St. Bart’s in ecumenical Easter pageant
In a ground-breaking, earth-shattering and precedent-setting example of peaceful amity that puts the
The production features a cast of more than 20 and are derived from both congregations. The pageant, a play consisting of 11 descriptive scenes, is a gift from both churches to the community.
In the fall, St. Bart’s hosted joint services with the Lutheran community. In the spring St. Bart’s congregation travels to Davis Bay, just outside of Sechelt, to join services at Living Faith Lutheran Church.
Peter van der Leelie
St. Clement’s fundraising brings money for basement
St. Clements has been engaged in on-going fundraising projects to renovate an aging basement.
One project asked parishioners to sponsor as many square feet of the basement floor as possible. Each square cost $10 for which you could get a tax receipt. A large poster gradually filled up with names.
The second project, a talent auction, was held
In just a few months over $10,000 was raised and in the process our Christian community grew stronger as we pulled together with a common goal.
Marie-Claire Concannon
To find out more about the Edible Garden Project on the