Snow drops blooming at Saint James Dundas heralding Spring is near!
HOLY WEEK AND EASTER AT SAINT JAMES
Below is a listing all our services over Holy Week and Easter. There is something every day! Please consider sharing this flyer on Social media so others can join us.
EASTER NOVELTY
We are selling knitted Easter novelties! Feel free to share this flyer online or place an order! Thank you to everyone who donated yarn towards this project.
BOOK SALE!
We have a substantial list of books for sale. They’ll be going online for general sale in a few weeks time!
PODCAST
You can hear this week’s podcast here:
WITH A SONG IN MY HEART
If you missed it, you can view our special service ‘With A Song in My Heart’ here:
Thanks to Richard Hansen for all his work towards creating this unique service.
COMPLINE
A reminder that our livestreamed service of compline is now at 8.30pm every Wednesday evening.
ZOOM COFFEE HOUR
Join us on Thursday morning at 10am for our weekly ‘coffee hour’ – a chance to share time and fellowship with one another.
Join Zoom Meeting
Meeting ID: 871 4881 4827
Passcode: 448066
READING THE BIBLE:
For those who wish to keep a pattern of daily Bible readings and reflections, the Bible readings for this coming week are below. The suggested readings are the Gospel reading appointed in the daily lectionary for the celebration of the Eucharist. This week:
Monday 8th March Luke 4.24-30
Tuesday Matthew 18.21-35
Wednesday Matthew 5.17-20
Thursday Luke 11.14-23
Friday Mark 12.28-34
Saturday Luke 18.9-14
Sunday John 3.14-21
PRAYER OF THE WEEK
Father, forgive
The Hatred which divides nation from nation, race from race, class from class,
Father, forgive.
The covetous desires of people and nations to possess what is not their own,
Father forgive.
The greed which exploits the labours of men and women
and lays waste the earth
Father, forgive.
Our envy of the welfare and happiness of others
Father, forgive.
Our indifference to the plight of the homeless and the refugee
Father, forgive.
The lust which uses for ignoble ends the bodies of men and women,
Father, forgive.
The pride which leads us to trust in ourselves and not in God
Father, forgive.
Written anonymously and left on the altar of Coventry Cathedral UK.
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