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April 5, 10:30am Combined EucharistEaster Sunday 10:30 am BAS Eucharist Readings Acts 10:34-43; Psalm 118:1-2, 14-24; Colossians 3:1-4; Matthew 28:1-10 For more infomation visit: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0D49AFAA22A2F9C07-inperson1#/
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Easter Services
Palm Sunday
March 29: 10:30am Combined Service Blessing of Palms and Eucharist at St. Peter's, with just the St Peter's congregation. This service will be followed by a lunch.
Maundy Thursday Supper and Service
April 2, 5:00pm Meal, 6:00pm Eucharist at St. Peter's, with other churches attending.
Good Friday Service
April 3, 10:30am at Comox Valley Presbyterian No service at St. Peter's
Great Vigil of Easter
April 4, 6:30pm at St. George's United, Courtenay Baptisms, Renewals & Lord's Supper No service at St. Peter's
Easter Sunday
April 5 10:30am Combined Eucharist at St. Peter's, with just the St Peter's congregation. |
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Maundy Thursday Supper and ServiceThursday, April 2 Other churches will be joining us on Maundy Thursday for a meal at 5:00pm and a Eucharist Service at 6:00pm. |
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Good FridayFriday, April 3 The Church will be open on Good Friday, April 3, from 1:30pm to 3:30pm. Come anytime during this period for a time of quiet reflection and prayer. |
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Neighbourhood Prayer WalkSaturday, April 4 Rev Jenn from Comox Valley Presbyterian will be leading a neighbourhood prayer walk on Saturday, April 4 at 2:00pm. They'll be meeting at the bench in front of Comox Valley Presbyterian Church (725 Aspen Rd).
This walk will take place rain or shine so come wearing appropriate clothes. This approximately 1hr walk will include short stops for reflection, prayer and scripture. Anyone is welcome to join.
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Bible StudyMonday, April 6 The Men and Women's Bible Studies will take place at 10:30am in the hall. |
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ComplineWednesday, April 8 Rev Irene Gifford-Cole will lead the Compline Service starting at 7:00pm. For more infomation visit:
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April Community LunchFriday, April 10 Everyone is invited to this month’s Community lunch on Friday, April 10 from noon to 1:00. This month will be an Easter dinner! So come along, bring your friends, neighbours and anyone else. See you there. |
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Donations for Food Shelf
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! |
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New St. Peters Address
As July 1, 2026 fast approaches, and Francis and his family arrive to take up residence in the Rectory, they need a unique address to ensure that only their personal mail is delivered to the house.
Accordingly, arrangements have been made with the Town to assign a unique address to each of our three buildings: the Church House is 218A, the Church is 218B and the Hall is 218C.
The Hall address (218C) is already posted along with a locking mailbox at the main door. Canada Post has made all of the necessary changes and mail addressed to 218 Church Street will automatically be redirected to 218C Church Street (Hall/Office) free of charge for one year. The new delivery comes into effect on March 17, 2026.
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Flowers for the Sanctuary
A small group has been created to provide flowers for the sanctuary every week, starting on Easter Sunday. We would be delighted to have a couple more people join us in this flower ministry. Please speak to Yvonne Oldaker or Linda Hughes if you're interested.
Donations to help cover the cost of Easter flowers will be gratefully received.
Donations may also be made to cover the cost of flowers on future Sundays for an important personal celebration or in memory of a loved one. A sign up book will be placed in the entrance to the church, to indicate which Sunday you'd like to pay for flowers and in whose memory they are given.
Please place the money in the offertory plate in an envelope with your name and indicate it is for flowers. This will be added to your year-end tax receipt. If you would prefer to provide your own flowers please speak to a member of the flower group.
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Partners in Mission for AprilLoaves and Fishes Loaves and Fishes supports communities on Vancouver Island through food recovery. We are part of the 40 communites supported by the work of Loaves and Fishes. Their deliveries support both our community lunches and our food shelf. For more infomation visit:
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Parishioner's CornerI'll Sleep Awhile.......... I'll sleep awhile like Lazarus of old, |
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