I hope and pray
daily for you, that all of you are keeping well, especially in these times of maintaining
the required social distancing. Those of you who are in isolation for two
weeks, my prayers are with you too. Dr.
Morrison sobering statistics that if we didn’t do these things the number of
deaths on PEI could be 3,000. There is no way, if that happened, any Island
would not know at least one of those people. Social distancing and self
isolation are necessary steps and as difficult as it is we are engaged in good
works.
We will not
gather for public worship this Sunday. There will be, I hope, a morning prayer
service conducted online at 10:00 a.m. I say “I hope” because things could
change by Sunday or the technology could play tricks on us. In any event, we
will endeavour to put something online Sunday morning, on both Facebook and
YouTube.
Links:
We are also publishing
short vignettes on our Facebook Page. Please check them out.
The Parish Office
remains closed, for the time being, to the general public. In the meantime, I
am available if you want to talk. Perhaps the best way to contact me is to send
an email and we can arrange a time (jwgc@pei.aibn.com).
Archbishop Linda Nicholls invites Anglicans across Canada to join
her in a national day of prayer on Sunday, March 29. A prayer service will be
held that evening on The Anglican Church of Canada Facebook page at 7pm EDT.
@canadiananglican
Thank you,
Archdeacon John
Clarke
(Rector)
902-892-1691
St. Paul’s Anglican Church
101 Prince Street
Charlottetown PE
C1A 4R5
902-892-1691
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