8:30 am Traditional Eucharist

10:30 am Morning Prayer

Readings 

Please note that the church office will be closed on Wednesday, July 1, in observance of Canada Day. We wish you and your family a safe, restful, and blessed Canada Day holiday!

This upcoming Sunday’s floral arrangements are donated by Diana and Alan Naylor to God's glory and with thanks for the St Peter's family.

There next choir practice will be Monday, July 6 at 9:30am

Those who are interested in joining the choir are encouraged to email Lois-Anne using the website form below.

The Men's and Women's Bible Studies will take place at 10:30am in the hall. 

Please contact Rev Irene Gifford-Cole to confirm Compline will take place during the Canada Day holiday.

St Peter’s church and specifically the group of volunteers who operate the food shelf program , wish to say thank you to the Management of Quality Foods Comox as represented by Amber. The program welcomes 25-30 individuals each month who need food assistance. We had run out of bags for our customers to fill when Quality Foods generously donated a pallet of paper bags for our use. Again many thanks!

Right now we'd particularly appreciate donations of canned food items, such as vegetables or fruit. 

We are also in need of rice, peanut butter and jam, cookies or crackers and snack food.

Thank you to everyone who's been stopping by with food!

Over 8.4 million people in Uganda live without access to safe, clean drinking water. Acts partner with communities in order to transform lives.

Because of their work,
3.5 million litres of clean water is provided daily,
83,532 families are served,
167,063 hours of labour are saved daily,
and 1,836 more kids attend school daily because of toilets.

And Jesus said to him, “What do you want me to do for you?”
And the blind man said to him, “Master, let me receive my sight.”
(Mark10:52)

Bartimaeus

I often wonder when I scan your face
And peer deep down into those sightless pools;
If I, for just a day should take your place
And bravely don your baggage and your tools.
Would I with courage clad mark out my spot
Along that crowded road to Jericho;
Wondering if David’s Son would heed or not
My piteous pleas, and bid my darkness go?
I too would gladly cast my cloak aside
And at His call, my feet I’d put to flight
Eager to reach and touch, and stand beside
The One who’d turn my darkness into light.
With sight restored, on trembling knees I’d plod,
And gaze in wonder at the face of God.

idris rees hughes.