To Hope and Act with Creation

St Hilda's Schedule of Events

Sunday Services & Events

• Sept 1^st      Mike Starr, Guest Speaker 
• Sept 8th  Rev. Steve
• Sept 15^th       Lee & Sage Kosa, Guest Speakers (https://www.estuarychurch.ca/ https://www.kindredgardens.ca/about

  • 11:30am-ish  Potluck – we will share a meal together following worship.  We encourage parishioners to bring vegetarian dishes.   Everybody is encouraged to bring their own cutlery and dishes, etc.  We don’t want anyone to have to clean up afterwards.  All are welcome!

  • 2pm Service  Wild Church led by Lee Kosa  

  • 4pm       Taizé (at St. Hilda’s)

• Sept 22^nd  Rev Steve 
• Sept 29^th   National Truth & Reconciliation Sunday, Cameron Gutjahr, Guest Speaker(rector at St John )the Divine in Squamish)
• Oct 5^th    
  • 2:30 PM at Sechelt Public Library.  A "Meet the Author" event with Laurel Dykstra, including her reading from her new book Wildlife Congregations. 
  • 4:30 PM at Robert's Creek Provincial Park Picnic Area. All are welcome to an outdoor Eucharist followed by a potluck.  
• Oct 6^th         Blessing of animals.  Rev. Steve

Library Display in the Narthex  on Sundays

Meditative Walks  Tuesdays at 3 pm  During the Season of Creation, we invite you to join us when you can.  These are weekly opportunities to walk or sit and to appreciate creation and our place in it.  If you need a ride, or can offer a ride, please, contact Bruce Pond by phone (705-772-9438) or email millpondsailor@gmail.com. 

1. Sept. 3^rd   St Hilda’s – the labyrinth, cemetery, woods, courtyard. (5838 Barnacle St, Sechel)

2. Sept. 10^th   Sechelt Marsh. (5741 Wharf Ave, Sechelt)

3. Sept. 17^th  Sargeant Bay Provincial Park (Redrooffs Rd, Halfmoon Bay, BC_

4. Sept. 24^th   Hidden Grove (7000 Sechelt Inlet Rd, Sechelt)

  CLIMATE FAIRE being held at the Gibsons Public Marker on on September 20th-21st, 2024.  The annual  Climate Faire will celebrate the Sunshine Coast’s progress in reducing its climate footprint and building resilience. This event aims to inspire the community with local success stories, transform climate anxiety into positive action, and foster dialogue on climate change mitigation and adaptation." See the program at https://drive.google.com/file/d/17Ozh7aWT1qyda2SuxlL4udmuO9y3mfPm/view

• The keynote speaker at 7PM (by video link) is Katherine Hayhoe, a Canadian atmospheric scientist, professor at Texas Tech University, also Chief Scientist for The Nature Conservancy and a Christian. Her talk will be followed by a panel discussion of more local scientists

Salal+Cedar Events  (Oct5 Saturday)

• 2:30 PM at Sechelt Public Library.  A "Meet the Author" event with Laurel Dykstra, including her reading from her new book Wildlife Congregations. 
• 4:30 PM at Robert's Creek Provincial Park Picnic Area. All are welcome to an outdoor Eucharist followed by a potluck.