From Ascension Day to Pentecost (May 21-31), we joined together with Christians around the world for Thy Kingdom Come, the global wave of prayer for more people to come to know Jesus Christ.
Please visit our Prayer Life page for daily prompts for things you can do, as an individual or in a family group, over the next ten days. All allow for social distancing and most can can be done without leaving your home. You may still want to make some or all of these prayer suggestions a part of your daily life, especially in this time of lockdown. The goal is always to be praying for others to deepen their own relationship with Jesus Christ and to come to faith in God. We pray also for the empowerment of the Spirit that we would be effective in our witness.
New: We are continuing our Thy Kingdom Come activities beyond Pentecost, with a daily prayer meeting on 10 consecutive weekdays at 1:30pm from June 1 to 12. Come to one or all of the sessions, and join Fr. Geoff and 4 All Saints’ lay leaders for a closer look at Scripture, reflection and prayer. Contact the church office to get the Zoom coordinates.
We are delighted to report that today’s drive-by drop-off for the Deacon’s Cupboard (food bank) was a huge success. Over 30 cars came by with donations of food or money. As well as a large amount of food, we received $535 in donations. We are grateful to everyone who participated. Thank you for observing the mandated emergency measures and doing this safely and in compliance with social distancing criteria. Thank you for supporting this vital ministry of the church that continues even though our building is closed to worship. Thank you for recognizing that there are those for whom feeding their family is difficult even in the best of times.
