Sunday, May30th, 2021 - Trinity Sunday and Asian Heritage Sunday
May 30, 2021
Join us for our livestreamed service on Sunday, May 30th.
The scripture reading for this Trinity - Asian Heritage Sunday is from Matthew 5: 21-26 and will be read by Jenifer Aiken. The service will be led by the Rev. Teresa Burnett-Cole with a message focus on recognizing Asian Heritage and reconciliation.
James Caswell, our Minister of Music, and Julia B., Jessica S. and Elizabeth E. will lead us in music and song.
You will be find our service bulletin with hymns, texts and announcements here.
Join in on the virtual offering plate for M&S, Outreach & GSJ operational needs!
If you have pledged for the new digital organ fund, your pledges for 2021 are requested by June 30 (you can indicate on the 'paypal' page where you want your gift to be dedicated to).
CLICK HERE for the livestream on YouTube at around 10:20 am
(announcements) for the 10:30 am Sunday service; after the service you will be able to view a recording on YouTube by clicking below.
This Sunday there will also be a virtual coffee hour at 1:00. Passcode is in the service bulletin.
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