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2005, 2006, 2007 copyright ,
the Anglican Church of St. Clement, Eglinton.
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without the prior written permission of the Rector,
The Rev'd. Canon Cheryl
C. Palmer.
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Worship Life at St. Clement's
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Eucharist during a recent liturgy at 9:15
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Pastoral Care
Jesus said to Simon Peter, "Simon son of John, do you love me more than these?"
He said to him, "Yes, Lord; you know that I love you." Jesus said to him,
"Feed my lambs." (John 21:15)
Learn more about Pastoral
Care
at St. Clement's
Read St. Clement's
mission statement.
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Sunday Services
Our worship life at St Clement's Church is rich and full and is centred around the Sunday
celebration.
At 8 am there is a said celebration of the Holy Eucharist taken from the Book of Common
Prayer 1962. This is a quiet and meditative liturgy with a brief homily and a great way
for many to begin Sunday.
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Above and Below:
Liturgical Procession during
Easter liturgy
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At 11.00 am there is a sung Eucharist with homily. This service is the traditional
language rite in the form and language of the Book of Common Prayer 1962.
In addition, at every service at 9.15 and11.00 am, we offer the ministry of anointing for
healing, an ancient custom of the church that has been revived over the past 100 years in
the Anglican tradition. Lay Anointers from the parish assist in this sacrament, though the
laying on of hands for healing is provided only by the Priest.
From time to time at 4:30 we have other services such as an Advent Carol
Service, A Service of Lessons and Carols for Christmas, An Order for Evening Prayer on the
Feast of the Presentation, and A Service of Lessons and Carols for St Mary the Virgin,
etc. These occur as announced.
Youth Church
During the 9:15 and 11:00 service, we offer teenagers in grades 7 and up a place to
worship, discuss and explore with Christians their own age. Our teachers start with
something from contemporary culture, such as a movie clip or a song, and then use this to
jump start discussions and creativity. Some of the topics from last year were “If we
are saved by grace then why do anything?” and “How do we know what God thinks of
us?”. We gather in the West Transept at the beginning of the service, go to the Club
Room for our discussion, rejoining the service for Communion with the whole community.
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The Lady Chapel is the setting
for midweek liturgies
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Weekday Services
On Thursday's at10.00 am there is a said celebration of the Holy Eucharist in the chapel.
Feast days and Holy days are celebrated as announced. We invite you to join us for worship
and fellowship as we seek communion with God and proclaim his love to the world.
The Dr. Jane Poulson Stained Glass Windows
Two windows in the Baptistry are dedicated to the memory of Dr. Jane Poulson, a
lifetime member of St. Clement's whose gifts and skills contributed greatly to the
fellowship and community life of the parish. Learn more about Jane
Poulson and the development and design of these memorial windows.
Stained glass windows in memory
of Dr. Martha Jane Poulson
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