Happy Thursday!

This week Scott checks in with some updates and announcements:

1 - Coming this week: ONE THING SUNDAY
2 - Big news from Don & Karen Crawford
3 - Could you check with a friend that they are receiving our newsletters?
4 - Register now for an event at the church: 'Missions in Transitions' - August 6.

Scroll down for all the details!

Gordo from the Agape Meal updates us on how staff, volunteers and service users have navigated the pandemic, and how we can be praying for them in these days.

Through a grant from the Government of Canada, Lambrick Park Church is seeking to hire two creative, organized and proactive individuals to join the team for a term as paid interns. There are two intern positions available:

Kids Weekday Program Coordinator ~ Children’s Ministry,
and
Middle School Youth Program Coordinator ~ Youth Ministry.

The internship will run from September 1, 2020 - December 2020. 
Application closing date: August 9, 2020.

We are holding a gathering at the church to celebrate and bless three of our missional partners as they begin a new chapter:

Deborah Morris' time as a missional partner of Lambrick is drawing to a close.
Sue Priestley is relocating from Ontario to Victoria.
Aimee has recently married Matt, and they will begin a new season of mission together.

Due to provincial guidelines, we must limit this gathering to 50 people, so PRE REGISTRATION IS MANDATORY. 

Our COVID-19 safety procedures will be emailed to you upon registration.

After 20+ years in Victoria, having served Lambrick and our city in many many ways, Don and Karen Crawford will be moving to White Rock at the end of July. 

Don and Karen - You will be so missed!

We'll be putting together a little photo album for Don and Karen.

If you have a message for them, or a picture that could be added to a photo album, you can add it to this folder:

Don & Karen's Photobook

or send it to [email protected]

Simon is on holiday this week, but Lucy is still excited to host a mid-week time of togetherness via Zoom.
Grab a cup of coffee (or tea!) and let's spend half an hour hanging out together.

In this article, Jill English reflects on her own experience of tough times where her church family have supported her, and others where they have not. As we continue to reflect on the call to Love our Neighbours, Jill's writing speaks of the blind spots that can exist. 

This week and next, we are pausing our series on the Sermon on the Mount for:

One Thing Sunday

where four of our Lambrick family share with us one thing they know!

Click here to watch Scott's sermon from July 19

Click here for the study guide to follow the teaching each week

We return to Australia this week, for another song featuring our missional partners, Brent & Shelley Weeks.