Service Times
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Sunday Services will be be LIVEstreamed on Facebook. In keeping with our commitment to community wellness and safety, we will not be re-opening for public worship until infection rates decline in #yqr. Be safe, and take care of each other.
Sunday, 10:30am -
Suspended till further notice
Wednesday, 09:30am -
Requiem Eucharist -The first Saturday of every month in the Columbarium ~ Suspended till further notice
Saturday, 10:00am -
Suspended till further notice
Saturday, 05:00pm
Events
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St. Paul's Strawberry Fair 2021
Saturday, May 15, 2021 08:00am - 02:00pm The decision has been made by Vestry not to proceed with the 2021 Strawberry Fair fundraiser. Careful consideration was made of the various options involved, essentially involving a curbside strawberry sale, combined with a booth at the Farmers’ Market. Unfortunately, the practicalities of this approach, given the current state of affairs regarding the pandemic within Regina, resulted in the decision to cancel this year’s event. Some of the issues considered included our ability to control those who might come to our site to pick up berries (e.g. social distancing, masks, etc.), the difficulty in actually securing adequate pre-sale volumes owing to the inability to socially connect at this time, the uncertainty as to price due to logistical difficulties with strawberry supply occasioned by the pandemic, the expectation of a premium price given supply concerns, and our need to take great care with the safety of our potential volunteers as well as the general public. Finally, we were by no means certain of getting Saskatchewan Health Authority permission to conduct our event. The decision was made with regret in that Strawberry Fair is an important fundraiser for the Cathedral, as well as being something that we all like to participate in with respect to simple fellowship and connection. Regarding the fundraising side of things, we still can benefit from Federal subsidies, which helps enormously so the financial loss is not as dramatic as would be in a normal year. Next year we live in hope will be more normal and we should be able to have our traditional events and regular church services. This is all dependent on vaccinations and no further surprises from COVID-19 variants. Meantime, take care all, continue to follow health guidelines and we’ll all get through this challenging time. Ian Yeates, Rector’s Warden -
Sunday Worship
Sunday, May 16, 2021 10:30am - 11:30am In-person services have been temporarily suspended, the Sunday service will be LIVEstreamed on Facebook at 10:30 a.m. Ascension of the Lord - May 16, 2021- with The Very Reverend Mike Sinclair, Deacon Michael Jackson, Reader-Janet Craig, Singer-Dorianna Holowachuk, Clarinet-Madison Engen & Organist/Pianist-David McIntyre First Reading - Acts 1: 1-11; Psalm 93; Second Reading - Ephesians 1: 15-23; Gospel - Luke 24: 44-53; Hymns for Sunday: CP# 300 -Christ Is Made the Sure Foundation; 439-Blest Are the Pure in Heart; 527-How Firm a Foundation
Get in touch
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1861 McIntyre Street, Regina, SK, S4P 2R21861 McIntyre Street
Regina, SK, S4P 2R2 - [email protected]Email
- Office -306-522-6439 ext. 2 Office hours: Monday-Friday 9:00a.m. - 3:00p.m. The Very Reverend Mike Sinclair -306-522-6439 ext. 1
May 20, 2018 Pentecost ~ Archdeacon Cheryl Toth
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SermonsAbout St. Paul's
In keeping with our commitment to community wellness and safety, St. Paul’s Anglican Cathedral, Regina will not be re-opening for public worship until infection rates decline in #yqr. Holy Week and Easter services will be live-streamed. Be safe, everyone. Take care of each other. My friends, while we continue to do and be about the work of being the Church (albeit differently), here are some important announcements. 1) We will be hosting a modified Sunday worship service on our Facebook page (link can be found at the bottom of this page). Please share this page by directly inviting anyone you feel might benefit from connection, updates, and worship. 2) Pastoral care is continuing, no matter what. You can ask to receive care from us in any need you have, and we will respond in the best way we can. 3) Take care of yourselves and each other. We believe that God is love, and that all of creation and life itself is a reflection and expression of that love. We believe that the same incredible and unconditional love has been best expressed through the life, death and resurrection of Jesus. We believe that God's love and presence are the source of healing, wholeness, forgiveness, peace and joy. We believe that it's important to gather in community to try to understand and be enriched by the ongoing story of God's love, and to try to find our part in both receiving and sharing it lovingly with all people.