Sundays @ Prince of Peace
9:00 am Christian Education Hour
10:30 am Worship Service
“I was glad when they said…Let us go into the house of the Lord!” Psalm 122:1 |
Worship at PoP This Sunday
Our Christian education hour will start at 9AM and Sunday worship will begin at 10:30AM.
What to Expect as we Worship in the Sanctuary
What to expect on the day:
- Halton region restrictions indicate that congregations are not to sing (subject to change based on public health requirements/recommendations)
- Printed orders of service. Take these with you when you leave.
- No use of the coat room – please keep your coats with you
Those participating are asked to remember the following:
- Do not come to church if you are feeling ill; you will be asked to verify your health status before entering the church building
- You will need to wear a mask – please bring your own. We will have a small supply, should you forget
- Enter and exit through the front doors
- Refrain from socializing while inside the building.
- Please be patient with ushers, greeters and others who are assisting. We are all learning new ways of doing things.
- Maintain 6′ separation from others at all times
We understand completely if you are not yet feeling ready to attend service. This is not to pressure, but to provide awareness and an invitation to those who are ready and able to attend.
We look forward to seeing those who are able to come to service in the coming weeks.
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“God With Us” Advent Devotions: What better news is there than to know that God is always by our side! At Christmastime we celebrate the birth of Jesus, Lord of the universe, Saviour of the world, Shepherd of our lives. Sharing Advent devotions can be a way to reach out to family and friends who do not know the Saviour or celebrate Christmas. Lutheran Hour Ministries 2020 Advent Devotions are available in the narthex, or download a copy at https://www.lll.ca/product/advent-2019
Lutheran Bible Translators of Canada – On Sunday, November 29, 2020, Pastor Ron Mohr of LBTC will join us at Prince of Peace. He will lead a Bible-study at 9am, with a focus on mission, and then give a brief presentation on the work of LBTC following our 10:30am Divine Service. Please plan to attend and hear about the exciting work that our Lord has given LBTC, as they work to bring the Word of God to others through Bible translation and literacy.
Christmas Food Drive for the Seminary: Seminary Food Donations will be delivered to the Seminary this Thursday, Dec. 3. Thank you all for your generous support as we give thanks to our Lord for His generous support in love, faith and hope. God’s blessings.
Halton Women’s Place typically operates a Holiday Hamper Program to sponsor families who they have helped at the shelter in the past year but this year will be collecting gift cards instead of items. Gifts cards will allow women to purchase their own items and gifts for their children. . If you would like to contribute, gift cards can be dropped off at PoP – see our December calendar for days and times.
Gifts from the Heart: CLWR is working with people around the world to determine what they need to be self-sufficient. Your gifts are a critical part of empowering them to live in justice, peace and dignity. Gifts featured in Gifts from the Heart represent real items from their work around the world and will help support communities with what they need most. You can find all the latest items and information at clwr.org/gfth
Team Zion Nicaragua: Due to travel restrictions and overall safety precautions raised as a result of the Global pandemic, Team Zion is unable to go to Nicaragua in January 2021. With no travel, no tourism, airports and borders closed, tens of thousands of Nicaraguan people are out of work. The country has been reeling from the political unrest in 2018 and did not have time to recover before Covid-19 hit. Donations made out to Team Zion can be given to Prince of Peace, or sent c/o Redeemer Lutheran Church, 78 John St. Waterloo, Ontario. N2L 1B8.
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In your prayers, please remember those in mourning, those being treated for cancer, those recovering from surgery, those who have tested positive with COVID-19, our elderly and shut-in friends, all those under doctor’s care, and all those separated from family due to the COVID-19 restrictions, our Vicar-elect David Zakel, our Vacancy Pastor Robert Krestick, and Rev. James Schnarr. Restore Canada and the world in health and livelihood, and preserve us from pestilence and fear.
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Supporting My Home Congregation in Difficult TimesThe expenses of the church continue through this pandemic. The support of congregation members is necessary. There are three ways to make financial contributions to Prince of Peace at this time: 1. LCC Web site 2. Monthly EFT 3. Personal Cheque Heavenly Father, You have richly blessed us through Jesus Christ, our Lord. Accept our offerings and use them to Your glory. Amen. |