Church of the Holy Spirit

Members of the Church of the Holy Spirit Mothers’ Union are proud to have helped grow the Poppy Project at Oakwood Terrace in Dartmouth by adding three panels to the initial display of 4,000 handmade poppies which first appeared in 2020 as a way to honour veterans during COVID-19, in conjunction with Remembrance Day. 2020......Read More

Several members of the Church of the Holy Spirit are proud to have helped with the amazing poppy display created by residents of Oakwood Terrace Nursing Home in Dartmouth to help commemorate Remembrance Day 2020. Church members helped with the creation of the poppies as well as providing a space in the church where the......Read More

Do you enjoy the Diocesan Times (for local church news) and the Anglican Journal (for national church news)? Unless you advise the editors that you wish to continue to receive these editions, your last issue will be in June. You may contact them by email at yes@national.anglican.ca....Read More

Thank you to those parishioners who donate through P.A.R. It has been a tremendous help to our budget to be able to rely on a steady monthly income. If you do not donate through P.A.R., it is so easy to do. All you need to do is fill out a short information sheet, enclose a......Read More

Is there be a high school, college or university graduation being celebrated in your family this spring? If so, and you pass along the name and address to the secretary, Marie George, 463-4769 or call the church 463-6544, we will make sure a card goes out to the graduate....Read More

The Liturgical Colours – You may have wondered what the various colours of the altar hangings and priest’s vestments signify… These are used to differentiate the days and seasons of the Church calendar and to celebrate certain rites and sacraments. BLUE: Advent The season of preparation for the coming of the King. PURPLE: Lent Signifies......Read More

The A.C.W. meet every month on the second Monday at 1:30 p.m. in the Vestry Room. All are welcome. The Annual Project for 2018/19 is a local one entitled “Bonny Lea Farm: A Home Forever.” Founded in 1973, Bonny Lea Farm is Nova Scotia’s first and only one-stop, all-inclusive residential, vocational and therapeutic service provider......Read More

If you know of anyone who is ill or shut-in and would like to have home communion, please call the office— 902-463-6544 and leave a message and your telephone number and someone will contact you....Read More

SUSPENDED DUE TO COVID-19 Thank you for your continued support for our Compassion Bags. They are being distributed to those asking for help as we pass by....Read More

If you wish to use the hall for a meeting or special event, please contact us at 902-463-6544 or complete the rental form here....Read More

This is a great opportunity for refreshment and fellowship following the Family Eucharist. All we need is a couple of people to provide a loaf or muffins and turn on the coffee maker. There is a sign-up sheet on the bulletin board in the Vestry Room....Read More