Humility takes a certain type of courage.  I am always impressed by the leaders who connect with their own  humanity by listening to others.  The Hebrew Scripture tells of a “powerful” king who has leprosy and must humble himself by listening to servants, and even a foreign prophet.  Deciding to listen and humble himself, Naaman experiences healing.

The command to love your neighbour is shown in word, intention, and in our actions.  The Scripture encourages us that it is not too hard to understand or to do.  It is as obvious as our neighbour.  The Lord is gently guiding us on the way.  No need to complicate things.

Worship, Church School & Special Studies/Events: July 6 - 27, 2025
PLUS LINKS to our Team/Group Meetings and Monthly Calendar!

The men’s group is inviting you all to a near the end of summer ... Cornfest, Sunday Aug 17th, after church in Trinity Hall. Come taste the freshness of Taber corn, plus burgers, hot dogs, salad and perhaps some entertainment as well. Lunch is free to all, but bring your cheque book ase we try to raise cash for "Pave the Way".

This year we will be celebrating Stampede with the AA Haddon Group on Saturday, July 12th  in our parking lot as they provide a Stampede BBQ ~ anytime between 12:00 - 3:00.   There are several opportunities to help:  parking attendants, set up and take down, and providing cookies or squares.  Please contact Dave Townsend at datownsend2024@gmail.com if you can help out!!  And if you can’t volunteer but would like to support them, please come for a burger or hot dog and bring your stampede spirit!!

We have had several regulars drop out of the annual family camping weekend, so we have room for more folks to join us!
The dates are August 22 to 24 and it takes place at the Sandy McNabb Group Campsite. Please contact Craig Murray at murraycraigjohn@gmail.com or call on 403 371-4667 for details.

A service for Ruth will be held at St. Andrew's on August 15th at 1:30

Rev.  Laurie will be working from home, so if you need to be in touch, please send an email and she will respond as soon as she can.  Debby is on vacation and Dolly doesn’t work on Wednesdays.  Office operations may be further interrupted by the planned power outages on July 3rd, 4rth & 5th to facilitate "Flicker" exterior wall damage repair and the installation of our new sign.
~  The office staff

June 29th to August 31st the Faith Formation Team will be giving our leaders a well deserved break. 
September 7th Church School classes will resume again! 
Activity bags and fidget toys will be available for children to enjoy during worship in the summer. Younger children are welcome to go to the nursery and play games, build lego or read with Lilwen or Calysta when they are providing oversight in the nursery.  There may possibly be a Sunday when there is no nursery supervision - parents, please check before sending littles ones off to the Nursery.  If no one is there, please pick up Activity Bags and fidget toys at the back of the Sanctuary for your littles ones.

We aren’t lazy, and we don’t think we’re crazy, but we ARE going to take a little break over the summer with the number of LinX emails that go out.  Rather than every week, we’ll be sending them out every other week.  Starting June 18th, you can look for your LinX emails on:  June 18 / July 2 / July 16 / July 30 / August 13 / and August 27.  Regular LinX emails will start September 3rd.
~ Kevin MacFarlane, Barbara MacFarlane, and Debby Dorcas

July 6: 10:00 am
Greeter: Opportunity Available 
Ushers: Peter and Sheri Coutts
Coffee Hosts: Opportunity Available
Shepherd: Noel White
Welcome & Land Acknowledgement: Brian Hawco

Camp Kannawin is in the midst of some exciting developments. Faith House, a newly built, heated accommodation, is nearly complete. With six bedrooms and full washroom facilities, it will support year-round use of the camp. The building was made possible through the legacy of Faith Presbyterian Church in Fort McMurray.
In addition, a series of upgrades are underway across the site thanks to support from the Presbyterian Church in Canada. These include improvements to the Ruby Walker Centre, new storage for recreation equipment, and the replacement of several aging buildings. The goal of these projects is to improve functionality, allow for more year round use, and ensure the camp can continue serving future generations of campers, congregations, and community groups for years to come.
If you’d like to support this work, more information is available on the camp website or by reaching out directly. And if you're in the Central Alberta area this summer, feel free to stop by and see the changes for yourself!

This summer Westminster Presbyterian Church is offering a VBS program for all children AGES 4 to GRADE 6.  The theme of the program is ‘True North - Trusting Jesus in a Wild World’.  Come and learn how Jesus is our True North and Solid Foundation.  Experience science fun, glacier games, crafts, songs, and tundra treats!!
Registration information will be shared at a later date.