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Canyon Creek Ward Calgary Alberta Foothills Stake The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Vision With faith in Jesus Christ, we joyfully walk The covenant path that leads to life eternal, inviting All God’s children to join us in the journey. Ward Mission Plan : May Share your favorite general conference talk with a non-member or Less active friend, family member, or acquaintance. Sacrament Meeting May 16th, 2021 9:45AM – 11:00AM Presiding: Bishop James Thompson Conducting: Bishop James Thompson Opening Hymn: # 289 “Holy Temples on Mount Zion” Invocation: By Invitation Ward Business: Bishop James Thompson First Speaker: Brother Austin Howells Second Speaker: Sister Maija Olson Concluding Speaker: Sister Tobie Oliver Stake Primary President Closing Hymn: # 247 “We Love Thy House, O God” Benediction: By Invitation Pianists: Sister Sheri Jones Sister Madelyn Howells Sunday, May 16th, 2021, Sacrament Meeting –10:00 AM: ****PLEASE READ**** Currently - Alberta Health restrictions allow a maximum of 15 individuals in the chapel at a given time. Until the current restrictions are lifted, we will be broadcasting Sacrament meeting announcements, prayers, hymns, and speakers beginning at 10:00 AM each Sunday through our regular YouTube channel. We expect that this will take approximately 40-45 minutes. The main difference is that we will not hold in-person Sacrament meetings until the restrictions have been lifted – we estimate that the following Sundays will be affected: May 9th (Mother’s Day), May 16th, and May 23rd. Elders Quorum and Relief Society in-person lessons, along with youth in-person activities, will also be suspended during this time. For those who will administer the Sacrament to themselves, and/or individuals in their homes, please resume or continue under the Bishop’s authority at any time on Sundays only. For those who do not have the priesthood authority to administer the Sacrament in their homes, the Ward will allow for 26 individuals – two shifts of 13 people, 11:00 AM, and 11:30 AM – each affected Sunday, to come to the chapel to partake of the Sacrament only. Note that more 13-person shifts can be added if needed, and all individuals who need this service will be accommodated. Two brethren will be at the chapel from 11:00 to 11:45 to administer the Sacrament to those who sign up. Note that we not permitted to admit more than 13 individuals into the chapel at any given time, and the surfaces will be disinfected between shifts. Please sign up to receive the Sacrament at church if you are in these circumstances after clicking the following link: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/904044AAAA729A4F85-inperson2 To watch the YouTube Live Stream from home: · YouTube Live Stream – You can live stream Sacrament meeting through Bishop Thompson’s YouTube Channel (To subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBvQx2jRwlTumWXcgQ_BcqA) – Instructions: Click on the unique YouTube link which will be published on the Ward Facebook Group page at 9:30 AM Sunday morning – the unique link is different each time we stream. If you have not already joined the Ward FB Group, in Facebook, search Canyon Creek Ward Calgary, AB, or click the following link: https://www.facebook.com/groups/603021137216411, and ask to join the group prior to the meeting. · Participate in the Sacrament from Home - We would encourage you as families or individuals to use this time to contemplate the Savior's Atonement, its meaning in your life, and the covenant of Baptism. For those with priesthood holders in the home, you may attend to the ordinance of the Sacrament at home at any time on Sundays only. · Electronic copy of the Ward Bulletin – Click the following link to the Ward “Weekly Bulletins” webpage, where you find downloadable bulletins: https://canyoncreekward.org/weekly- bulletin. Thanks to Michelle and Chad Olson for publishing our Ward Bulletin each week. Primary Meeting, Sunday, May 16, 2021, 12:00 Noon: Join Zoom Meeting: https://zoom.us/j/84816471595 / Passcode: primary / If you cannot access Zoom and wish to phone in, use the following: +1 (587) 328-1099 Canada / Meeting ID: 848 1647 1595, Passcode: 5740539 Monthly Zoom Schedule: 1st - Sunday School : 3rd - Primary 2nd – Relief Society 4th – Elders Quorum This Week May 10th – 16th Lesson # 20 Come Follow Me: Doctrine & Covenants 49 - 50 Gospel Study This Coming Week May 17th – 23rd Lesson # 21 Come Follow Me: Doctrine & Covenants 51 - 57 Ward Assignments: Names in BOLD are team leaders. If you are unable to fulfill the assignment on that day, please make arrangement with someone else on list or another ward member. Please advise Brother Rob Fisher of changes by text to 403-399-5108 or email at [email protected]. Upon completion of assignment please return key to Rob Fisher (home mailbox) Chapel Cleaning Schedule May 16th – 22nd May 23rd – 29th May 30th – June 6th June 7th – June 13th Ecarnot, A. Cooper, C. Shaw, E. Jensen, M. Brown, D Clearsky, A. Kamile, J. Jensen, P. Building cleaning during COVID restricted meeting schedule involves vacuuming the chapel and trafficked hallways, cleaning bathrooms and replenishing paper supplies, mopping the south entry and cleaning the south entry door and glass, emptying all trash receptacles and attending to any other cleaning and straightening as required. Please contact Brother Rob Fisher regarding building issues needing attention. Building Lock up Schedule May 16th – 22nd May 23rd – 29th May 30th – June 5th June 7th – June 13th Larsen, B. Vermeeren, D. Fisher J. Mendoz, I. Members responsible for locking up must find a replacement if they are unable to fulfill the responsibility, and also must arrange to pass the key to the next person. Announcements: Ward Sunday, May 30, 2021 – June 2021 Fast and Testimony Meeting (Stake Conference being the following Sunday) Tuesday nights: Boys and Girls Activity Meetings – Run every 1st and 3rd week of the month Girls: 6:45 – 7:45 PM / Join Zoom Meeting: https://zoom.us/j/94911360701 / Passcode: girls / If you cannot access Zoom and wish to phone in, use the following: +1 (587) 328-1099 Canada / Meeting ID: 949 1136 0701, Passcode: 672772 Boys: 7:15 – 8:00 PM / Join Zoom Meeting: https://zoom.us/j/93464662838 / Passcode: boys / If you cannot access Zoom and wish to phone in, use the following: +1 (587) 328-1099 Canada / Meeting ID: 934 6466 2838, Passcode: 176711 Thursdays at 7 PM, Relief Society Emotional Resilience Meeting, In-person only, in the RS Room: Part of becoming like the Savior includes facing challenges and hardships during this life. Dealing with life’s challenges successfully requires faith in Jesus Christ and emotional resilience. Emotional resilience is: • The ability to adapt to emotional challenges with courage and faith centered in Jesus Christ. • Helping yourself and others the best you can. • Reaching out for additional help when needed. Learning some basic skills for dealing with life’s challenges and disappointments can help us prepare to face hardships with emotional resilience. Here are some of the principles of emotional resilience: • Developing Healthy Thinking Patterns • Understanding Our Body and Emotions • Managing Difficult Emotions • Building Healthy Relationships • Providing Strength to Others Check out this article: https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/life/tips-for-becoming-emotionally- resilient?lang=eng for more information. You can access the course material online here: https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/manual/emotional-resilience-for-self-reliance?lang=eng We will be hosting an Emotional Self-Reliance Course for the sisters in Canyon Creek Ward. We have worked hard to gain all approvals to have it in our ward. This class will be for sisters only and will be led by Karen Bagshaw on Thursday evenings at 7pm in the Relief Society Room of the 24th Street Chapel. All health mandates will be followed and masks must be worn in the church building at all times. To ensure that we are well within our occupancy limits, we'd ask for you to reply to [email protected] to sign up for the class. This will be an opportunity to grow emotionally, as well as spiritually. As with many of the self-reliance courses, it will also be an opportunity to build lasting relationships within the group. We hope that if you are feeling lost, lonely, overwhelmed, or perhaps even just needing an evening once a week with your sisters in the gospel, that you will come and learn with us Stake: Sunday, May 16th, 2021, NAC Relief Society Devotional 3:00 PM – 4:30 PM MDT CANADA CALGARY, ILLINOIS CHICAGO, KANSAS W I C H I T A , MONTANA BILLINGS WYOMING , A N D NEBRASKA OMAHA COORDINATING COUNCILS GENERAL OFFICER TRAINING : BY VIDEO CONFERENCE With Sister Sharon Eubank – 1st Counselor, Relief Society General Presidency __________________________________________________ To maintain security in the meeting, we ask that leaders do not publish nor share the following information beyond the intended audience. As a reminder, recording of the video conference is not permitted. Join Zoom Meeting https://churchofjesuschrist.zoom.us/j/93427500213?pwd=cmtXVldBTHJlem1OM05IL2M3Z0t PZz09 Meeting ID: 934 2750 0213 Passcode: 0516150 Link to live stream http://mywebcast.churchofjesuschrist.org/broadcast Children and Youth Devotional - All children and youth 8 years of age and older, and the adults in their lives – With Sisters Camille Johnson and Becky Craven of the Primary and YW General Presidencies CANADA CALGARY, ILLINOIS CHICAGO, KANSAS WICHITA, MONTANA BILLINGS WYOMING, AND NEBRASKA OMAHA COORDINATING COUNCILS GENERAL OFFICER TRAINING BY VIDEO CONFERENCE ___________________________________________________ Sunday, May 16th, 2021 3:00 PM – 4:30 PM MDT NAC Children and Youth Devotional Sister Camille Johnson – Primary General President Sister Becky Craven – 2nd Counselor, Young Women General Presidency Invited: All children and youth 8 years of age and older, and the adults in their lives To maintain security in the meeting, we ask that leaders do not publish nor share the following information beyond the intended audience.
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