THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT ALL SAINTS’ FINANCES IN 2025 I’m brand new to the parish and/or to this whole “church” thing. Where does our money come from? There are three major revenue sources for All Saints’. Rental income: primarily the CPE Dorval, but also other community groups that rent our spaces. Investment income: we have approximately $1.2 million invested in… View Post
Funeral sermon for Pat Waterston
All Saints’, Dorval Patricia Waterston, 1928-2024 October 22, 2024 I knew Pat Waterston as a member of the congregation at the eight o’clock service here at All Saints’ by the Lake (formerly St. Andrew & St. Mark’s) in Dorval. Those who knew her all her life might find it odd that she was attending the service that didn’t have music,… View Post
Scrambled hierarchies
All Saints’, Dorval Pentecost 20 October 6, 2024 Sasha the Sheltie puppy This morning we begin reading from the letter to the Hebrews, and we will continue hear excerpts from this letter for a few weeks to come. Hebrews is a remarkable document; it’s called a letter and included in that section of the New Testament called the “Epistles” (which… View Post
Angels, two ways
On Sunday I preached twice on the same readings – once at the regular 10 am service, once at Ben Stuchbery’s induction at Holy Trinity, Ste-Agathe/Grace Church, Arundel. Perhaps you can entertain yourself by finding the differences between the two manuscripts, like one of those “find the 5 things that don’t match” brainteaser drawings. Holy Trinity, Sainte-Agathe, and Grace Church,… View Post
All called to be servants
CHS, Plymouth Proper 20, Year B September 22, 2024 Verna Dozier in the Washington National Cathedral pulpit, 1985 But they were silent, for on the way they had argued with one another who was the greatest. He sat down, called the twelve, and said to them, “Whoever wants to be first must be last of all and servant of all.”… View Post
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