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This column was updated on February 6, 2012

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Sunday, February 12th
Sixth Sunday after Epiphany


The liturgical colour today is green. This is the season after Epiphany, in which we focus on the "fresh growth" of discipleship and the bright light of hope and faith.
  • Nursery care and Church School activities are available during the service
  • If possible on Sunday morning please park in places other than the Church parking lot to leave easy access for those who require close parking for reasons of health.

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Music
  • Director of Music: Paul Merritt
  • Director of Joyful Singers: Paul & Enid Merritt
  • Director of Junior Joyfuls: Joanne Richardson
  • Director of the Laudamus Bells: Barbara Plante
  • Director of the FSA Strings: Bruce Richardson
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Music Notes

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. . . for Sunday, February 5th

During the offering the choir will sing British composer, Edgar Bainton’s most well-known piece, the anthem, And I Saw a new Heaven. 

Bainton was born in Hackney, London in 1880 and made his first public appearance as a solo pianist at the age of nine.  He studied theory with Walford Davies and composition with C.V. Stanford.  He was visiting in Germany when WWI broke out, so spent the war in an internment camp outside Berlin.  At war’s end, Bainton returned England then moved with his family to Australia in 1934 where he died in 1956 shortly after his wife’s death.

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Lectionary Selections


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February 12, 2012

2 Kings 5:1–14
Commander Naaman is healed of leprosy by Elisha.

Psalm 30 (VU p. 757)
Tears flow for a night; joy comes with the morning.

1 Corinthians 9:24–27
Run the race to win the imperishable prize.

Mark 1:40–45
A leper begs to be healed and proclaims the news.

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