| Sunday, April 1 – 10:30am | Palm Sunday |
| Thursday, April 5 – 6pm | Maundy Thursday Seder Supper followed by communion in the sanctuary Please Sign-up for the Seder HERE |
| Friday, April 6 – 10:30am | Good Friday Service with Olivet United Church at SJR |
| Sunday, April 8 – 7am | Easter Sunrise Service and breakfast Please Sign-up for breakfast HERE |
| Sunday, April 8 – 10:30am | Easter Sunday and Communion |
Easter

Sunday, April 8, 2012
following the 7am Easter Sunrise service
Everyone is welcome to join us for a delicious hot breakfast Pancakes, hot cross buns, poached eggs, fruit, coffee, tea and juice will be served for a free will offering.
Sign Up Here if you wish to join us for Breakfast.
Time: 6:00 pm
Celebrated by Jewish people for over 3000 years, the sederprovides an opportunity for Christians to share in a meal similar to the Last Supper that Jesus shared with his disciples. The word “seder” means order; foods are eaten in an orderly manor as participants hear a re-telling of the story of the Israelites redemption from bondage. It recalls the dramatic and miraculous events that led to their exodus from Egypt. The evening concludes with a celebration of the Lord’s Supper to remember the price Jesus paid for our freedom from the bondage of sin and death.

Sunday, April 24, 2011 8:30 AM
Everyone is welcome to join us for a delicious hot breakfast hosted by our Men’s Breakfast Club (Yes, they’re more than just pretty faces and the culinary skills of this fine team of fellows go far beyond that of just boiling water!) Bacon, eggs, cereal, toast, coffee/tea & juice will be available for a free will offering.
Time: 6:00 pm
Celebrated by Jewish people for over 3000 years, the seder provides an opportunity for Christians to share in a meal similar to the Last Supper that Jesus shared with his disciples. The word “seder” means order; foods are eaten in an orderly manor as participants hear a re-telling of the story of the Israelites redemption from bondage. It recalls the dramatic and miraculous events that led to their exodus from Egypt. The evening concludes with a celebration of the Lord’s Supper to remember the price Jesus paid for our freedom from the bondage of sin and death.
Please join us for this celebration worship meal! Sign up here before April 17.
The Seder Plate
“Hard to Dance with the Devil on Your Back”
Wednesdays during Lent: March 9 to April 20
7:00 p.m.
The Wednesday Evening Bible Study will begin a seven week Lenten Study on Ash Wednesday, March 9th and conclude the study on the Wednesday of Holy Week, April 20th. We have chosen a study entitled “Hard to Dance with the Devil on Your Back” that looks at the struggle in the lives of believers while helping us enter the continually crumbling world surrounding Jesus and the disciples in the days preceding Easter. Each lesson includes a Scripture reference, a reflection, questions for reflection or discussion and a brief prayer. If you are interested in participating in this study please sign the sheet on the Narthex table so that a book may be ordered for you. Please email Jan for more information at biblestudy@sjruc.ca
March 8th represents 100 years of International Women’s Day.
This date is set aside by the U N to recognize the accomplishments of women around the world. Many will gather to celebrate and to speak out against issues that still keep women poor and ignored in many places today.
Check out this website for International and local events taking place.
You are invited to a Women’s Sabbath Retreat Day
March 5, 2011 from 9am – 3:30pm.
Elaine Graham from Parkminster, Joan Bird and Valerie Pitt from St. James’-Rosemount,
and Kellie McComb from First United invite you to “COME TO THE WELL” to Rest, Renew and Restore as we prepare ourselves for the Journey through Lent.
The retreat will be held at St. James’-Rosemount. There will be time to walk the beautiful outdoor Labyrinth (if the weather co-operates). This is an event for all women who wish to come and gather at the well. Cost is $20 to cover lunch and art supplies.
To register, call the church office or Click here.


