Anglican Diocese of Ottawa
News and Highlights from around the Diocese | November 01, 2018 Hello! Please note that some pictures are links, so be sure to check them out. All Clergy, Parishioners, and Friends are invited to submit news and events for distribution. Please visit our Diocesan Calendar for a more complete list of upcoming event throughout the diocese. | | Financial Literacy Workshop for Seniors November 15
1:30 - 3:30pm
St. Thomas the Apostle, Ottawa
2345 Alta Vista Drive Topics of discussion include: - Planning for retirement
- Making estate arrangements
- Moving as housing needs change
- Dealing with attempted fraud or financial abuse
- Caring for a loved one
- Living with long-term illness or disability
Download Bulletin Insert | | The Great Soup Lunch in Support of the Ottawa Pastoral Counselling Centre November 10
12 Noon
Epiphany, Gloucester
1290 Ogilvie Road Epiphany is proud to host a fundraiser lunch for the Ottawa Pastoral Counselling Centre, one of the five Diocesan Community Ministries. All proceeds will be directed to the Conselling Support Fund; which is used to help offset the cost of fee-for-counselling services, making mental health resources accessbile to everyone in need. Tickets: $20 (tax receipts available)
Redeem your ticket for a soup bowl/mug of your choice to keep, and enjoy a delicious soup with sides, and dessert, and support the Counselling Suppot Fund. View Poster | | November Edition of Crosstalk Online The October Edition of Crosstalk is now avaialble online. Read Online Download PDF | | A Statement from the House of Bishops A Statement from the House of Bishops of The Anglican Church of Canada Concerning the Events in Pittsburgh Over the Weekend. Read Statement | | Lfelong Formation
Resources, Events, Opportunities Newsletter from Leslie Giddings containing: - Youth Ministry Resources
- Journeying as Allies Book Group
- Rural Youth Reconciliation Initiative
View Newsletter | | Christ Church Cathedral Appoints Indigenous Teacher in Residence Christ Church Cathedral has appointed Albert Dumont, a well-known and respected Algonquin poet, artist, activist and spiritual guide, to be Algonquin Spiritual Teacher in Residence for a two-year term. This is the first appointment of a non-Christian Indigenous teacher in residence in a cathedral of The Anglican Church of Canada and comes with the full support of Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg Chief Jean Guy Whiteduck, and Bishop John Chapman. More Info | | Parish Commitments An update on the Parish Commitments provided by the Diocesan Accountants. Download Report | | Clergy News & Updates The Bishop's Office is pleased to announce that: -
Rev. Deacon Christine Jannasch has received the Bishop's permission to retire as the Chaplain at The Well/La Source and Pastoral Associate at St. Margaret's, Vanier; effective November 30, 2018. -
Rev. Jon Martin has been appointed Regional Dean of the Deanery of Stormont; effective Nomeber 01, 2018. | | News from our Parishes! Parishes are invited to submit events or news which will be displayed here. | | Bazaars and Holiday Fairs Tour the region as parishes throughout the Diocese host their Annual Christmas Bazaars, Teas, Bake Sales, and Holiday Fairs! View Listing | | Cathedral Arts November 05
6pm
Christ Church Cathedral, Ottawa
414 Sparks Street Cathedral Arts at Christ Church Cathedral Ottawa is proud to present a dinner lecture with Assembly of First Nations National Chief Perry Bellegarde, who will speak about reconciliation.
Perry Bellegarde, re-elected National Chief of the Assembly of First Nations in 2018, holds a wealth of leadership experience. He’s spent the past thirty years putting into practice his strong beliefs on the laws and traditions instilled in him by the many Chiefs and Elders he has known over the years. He is a strong advocate for honouring and implementing Inherent and Treaty rights, title and jurisdiction. A delicious buffet dinner will be served by Wawatay Catering from Kitigan Zibi.
Proceeds of the event go to First Nations University of Canada Perry Bellegarde Leadership Scholarship fund. More Info | | Prayer and Reflection November 07
7pm
All Saints, Greely
7103 Parkway Road Doors are open on the 1st & 3rd Wednesday of each month for anyone who is looking for a quiet place and time for personal prayer and reflection. 613-821-4591 | | St. Luke's Recital Series November 11
7:30pm
St. Luke's, Ottawa
760 Somerset Street West Ottawa Guitar Trio: (Nathan Bredeson, Alexandre Bougie, François Lacelle). From Debussy and Ravel to John Williams, the Ottawa Guitar Trio will transport you across time and genre with your favourite hits from classical music, film, and video games, plus a special tribute for Remembrance Day. Admission by donation. More Info | | Special Remembrance Day Evensong November 11
4pm
St. Matthew's, Ottawa
217 First Avenue Special Remembrance Day Evensong with unveiling of a framed tribute to "The 48", St. Matthew's parishioners killed in WWI and WWII. Followed by a reception. More Info | | The Story of Christ Church Cathedral, Vancouver November 16
7 - 9 pm
St. Matthew's, Ottawa
217 First Avenue Peter Elliott, Dean and Rector of Christ Church Cathedral in Vancouver will tell the story of the amazing restoration and renewal of one of North America's finest worship spaces and a missional Christian community. OPEN HEARTS, OPEN DOORS, OPEN MINDS. View Poster | | Harvest Chili Supper November 19
5 - 9pm
St. Columba, Ottawa
24 Sandridge Road Join us for a harvest chili supper, featuring vegetarian, turkey, and beef chilis with all tje fixing.
Free will donation. The Manor Park Painting Group will be at the Harvest Chili Supper with an exhibit and sale of their art work. The 99th Ottawa Brownies and Guides will be providing table service to diners. View Poster | | News from our Friends! Friends of the Dicoese are invited to submit events or news which will be displayed here. | | Lecture: Why Are Human Beings Religious? November 08
7:30pm
University of Ottawa, Huguette-Labelle, Room 112, Tabaret Hall The Department of Classics and Religious Studies is delighted to welcome renowned author and commentator on religion Karen Armstrong. More Info | | Mentorship - Aftercare - Presence Support for people leaving the criminal justice system. MAP operates in teh Ottawa area, accepting clients released from a variety of provincial and federal institutions. More Info | | Dementia Friendly Community Training Available free to churches and community groups until March 31, 2018. Pamplet here. More Info | | JS Bach Magnificat November 14
7:30pm
Southminster United Church
15 Aylmer Street Caelis Academy Ensemble and Ottawa Baroque Consort, Directed by Matthew Larkin. Guest artists: Philippe Sly, bass-baritone; Ellen McAteer, soprano; Mikayla Jensen-Large, soprano; Matthew Muggeridge, soprano; Andrew Robar, counter-tenor; Jean Philippe Lazure, tenor; and Nicholas Savage, tenor. View Poster | | Chili and Trivia
In support of Campus Ministry at Algonquin College November 16
6:30pm
Carleton Memorial United Church
740 Melfa Crescent Are members of your congregation looking for a fun night of trivia? And delicious chili and bread? Organize a team of anywhere from two to eight people and join us for an evening of fun with all proceeds going to support the ecumenical Christian Campus Ministry at Algonquin College.
Freewill donation.
Register: wilsonjohns@rogers.com View Poster | | National Housing Day November 18
2pm
Ottawa City Hall
110 Laurier Ave West Join Multifaith Housing Initiative for our annual multifaith prayer service on Sun., Nov. 18 at Ottawa City Hall. The prayer service starts at 2 PM, followed by the reception and speeches at 3:15 PM. Refreshments will be served. All faiths are welcome. More Info | | Reminders!
Don't forget about these great events that we shared with you earlier. | | Diocesan Synod November 01 - 03 All members of the Diocese are welcome to join the opening Eucharist Thursday, November 01 at 7pm at Christ Church Cathedral Ottawa, where the Bishop will be delivering his Address. Members of the Diocese are also welcome to attend the business session of Synod as an oberver.
The business session of Synod will take place Friday and Saturday at the St. Elias Conference & Banquet Centre. *Registration for all Parish Delegates (Clergy and/or Lay) is to be completed by either the Parish Administrator or the Incumbent. More Info | Labyrinth Walk - Theme: Reflection November 02
7 - 9pm
St. Luke's, Ottawa
760 Somerset Street West Introduction and Labyrinth walk.
Note: last walker entering into labyrinth is at 8:15 pm
Refreshments 8:30 – 9:00pm
Suggested donation $10-20 or best you can offer is most appreciated. More Info | Food Cupboard Donations November 03
9 - 11am
All Saints, Greely
7103 Parkway Road All Saints Greely is open on the 1st Saturday of each month to accept donations for our local food bank, the Osgoode Emergency Food Cupboard. | Lasagna Dinner November 03
6 - 10pm
St. Thomas, Woodlawn
3794 Woodkilton Road Lasagna Dinner and Euchre to follow. Homemade Lasagna, salad, roll and dessert made by the ladies of the church. Euchre to follow the dinner if you wish to stay.
Tickets: $15; advance sales only More Info | | The next Diocesan Newsletter is November 14, 2018.
If you would like to add something to upcoming newsletters, please be sure to use our electronic form. Please review our our mailing guidelines and deadlines before submitting. We apologies for any errors or omissions. Unfortunately, once published, the Newsletter cannot be revised. | | | | |
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