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Order of Service is followed in the (green) Book of Alternative Services (BAS). Hymns are found in the (blue) Book of Common Praise (CP).

A baby room is located next to the sound board for those with infants. For children 1-3 years, a supervised nursery room is available—Resource Centre (Parish Hall).

Children ages 4 to grade 5 are invited to Children’s Church—Lower Hall (downstairs). Young people grades 6 and up are invited to remain in the service.

THE GATHERING OF THE COMMUNITY

Processional “Holy God, We Praise Your Name” .......................... #334 CP

Penitential Rite ............................................................................ p. 45 BAS

Introductory Response

Lord, open our lips, and our mouth shall proclaim your praise. O God, make speed to save us. O Lord, make haste to help us. Glory to the holy and undivided Trinity, one God: as it was in the beginning, is now and will be for ever. Amen. Alleluia.

Praise Song “Glory to God”............................................................ #702 CP

THE PROCLAMATION OF THE WORD

First Reading (Stan Peters) .............................................. 2 Kings 2:1-2, 6-14

Psalm 77:1-2, 11-20 (refrain at start and after vs. 2,12,14,17,20) .. p. 804 BAS

Second Reading (Jeremy Ratzlaff) ................................ Galatians 5:1, 13-25

The Responsory

Awake, O sleeper, and arise from the dead. And Christ shall give you light. Awake, O sleeper, and arise from the dead. And Christ shall give you light.

You have died and your life is hid with Christ in God. Set your minds on things that are above, not on things that are on the earth. Awake, O sleeper, and arise from the dead. And Christ shall give you light.

When Christ our life appears you will appear with him in glory. Awake, O sleeper, and arise from the dead. And Christ shall give you light.

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Canticle—A Song of David (1 Chronicles 29:10b-13, 14b)

Blessed are you, God of Israel, for ever and ever; * for yours is the greatness, the power, the glory, the splendour and the majesty.

Everything in heaven and on earth is yours; * you are sovereign, O Lord, and you are exalted as head over all.

Riches and honour come from you* and you rule overall.

In your hand are power and might; * yours it is to give power and strength to all.

And now we give you thanks, our God,* and praise your glorious name.

For all things come from you, * and of your own have we given you.

Glory to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Spirit: as it was in the beginning, is now and will be for ever. Amen.

Gradual Song “You Call Us, Lord, to Be” ...................................... #450 CP

Gospel Acclamation: Glory to you, Lord Jesus Christ

Gospel Reading ....................................................................... Luke 9:51-62

Praise to you, Lord Jesus Christ

Sermon (Ellen Redshaw)

Apostles’ Creed .......................................................................... p. 189 BAS

Prayers of the People (Catherine Reichel)

The Peace

Offertory “The Love of Jesus Calls Us” .......................................... #434 CP

Prayer over the Gifts .................................................................. p. 365 BAS

The Lord’s Prayer (sung acapella) ................. p. 211 BAS; music p. 918 BAS

Collect of the Day ....................................................................... p. 365 BAS Almighty God, you have taught us through your Son that love fulfils the law. May we love you with all our heart, all our soul, all our mind, and all our strength, and may we love our neighbour as ourselves; through Jesus Christ our Lord, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, now and for ever. 4

WORSHIP AND COMMUNITY LIFE

Morning prayer at 8:30 a.m. on Tuesday and Wednesday.

Tuesday, July 2—Bible Study at 9:15 a.m. following Morning Prayer Sunday, July 7—Holy Eucharist at 8:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m.

Rev. Eric Davis will be preaching and presiding

Doxology (below) ......................................................................... p. 214 BAS

Glory to God, whose power, working in us, can do infinitely more than we can ask or imagine. Glory to God from generation to generation, in the Church and in Christ Jesus, for ever and ever. Amen.

SENDING FORTH OF THE COMMUNITY

Announcements

Recessional “Glorious in Majesty” ................................................ #618 CP

Dismissal

SUMMER 2019 YOUTH AND CHILDREN CAMPS AND DAY CAMPS

Juniors Camp, July 24-28 (ages 6-12)

Teens Adventure Camp August 12-16 (ages 13-17)

For more information go to: www.qcamps.ca

CROSSTALK REGIONAL VACATION BIBLE SCHOOLS

8-12 July: St Luke's, Regina 15-19 July: St Luke's, Regina / Gordon's First Nation 22-26 July: St Giles, Estevan / St Mary's, Maple Creek 29 July-2 August: St Stephen's, Swift Current

For ages 4-12 years | Cost: Registration by donation

For more information contact Laura French laurakhill@gmail.com; 306 584-5443

GENERAL SYNOD—July 10-16

Pray for all the delegates in the three houses (laity, clergy, bishops) as they prepare for General Synod. Pray for wisdom and courage to make God-honouring decisions in all matters including the selection of a new Primate and the proposed change to the marriage canon.

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Diocesan Prayer Requests

Please include the following in your prayers June 30-July 6

The clergy, lay leaders, congregation and ministries of the parish of St. Peter, Qu'Appelle

Bishops David Parsons and Darren McCartney, and the Diocese of the Arctic

Our ecumenical partnerships: the Evangelical Lutheran Church and the Anglican-Roman Catholic Covenant

Our companion dioceses of Lichfield, England and Muyinga, Burundi

FR. DEAN’S SABBATICAL PRAYER UPDATE Fr. Dean’s stole is on the eagle lectern where it will remain until he returns from sabbatical (September 1). It reminds us of our shared sabbatical journey and of our mutual commitment to pray for one another during this time of rest and growth.

Please pray for Fr. Dean this week as he is home and then travels to B.C. for a book launch and in preparation for General Synod.

Note: it is appropriate to interact with him if you see him, but please remember that the mantle of priestly duties has been lifted for this time.

Pray for those in need, especially: Bob, Chris, Dianne, Ev, Harvey, Jenn, Joyce, Laura, Malayna, Megan, Rose, Shelby

NOTE: To include someone in this list, please contact the Prayer Chain leaders Linda Aird 692-7221 and Gwen Currie 693-3470, Fr. Dean, Deacon Arleen, or the church office.

In prayer we remember our parishioners in care homes: Alice, Amos, Barry, Elsie, Faye, Flo, Florence, Gladys, Gloria, Helen, Isabel, John, Linda, Maxine, Mary, Minnie, Phyllis, Ron, Thelma

CUSTODIAN NEEDED

Our custodian has moved away, so we are looking for a new one. If you or someone you know is interested, please contact David Warnock, Stan Peters, or Michelle Josefson.

While we are seeking someone to hire for this paid position, we need volunteers to help us keep the church clean. Please contact Michelle if you are able to help this summer.

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Weekly Resources Online (www.staidan.ca)

Bulletins and sermons are posted to the St. Aidan website on a weekly basis. Please avail yourself of these resources and share with others who may not be able to worship with us.

Bulletins: Resources > Weekly Bulletins

Sermons: The Latest > Sermons

GENERAL SYNOD INFORMATION JULY 10—16, 2019

Election of the 14th Primate of the Anglican Church of Canada

Next month, General Synod meets in Vancouver, BC. At this meeting, we will elect the next (14th) Primate of the Anglican Church of Canada as Archbishop Fred Hiltz retires after 12 years in this position. The Primate of the Anglican Church of Canada is the bishop elected to serve as the head of the Anglican Church of Canada, playing a significant administrative role as well as a pastoral and educational role. The Primate presides over the House of Bishops, General Synod, Council of General Synod and represents the Anglican Church of Canada ecumenically and within the worldwide Anglican Communion.

The five candidates for Primate are:

The Right Rev. Jane Alexander of the diocese of Edmonton The Most Rev. Ron Cutler of the diocese of Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island and Metropolitan of the Ecclesiastical Province Of Canada The Most Rev. Gregory Kerr-Wilson of the diocese of Calgary and Metropolitan of the Ecclesiastical Province of Rupert’s Land The Right Rev. Linda Nicholls of the diocese of Huron The Right Rev. Michael Oulton of the Diocese of Ontario

The election of our next Primate is very important in the life of the Anglican church. We are encouraged to pray for the 5 bishops who have been discerned as candidates for this position and that God’s will be done in the election process as we seek to discern the person God is calling and preparing for this position.

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What is Spiritual Direction?

Throughout the centuries, Christians have sought one-on-one prayerful

support, guidance in discernment, and creative challenge in their faith

journeys through the company of spiritual directors. In spiritual direction,

believers meet confidentially with “someone who can help us see and name

our own experience of God. Each of us needs to grow...to a knowledge of

the way the Spirit works in our own lives. We need to learn to recognize the

daily tracings of divine grace and to respond to them… Spiritual directors

act as companions, encouraging and supporting us, praying for us, listening

to us.” (Marjorie J. Thompson)

The goal of spiritual direction is not to fix problems but rather to recognize

where God is at work and to assist with growth in prayer and other spiritual

disciplines.

The cost is a suggested fee of $25-$50 paid to the spiritual director.*

If you are interested in learning more, please feel free to approach Catherine

Reichel (cdreichel@sasktel.net), Darlene Pinter (deanpinter@icloud.com),

or Michelle Josefson (majosefson@gmail.com) in person or by email.

*If the cost is prohibitive, please approach us to discuss options.

Monthly Stewardship Update Envelope offering (budgeted) to May 31, 2019 $79,167.00 Envelope offering actually received to May 31, 2019 $68, 885.00 Shortfall to date $10,282.00

The following options are available for you if you are planning on being away on vacation and want to keep current with your offering pledge: post-dated cheques, pre-authorized giving, or Paypal. Thank you for your ongoing support of the ministry of our parish.

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Diocesan Lay

Reader Carla Hoffmann

Preacher Ellen Redshaw

Servers Denver Barg, Jeremy Ratzlaff, Sarah Ratzlaff

Greeters Robin Berthelet, Vicki Bode, Bob Currie, Ev Falk, Khairi Sterling

Music and Sound Rhoda Cairns, piano; choir; Emily Duffield, sound; Rhoda Cairns, bellringer

Nursery Jenn Johnson

Counters Abigail Durkee, Carla Hoffmann

MINISTERS TODAY

124 1st Ave NE, Moose Jaw, SK, S6H 0Y8 (306) 694-5445

www.staidan.ca fb.com/staidan

office@staidan.ca Office Hours: Mon & Wed-Fri 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.

Parish Administrator Michelle Josefson 306-694-5445, office@staidan.ca

Pastoral Care Gwen Currie, 306-693-3470 Lorraine Cushway, 306-693-9725

Pastoral Emergencies Rev. Deacon Arleen, 306-631-1001

Prayer Chain Linda Aird, 306-692-7221

Spiritual Directors Michelle Josefson, Darlene Pinter, Catherine Reichel

Treasurer Ellen Redshaw

Vestry Terry Dyck, Carla Hoffmann, Ian O’Brien, Rosalyn Poettcker, Dustin Resch, Myles Shaw, Truitt Wiensz,

Youth Ministry Luke Johnson 306-313-4193, ljohnson@staidan.ca

Incumbent Rev. Dr. Dean Pinter On sabbatical until September

Associate Priest Rev. Dr. Cal Macfarlane 306-313-4684

Deacon Rev. Deacon Arleen Champion 306-631-1001

Altar Guild President Elaine Deans

Church Wardens Stan Peters, David Warnock

Children’s Ministry Sarah Varey (Coordinator) 306-418-9025, svarey@staidan.ca

Diocesan Reader Carla Hoffmann

Ecumenical Representative Ev Falk (Anglican-Roman Catholic)

Music Ministry Ellen Redshaw, 306-692-6280

ST. AIDAN CONTACTS