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Sunset United Church
177 Sunset Drive [map]
Regina, SK, S4S 6Y7
306-586-3613 | Marci (office staff)
Ministers: Russell | Kathy
Office Hours:
9:00am-3:00pm Tuesday/Thursday; 9:00am-1:00pm Wednesday/Friday
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Written by Nora Atcheson
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Thursday, 09 February 2012 09:14 |
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Sunset Ladies Fellowship Group will meet on Monday, February 13th at the Church @ 1:30 pm. Speaker is Jan Forrest from "Dress for Success." We welcome all women in the congregation to attend. Our speaker will be first; we then have coffee and fellowship and conclude with our meeting. If you have any questions, contact Jean @ 586-5737 or Jessie @ 586-0211.
Sunset Men will be meeting Thursday, February 16 after the Pancake Supper. Join in the discussion of the evening "Why I Don't Have a Bucket List (or make New Year's Resolutions) at 7:00 P.M. We finish up at 8:00 P.M. sharp. |
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Written by Nora Atcheson
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Tuesday, 07 February 2012 12:52 |
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The Sunset United Church "Not Quite" Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper will be taking place NEXT WEEK, February 16 from 5-6:30 pm. The event is being hosted by the SUC Youth (Explorers & TGIF). Tickets available in the office or at the door: Large order $6/small order $4/Family $15.
Donations are kindly requested for this event which will see all proceeds going to Youth Programs. The sign up sheet is posted on the bulletin board. Needed items are: Pancake mix (add water only type), flavoured/diet syrup, margarine, ketchup, breakfast/pork sausage, juice (1 litre apple or orange), disposable aluminum roasters and electric griddles. |
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 08 February 2012 11:17 |
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Slam Poet Video "TouchScreen" |
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Written by Russell Mitchell-Walker
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Sunday, 05 February 2012 12:51 |
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This video of Marshall Soulforce Jones called Touchscreen is an interesting commentary on technology and social interaction (or lack thereof). http://youtu.be/GAx845QaOck "From the Garden of Eden to the branches of MacIntosh, apple picking has always come at a great cost.' What do you think?
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Last Updated on Sunday, 05 February 2012 12:52 |
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Written by Nora Atcheson
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Friday, 03 February 2012 15:34 |
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Annual reports for the Annual Congregational Meeting being held after Worship on February 12th are available in the office.
Kathy will be holding a public presentation on her sabbatical journey in Africa through photos and stories at Sunset this Thursday, February 9 from 7 - 9 pm. Everyone is welcome! She will also be presenting at Wintergreene Estates on February 17th @ 2 pm.
Family Ministry on February 11 - families can gather over a pot luck meal followed by a program exploring ideas and engaging in activities for celebrating Lent together at home. Supper @ 5:30, the evening will wrap up by 7:30. |
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Kathy's Spiritual Meanderings... |
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Written by Kathy Platt
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Friday, 03 February 2012 11:18 |
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The scripture for this week is: "they that wait upon God, shall renew their strength." So, that got me thinking about waiting and how I don't often find waiting a very strengthening activity - just the opposite usually! I think a lot of that depends on our attitude. I was talking with one mom who was introducing me to her 3 week old baby - a complete treat for me to hold such a very wee young person! Anyways, she was saying that it has been funny hearing the different reactions from friends who have had children. If it is a really long time since the person had their babies, she would hear: "enjoy this time - it passes by all too quickly!" If it was a mom whose babies had just gotten out of diapers, she would hear: "don't worry - this phase won't last forever!" Our perspective makes a big difference as to how enjoyable the waiting is. Part of the goal might be to stay connected to the present moment and not look to either what's to come, or what used to be - but just stay connected to the moment you are in. The strengthening part of the present moment might be an opportunity to simply be still and know that you are in exactly the right place at the right time. I was also thinking about what happens when I am in my car in a traffic jam. I can very easily go to that place of road rage and curse everyone around me who seems to be moving at a snail's pace. However, what can turn that around is if I put some good tunes in the disc player and let the music carry my heart to a better space! So the strengthening part of a wait over which we have no control might be to allow music to change the mood and lighten the anxiety. Life is full of moments that involve "waiting" - waiting for our children to be born, waiting for our children to grow up, waiting for test results to come back, waiting for a long-anticipated holiday to arrive, waiting for...and the list goes on. My hope is that we find ways to allow the waiting time to be life-giving, and that we feel the strengthening presence of God enabling us to walk courageously towards wherever the wait may be leading us.
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