'Witness' — Service for Sunday, April 27
/Please join with the Reverend Canon Dr. David Barker and the Anglican parish of Haliburton in-person or on-line at 10:30 a.m. Sunday, or on-line anytime afterwards.
PRIEST-IN-CHARGE
The Reverend Dr. Connie Phillipson
Holy Eucharist: 10:30 a.m. each Sunday @ St. George’s
All welcome to stay for refreshments and fellowship afterwards!
You can watch each Sunday service as it happens via the livestream below, or later at your convenience. You can also find services on the church YouTube channel (HALIBURTON ANGLICAN).
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'Spend each day with Jesus!'— Service for Easter Sunday, April 20
/Welcome to our Easter Sunday service! Please join us in-person or on-line at 10:30 a.m., or on-line anytime afterwards. The Rev. Dr. Connie Phillipson will be preaching.
'Three Crosses, Three Voices"— Service for Good Friday, April 18
/Please join our special Good Friday service in-person or on-line at 10:30 a.m., or on-line anytime afterwards. The Rev. Dr. Connie Phillipson will be preaching.
'On Palm Sunday, you can’t be a spectator!'— Service for Palm Sunday, April 13
/Please join our service in-person or on-line at 10:30 a.m. Sunday, or on-line anytime afterwards. The Rev. Dr. Connie Phillipson will be preaching!
'Will you join the party?' — Service for Sunday, April 7
/Please join our service in-person or on-line at 10:30 a.m. Sunday, or on-line anytime afterwards. The Rev. Dr. Connie Phillipson will be preaching!
'Not our thoughts' — Service for Sunday, March 23
/Please join with the Reverend Margaret Milne and the Anglican parish of Haliburton in-person or on-line at 10:30 a.m. Sunday, or on-line anytime afterwards!
An engaging talk on learning to live and walk with God
/In case you missed the Rev. Connie’s astonishing sermon from last Sunday (the whole service is here: 'Three in One ... a personal walk with Thee': Sunday service for May 26, Trinity Sunday; her sermon begins about 26 minutes in), I encourage you to!
Reverend Connie wondrously uses her own story of growing up an only child of a working mother to engagingly teach how she came, at a very young age, to rely entirely on her Heavenly Father and the Trinity He embodies.
As she explains, the Holy Trinity has never been ‘just doctrine’ to her, but her lived, personal experience.
She explains how she “felt like the luckiest little girl in the world with such an awesome Father who no one could ever take away” from her; “the only father she has ever had or needed.”
Imagine if all could learn this at such a young age … especially the fatherless (in fact or feeling).
