Parish Selection Committee:
St. Thomas Brooklin is about to embark on the exciting challenge of selecting a new incumbent
to lead us in the next phase of our Parish life. The first step in this process is the formation of a
Parish Selection Committee. The Parish Selection Committee will be comprised of a maximum
of eight (8) members (2 Church Wardens and 6 parishioners) with responsibility for the selection
of committee members falling to the Church Wardens.
Submit completed forms to the Church Office by no later than February 7th, 2010 after
which nomination are closed. Paper copies obtained from the church or printed from the
web site can be hand delivered, mailed or faxed to the office while electronically filled
forms can be submitted electronically by clicking on the Submit By e-Mail button at the
bottom of the form.
Nomination Form
Instructions
Selection Committee Job Description
Selection Committee Nomination Form
Announcement from Fr. David:
I met with the wardens and shared with them news that I am sharing with
the parish this morning. After a period of considerable prayer and
reflection, I have accepted a new appointment within the Diocese of
Toronto and will be concluding my ministry at St. Thomas’ at the end of
May.... click
here
to read the announcement.
Grapevine:
The Advent issue of the Grapevine is now available. Please click
here or Newsletter in the
menu bar to see it.
St. Thomas' Grand Opening:
The Liturgy of Dedication and Consecration of our New Church was held
on Sunday, November 1st, click
here to
see the pictures of the event. Click
here to see Liturgy of Dedication.
Visit
http://www.trentdurhamanglicans.ca for more pictures and also
http://www.toronto.anglican.ca.
St. Thomas on YouTube :
St. Thomas’ on
YouTube.com: Check out a video made by former parishioner
Christopher Greaves.
What it means to be a ChristianChristian life is lived in relationship with God through Jesus Christ, and in common with other Christians in the church seeking to deepen that relationship and to follow the way that Jesus taught.
For Christians God is understood and known as Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
Father God is love, caring for creation and for
every human being as God's beloved child.
Son God is as he has revealed himself to be in the
historical person of Jesus Christ. Jesus' life, death and resurrection holds the key
to knowing and loving God, and to making sense of life, before and after death.
and Holy Spirit God is alive, loving and active
today, inspiring faith, justice and truth, sustaining the life of the world, giving
spiritual gifts to the church and bearing his spiritual fruit in the world - changed
lives and a transformed society.
January 24, 2010
|
