First Sunday of Advent: November 29, 2020
November 28, 2020
Join us for our livestreamed service on the first Sunday of Advent.
We welcome you to worship at Glebe - St. James United Church, on Sunday, November 29, the first Sunday of Advent and the first Sunday of the new liturgical year. On Sunday, we will consider Hope.
As we will be celebrating Communion also, we would invite you to make sure you have some bread or a cracker and a beverage to participate in the sacrament.
Our minister, the Reverend Teresa Burnett - Cole, will lead us in worship.
James Caswell, our minister of Music, and Susan, Karen and Pam will lead us in music.
Stephanie Langill will have a children’s story.
Susan will read the Scripture from Luke 2:22 - 38.
You can find our service bulletin with hymns and announcements here.
Join in on the virtual offering plate for M&S, Outreach & GSJ operational needs!
Though some members of the congregation will be attending GSJ in person, the livestream at the YouTube link below starts at around 10:15 am (announcements) for the 10:30am Sunday service. If the link does not work, then go directly to YouTube and view it from there or from our Facebook page. You will also be able to watch the service video at a later time at your convenience on YouTube.
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