8 a.m. Holy Communion
9:15 a.m. Holy Communion
10:30 a.m. Choral Eucharist
CHILDREN'S ACITIVITIES BAGS AND
WORSHIP BULLETINS are available by the main door. Please ask a sideperson for one!

In the Chapel:
12:10 PM TUESDAY Holy Communion
10:00 AM THURSDAY Holy Communion

2010 Lenten Newsletter*Flowers*Outreach*St LukeWA, ACW 125 in 2012*National WA,ACW125 in 2010

If you would like to make a donation
towards Easter flowers in memory of a loved one,
please call Diane La Rue at 253-6474 or
place your contribution on the Offering Plate in an envelope marked “EASTER FLOWERS”.
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UPCOMING ANNIVERSARY
In 1885, Roberta Tiltins of Ottawa organized the first WA of the Anglican Church. Later (1965) the WA morphed into ACW. Through research conducted by Diocesan Life Membership Convener, Marilyn Schmidt, we have learned that a branch of the WA was organized at St. Luke’s in October, 1887.
The first president was Mrs. F.F.W. Greene, first vice-president and treasurer
was Mrs. Burden, second vice-president was Mrs. Plummer, and Mrs. Joseph Wilson was secretary for the first few months. The first money handed to the treasurer was a $10. bill donated by Mr. Henry Pilgrim on the day the branch was organized. We see, therefore, that in October,
2012, St. Luke’s WA/ACW will mark 125 years of women’s ministry at St. Luke’s. We would like to mark the occasion with something special. We have a copy of a WA cookbook from 1909 and have thought of creating a Heritage Cookbook that would incorporate pieces from that book with more up-to-date recipes. Is anyone interested
in helping with such a project? We would love to hear from you!
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When hospitalized, please
take a moment to let the
Dean know by contacting
the Cathedral Office.
You may leave a message on the
answering machine outside of
office hours or call the Dean at
575-3001.
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OUTREACH PROJECTS
The first Sunday of the month is Food Bank Sunday. Some suggested items are canned goods, soups, juices, spaghetti sauce, pasta, and cereal. Donations may be placed in the box at the
back of the cathedral. John Muirhead delivers your donations to the Salvation Army Food Bank and has reported that the need in the community is great and supplies are low; therefore, we appeal to your generosity in helping those who are without! Thank you for your continued support!
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Used Stamps...Please keep them
coming. Used stamps support the work
of Oxfam Canada, an international development
agency which helps people help themselves.
Money derived from the sale of stamps (plus
donations, of course) is used for such overseas
projects as helping to develop farms and other
agriculture and water projects, as well as health
care.
CAMPBELL SOUP LABELS
Please continue to bring in
Campbell Soup Labels.
The soup labels will now be used to purchase
equipment for Camp Manitou.

ST. VINCENT PLACE SUPPER: Once every five to six weeks, volunteers from St. Luke’s and St. Matthew’s congregations provide a hot healthy meal to approximately 100 men, women, and children in our community.
Denis Bowers arranges for the baked beans, give him a call (253-0678)
if you would like to be added to the list. If you would like to provide frozen
vegetables or coleslaw or would like to volunteer to help, call Marlene Trussler
(254-5439). Your contributions are greatly appreciated!

AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM
(COMMUNITY KITCHEN):
The Sunday closest to the middle of each month, September to June, we appeal for donations of milk, bread, fruit and veggies (carrots, celery,
cherry tomatoes). These donations are used to provide snacks for the 30 to 40 children who attend this program. Thank you for contributing
to this worthy cause. Contact Marlene Trussler (254-5439) for more info.

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