Church address:
5350 Baillie Street
Vancouver, BC
(on 37th Ave between Cambie and Oak)
Church office address:
2325 Burrard Street
Vancouver, BC V6J 3J2
604.558.4400
St John's Vancouver Anglican Church is a community of Christians dedicated to the exposition and teaching of the Word of God, to the spreading of the good news of the Gospel at home and abroad, and to the application of God's purpose in our own lives and families.
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Quarterly Family Meeting - February 7Come and join with other members to hear about our ministries, to receive an update on parish affairs, and to join together in prayer for our church. The meeting will begin at 7:30 pm in the church. Missions’ LunchThis Sunday, February 5 we will be having a Missions Lunch to hear Rev. Dr. Jos Strengholt speak. Rev. Strengholt is a political historian based in Cairo working with Arab Vision under Interserve. We are excited to hear what he has to share with us about his ministry. The cost is $5 per person and $10 for a family. OrdinationsThis Sunday, February 5 at 3 pm, Bishop Trevor Walters will ordain Artizo Grads, Ben Roberts (formerly Verger at St. John’s Shaughnessy and now curate at St. John’s Richmond) and Michael Dobson (currently deacon at St. Andrew’s Tsawwassen) to the priesthood in the Anglican Network in Canada. The service will take place at Broadmoor Baptist Church, 8140 Saunders Road, Richmond, followed by a reception. ACNA Theological ConferenceBillets Needed February 28 - March 2 Last Chance to Register!This year is the 4th Annual Evening Service Retreat, February 10 -12. The retreat is being held at Camp Squeah, near Hope, BC. Camp Squeah has rooms for individuals, couples and families so that everyone is able to attend. The cost is $140 per person and their may be scholarships available for those who qualify. To register please email Christie Anderson. LIVEWORD Women’s ConferenceOut of Context –a fresh look at the Lord’s Prayer - Saturday, February 18 Ladies, register now for the women’s conference. We invite you to attend a day of Bible teaching and great music, as three speakers, Polly Long, Carolyn Hindmarsh and Irena Tippett teach from Matthew’s gospel. There is a registration table today in the foyer at coffee hour and after the 11am service. Brochures are available on the Welcome Table. For more information contact contact Jan at 604.558.4400, ext 225 or by email. Keeping Company with God: rest, reflection and restoration at the end of the dayThis quiet worship service will be Monday, February 13 at 7:30 pm in the Chapel. The service includes quiet reflective music and songs, a short reflection on a Bible passage, short times of silent prayer, and if you so desire, an opportunity to be prayed with by a member of our prayer team. Grief ShareGood Grief/Bad Grief - there is such a thing. St John’s will be leading a thirteen week Grief Share group beginning on February 1 at 5.30 pm - 7.30 pm in the church office meeting room. The Grief Share group is well suited for anyone who has lost a friend or family member at any time in the past who may have any undesirable or surprising feelings. If you would like to know more about Grief Share please contact James Wagner at 604.558.4400 ext 227 or email James. Quarterly Family Gathering: Let’s not sit on the floorWe are in need of volunteers to come early to the Quarterly Family Gathering this Tuesday, Feb 7 to help set up tables and chairs. If you are able to help please meet us downstairs in the Fellowship Hall at 6:45 pm. Thank YouThank you to all those who helped set up and host the St. John’s Vancouver booth at Missions Fest. This was a great opportunity to connect with other Christians from Vancouver and the Lower Mainland. Thank you for your time. You made this a great event. Prayer Opportunities In This Ebenezer Year Of Prayer In Our Church (besides the Sunday services)1. Prayer Chain
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Called to Prayer and Service The Anglican Church of North America (ACNA), of which St. John’s is a member through our Diocese of the Anglican Network in Canada (ANiC) has established a task force to create a catechism for the church. The leadership of ACNA has recognized St. John’s Vancouver as a leader in this area and for the past two years both Bronwyn Short and Dr. Packer have been involved in task forces working on this. The leadership has rightly acknowledged that Catechism, or the systematic instruction in the fundamentals of the Christian faith, is of critical importance for the ongoing health of the church. The task force knows that the theological foundation of the catechism needs to be biblical and coherent. One of the steps to establish this foundation is a three-day theological summit starting February 28th in Vancouver. St. John’s and the Regent College Anglican Studies Program are co-hosts and a number of leading Anglican theologians from around the world and the ACNA Catechism Task Force will be arriving in Vancouver for three intense days. This group needs our prayer. I asked Dr. Packer what we should be praying for and his response was clear: “ For wisdom and clarity.” This is a big undertaking and an important one as they are looking at catechism both for adults and for our younger members. You would also not go amiss to pray for safety, protection, energy, and humility for the group. They will be traveling from afar for three solid days of work together. It is a privilege for St. John’s to be to participate in this. 6Thanks be to God. Stay tuned…as we will continue to hear about the work of this group and how we can continue to be involved and helpful. In Christ, Joanne Lawrie |
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