Coming up this weekend is Remembrance Day and because November 11 is falling on Sunday, the community should note that it has resulted in some changes to local Remembrance Day Services. This year, the service at Morrisburg Royal Canadian Legion Branch 48 is being held on Saturday, November 10, at 10 a.m. The service at Crysler’s Farm Battlefield Monument is on Sunday, November 11 at 9 a.m. Service, conducted annually by the Iroquois Legion Branch 370 at Matilda Hall in Dixon’s Corners, will be on Sunday, November 11 at 2 p.m. The Iroquois Legion service was of course this past Sunday.
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Perspectives by Rev. Norine Gullons
A goodbye to South Dundas
Sometimes pastoral ministry is a contradiction. It is all about building relationships and yet when the Spirit sends Pastors out to another call, we and you are asked to drop those very precious relationships and move on to hopefully good new ones.
After living and working here for nine years, I do feel as if I am a part of this community of South Dundas. Many of you already know I will be moving on as of the end of June.
I am going to miss my very good and hard working South Dundas ministerial colleagues.
I have sat on the Dundas County Food Bank Board and the Spiritual Care Advisory working group for Winchester District Memorial Hospital.
The congregation of South Dundas Lutheran Community Church has been through many changes since I arrived here in 2005.
My message to you, the South Dundas Community, is to never stop dreaming and never stop believing in a higher being – God.
Don’t stick with the status quo! Dream outside of the box – whether that is for your faith community or for your family or your community at large. Be the best that you can be!
As I quote a very famous man – “ Love God and Love one another.”
Laugh a lot . . . God loves to hear you.
Cry when you have to. And Pray at all times.
May God be with you and I until we meet again.
As always, Pastor Norine

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