Frequently Asked Questions Baptism of Elliot Jacobs, November 4, 2018 The birth or adoption of a child is a joyful occasion within the life of a family. Here at All Saints by the Lake, we are delighted if the arrival of your baby leads you and your family to seek Christian community with us. Baptism, however, is much more than… View Post
Rejoice, O soil!
All Saints’, Dorval Harvest Thanksgiving, Year B October 10, 2021 Do not fear, O soil; be glad and rejoice, for the LORD has done great things! The book of the prophet Joel is short – three chapters – and its narrative outline is simple: it describes the coming, and then the departure, of a terrible plague of locusts upon the… View Post
What is an “In-Ministry Year”?
As Peter Lekx has become more involved with the community at All Saints by the Lake, a few people have asked me for an explanation of what, exactly, his placement with us entails and how it all works. I’m not necessarily the greatest expert on this either, but I’ll do my best to explain! Some of you remember previous students… View Post
Staying to wrestle
All Saints’, Dorval Proper 22, Year B October 3, 2021 Lo Spagnoletto (Jusepe de Ribera), “Job on the Ash Heap,” c. 1630. Private collection. Honestly – I’m tired of this Gospel. (Am I allowed to say that out loud?) It’s not actually that I want to avoid it, exactly. I love the bit about welcoming children, of course, and I’m… View Post
Report to the Parish Meeting, 09-26-21
Incumbent’s Report, September 26, 2021 Messy Church on September 10 Well, things are definitely in full swing at All Saints by the Lake. Since returning from vacation in mid-August, my calendar has looked more like it did pre-pandemic than at any time since March of 2020. Sunday morning worship is once again being attended by a three-dimensional congregation, including singing… View Post
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