Morning Prayer

Remembrance Sunday /Twenty-Second Sunday after Pentecost

                                                                                    Lay Readers: John Robinson, Doug Livingston

 Reading:

Haggai 1:15b-2:9                                          Psalm 98

2 Thessalonians 2:1-5, 13-17                        Luke 20:27-38

Collect: Eternal God, who caused all holy scriptures to be written for our learning, grant us so to hear them, read, mark, learn, and inwardly digest them, that we may embrace and ever hold fast the blessed hope of everlasting life, which you have given us in our Saviour Jesus Christ, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever.

Please join us for fellowship and refreshments in the Parochial Hall following the 10 am service.

 Anglican Cycle of Prayer Week (November 9^th  2025)

     Anglican Church of Canada

Archbishop of Canterbury, The Rt. Rev & The Rt. Hon. Dame Sarah Mullally

Primate, The Most Rev. Shane Parker.

National Indigenous Archbishop,  The Most Rev. Chris Harper.

Metropolitan (Province of the Northern Lights),  The Most Rev. Greg Kerr-Wilson.

Executive Archdeacon of the Diocese of Rupert’s Land, The Ven. Simon Blaikie.

Bishop of Rupert’s Land, Rt. Rev Naboth Manzongo.

The Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada,

General Secretary (Lutheran World Federation), The Rev. Dr Anne Burghardt.

National Bishop, Bishop-Elect Larry Kochendorfer.

Bishop of Manitoba/ North-Western Ontario Synod, Bishop Jason Zinko,

The Moravian Church (North America),

President of the Elders’ Conference (Northern Province), The Rev. David E. Bennett.

District President (Canadian District), Mr David Jones.

Ang. Communion The Church in the Province of the West Indies ACC The Principal, faculty, students, and staff of the Vancouver School of Theology

COTN The Diocese of Caledonia

ELCIC The Principal-Dean, faculty, students, and staff of Martin Luther University College

MOR Remembering November 13 – 1741 – the Festival of Christ the Chief Elder

Together For those who have died in war and for renewed commitment to work for peace

WCC Ecumenical Oceania

Rupert’s Land Our Congregations and Communities

Notices

Secretary’s Office Hours: Thursdays from 11 am – 4 pm and Fridays from 9 am-10 am. Leave a message at 467-8466 or send an email to cotasecretary@gmail.com.

Rector’s Office Hours:  and Friday between 10 am and6 pm. It is advisable to call before coming. He can be reached at #204-404-9875.

Advent/Christmas Poinsettias If you would like to make a donation in memory of a loved one please see Barb Bardsley (204)461-3289

Messy Church to be held on Wednesday, November 26, at 5:30 pm.  Everyone is welcome! If anyone is interested in volunteering, please contact John or Bev Robinson at 204-404-4431 or cotamessychurch@gmail.com

Christmas Tea To be held on Saturday, November 29, 2025, from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM. Donations are required as follows:

• Items for the Craft Table·Baking for the Bake Table
• Dainties for the tea·Items for the Food Hamper(s)

Volunteers are needed and are encouraged to call Jeanette Sheasgreen: 204-461-4008 or Phyllis Barclay: 204-467-9881.

Youth for Christ(YFC): Chris Harwood, Interim Director, YFC Stonewall, is inviting us to join our community on Saturday, November 15^th, at New Life Church. Doors open at 5:00 with the event beginning at 5:30. The Event will conclude around 8:00 pm. You will hear what has happened in 2025, praising God for His amazing faithfulness. There is no charge for the dinner; there will be an opportunity to donate during the evening. We hope our church will reserve a table of 8, but not limited to one table. If you would like to attend or make a donation, RSVP to Joyce Reevesat 204-479-6394

For more information, refer to Rupert’s Land News!!

DID YOU KNOW?

 Join us for a conversation with David Robertson, the author of “52 Ways to Reconcile: How to Walk with Indigenous People on the Path to Healing”, on November 15^th2025, at St.John’s College. Also, Krista Waring and Pierre Plourde will share from their experience as Allies. We’ll begin with Smudging, coffee and fellowship at 9 am, the session will start at 10 am and we’ll be finished by 3:00 pm. Lunch is included

The Registration Fee is $20 per person, but if $20 is not possible for you, just let us know when you register. To register, send the following information for each person you are registering to: IndigenousAnglican370@gmail.com. Name, Address (including postal code), Phone number, Your Church/Parish, AND let us know how you plan to pay the $20 registration fee. Prescribed ways:

1. E-transfer to this email IndigenousAnglican370@gmail.com. In the e-transfer Message include the name(s) of the individual participants you are registering
2. By cash or cheque (payable to Diocese of Rupert’s Land and add “52 Ways” in the memo) in an envelope with the above registration information included
3. Put your envelope in the offering basket at Epiphany. We are at 370 McKenzie St (at the corner of College Ave). Our Sunday service is at 3 pm.
4. Mail or drop off your envelope addressed to: Krista Waring (52 Ways) 935 Nesbitt Bay Winnipeg, MB R3T 1W6.

This Event has been organised by the Diocese of Rupert’s Land’s Indigenous Ministry Developer with the support of the people of Epiphany Indigenous Anglican Mission. This Event is financially supported in part by the Diocese of Rupert’s Land Indigenous Ministries and a grant from the New England Company. Donations are welcome. Add a donation to your registration fee or send an additional e-transfer at a later date. Donations will also be received at the event itself. Thank You, Rev’d Vincent Solomon, Indigenous Ministry Developer, Diocese of Rupert’s Land.

Next Week, November 16^th2025

 Twenty-Third Sunday after Pentecost/Holy Eucharist

Priest:  Rev James Gomez     Lay Readers:  Livingston’s 

Readings:

Isaiah 65:17-25                                   Isaiah 12(as Canticle)

2 Thessalonians 3:6-13                        Luke 21:5-19