Donate: Through the LCMS Office of National Mission or through Mission Central. Visit: The Ascension Lutheran Church website. Download: St-Onge Family Prayer Card. The LCMS Office of National Mission partners with the SELC District to support mission work in Montreal,…
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October was an incredibly busy month. There were mission partner and circuit meetings, English classes, a camp wedding, an open house, a volunteer day, a bilingual service with a potluck, and Canadian Thanksgiving thrown into the mix. Read all about…
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We were blessed to welcome two couples into the kingdom of our Lord through Holy Baptism this month. We held our first English class of the fall, held a joint LCC / LCMS presentation with the Lutheran Foundation’s James Krestick,…
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It looks like another summer has come and gone. It was so good to reconnect with many of you on the east coast and in the midwest this month. We hope to see you again soon! Download a PDF of…
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A month of visits in July – former workers at Ascension passing through, and visits from us to further flung members of the congregation – an hour to the southwest, and an hour to the northeast! Read our July 2024…
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A month of special celebrations – Ascension, Pentecost and Holy Trinity. We’ll be taking a step back over the summer months to ready for the busy fall ahead. Read our May 2024 newsletter. Save the dates: Pastor, Deb and Sophia…
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April is almost in the bank, and it was busy month at that! Read our April 2024 newsletter. Save the dates: the St-Onge family will be in Houston, TX June 27 to July 5. We will also be at Mission…
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We’ve made it through another winter (a particularly mild one) and are headed into spring. A blessed Holy Week to everyone! Read our March 2024 newsletter. Save the dates: the St-Onge family will be in Houston, TX June 27 to…
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I thank the Lord for a whole extra day this month. I’m using it to share a little about another month of sharing the Good News of Jesus in Parc-Extension. Nothing earth-shattering. Just faithful servants faithfully serving. Many thanks to…
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As hard as it is to believe, it’s now 2024. Fiction from the 20th century predicted the world would look like an environmental and nuclear-war devastated wasteland by now, with the remaining humans fighting for survival in segregated and crime-infested…
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It almost felt like we were trying to pack in maximum Jesus in the last few days of the Church Year! From a familiar guest preacher on All Saints (former McGill student Albert Ho), to a series of well-attended outreach…
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