SAINT PAUL'S PASTORAL CHARGE - UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA
293 Etter Road, Box 147, Mount Uniacke, NS B0N 1Z0
FB: SaintPaul'sUnitedChurch, Mount Uniacke
Email: saintpaulsunitedchurch@hotmail.com
Church Service is at 10:00am, refreshment time after Children's Sunday School held during Church Service.
Office Phone: 902-866-2510
Pastoral Care: Jessie at 902-719-4998
Minister: Jessie Crabtree
Email: Jessie.Crabtree.293@gmail.com
Saint Paul's is no longer masking, but of course, it is a personal choice.
For building access, rental questions - please contact Eric at 902-866-0490.
Join us in-person Sundays at 10:00am or listen online anytime at
https://soundcloud.com/jess-crabtree-293
UPCOMING AT SAINT. PAUL'S
First, the Annual Christmas Dime Auction on Saturday, November 2 at the Uniacke Fire Hall. Doors open at 11am. Auction held at 1pm.
Please note: You must be in attendance to claim prizes or have someone who is there to look after your numbers. Lunch plates available for $5.00.
Sunday, November 10 - Remembrance Day Service at usual time of 10am.
Saturday, November 30 - Memorial Wreaths.
Service of Reading Names and Carols: This year there will be a smaller light display outside and on Saturday, November 30th at 2pm we will have Christmas Hymns and Carols with the reading of the memorials. There will be refreshments and snacks. Thank you St. Paul's UCW
We thank the Uniacke Newsletter for publishing the memorials again this year.
Please call Pearl at 902-866-3002 or Mary at 902-866-3017 to order and have your memorial written out. ****The deadline for ordering is November 15th. Cost by donation.
Sunday, December 1 - Advent Saturday,
December 7: 2pm - 4pm. Coffee House at Saint Paul's. Join us for an afternoon of musical entertainment featuring "The Lily Lakers & Company". Refreshments of coffee, tea and snacks will be available.
Freewill Offering at the door sponsored by the UCW St. Paul's United Church.
ST. PAUL'S SPOTLIGHT: SUNDAY SCHOOL WHY DO YOU LIKE TO BRING YOUR CHILD/GRANDKIDS/GODCHILD TO CHURCH?
"Although I can't bring them every Sunday, Saint Paul's welcomes my grands without hesitation (aged 13 and 10) when the stars align and we do arrive. Sunday school teacher Michelle is very flexible. The kids enjoy crafts, stories, showing off their creations during "Sunday School Report" to say nothing of the delicious snacks. The hour goes very quickly!" Terry
"Faith is so important as we grow older. I bring my Goddaughter to church so she can learn about Jesus and his life. This will give her a foundation of faith to rely on as she grows. She goes to church because she has fun in Sunday School somtimes leading the congregation in the Lord's Prayer and occasionally performing in pageants. She feels included in the service and is surrounded by interested and kind parishioners, some her own age." Elizabeth
"My granddaughter has been coming to church with me since she was 2 and is now 13. She loves being a part of this Church Family. I'm so grateful that we can share this time." Darlene
"I have always taken my granddaughters to church from the time they were babies. Although the older 2 are no longer able to attend, my youngest does. She enjoys being able to take part in the service and going to Sunday School. When she can't go she says she misses her "Church people". I am glad that Saint Paul's is so welcoming to the children." Debbie
"I love bringing my boys (ages 9 & 12) to church because their participation in worship here is not only welcome, but joyfully celebrated by the congregation! Whether they want to help light candles, lead prayers, play music, bake snacks, or put on a play - the congreagation is always so supportive and goes out of their way to cheer on their contributions. Jessie