Holy Trinity Riverbend
1428 156 Street NW T6R 2S1 Edmonton, AB, Canada

Through this mornings parable we read in Sunday School, we heard an invitation from Jesus to shine with God’s light and love in the world. We talked about what it means to shine with God’s love, and what ways we can shine God’s light into the world. The oil lamps the bridesmaids carried remind us to let God’s light shine through us. Today we made our own clay lamps using modelling clay and tea lights. If you’d like to make your own you need: ... - Modelling clay (dollarama has lots) - Battery operated tea lights 1. Roll your dough into a ball 2. Press with a finger to form a cavity 3. Pinch one end together to make a spout. 4. Press the tea light into the cavity of your lamp. 5. Set your lamps somewhere where the light can be a reminder to let God’s light shine through your actions. If you made a lamp, share below!

Keep an eye out on your porches Sunday School families! Craft kit drops are happening now. See you tomorrow on Zoom! As always, if you want to join in on the fun, send us a message and we’ll add you to our list!

Today we celebrated Thanksgiving. We talked about what it means to be thankful, and the children got to share what they are most thankful for. Post your creations below!... To make your own thanksgiving turkey you will need: 1. Coloured construction paper (green, orange, red, yellow, and white) 2. Glue 3. Scissors 4. A pen or marker 5. Googly eyes (optional) Cut out a turkey shape (large circle on the bottom, smaller on top) Cut out feathers Glue feathers to the back of your turkey body Glue body to your background colour Glue eyes and a nose to your turkey Write what you are thankful for in each feather

Good morning everyone, It is with a deep sense of sadness that I share the attached letter from our Bishop. Her news may come as a surprise to some of you, and for that I am sorry. The timing certainly isn’t the best, considering our continued struggles to operate within Covid 19 guidelines. I met with the real estate agents who are looking after the sale of our property and they are actively searching for a new location for us. As I find out more news, I will share it wit...Continue reading

Today is Orange Shirt day. We wear orange to honour the children who survived residential schools and remember those who didn’t make it home. Watch here: https://edmonton.anglican.ca///2020-09-24-orange-shirt-day