We will all be changed by the victory of our Lord Jesus Christ
Monday, January 23 – 12:15 pm
St. Matthew’s Anglican Church (at Grace Church)
2087 McMillan Road
Changed by the servant Christ
Tuesday, January 24 – 12:15 pm
St. Ann’s Catholic Church
33333 Mayfair Avenue
Changed through patient waiting through the Lord
Wednesday, January 25 – 12:15 pm
Peace Lutheran Church
2029 Ware Street
Changed by the suffering servant
Thursday, January 26 – 12:15 pm
Calvin Presbyterian Church
2597 Bourquin Crescent East
Changed by the Lord’s victory over evil
Friday, January 27 – 12:15 pm
Mount Lehman United Church
#4 – 6256 Mt. Lehman Road
Changed by the peace of the Risen Lord
Sunday, January 29 – 8 pm
St. Matthew’s Anglican Church
2010 Guildford Drive
Taize¢ Service
Intoduction to Taize¢ Prayers;
community gathering and meditation at 7:30 pm.
Songs/ Prayers begin at 8 pm
Changed by the Good Shepherd
You are invited to a BUTTONS AND BOWS TEA AND BAKE SALE
Saturday, February 18.1:30 - 3:00 pm in the Lower Meeting Hall Calvin Presbyterian Church Sponsored by the Ladies Guild A fundraiser for Mustard Seed
The Abbotsford Food Bank is in desperate need of the following items: chunky soup, canned ham & chicken, boost & ensure, canned vegetables, cereal, peanut butter, diapers (size 4-6), powdered milk, pasta & sauce, canned meat, fresh fruit and vegetables and dairy. Thank you for your generosity!
The flower team is asking for people to let them know if they would like to place flowers on the Communion table for any occasion. Please contact Patti Hougen , Marilyn Ingram or Carole Sookdeo . If you so wish, you may give $25 to any member of this team and they will purchase and arrange the flowers on your behalf.
Calvin Church is part of The Presbyterian Church in Canada, www.presbycan.ca, a church family of about 750 congregations, with a history spanning almost four centuries of Canada’s story, with roots in the European and Scottish Reformation. Today, the PCC ministers to people of many European, African, Asian, Central and South American origin, as well as to First Nations’ peoples. Calvin Church was, in fact, first established in 1946 as a Hungarian-speaking congregation; it became English-speaking in the 1970’s. Most congregations of the PCC, including Calvin Church, have representatives of Canada’s wide multi-cultural mosaic within their membership.
The affairs of the congregation are guided by the Pastor and Elders (who are elected by the congregation). They set the vision and have oversight of the membership, discipline, worship, Christian education, stewardship and mission of the congregation. They encourage the work of various ministry teams, such as worship, congregational life, pastoral care and mission & outreach, and committees, such as the Facilities and Finance committee, and the New Building committee, all of which carry out the work and witness of the congregation.
You may become a member of the congregation, either by transfer of certificate from another Christian denomination or by making a profession or reaffirmation of faith. A series of inquiry and orientation classes are held annually. We publish a congregational directory for members and adherents (friends and supporters) of the congregation
