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Dear Friends, Dear Friends 1 Shortly After the Announcement of My Appointment 2 SPIR I US NEWSLETTER OF CHRIST CHURCH DEER PARK ISSUE NO. 5 NOVEMBER 2016 INSIDE Dear friends, Dear friends 1 Shortly after the announcement of my appointment 2. Our Associate Priest, the Reverend Andrea Christensen, as rector of Christ Church Deer Park in 2011, but before will remain on staff on a full-time basis during the interim Enter, Rest & Pray 1 most of you knew who I was, I came by to check you out! period, and will continue to engage in the excellent Transitions 1 It was a hot, August Sunday morning. There weren’t many ministry for which she is known and loved. While Hilary people in church that day, and the few children in attendance Keachie is on “sabbatical” in Rome for the next few months, Congregational Care: 2 The Ministry for Me were reading quietly on the steps of the baptismal font be assured that her ministry among our children and youth as the liturgy unfolded around them. But what I remember will continue next spring, and that the other gifted Refugee Sponsorship 2 most vividly about that day was the warmth of the welcome. members of our staff: Matthew Otto, Paul Marritt, Committee: Many of you came right up and introduced yourselves, Elisabeth Lunder, Denis Delisle, and our part-time staff Update on the Alkadris though you didn’t know me. I sensed very quickly that and honorary clergy, will continue to exercise their Christmas Schedule 2 I was coming into a community that took seriously the ministries with diligence and faithfulness. Where Does The Spirit Go? 2 ministry of love, hospitality, and service in the name of Christ. 3. Soon after my election in September, I was appointed Just Wondering 3 After five years as your rector, I am preparing to leave this the Area Bishop of York-Scarborough, the episcopal area same loving community. It’s a bittersweet time for me. in which our parish is located. While I will be kept busy A Reply to Tony 3 On the one hand, I am delighted and honoured to have with the oversight of some 55 other parishes in the new Churches-on-the-Hill 3 been elected a bishop in the Church, and I very much look year, I remain committed to working closely with the Food Bank forward to serving as a bishop suffragan in the Diocese of leadership of Christ Church Deer Park to ensure that International 3 Toronto. On the other hand, I will miss Christ Church my successor is not only a gifted priest, but also a good Anglican Outreach Deer Park tremendously. This has become “home ”, not only match for this parish. for me, but also for my family. In many ways, my stay here Be a Holy & Holly Helper! 4 4. God is faithful. For over 146 years, God has blessed has seemed too short, and yet I believe that we have done PromiseLand & Young 4 Christ Church Deer Park with strong clergy and lay many good things together and that God is now calling me Anglican Leaders (YAL) Report leaders who have had a vision for growth and vitality. to a new ministry within the life of our Church. Bethlehem Market & I don’t expect that to change anytime soon! Christmas Pageant Transitions can be difficult, so I want to assure you that Thank you for your patience and courage in this time of you are in good hands in the months ahead: Natural Church Development 5 change. Please continue to uphold this process in your at Christ Church Deer Park 1. Your churchwardens have already begun working on prayers. Thank you also for your support as I undertake this The Search is On! 5 a transition plan, including meeting with the current area new ministry in the Diocese of Toronto and beyond. I look bishop and building a Parish Selection Committee (PSC). forward to continuing to serve with you in the amazing Growing Healthy Stewards 5 The members of the PSC will be formally elected at a mission to which we have been called. To God be the glory! Book Review 6 Special Vestry Meeting on November 20, 2016, at 11:30 am. They will then work with you to develop a parish profile Dear Church Mouse 6 that reflects the rich character and potential of this place. Kevin Music Library Notes 6 The change of seasons finds me ENTER, REST & PRAY hankering for the pull of Advent Transitions with its promise of Christ’s birth and On September 17, 2016, our rector renewa l of life. Advent comes in a was elected a bishop suffragan in the season of small deaths —leaves, flowers, Diocese of Toronto. Canon Robertson grass, less sunshine, more darkness. will be leaving our parish at the end of Yet Advent is always accompanied December to take up this new role as by the knowledge of rebirth to come the Area Bishop of York-Scarborough. in the spring with Easter and the gift Some dates to note on this of the renewal of life. transition: I enter into Advent now as if I were Sunday, November 20, 2016 entering St. Alban’s Cathedral and Special Vestry Meeting to elect passing beneath its welcoming words. a Parish Selection Committee I approach Advent as a time of reflection (after the 10:00 am service) by Wendy Finlay on my thoughts, demeanor, and Sunday, December 18, 2016 behaviour toward others, and equally Canon Robertson’s last regular Enter, Rest & Pray. These words are parents were buried from the important, I reflect on how I treat Sunday at Christ Church Deer Park at the entrance of St. Alban’s Cathedral, cathedral, and I still delight in the myself. I rest in this self-examination Saturday, January 7, 2017 my family church in Prince Albert, continuity of identity over the course by trusting that I am loved and that Consecration of the new bishops at of a century. Saskatchewan. In 1 911, my maternal faith will help overcome my anxiety St. Paul’s Bloor Street (10:30 am) grandparents emigrated to Canada As a child, I adored Advent and the and fears. I pray with the knowledge from St. Albans, Harts., Hertsfordshire, Sunday, January 8, 2017 anticipation of Christmas. It seemed that by taking responsibility for my First Episcopal visit to Christ Church England, and when they settled in always to be dark and cold, and we shortcomings and by using Advent as Deer Park (10:00 am) Prince Albert, they joined the St. Alban’s shivered with delight at the thought an opportunity of renewal and faith, community there. I was baptized, Sunday, January 22, 2017 of what was to com e—pageants, I need not make the journey alone. confirmed, and married at St. Alban’s Installation of the new Bishop parties, and lots of presents. 5 of York-Scarborough at St. John’s Cathedral. My grandparents and Wendy Finlay is a lay reader and chalice bearer at Christ Church Deer Park. York Mills (7:00 pm) SPIRITUS / NEWSLETTER OF CHRIST CHURCH DEER PARK / PAGE 1 Con gregational Care: Refugee Sponsorship Committee: The Ministry for Me Update on the Alkadris By William H. Jackson or the past two years, I have been a member of the Congregational Care Team at Christ Church Deer Park, connecting with parishioners F who can no longer attend our worship services or social events on a regular basis. Initially, this ministry involved an interview with the team leader, David Moore, a vulnerable sector workshop, and a police check, none of which is nearly as ominous or difficult as it sounds. I decided to get involved with congregational care out of a desire to make more connections in our church community and in the hope of contributing something of myself to others. To me, the essence of Christianity is caring for one another, especially for members of our parish community. My hunch was that congregational care would be a good “fit” for someone like me who By Jennifer Roblin and Julie Scott works best on a one-on-one basis. I wanted to give back to the community, he lovely Alkadri family—Abdl'sattar, Suheila, Moaz, Ammar, but in a way that would be personal and meaningful to another identified and Maysam—have been in our country for seven months now individual. As things transpired, congregational care has turned out to be a and are settling in to their new life in Toronto. wonderful experience. T The mother of the family, Suheila, says with a huge smile that life here is Over the past year and on a confidential basis, I have visited and spoken with “beautiful!” Although things can be hectic and there is much to get used to, between six and ten individuals who have a connection with Christ Church she says, “The idea here is very good. Before, not easy. But now, the future is Deer Park, and in each case, I have come away with a new understanding of so beautiful. My children, my husband, are so relaxed. They have friends, school , that person and a deeper understanding of myself. When connecting with work, and so much learning.” And, most importantly, now they can enjoy simply people, I take my cues from them and adapt our interactions and activities to being together as a family. Suheila adds, “You are my family too. You can see their preferences. If they like golf, I’ll bring along my putter and we’ll hit a my heart. Thank you so much at the church for all you have done for us.” few balls.
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