‘river’ will continue on sundays through august (4pm, st. anne’s church).
there will be no morning prayer on monday august 23rd
there will be no taize evening prayer on tuesday august 24th or august 31st
‘river’ planning will still happen on tuesday august 24th
we’ll be announcing a autumn schedule in late august/early september!
hey friends & neighbourhood folks
camino house & the jeremiah community is having a
potluck/barbeque
saturday august 28th * 5pm
camino house – 276 gladstone
(north of/right beside) st. anne’s church
we’ve got the BBQ, the yard (and indoor space – so come rain or shine)…
come celebrate the end of summer, our neighbourhood, and being together!
we’re hoping to have some fresh watermelons and tomatoes from our organic garden for folks to munch on.
we invite you to bring a dish of some kind to share and/or something to barbeque and/or a beverage.
if you can’t bring something, do come along anyway – we’ll make some extras (including vegetarian options)…
this is open to anyone who wants to come. invite friends! we’d love to have folks from all our partnerships/connections in the neighbourhood such as g-12 arts camp, matthew house (refugee) volunteers, urban flute ensemble, alexander-muir aftershool drop in, river, st. anne’s church, artists using the spaces (sewing drop-in, etc), the bike give-away/exchange, brockton writer series, other spiritual communities, friends from local cafes and other businesses, etc.
if you can, let us know if you can come (email rob@jeremiahcommunity.ca)…
hope to see you on the 28th.
camino house / the jeremiah community
‘river’ is our community time of worship where spirit and justice flow.
‘river’ happens each sunday at 4pm at our ‘abbey’, st. anne’s church.
each week we celebrate the ancient mysteries of our spirituality with bread and wine, eclectic song, ritual, and creativity. we usually have a children’s gathering as part of ‘river’ and/or intergenerational creative aspects.
click the graphic for full size image or for more text info, click here
you can also join the ‘river’ facebook group here
the jeremiah community would like to offer sincere thanks to the individuals and communities who came forward to donate items for some of our friends who are refugees and are moving into their first homes in Canada. we’re overwhelmed by how much people gave…
looking forward to deepening partnerships as we continue to struggle for justice and to welcome with open arms.
the jeremiah community
hey friends
a few things to note on our summer schedule:
- river continues through late-august on sundays at 4pm at st. anne’s church.
- morning prayer is happening on mondays, wednesdays and fridays at the church (7:30am) and tuesdays and thursday (8am) at camino house (276 gladstone – house beside the church).
- river planning & taize prayer happen most tuesday evenings, but do email or call ahead if you’re planning to come, as we may cancel either of these, depending on other things going on in the community.
- our monday refugee volunteer times will be more sporadic in august. call or email before you come by! we’ll re-start in full swing in september.
- camino house (276 gladstone ave) will be hosting a neighbourhood barbecue on the last saturday of each month (around 5pm) starting august 28th.
- thursday formation groups are on hold until the fall…
- there will be no reel conversations (film night) in august (see you in september)
we’re looking forward to the fall, with new formation and orientation groups – as well as a re-launch of all aspects of communion, community and co-mission in the jeremiah community. also watch for new website in the coming weeks!
grace and peace to you all.
the jeremiah community and ‘river’ worship collective.
this summer, we’re piggybacking our community retreat with the good folks from ‘practicing resurrection.’
we’re inviting all jeremiah community members and friends to come along to this amazing looking retreat featuring ched myers, elaine enns, brian walsh, sylvia keesmaat and others.
email if you’d like more info or a registration form. here’s the poster:
you can see more info on Ched and Elaine and the good work (and writing) they do at www.ChedMyers.org and www.bcm-net.org
