Coming Events
In addition to Holy Trinity hosted events and special services, Holy Trinity is the venue of choice for many community events including concerts, theatre productions, meetings, fundraisers, and all sorts of other group events. Please see below for a listing of services and events happening at Holy Trinity. Click on any event/date below to learn more about it!
To learn more about our weekly services and service times, please click here.
If you are interested in booking Holy Trinity for an event, please visit our Venue Rentals page.
Events Calendar:
Events in August 2020
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Sunday Live Stream Service
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Sunday Live Stream Service
Our Sunday worship service is currently taking place online via Facebook Live Streaming (Click for Facebook). Please join us online at 10:30AM every Sunday!
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Saints Eucharist
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Saints Eucharist
The Thursday morning Saints Eucharist service is a 22-minute Eucharist focusing on the Saint of the day. This service is available in-person or can be live streamed on our FaceBook page.
We are excited to be able to join together in person for worship again!
Services available for in-person attendance will be:
- Thursday morning Saints Eucharist at 10:00AM, starting on July 16
- Sunday morning BAS Eucharist at 9:00AM, starting on August 9For those unable to join us to worship in person, we will still be having a BAS Eucharist livestreamed service at 10:30AM on Sundays on Facebook. There will be no in-person attendance at the Sunday 10:30AM livestream service.
There are some regulations in place that we must abide by in order to maintain the highest level of care and concern for each other as we can, as well as to abide by the Alberta Government guidelines and those outlined by The Anglican Diocese of Edmonton and Bishop Jane. As such, we ask that if you plan to attend one of the in-person services, you please follow the guidelines listed below.
Pre-Register to indicate your intention to attend by using this online form, or contacting the Church Office (or 780-433-5530 ext. 104).
Complete the Alberta Health Self Assessment Tool to ensure you are healthy and able to attend services in person. If you are not able to complete this online before attending, we will go over the questions with you in person when you arrive. If you are ill and experiencing Covid-19 symptoms, please do not attend services.
We request that you please wear a mask unless you have health conditions which are exacerbated by wearing one. If you do not have a mask, we can provide you with one.
Enter the church from the main entrance doors on 101 Street and exit through the Garden Door. If you are coming to attend a service, please do not enter the church through the Parking Lot door, even if you have a key to access it.
Maintain a physical distance of at least 6 feet from all people not in your family group. The church hallways, aisles, and pews will be marked every 6 feet.
Please clean hands with hand sanitizer (provided) upon entry into and exit from the church, and as frequently as you wish to while you are here, such as before taking part in Communion.
If you have offerings you wish to bring to the service to donate, please drop them in the metal offering bowl which will be in the entranceway to the church Sanctuary.
Please do not access parts of the building other than the Sanctuary or upstairs washrooms while you are here, as this helps minimize areas that need to be cleaned after services.
Please note that some elements of the service will be different:
We request that you refrain from sharing the peace with handshakes or hugs and instead share a wave or nod with those close by.
We are not permitted to have congregational singing or verbal communal responses to readings, prayers, etc.
The Eucharist will be given with bread only. Only the celebrating priest will consume the wine.We know this may seem like a lot of rules and regulations, and we understand that can be challenging or overwhelming, but we are here to help. If you have questions about how the process will work, please do not hesitate to contact your clergy and wardens (information is below). We also recognize that many people may not feel comfortable returning to church during this time of pandemic, which is why we will continue to offer the livestream options so that we may all gather as one community in prayer together regardless of circumstances.
Questions? Please contact us by email (see below) or phone: 780-433-5330.
Fr. Neil Gordon
Rev. Danielle Key
Rev. Dr. Eileen EdwardsCorporation:
John de Haan
Gloria Letwin
Dwight Bliss -
Sunday In-Person Service
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Sunday In-Person Service
We are excited to be able to join together in person for worship again! The Sunday morning 9:00AM service (starting August 9) is an in-person service. The service is a BAS Eucharist most Sundays but will include a BCP service on the fifth Sunday of the month.
For those unable to join us to worship in person, we will still be having a BAS Eucharist livestreamed service at 10:30AM on Sundays on Facebook. There will be no in-person attendance at the Sunday 10:30AM livestream service.
There are some regulations in place that we must abide by in order to maintain the highest level of care and concern for each other as we can, as well as to abide by the Alberta Government guidelines and those outlined by The Anglican Diocese of Edmonton and Bishop Jane. As such, we ask that if you plan to attend one of the in-person services, you please follow the guidelines listed below.
Pre-Register to indicate your intention to attend by using this online form, or contacting the Church Office (780-433-5530 ext. 104).
Complete the Alberta Health Self Assessment Tool to ensure you are healthy and able to attend services in person. If you are not able to complete this online before attending, we will go over the questions with you in person when you arrive. If you are ill and experiencing Covid-19 symptoms, please do not attend services.
We request that you please wear a mask unless you have health conditions which are exacerbated by wearing one. If you do not have a mask, we can provide you with one.
Enter the church from the main entrance doors on 101 Street and exit through the Garden Door. If you are coming to attend a service, please do not enter the church through the Parking Lot door, even if you have a key to access it.
Maintain a physical distance of at least 6 feet from all people not in your family group. The church hallways, aisles, and pews will be marked every 6 feet.
Please clean hands with hand sanitizer (provided) upon entry into and exit from the church, and as frequently as you wish to while you are here, such as before taking part in Communion.
If you have offerings you wish to bring to the service to donate, please drop them in the metal offering bowl which will be in the entranceway to the church Sanctuary.
Please do not access parts of the building other than the Sanctuary or upstairs washrooms while you are here, as this helps minimize areas that need to be cleaned after services.
Please note that some elements of the service will be different:
We request that you refrain from sharing the peace with handshakes or hugs and instead share a wave or nod with those close by.
We are not permitted to have congregational singing or verbal communal responses to readings, prayers, etc.
The Eucharist will be given with bread only. Only the celebrating priest will consume the wine.We know this may seem like a lot of rules and regulations, and we understand that can be challenging or overwhelming, but we are here to help. If you have questions about how the process will work, please do not hesitate to contact your clergy and wardens (information is below). We also recognize that many people may not feel comfortable returning to church during this time of pandemic, which is why we will continue to offer the livestream options so that we may all gather as one community in prayer together regardless of circumstances.
Questions? Please contact us by email (see below) or phone: 780-433-5330.
Fr. Neil Gordon
Rev. Danielle Key
Rev. Dr. Eileen EdwardsCorporation:
John de Haan
Gloria Letwin
Dwight BlissSunday Live Stream Service–
Sunday Live Stream Service
Our Sunday worship service is currently taking place online via Facebook Live Streaming (Click for Facebook). Please join us online at 10:30AM every Sunday!
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Hosea Bible Study
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Hosea Bible Study
Join Rev. Danielle every Tuesday at 10:30am starting August 11 for a study of God's persistent love as we study the book of Hosea. Through studying Hosea we will venture into a turbulent place of love and justice, promise and pain, all of which are close to the heart of God. The power and emotion is sure to grab us as we look into the first of the Minor Prophets - Hosea. The prophecy of Hosea doesn't progress logically from beginning to conclusion - it's circular - going back and forth between judgement and mercy! We do hope you'll join us for what is bound to be a bumpy ride glancing through one of our minor prophets of the Old Testament! *As of right now - this Bible Study will take place via Zoom*
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Racial Justice Studies
Racial Justice Studies
An important response to systemic racism and racial injustice is through education—educating ourselves and seeing the realities of the world beyond our singular perspective. Join us as we study together the many different facets of racism through five different sessions. You do not need to attend all sessions, but can pick and choose which are of interest for you (though we sure do encourage attending all of them as they are fascinating!). All sessions are listed below. A full description of each presentation can be found HERE. A Zoom link and signup will be sent out closer to the dates – but until then – mark your calendars!
*Please note that this study is also offered on Thursdays at Noon.August 12: Spirituality and Racial Justice with Michael Curry
August 19: Whiteness and Racial Justice with Kelly Brown Douglas
August 26: Theology and Racial Justice with J. Kameron Carter
September 2: Racism and Racial Justice with Eduardo Bonilla-Silva
September 9: Reparation and Racial Justice with Jennifer Harvey -
Saints Eucharist
–
Saints Eucharist
The Thursday morning Saints Eucharist service is a 22-minute Eucharist focusing on the Saint of the day. This service is available in-person or can be live streamed on our FaceBook page.
We are excited to be able to join together in person for worship again!
Services available for in-person attendance will be:
- Thursday morning Saints Eucharist at 10:00AM, starting on July 16
- Sunday morning BAS Eucharist at 9:00AM, starting on August 9For those unable to join us to worship in person, we will still be having a BAS Eucharist livestreamed service at 10:30AM on Sundays on Facebook. There will be no in-person attendance at the Sunday 10:30AM livestream service.
There are some regulations in place that we must abide by in order to maintain the highest level of care and concern for each other as we can, as well as to abide by the Alberta Government guidelines and those outlined by The Anglican Diocese of Edmonton and Bishop Jane. As such, we ask that if you plan to attend one of the in-person services, you please follow the guidelines listed below.
Pre-Register to indicate your intention to attend by using this online form, or contacting the Church Office (or 780-433-5530 ext. 104).
Complete the Alberta Health Self Assessment Tool to ensure you are healthy and able to attend services in person. If you are not able to complete this online before attending, we will go over the questions with you in person when you arrive. If you are ill and experiencing Covid-19 symptoms, please do not attend services.
We request that you please wear a mask unless you have health conditions which are exacerbated by wearing one. If you do not have a mask, we can provide you with one.
Enter the church from the main entrance doors on 101 Street and exit through the Garden Door. If you are coming to attend a service, please do not enter the church through the Parking Lot door, even if you have a key to access it.
Maintain a physical distance of at least 6 feet from all people not in your family group. The church hallways, aisles, and pews will be marked every 6 feet.
Please clean hands with hand sanitizer (provided) upon entry into and exit from the church, and as frequently as you wish to while you are here, such as before taking part in Communion.
If you have offerings you wish to bring to the service to donate, please drop them in the metal offering bowl which will be in the entranceway to the church Sanctuary.
Please do not access parts of the building other than the Sanctuary or upstairs washrooms while you are here, as this helps minimize areas that need to be cleaned after services.
Please note that some elements of the service will be different:
We request that you refrain from sharing the peace with handshakes or hugs and instead share a wave or nod with those close by.
We are not permitted to have congregational singing or verbal communal responses to readings, prayers, etc.
The Eucharist will be given with bread only. Only the celebrating priest will consume the wine.We know this may seem like a lot of rules and regulations, and we understand that can be challenging or overwhelming, but we are here to help. If you have questions about how the process will work, please do not hesitate to contact your clergy and wardens (information is below). We also recognize that many people may not feel comfortable returning to church during this time of pandemic, which is why we will continue to offer the livestream options so that we may all gather as one community in prayer together regardless of circumstances.
Questions? Please contact us by email (see below) or phone: 780-433-5330.
Fr. Neil Gordon
Rev. Danielle Key
Rev. Dr. Eileen EdwardsCorporation:
John de Haan
Gloria Letwin
Dwight BlissRacial Justice StudiesRacial Justice Studies
An important response to systemic racism and racial injustice is through education—educating ourselves and seeing the realities of the world beyond our singular perspective. Join us as we study together the many different facets of racism through five different sessions. You do not need to attend all sessions, but can pick and choose which are of interest for you (though we sure do encourage attending all of them as they are fascinating!). All sessions are listed below. A full description of each presentation can be found HERE. A Zoom link and signup will be sent out closer to the dates – but until then – mark your calendars!
*Please note that this study is also offered on Wednesday evenings.August 13: Spirituality and Racial Justice with Michael Curry
August 20: Whiteness and Racial Justice with Kelly Brown Douglas
August 27: Theology and Racial Justice with J. Kameron Carter
September 3: Racism and Racial Justice with Eduardo Bonilla-Silva
September 10: Reparation and Racial Justice with Jennifer Harvey -
Sunday In-Person Service
–
Sunday In-Person Service
We are excited to be able to join together in person for worship again! The Sunday morning 9:00AM service (starting August 9) is an in-person service. The service is a BAS Eucharist most Sundays but will include a BCP service on the fifth Sunday of the month.
For those unable to join us to worship in person, we will still be having a BAS Eucharist livestreamed service at 10:30AM on Sundays on Facebook. There will be no in-person attendance at the Sunday 10:30AM livestream service.
There are some regulations in place that we must abide by in order to maintain the highest level of care and concern for each other as we can, as well as to abide by the Alberta Government guidelines and those outlined by The Anglican Diocese of Edmonton and Bishop Jane. As such, we ask that if you plan to attend one of the in-person services, you please follow the guidelines listed below.
Pre-Register to indicate your intention to attend by using this online form, or contacting the Church Office (780-433-5530 ext. 104).
Complete the Alberta Health Self Assessment Tool to ensure you are healthy and able to attend services in person. If you are not able to complete this online before attending, we will go over the questions with you in person when you arrive. If you are ill and experiencing Covid-19 symptoms, please do not attend services.
We request that you please wear a mask unless you have health conditions which are exacerbated by wearing one. If you do not have a mask, we can provide you with one.
Enter the church from the main entrance doors on 101 Street and exit through the Garden Door. If you are coming to attend a service, please do not enter the church through the Parking Lot door, even if you have a key to access it.
Maintain a physical distance of at least 6 feet from all people not in your family group. The church hallways, aisles, and pews will be marked every 6 feet.
Please clean hands with hand sanitizer (provided) upon entry into and exit from the church, and as frequently as you wish to while you are here, such as before taking part in Communion.
If you have offerings you wish to bring to the service to donate, please drop them in the metal offering bowl which will be in the entranceway to the church Sanctuary.
Please do not access parts of the building other than the Sanctuary or upstairs washrooms while you are here, as this helps minimize areas that need to be cleaned after services.
Please note that some elements of the service will be different:
We request that you refrain from sharing the peace with handshakes or hugs and instead share a wave or nod with those close by.
We are not permitted to have congregational singing or verbal communal responses to readings, prayers, etc.
The Eucharist will be given with bread only. Only the celebrating priest will consume the wine.We know this may seem like a lot of rules and regulations, and we understand that can be challenging or overwhelming, but we are here to help. If you have questions about how the process will work, please do not hesitate to contact your clergy and wardens (information is below). We also recognize that many people may not feel comfortable returning to church during this time of pandemic, which is why we will continue to offer the livestream options so that we may all gather as one community in prayer together regardless of circumstances.
Questions? Please contact us by email (see below) or phone: 780-433-5330.
Fr. Neil Gordon
Rev. Danielle Key
Rev. Dr. Eileen EdwardsCorporation:
John de Haan
Gloria Letwin
Dwight BlissSunday Live Stream Service–
Sunday Live Stream Service
Our Sunday worship service is currently taking place online via Facebook Live Streaming (Click for Facebook). Please join us online at 10:30AM every Sunday!
-
Hosea Bible Study
–
Hosea Bible Study
Join Rev. Danielle every Tuesday at 10:30am starting August 11 for a study of God's persistent love as we study the book of Hosea. Through studying Hosea we will venture into a turbulent place of love and justice, promise and pain, all of which are close to the heart of God. The power and emotion is sure to grab us as we look into the first of the Minor Prophets - Hosea. The prophecy of Hosea doesn't progress logically from beginning to conclusion - it's circular - going back and forth between judgement and mercy! We do hope you'll join us for what is bound to be a bumpy ride glancing through one of our minor prophets of the Old Testament! *As of right now - this Bible Study will take place via Zoom*
-
Racial Justice Studies
Racial Justice Studies
An important response to systemic racism and racial injustice is through education—educating ourselves and seeing the realities of the world beyond our singular perspective. Join us as we study together the many different facets of racism through five different sessions. You do not need to attend all sessions, but can pick and choose which are of interest for you (though we sure do encourage attending all of them as they are fascinating!). All sessions are listed below. A full description of each presentation can be found HERE. A Zoom link and signup will be sent out closer to the dates – but until then – mark your calendars!
*Please note that this study is also offered on Thursdays at Noon.August 12: Spirituality and Racial Justice with Michael Curry
August 19: Whiteness and Racial Justice with Kelly Brown Douglas
August 26: Theology and Racial Justice with J. Kameron Carter
September 2: Racism and Racial Justice with Eduardo Bonilla-Silva
September 9: Reparation and Racial Justice with Jennifer Harvey -
Saints Eucharist
–
Saints Eucharist
The Thursday morning Saints Eucharist service is a 22-minute Eucharist focusing on the Saint of the day. This service is available in-person or can be live streamed on our FaceBook page.
We are excited to be able to join together in person for worship again!
Services available for in-person attendance will be:
- Thursday morning Saints Eucharist at 10:00AM, starting on July 16
- Sunday morning BAS Eucharist at 9:00AM, starting on August 9For those unable to join us to worship in person, we will still be having a BAS Eucharist livestreamed service at 10:30AM on Sundays on Facebook. There will be no in-person attendance at the Sunday 10:30AM livestream service.
There are some regulations in place that we must abide by in order to maintain the highest level of care and concern for each other as we can, as well as to abide by the Alberta Government guidelines and those outlined by The Anglican Diocese of Edmonton and Bishop Jane. As such, we ask that if you plan to attend one of the in-person services, you please follow the guidelines listed below.
Pre-Register to indicate your intention to attend by using this online form, or contacting the Church Office (or 780-433-5530 ext. 104).
Complete the Alberta Health Self Assessment Tool to ensure you are healthy and able to attend services in person. If you are not able to complete this online before attending, we will go over the questions with you in person when you arrive. If you are ill and experiencing Covid-19 symptoms, please do not attend services.
We request that you please wear a mask unless you have health conditions which are exacerbated by wearing one. If you do not have a mask, we can provide you with one.
Enter the church from the main entrance doors on 101 Street and exit through the Garden Door. If you are coming to attend a service, please do not enter the church through the Parking Lot door, even if you have a key to access it.
Maintain a physical distance of at least 6 feet from all people not in your family group. The church hallways, aisles, and pews will be marked every 6 feet.
Please clean hands with hand sanitizer (provided) upon entry into and exit from the church, and as frequently as you wish to while you are here, such as before taking part in Communion.
If you have offerings you wish to bring to the service to donate, please drop them in the metal offering bowl which will be in the entranceway to the church Sanctuary.
Please do not access parts of the building other than the Sanctuary or upstairs washrooms while you are here, as this helps minimize areas that need to be cleaned after services.
Please note that some elements of the service will be different:
We request that you refrain from sharing the peace with handshakes or hugs and instead share a wave or nod with those close by.
We are not permitted to have congregational singing or verbal communal responses to readings, prayers, etc.
The Eucharist will be given with bread only. Only the celebrating priest will consume the wine.We know this may seem like a lot of rules and regulations, and we understand that can be challenging or overwhelming, but we are here to help. If you have questions about how the process will work, please do not hesitate to contact your clergy and wardens (information is below). We also recognize that many people may not feel comfortable returning to church during this time of pandemic, which is why we will continue to offer the livestream options so that we may all gather as one community in prayer together regardless of circumstances.
Questions? Please contact us by email (see below) or phone: 780-433-5330.
Fr. Neil Gordon
Rev. Danielle Key
Rev. Dr. Eileen EdwardsCorporation:
John de Haan
Gloria Letwin
Dwight BlissRacial Justice StudiesRacial Justice Studies
An important response to systemic racism and racial injustice is through education—educating ourselves and seeing the realities of the world beyond our singular perspective. Join us as we study together the many different facets of racism through five different sessions. You do not need to attend all sessions, but can pick and choose which are of interest for you (though we sure do encourage attending all of them as they are fascinating!). All sessions are listed below. A full description of each presentation can be found HERE. A Zoom link and signup will be sent out closer to the dates – but until then – mark your calendars!
*Please note that this study is also offered on Wednesday evenings.August 13: Spirituality and Racial Justice with Michael Curry
August 20: Whiteness and Racial Justice with Kelly Brown Douglas
August 27: Theology and Racial Justice with J. Kameron Carter
September 3: Racism and Racial Justice with Eduardo Bonilla-Silva
September 10: Reparation and Racial Justice with Jennifer Harvey -
Sunday In-Person Service
–
Sunday In-Person Service
We are excited to be able to join together in person for worship again! The Sunday morning 9:00AM service (starting August 9) is an in-person service. The service is a BAS Eucharist most Sundays but will include a BCP service on the fifth Sunday of the month.
For those unable to join us to worship in person, we will still be having a BAS Eucharist livestreamed service at 10:30AM on Sundays on Facebook. There will be no in-person attendance at the Sunday 10:30AM livestream service.
There are some regulations in place that we must abide by in order to maintain the highest level of care and concern for each other as we can, as well as to abide by the Alberta Government guidelines and those outlined by The Anglican Diocese of Edmonton and Bishop Jane. As such, we ask that if you plan to attend one of the in-person services, you please follow the guidelines listed below.
Pre-Register to indicate your intention to attend by using this online form, or contacting the Church Office (780-433-5530 ext. 104).
Complete the Alberta Health Self Assessment Tool to ensure you are healthy and able to attend services in person. If you are not able to complete this online before attending, we will go over the questions with you in person when you arrive. If you are ill and experiencing Covid-19 symptoms, please do not attend services.
We request that you please wear a mask unless you have health conditions which are exacerbated by wearing one. If you do not have a mask, we can provide you with one.
Enter the church from the main entrance doors on 101 Street and exit through the Garden Door. If you are coming to attend a service, please do not enter the church through the Parking Lot door, even if you have a key to access it.
Maintain a physical distance of at least 6 feet from all people not in your family group. The church hallways, aisles, and pews will be marked every 6 feet.
Please clean hands with hand sanitizer (provided) upon entry into and exit from the church, and as frequently as you wish to while you are here, such as before taking part in Communion.
If you have offerings you wish to bring to the service to donate, please drop them in the metal offering bowl which will be in the entranceway to the church Sanctuary.
Please do not access parts of the building other than the Sanctuary or upstairs washrooms while you are here, as this helps minimize areas that need to be cleaned after services.
Please note that some elements of the service will be different:
We request that you refrain from sharing the peace with handshakes or hugs and instead share a wave or nod with those close by.
We are not permitted to have congregational singing or verbal communal responses to readings, prayers, etc.
The Eucharist will be given with bread only. Only the celebrating priest will consume the wine.We know this may seem like a lot of rules and regulations, and we understand that can be challenging or overwhelming, but we are here to help. If you have questions about how the process will work, please do not hesitate to contact your clergy and wardens (information is below). We also recognize that many people may not feel comfortable returning to church during this time of pandemic, which is why we will continue to offer the livestream options so that we may all gather as one community in prayer together regardless of circumstances.
Questions? Please contact us by email (see below) or phone: 780-433-5330.
Fr. Neil Gordon
Rev. Danielle Key
Rev. Dr. Eileen EdwardsCorporation:
John de Haan
Gloria Letwin
Dwight BlissSunday Live Stream Service–
Sunday Live Stream Service
Our Sunday worship service is currently taking place online via Facebook Live Streaming (Click for Facebook). Please join us online at 10:30AM every Sunday!
-
Hosea Bible Study
–
Hosea Bible Study
Join Rev. Danielle every Tuesday at 10:30am starting August 11 for a study of God's persistent love as we study the book of Hosea. Through studying Hosea we will venture into a turbulent place of love and justice, promise and pain, all of which are close to the heart of God. The power and emotion is sure to grab us as we look into the first of the Minor Prophets - Hosea. The prophecy of Hosea doesn't progress logically from beginning to conclusion - it's circular - going back and forth between judgement and mercy! We do hope you'll join us for what is bound to be a bumpy ride glancing through one of our minor prophets of the Old Testament! *As of right now - this Bible Study will take place via Zoom*
-
Racial Justice Studies
Racial Justice Studies
An important response to systemic racism and racial injustice is through education—educating ourselves and seeing the realities of the world beyond our singular perspective. Join us as we study together the many different facets of racism through five different sessions. You do not need to attend all sessions, but can pick and choose which are of interest for you (though we sure do encourage attending all of them as they are fascinating!). All sessions are listed below. A full description of each presentation can be found HERE. A Zoom link and signup will be sent out closer to the dates – but until then – mark your calendars!
*Please note that this study is also offered on Thursdays at Noon.August 12: Spirituality and Racial Justice with Michael Curry
August 19: Whiteness and Racial Justice with Kelly Brown Douglas
August 26: Theology and Racial Justice with J. Kameron Carter
September 2: Racism and Racial Justice with Eduardo Bonilla-Silva
September 9: Reparation and Racial Justice with Jennifer Harvey -
Saints Eucharist
–
Saints Eucharist
The Thursday morning Saints Eucharist service is a 22-minute Eucharist focusing on the Saint of the day. This service is available in-person or can be live streamed on our FaceBook page.
We are excited to be able to join together in person for worship again!
Services available for in-person attendance will be:
- Thursday morning Saints Eucharist at 10:00AM, starting on July 16
- Sunday morning BAS Eucharist at 9:00AM, starting on August 9For those unable to join us to worship in person, we will still be having a BAS Eucharist livestreamed service at 10:30AM on Sundays on Facebook. There will be no in-person attendance at the Sunday 10:30AM livestream service.
There are some regulations in place that we must abide by in order to maintain the highest level of care and concern for each other as we can, as well as to abide by the Alberta Government guidelines and those outlined by The Anglican Diocese of Edmonton and Bishop Jane. As such, we ask that if you plan to attend one of the in-person services, you please follow the guidelines listed below.
Pre-Register to indicate your intention to attend by using this online form, or contacting the Church Office (or 780-433-5530 ext. 104).
Complete the Alberta Health Self Assessment Tool to ensure you are healthy and able to attend services in person. If you are not able to complete this online before attending, we will go over the questions with you in person when you arrive. If you are ill and experiencing Covid-19 symptoms, please do not attend services.
We request that you please wear a mask unless you have health conditions which are exacerbated by wearing one. If you do not have a mask, we can provide you with one.
Enter the church from the main entrance doors on 101 Street and exit through the Garden Door. If you are coming to attend a service, please do not enter the church through the Parking Lot door, even if you have a key to access it.
Maintain a physical distance of at least 6 feet from all people not in your family group. The church hallways, aisles, and pews will be marked every 6 feet.
Please clean hands with hand sanitizer (provided) upon entry into and exit from the church, and as frequently as you wish to while you are here, such as before taking part in Communion.
If you have offerings you wish to bring to the service to donate, please drop them in the metal offering bowl which will be in the entranceway to the church Sanctuary.
Please do not access parts of the building other than the Sanctuary or upstairs washrooms while you are here, as this helps minimize areas that need to be cleaned after services.
Please note that some elements of the service will be different:
We request that you refrain from sharing the peace with handshakes or hugs and instead share a wave or nod with those close by.
We are not permitted to have congregational singing or verbal communal responses to readings, prayers, etc.
The Eucharist will be given with bread only. Only the celebrating priest will consume the wine.We know this may seem like a lot of rules and regulations, and we understand that can be challenging or overwhelming, but we are here to help. If you have questions about how the process will work, please do not hesitate to contact your clergy and wardens (information is below). We also recognize that many people may not feel comfortable returning to church during this time of pandemic, which is why we will continue to offer the livestream options so that we may all gather as one community in prayer together regardless of circumstances.
Questions? Please contact us by email (see below) or phone: 780-433-5330.
Fr. Neil Gordon
Rev. Danielle Key
Rev. Dr. Eileen EdwardsCorporation:
John de Haan
Gloria Letwin
Dwight BlissRacial Justice StudiesRacial Justice Studies
An important response to systemic racism and racial injustice is through education—educating ourselves and seeing the realities of the world beyond our singular perspective. Join us as we study together the many different facets of racism through five different sessions. You do not need to attend all sessions, but can pick and choose which are of interest for you (though we sure do encourage attending all of them as they are fascinating!). All sessions are listed below. A full description of each presentation can be found HERE. A Zoom link and signup will be sent out closer to the dates – but until then – mark your calendars!
*Please note that this study is also offered on Wednesday evenings.August 13: Spirituality and Racial Justice with Michael Curry
August 20: Whiteness and Racial Justice with Kelly Brown Douglas
August 27: Theology and Racial Justice with J. Kameron Carter
September 3: Racism and Racial Justice with Eduardo Bonilla-Silva
September 10: Reparation and Racial Justice with Jennifer Harvey -
Sunday In-Person Service
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Sunday In-Person Service
We are excited to be able to join together in person for worship again! The Sunday morning 9:00AM service (starting August 9) is an in-person service. The service is a BAS Eucharist most Sundays but will include a BCP service on the fifth Sunday of the month.
For those unable to join us to worship in person, we will still be having a BAS Eucharist livestreamed service at 10:30AM on Sundays on Facebook. There will be no in-person attendance at the Sunday 10:30AM livestream service.
There are some regulations in place that we must abide by in order to maintain the highest level of care and concern for each other as we can, as well as to abide by the Alberta Government guidelines and those outlined by The Anglican Diocese of Edmonton and Bishop Jane. As such, we ask that if you plan to attend one of the in-person services, you please follow the guidelines listed below.
Pre-Register to indicate your intention to attend by using this online form, or contacting the Church Office (780-433-5530 ext. 104).
Complete the Alberta Health Self Assessment Tool to ensure you are healthy and able to attend services in person. If you are not able to complete this online before attending, we will go over the questions with you in person when you arrive. If you are ill and experiencing Covid-19 symptoms, please do not attend services.
We request that you please wear a mask unless you have health conditions which are exacerbated by wearing one. If you do not have a mask, we can provide you with one.
Enter the church from the main entrance doors on 101 Street and exit through the Garden Door. If you are coming to attend a service, please do not enter the church through the Parking Lot door, even if you have a key to access it.
Maintain a physical distance of at least 6 feet from all people not in your family group. The church hallways, aisles, and pews will be marked every 6 feet.
Please clean hands with hand sanitizer (provided) upon entry into and exit from the church, and as frequently as you wish to while you are here, such as before taking part in Communion.
If you have offerings you wish to bring to the service to donate, please drop them in the metal offering bowl which will be in the entranceway to the church Sanctuary.
Please do not access parts of the building other than the Sanctuary or upstairs washrooms while you are here, as this helps minimize areas that need to be cleaned after services.
Please note that some elements of the service will be different:
We request that you refrain from sharing the peace with handshakes or hugs and instead share a wave or nod with those close by.
We are not permitted to have congregational singing or verbal communal responses to readings, prayers, etc.
The Eucharist will be given with bread only. Only the celebrating priest will consume the wine.We know this may seem like a lot of rules and regulations, and we understand that can be challenging or overwhelming, but we are here to help. If you have questions about how the process will work, please do not hesitate to contact your clergy and wardens (information is below). We also recognize that many people may not feel comfortable returning to church during this time of pandemic, which is why we will continue to offer the livestream options so that we may all gather as one community in prayer together regardless of circumstances.
Questions? Please contact us by email (see below) or phone: 780-433-5330.
Fr. Neil Gordon
Rev. Danielle Key
Rev. Dr. Eileen EdwardsCorporation:
John de Haan
Gloria Letwin
Dwight BlissSunday Live Stream Service–
Sunday Live Stream Service
Our Sunday worship service is currently taking place online via Facebook Live Streaming (Click for Facebook). Please join us online at 10:30AM every Sunday!