Feb
28
2010
heather malnick
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LFPC – So Now Go! – 01. Track 01
Feb
26
2010
heather malnick
Hello all,
I hope you are all safe and warm on this blustery Friday! I actually got stuck coming into the church parking lot today and am most thankful for Larry and Brandon (a youth volunteer at Living Faith) for digging me out.
This weekend at Living Faith we will observe the 2nd Sunday in the season of Lent. Last week we discussed the idea that Lent is a time to draw ourselves into a closer relationship with God as we prepare to celebrate His Easter resurrection. We took home Scripture passages to memorize as a Lenten activity, keeping God’s Word close to our hearts. This Sunday we’ll participate in another Lenten activity — this one will require some action. I hope you’ll come and join us on Sunday to discover what your Lenten activity will be.
Thank you to everyone who participated in our Annual Meeting last week. We had some great discussion and received some valuable direction. We are hoping to have the minutes available for you within the next few weeks.
May the peace of Christ be with you all,
Heather
Feb
21
2010
heather malnick
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LFPC – Wilderness – 01. Track 01
Feb
14
2010
heather malnick
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LFPC -God’s Valentine to Us – 01. Track 01
Feb
12
2010
heather malnick
Hi Friends,
This weekend, two special days blend together – Valentines Day and Family Day. While Family Day is a rather new observance, being instituted in Ontario in 2007, Valentine’s Day has a much longer history. Valentine’s Day was established by Pope Gelasius 1 in 496 AD to observe the sacrifice of the early Christian martyrs, specifically one named Valentine. Somehow through the course of history, their martyrdom has turned into a holiday which sees us sending flowers, chocolates, and cards to our loved ones. I guess celebrating LOVE is a wonderful way for a life to be remembered – especially a life that has been martyred for the sake of faith.
There is another life that begs to be remembered in love, and that is the life of our Saviour and Redeemer, Jesus Christ. His name is synonymous with love, and His life is an example of what love looks like; and, if we choose to follow Him, our lives should be the same.
I hope you will come and join us for worship this Sunday at Living Faith, as we celebrate LOVE!
In Him,
Heather
p.s. Our Annual Congregational Meeting is coming up on the 21st. All the reports from our various committees and teams will be available THIS WEEK for you to take home and review in preparation for the meeting on the 21st. Please know that EVERYONE is invited to attend this meeting as your input is vital to our future vision at Living Faith.
Feb
07
2010
heather malnick
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LFCPC – Perserverance – 01. Track 01
Feb
06
2010
heather malnick
Some of our favourite family memories come from times gathered around the dinner table. Laughter, stories, and good food serve to bind us to one another. This Sunday at Living Faith, we – as a family of Christ – will gather around the Lord’s dinner table, as we participate in the sacrament of communion. Please know that everyone is invited to participate. It has become our tradition to gather for breakfast before our worship service on communion Sundays, and this Sunday is no exception. Breakfast will be served starting at 9:30am with a free-will offering going to support the relief effort in Haiti through Presbyterian World Service and Development.
Communion Sundays are also Intergenerational Sundays at Living Faith, meaning that the children of our Sunday School will remain in the service. We’re going to examine “perseverance” as seen at the Olympics – so I hope you’ll join us to hear some amazing stories concerning our Olympic athletes.
May Christ’s peace be with you all,
Heather
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