Welcome to Morning Prayer, led by Rev. Amy and Rev. Joe. Today is the celebration of St. Michael and All Angels, so our conversational reflection is on John 1:47-51, and believing in angels. 

Welcome to Morning Prayer, led by Rev. Amy and Rev. Joe. Today's conversational reflection is on Luke 9:46-50, Jesus's children's sermon, on being great. 

Welcome to Morning Prayer for Sunday, September 27, from the Anglican Parish of Pasadena and Cormack, NL. Today we thank Sabrina Short (reading our first lesson, Philippians 2:1-13), Irene and Warwick Hewitt (leading our prayers), Grant Payne, Diane Burden, and Susan Reid (leading What a Friend We Have in Jesus), and the Wildwood Singers of St. George's Church (When the Roll is Called Up Yonder, solo, Bruce Pinksen). The sermon is by the Rev. Dr. Joseph Pagano, WWJD. Thank you for joining us!

Welcome to Morning Prayer, led by Rev. Amy and Rev. Joe, with a conversational reflection on Jesus's question: Who do you say that I am (Luke 9:18-22). Thank you for joining us today!

Welcome to Morning Prayer, led by Rev. Amy and Rev. Joe, with a conversational reflection on Luke 9:7-9, Who is this Jesus and What does Herod really want from him?  Thank you for joining us today!

Hello! Please listen for some announcements for St. George's Anglican Church in Cormack. 

Hello! Please listen to some announcements for St David's Anglican Church in Pasadena for this week.

Welcome to Morning Prayer, led by Rev. Amy and Rev. Joe, with a conversational reflection on Luke 9:1-6, Jesus sends out the Twelve--why it's good news for us that Jesus sends them and why it's good news that Jesus knows they won't always be well received.
Thank you for joining us today!

Welcome to Morning Prayer, led by Rev. Amy and Rev. Joe. Today's conversational reflection is on Luke 8:19-21, who are Jesus' real mother and brothers? Why does Jesus make a new family? Thanks for joining us today!

Welcome to Morning Prayer, led by Rev. Amy and Rev. Joe, with a conversational reflection on Matthew 9:9-13, the call of St. Matthew. Here is a link to the painting described today. Thank you for joining us!