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Friends of St Margaret’s

The Friends of St. Margaret is an active group of parishioners from St. Margaret of Scotland Anglican Church that work together to emulate the goodness and charitable ways of St. Margaret, Queen of Scotland.  This group is open to all parishioners.

Established in 2008, a small group of dedicated parishioners from St. Margaret of Scotland Church in the North End of Halifax came together as friends – to make a difference in our communities.

The Friends of St. Margaret is an “In-Reach” group, before we can profess to do outreach, we also need to be sincere as well at doing “in-reach”. In-reach is described as looking after one another in in our own parishes. We believe that if parishioners genuinely care for each other, they can easily build the strong ties and relationships necessary to support one another on our Christian journey.

Some of the activities the Friends of St. Margaret initiate to emulate the goodness and charitable ways of St. Margaret, Queen of Scotland are:

Card Ministry

The Friends of St. Margaret’s Card Ministry was the first initiative we embraced as part of our “in-reach” program. Managed by a devoted member of the team, Joanna attentively sends cards to parishioners celebrating birthdays, anniversary milestones, and also monitors those that might need a get well, sympathy or a thinking of you card. It’s simple … we’re looking after our own.

Italian Dinner Night

The Friends of St. Margaret hosts an annual “Italian Dinner Night” that is free for parishioners to attend. It’s always nice to get together to share food and friendship and build the community that feeds our souls. We also take our turn in supporting St. George’s Soup Kitchen once a year.

Breakfast with Santa

This annual breakfast is hosted by our group for our parishioners and neighbors.

PeaceTree Outreach

Created to bring peace to families of the incarcerated during the Christmas Season

The Sandwich Club

Bringing youth together throughout HRM to help make sandwiches for those experiencing homelessness in our community once a month.

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Sunday Services

All Are Welcome to join us

In-person and on Facebook

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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