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Local Food is Good For You
The Fresh Food Box program is good for us in so many ways. It encourages us to eat more healthy foods and less prepared foods, which is good for our bodies. It provides as much local and Ontario grown produce as is possible and available each month, which is good for our communities, province, and…
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2011 Kid’s Camp Stories
In July St. George’s welcomed 33 children to Kid’s Camp (also known as Vacation Bible School). The theme was ‘Shake It Up Cafe,’ God’s recipe for us. The kids had a great time and I would like to share some stories from this year’s Kid Camp. There were 24 helpers acting in various capacities ( group leaders, snack…
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‘Shake it up Cafe’ 1/2 Day Kid’s Camp
Come and experience the ‘Shake it up Cafe’! In this kid-friendly café kids explore the Bible as a cookbook filled with recipes for living out God’s word. Through interactive lessons, that are easy for kids to apply to their lives today, boys and girls will celebrate biblical festivals that reveal ingredients for being a follower…
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Sue attends S.N.A.P.
Hi All, Just wanted to tell you about one of the ways that Sue Graham keeps up to date in her work here as the frontline persona and hub of communications at St. George’s. She belongs to a diocesan group called S.N.A.P. which stands for Secretaries of Niagara Anglican Parishes. Sue attends their workshops which…
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Some June 19th Announcements
Hi All, Here are some of the goings on around here at St. George’s! St. George’s Stitching Group Tuesday afternoons 1:30 – 3:30 pm (June 21 will be last gathering until September) and Tuesday evenings 7:00 – 9:30 pm, June 28. Come to the stitching group (which really means knitting, crocheting, quilting as well). All…
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