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After burying a few seeds in a planter in my backyard, I waited to see the results. Reading that the seeds would sprout within ten to fourteen days, I checked often as I watered the soil. Soon I saw a...
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Thy Kingdom Come Through The Years
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A video to give you a taster for TKC 2024, a look at what has been and what is to come.
Thank you to members of the Health Ministry and Anglican Church Women (ACW) who hosted a Spring Tea on Tuesday. It was a wonderful opportunity to enjoy fellowship, sweet treats, and collect donations of personal care items to support the Cathedral Outreach Program for our neighbours in need. The event also featured a display of historical items from the Cathedral, presented by Verger Hank Williams. Read more and see photos from the event:
Spring Tea provides treats, treasures, and outreach support — Christ Church Cathedral
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The Health and Pastoral Care Committee of Christ Church Cathedral, with help from the ACW, hosted a 'Spring Awakes' Tea in the Cathedral on the afternoon of April 23. This all-inclusive gathering was ...
We're thankful for the skills of the Cathedral Sanctuary Guild, including their talent with flowers!
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