Frequently Asked Question

Q Why do we call the third part of our service the TABLE/RESPONSE?

A We respond to God's Word, which is made possi-ble because of what Jesus has done by his death and resurrection. We remember this especially when we celebrate the Lord's Supper (Table). Even in weeks when we don't celebrate Communion, we re-spond to God's Word in and through Jesus Christ.

To the People of Bridlewood

It has come to the attention of the elders that a num-ber of requests will be coming to the next General Assembly to move the Presbyterian Church of Cana-da in the direction of marrying and ordaining people involved in same sex relationships. These requests conflict with the Scriptural and traditional position of the PCC on this issue.

The Session is drafting a response calling for the Assembly to affirm a biblical stance and would ask the congregation to be praying for the Session and the Assembly in the months to come.

Rev. Duncan Cameron Interim Moderator

Frequently Asked Question

Q Why do we call the third part of our service the TABLE/RESPONSE?

A We respond to God's Word, which is made possi-ble because of what Jesus has done by his death and resurrection. We remember this especially when we celebrate the Lord's Supper (Table). Even in weeks when we don't celebrate Communion, we respond to God's Word in and through Jesus Christ.

To the People of Bridlewood

It has come to the attention of the elders that a num-ber of requests will be coming to the next General Assembly to move the Presbyterian Church of Cana-da in the direction of marrying and ordaining people involved in same sex relationships. These requests conflict with the Scriptural and traditional position of the PCC on this issue.

The Session is drafting a response calling for the Assembly to affirm a biblical stance and would ask the congregation to be praying for the Session and the Assembly in the months to come.

Rev. Duncan Cameron Interim Moderator

Frequently Asked Question

Q Why do we call the third part of our service the TABLE/RESPONSE?

A We respond to God's Word, which is made possi-ble because of what Jesus has done by his death and resurrection. We remember this especially when we celebrate the Lord's Supper (Table). Even in weeks when we don't celebrate Communion, we re-spond to God's Word in and through Jesus Christ.

To the People of Bridlewood

It has come to the attention of the elders that a num-ber of requests will be coming to the next General Assembly to move the Presbyterian Church of Cana-da in the direction of marrying and ordaining people involved in same sex relationships. These requests conflict with the Scriptural and traditional position of the PCC on this issue.

The Session is drafting a response calling for the Assembly to affirm a biblical stance and would ask the congregation to be praying for the Session and the Assembly in the months to come.

Rev. Duncan Cameron Interim Moderator

ANNOUNCEMENTS Week of February 8 to February 15

Family Day Skate We're continuing our wonderful annual tradition

of gathering together on Family Day (Monday, Feb. 16) for some fun times and fellowship! This year, we're going to Milliken Mills

Community Centre (7600 Kennedy Rd.) near Kennedy & 14th Ave.

to skate between 1:00-3:00 pm and then heading back to the church (2501 Warden Ave.) between 3:30-5:00 pm for some

snacks, finger foods, games, and fellowship.

All you need to bring your skates and yourselves! Your whole family is invited and there is no cost. Skate rentals are available on site.

Everyone is welcome and we encourage you to bring someone you know along. Looking forward to being the church family together!

Music For Malawi Julie Seath has been given a unique opportunity to hold a Benefit Concert by the choir she has recently joined, The

Toronto Cantata Chorus. Music For Malawi, will be presented on

Saturday, March 1st, at 7pm, at Yorkminster Citadel (Yonge St. & 401) with guest conductor, celebrated Len Ballantine. Tickets are

$20 each and all proceeds will go towards their projects in Luhomero, Malawi. For tickets, please see Suzette Fernandes, or

stop by the office to get one from Julie! Seating is limited!

Movers & Shakers - Wednesday, February 11th @ 7:00 pm.

Sunday Speakers

This week: Morning - Daniel Wong

Evening - Doug Townsend Next week: Morning - Josh Valley

Evening - Doug Townsend

UPCOMING BRIDLEWOOD EVENTS

Family Day Skate - Monday, February 16 - 1:00 pm

ANNOUNCEMENTS Week of February 8 to February 15

Family Day Skate We're continuing our wonderful annual tradition

of gathering together on Family Day (Monday, Feb. 16) for some fun times and fellowship! This year, we're going to Milliken Mills

Community Centre (7600 Kennedy Rd.) near Kennedy & 14th Ave.

to skate between 1:00-3:00 pm and then heading back to the church (2501 Warden Ave.) between 3:30-5:00 pm for some

snacks, finger foods, games, and fellowship.

All you need to bring your skates and yourselves! Your whole family is invited and there is no cost. Skate rentals are available on site.

Everyone is welcome and we encourage you to bring someone you know along. Looking forward to being the church family together!

Music For Malawi Julie Seath has been given a unique opportunity to hold a Benefit Concert by the choir she has recently joined, The

Toronto Cantata Chorus. Music For Malawi, will be presented on

Saturday, March 1st, at 7pm, at Yorkminster Citadel (Yonge St. & 401) with guest conductor, celebrated Len Ballantine. Tickets are

$20 each and all proceeds will go towards their projects in Luhomero, Malawi. For tickets, please see Suzette Fernandes, or

stop by the office to get one from Julie! Seating is limited!

Movers & Shakers - Wednesday, February 11th @ 7:00 pm.

Sunday Speakers

This week: Morning - Daniel Wong

Evening - Doug Townsend Next week: Morning - Josh Valley

Evening - Doug Townsend

UPCOMING BRIDLEWOOD EVENTS

Family Day Skate - Monday, February 16 - 1:00 pm

ANNOUNCEMENTS Week of February 8 to February 15

Family Day Skate We're continuing our wonderful annual tradition of gathering together on Family Day (Monday, Feb. 16) for some

fun times and fellowship! This year, we're going to Milliken Mills

Community Centre (7600 Kennedy Rd.) near Kennedy & 14th Ave. to skate between 1:00-3:00 pm and then heading back to the

church (2501 Warden Ave.) between 3:30-5:00 pm for some snacks, finger foods, games, and fellowship.

All you need to bring your skates and yourselves! Your whole family

is invited and there is no cost. Skate rentals are available on site. Everyone is welcome and we encourage you to bring someone you

know along. Looking forward to being the church family together!

Music For Malawi Julie Seath has been given a unique opportunity

to hold a Benefit Concert by the choir she has recently joined, The

Toronto Cantata Chorus. Music For Malawi, will be presented on Saturday, March 1st, at 7pm, at Yorkminster Citadel (Yonge St. &

401) with guest conductor, celebrated Len Ballantine. Tickets are $20 each and all proceeds will go towards their projects in

Luhomero, Malawi. For tickets, please see Suzette Fernandes, or

stop by the office to get one from Julie! Seating is limited!

Movers & Shakers - Wednesday, February 11th @ 7:00 pm.

Sunday Speakers

This week: Morning - Daniel Wong Evening - Doug Townsend

Next week: Morning - Josh Valley Evening - Doug Townsend

UPCOMING BRIDLEWOOD EVENTS

Family Day Skate - Monday, February 16 - 1:00 pm

UPCOMING SPEAKERS

DATE MORNING EVENING

February 15 Josh Valley Doug Townsend

February 22 TBA Dr. Bob Morris

March 1 Josh Valley Ruth Hands

March 8 TBA Ruth Hands

UPCOMING SPEAKERS

DATE MORNING EVENING

February 15 Josh Valley Doug Townsend

February 22 TBA Dr. Bob Morris

March 1 Josh Valley Ruth Hands

March 8 TBA Ruth Hands

UPCOMING SPEAKERS

DATE MORNING EVENING

February 15 Josh Valley Doug Townsend

February 22 TBA Dr. Bob Morris

March 1 Josh Valley Ruth Hands

March 8 TBA Ruth Hands

PWS&D RESPONDS TO MALAWI FLOODING Flooding and heavy rains have affected 17 districts in Malawi. Heavy rain over the past month has swept many houses away and caused residents to flee to higher ground—more than 100,000 people have been displaced from their homes, mostly in the south of the country. Government reports indicate that at least 170 people have died in flash floods and a third of the country has been declared a disaster zone.

PWS&D RESPONDS TO MALAWI FLOODING Flooding and heavy rains have affected 17 districts in Malawi. Heavy rain over the past month has swept many houses away and caused residents to flee to higher ground—more than 100,000 people have been displaced from their homes, mostly in the south of the country. Government reports indicate that at least 170 people have died in flash floods and a third of the country has been declared a disaster zone.

PWS&D RESPONDS TO MALAWI FLOODING Flooding and heavy rains have affected 17 districts in Malawi. Heavy rain over the past month has swept many houses away and caused residents to flee to higher ground—more than 100,000 people have been displaced from their homes, mostly in the south of the country. Government reports indicate that at least 170 people have died in flash floods and a third of the country has been declared a disaster zone.

Crops, food items, household assets, livestock and infrastructure have all been heavily damaged. The worst affected are sheltering at evacuation centres based in primary schools without security, sanitary facilities, kitchen utensils, clean water or food. PWS&D will be responding through the ACT Alliance to help alleviate the crisis. Immediate support will be dedicated to:

Assessment and registration of the affected communities

Providing food items such as maize (flour), beans and cooking oil

Providing chlorine, mosquito nets, kitchen uten-sils, tents and plastic sheets.

Your financial support will help bring relief to those suffering from ongoing flooding. You can make a do-nation to PWS&D through your church, mail a cheque to the office, donate online or call 1-800-619-7301 x291.

Please mark donations as “Malawi floods.”

Crops, food items, household assets, livestock and infrastructure have all been heavily damaged. The worst affected are sheltering at evacuation centres based in primary schools without security, sanitary facilities, kitchen utensils, clean water or food. PWS&D will be responding through the ACT Alliance to help alleviate the crisis. Immediate support will be dedicated to:

Assessment and registration of the affected communities

Providing food items such as maize (flour), beans and cooking oil

Providing chlorine, mosquito nets, kitchen uten-sils, tents and plastic sheets.

Your financial support will help bring relief to those suffering from ongoing flooding. You can make a do-nation to PWS&D through your church, mail a cheque to the office, donate online or call 1-800-619-7301 x291.

Please mark donations as “Malawi floods.”

Crops, food items, household assets, livestock and infrastructure have all been heavily damaged. The worst affected are sheltering at evacuation centres based in primary schools without security, sanitary facilities, kitchen utensils, clean water or food. PWS&D will be responding through the ACT Alliance to help alleviate the crisis. Immediate support will be dedicated to:

Assessment and registration of the affected communities

Providing food items such as maize (flour), beans and cooking oil

Providing chlorine, mosquito nets, kitchen uten-sils, tents and plastic sheets.

Your financial support will help bring relief to those suffering from ongoing flooding. You can make a do-nation to PWS&D through your church, mail a cheque to the office, donate online or call 1-800-619-7301 x291.

Please mark donations as “Malawi floods.”