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Fall Newsletter – Community Garden

St. Margaret of Scotland Community Garden
2024 Fall Newsletter

2024 Fall newsletter 

Hello Gardeners and Welcome to Fall in the Garden!

We hope it has been a good gardening season for you and that you have enjoyed being
in this space. Perhaps you have met a new friend, grown something new to you,
enjoyed the excitement and pleasure of seeing your seeds sprout and your transplants flourish.

It is always with a feeling of regret that we say goodbye to summer but gardening goes
on all year – dreaming and planning for next spring is a great winter activity.
In celebration of the 2024 growing season, we’ll gather on Saturday, October 26 at 11
am to have our Closing Barbeque and Garden Clean-Up. We hope you will come,
clean up your beds, help your neighbours with their clean-up, enjoy the barbeque and
maybe contribute a little something to the communal meal (snacks, cookies, beverages,
whatever) if you feel able.

We look forward to seeing you there!
Your Community Garden Coordinator
For the past nine years (!) with only a brief respite, Georgia Johnson has been the
Garden Coordinator for our Community Garden. You all will have had some contact with
Georgia and know how dedicated and committed to the Garden she is. The Garden
Coordinator position is not an easy one but she has done it so well, but it’s time for
Georgia to pass the torch. We thank her sincerely for her years of service to the
Garden and are delighted that she’s staying on the Community Garden Committee.
Please come out on October 26 to thank Georgia and to welcome our new Coordinator,
Susan Crouse.

St. Mark’s Food Bank
Did you know that from the beginning of the St. Margaret of Scotland Community
Garden (2015) we have had a bed dedicated to providing fresh produce to St. Mark’s
Food Bank here in the North End?
Bed #8 has been gardened and produce delivered every week during the growing
season by the committee members to the Food Bank on Russell Street. We thank the
committee members, especially Marco for all of his efforts and commitment.
So much to be thankful for!

St. Margaret Of Scotland Community Garden Committee
October 2024

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Holy Eucharist BCP  Sundays, 8:30 am

Quiet Communion Service
This is a service for people who are comfortable with reverent silence. There are usually 12 to 20 people in attendance.  we follow the Book of Common Prayer, which has been in continuous use [in the Anglican Church] for over 400 years. On some  Sundays, we use the Book of Alternative Services (1985).

Holy Eucharist BAS   10:30 am     

The 10:30 service is St. Margaret’s largest weekly gathering. This music-filled service normally follows the Book of Alternative Services  Morning Prayer would be followed by refreshments downstairs in the hall. Members of the congregation fill many important roles, singing in the choir, serving at the altar, reading scripture, leading the prayers of the people, bringing forward bread and wine for communion, serving communion and teaching the children in Sunday school.  On the fourth Sunday of the month at 10:30 am we do an all-ages, family-oriented service with a live band and interactive sermon.  When there is a fifth Sunday, we follow the traditional Book of Common Prayer.

 

Celtic Service

On the first Sunday evening of the month, @ 7 pm, Our Sanctuary becomes a place of contemplation and stillness, a place to experience the presence of God through prayer, ritual, and traditional music.

Taizé Prayer Service

Every Third Sunday @ 7 pm An evening of meditative music from the Taizé Community of France.

 

 

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St. Margaret of Scotland Anglican Church
3751 Robie St, Halifax,
NS B3K 4T3,
Canada

 

Sunday Services

8:30 a.m.

Sundays In-Person -Holy Eucharist

Book of  Common Prayer

10:30 a.m.

Sundays  In-Person and online
Contemporary Anglican service with music
on Facebook

Celtic Service
On the first Sunday evening of the month, @ 7 pm, Our Sanctuary becomes a place of contemplation and stillness, a place to experience the presence of God through prayer, ritual, and traditional music.

Taizé Prayer Service
Every Third Sunday @ 7 pm An evening of meditative music from the Taizé Community of France.

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