St. Albans

Spirit-Led. Christ-Centred. Contemporary Urban Church

Archives for April 2022

Sunday, April 24: Unless I See

Happy Earth Day and Happy Easter! Let’s continue wishing each other Happy Easter for the full 50 days of this joyous season. In this liturgical season our first reading shifts from the First Testament we normally hear to the book of Acts, the story of the early church. This Sunday, the second of Easter, we hear the story of Thomas and his doubts. I hope you’ll join us in-person or online (Facebook or YouTube) for worship.

Service Booklet
To follow along with the songs and readings, please download a Zoom Booklet, formatted for mobile phones.

ZOOM BOOKLET | APRIL 24

Printing the Booklet
For best results, select the print command and adjust your layout settings to fit two or even four pages per sheet, according to your preference or optical Rx. To conserve paper, please select double-sided printing.

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Children & Youth Programs

Children and Youth at St. Albans
We’re thrilled to welcome El Posthuma (they/them) as our new Youth & Children’s Leader. El has been worshipping with us for a few months and was called to apply when they saw our posting. We are so excited for them to meet our families and get started on sharing their experience to create meaningful community with our youngest folk!

El Posthuma has lived in Ottawa their whole life. Currently they reside with their dog Sophie and live a simple but happy life. They have always had a passion for working with children and young people. As a graduate of Carleton’s Child Studies program they have begun a path towards making sure children’s voices are heard and incorporated into the world. They’ve participated and helped lead Sunday school at several Ottawa area churches and are happy to be contributing their gifts to help the children and youth of St. Albans grow in their spiritual journey.

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St. Albans welcomes new online coordinator.

We’re thrilled to welcome Roxanne Bois as our new Sunday morning online coordinator. Roxanne is a recent graduate of Algonquin College’s Broadcasting program and an aspiring bilingual videographer/ photographer from Québec. Roxanne will be running our and St Bernard’s Sunday morning livestreams.

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