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This Web Page is intended to be a place where items might be listed by Churches, Church Groups or individuals within the Conference.If you have something you want to obtain, are giving away, are selling, etc. that is of particular interest to churches or church goers, it might be listed here.Suitability of listings will be decided by the Webminister and/or the Computer Use and Education Unit.Items will be listed for a limited amount of time and if the item is no longer available, it is requested that the webminister be advised. Items will be deleted at regular intervals by the Webminister; therefore, if you list an item you need to advise the Webminister regularly if it is to remain or be deleted. Please do not list it and forget it.Newer listings will be at the top of each section.To list or have your listing removed please contact the webminister, Garth Caseley, whose e-mail address can be found on the Home Page. |
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Listed August 16, 2006 |
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Wesley Memorial Church in Moncton has 250 copies of the "Service Book" (published in 1969) it will give to any congregation that can use them.Contact person is George Mundle 506-382-9820 (until September 5, 2006) or the church office 506-382-4180 (after September 5, 2006). |
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Listed July 20, 2006 |
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TO GIVE AWAY: We are looking to give away approximately 200 copies of "The Hymn Book", the Hymn Book of The Anglican Church of Canada and The United Church of Canada. Please contact Wendy at stairsmemorial@eastlink.ca or Carolyn Stirling 902-466-5361 |
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Listed November 01, 2005 |
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Listed September 13, 2005FREE TO ANY CONGREGATION IN NEED OF ACCESSIBILITYSTAIR TRAC (Wheelchair with treads) |
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Listed April 1 2005First United Church, Sydney N. S. has a number
of Red Hymnbooks and the green service books that we'd be glad to
let another church have.
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Listed February 9 2005 Green Hill-Alma Pastoral Charge (Pictou Presbytery) has a good
used pulpit they would be happy to donate to any church or camp or
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Listed February 09, 200633 Used Choir Gowns and PennantsinCalgarySee Flyer (pdf format, 105 KB) |
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Listed October 22, 2005The Rev. Peter Drummond Fraser was a man of the word and of the Word. Wherever he served The United Church of Canada, in Saskatchewan or in his native Nova Scotia, his congregations were treated to thoughtful and thought-provoking sermons.Peter loved the parables, and the stories that he wrote - gifts at Christmas that are as bright as the season’s wrapping paper – have the same wonder in the small dailyness of our lives and the potential for revolutionary encounters with the divine.Peter was born in Halifax in 1943 and grew up in a large and loving family in New Glasgow, Nova Scotia. His education at St. Francis Xavier University, University of Guelph, and Dalhousie University gave him opportunities to stretch his mind; but it was the ecumenical richness of the Atlantic School of Theology in Halifax that shaped his gifts for ministry.Peter flew kites on Ascension Sunday, camped with wife Libby and son Sam, watched baseball games, proudly carved his barbecued turkey for the family Thanksgiving gathering at the fishing camp, read in front of the fire while listening to good music, challenged friends to a dramatic-reading of “Antigone”, answered correctly most of the questions to the “Millennium Quiz” in the Globe and Mail. His enjoyment of the good things in life, blended with an acquaintance with pain, informed his faith in a God who came in human form to be one with us: immanent.Peter Fraser died, much too soon, in February 2003, and the stories in this book can be his legacy to a world that needs the gifts of laughter, tears and hope that they bring.Stories included:
For ordering information please go to Skysong Press, Orillia, Ontario at http://ca.geocities.com/stanton34@rogers.com/lifework.htm |
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Listed October 22, 2005 |
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Do you sometimes find it a challenge to centre deeply during your meditation practice? Bethe Benjamin-Cameron has for many years led workshops and spiritual guidance sessions where she has helped participants find a place of absolute calmness through her guided meditations.Bethe has been encouraged by many and guided by Spirit to make a CD that can serve as a tool to those who meditate. She has been told she has a calming voice and a gift for using just the right words.There is a variety of different meditations on this CD. Some are complete guided meditations which allow for deep contemplation. Others are simply suggestions that will take you to a sacred space and allow you to explore the tranquility of your inner self. All will help to relax and centre you before or after you have taken on your day-to-day journey.If you feel this CD will assist you in your quiet time, Bethe will be happy to fill your order. Please e-mail her at antelopehope@lifeideas.ca or call 902-576-3500. Let her know your name, postal address and most convenient telephone #. She will personally contact you by telephone to confirm delivery details and arrange for payment.The CDs are $20.00 plus shipping. VISA, MasterCard and American Express are accepted.You can discover more about Bethe's offerings by visiting www.lifeideas.ca and following the link to Antelope Hope. |
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Listed April 2 2005Just
wait... There's More
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Listed January 28 2004Weaving Relationships:
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