love and Serve the Lord.” It is the many small gatherings and conversations that happen in the aisles and pews while others head for the exits.

I was reminded  of a post-service time-lapse video that Erin R., one of our teen members, took a few years back. She assures me the real lapsed time was quite long. She had hoped to record through to the end when the sanctuary was empty, but she eventually gave up, as it seemed no one was ever going to leave!