OUTREACH TO OUR
COMMUNITY
AND BEYOND... |
Please Pray for Haiti and make your donation
to a registered charity ASAP Feb 12th is almost here and the Canadian
Government will not match your donation after that date. PWRDF
is taking your calls and web donations. |
DOLL
MAKERS BECOME QUILTERS 
The doll makers of Epiphany are now making
small quilts for the hospital's NeoNatal unit. These quilts are from our
excess material during the doll making for hospitalized children. They will
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STUFF ME PLEASE!
We have organized ourselves on a mission of sewing. Under the direction of
our Deacon Jane, we are organized to sew and stuff dolls for hospitalized
children. The dolls are given to help explain procedures and provide
comfort. This is very fulfilling and will be ongoing for the parish. The
hospital requires 60 dolls a month! |
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CHRISTMAS DINNER AT EPIPHANY
This was a full
turkey dinner with dessert and a gift to take home. Christmas should be
shared!
MEALS
ON WHEELS
We again served our community meals in the months of Nov and Dec. What a
great way to serve!
OPERATION CHRISTMAS CHILD
Pictured below are outreach programs Epiphany carries out
through the Christmas Season. 97 jars of Peanut Butter went to the Goodfellows in
2008 for
Christmas baskets in the community, we beat that with 115 in 2009. As well Operation Christmas Child Boxes
were collected for overseas and we report 58 for Christmas 2009! Thank you once again for your
donations!
 
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We need a volunteer to mail out our prayer cards. Please see Jane or
Bryan.
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Loonies for the Lord
is also known as HURON HUNGER FUND Sunday (PWRDF). On the first Sunday in May we line up
collected "loonies" from the altar to the back of the church.
Last YEAR we
brought in over $600 to be taken to Synod by our delegates.
We are again collecting 'hotel' toiletries for local women's
shelters....Let's beat the 3 box loads of last year.
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DOLLS FOR THE HOSPITAL
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Worship to the Community - Epiphany
offers Wednesday Eucharist's to both the Southgate, Royal Oak and
Kingsville Court residents in this community. Keep your eye on the
events calendar for dates.
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Hall Use -
Our newly renovated parish hall has all the amenities and is most
importantly wheelchair accessible. We have 2 industrial stoves and air
conditioning. We welcome your inquiries for use of this facility.
We presently welcome outside associations such as AA, Weight Watchers,
IODE and local business meetings.
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WHAT A GREAT SUCCESS!
many other ministries to give thanks for: We continuously supply
our local food bank, collect bread tabs for the blind, stamps for the
Bible Society and pop tops for wheelchairs.
It may seem like a small donation but together we are a big help!
Keep it up Epiphany! Let's break last year's records and help many more!
TOILETRIES to the shelter in 2008
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