STEWARDSHIP SECONDS
Third Sunday in Lent
Sharing what we have – our time, our energy, our money, our belongings – spreads water on a world thirsting for justice.
Church Directory: We are updating the church directory. Permission is required to include your picture, name, address, telephone number and e-mail. Permission forms will be made available for your completion. Heather & Fay will be taking pictures if you want yours included. Id you do not want to be included please contact Lois in the office by email – lynunitedchurch@cogeco.net. as your information may be in the previous directory.
EASTER SERVICES
The Maundy Thursday service will be held on April 2nd at 6:00 p.m.in Fellowship Hall. The service will begin with a Pot Luck Supper, hand washing (nobody wants their feet washed these days) and communion. There will be some readings as we think about what happened at the Last Supper before the events of Good Friday. Candles will be extinguished as we move into the darkness. If you wish to participate, please let Robin know - wilkierobin@hotmail.com. We will need readers and handwashers.
Good Friday Walk of the Cross on April 3 starting at 9.30 a.m.
Easter Sunrise service ~ 6:00 a.m. on Sunday April 5 at Centeen Park.
Sunrise Breakfast: Easter Sunday, April 5, 2026 at 9:00 a.m. at Christ United. Scrambled eggs, hot cross buns, sausages, ham, juice, tea coffee. Please sign up on the bulletin boards. Free will offering.
Remembering Book: There is a book, kept in Fellowship Hall, that
you can write a note in remembering someone from now or long ago. The donation
envelopes are in the pews in the sanctuary and the donation goes to the general fund. If you want to give it in at the office I will write in the book for you and get your donation processed.
Village Pump Café: Open Tuesday mornings from 09:00 to 10:30. Stop by for coffee, tea, sweets and of course conversation. The boutique is open and there are plenty of books
to browse through.
A beautiful lap quilt is displayed in the hall entrance titled ‘The Lord’s Prayer’ hand
embroidered and quilted by Liz Healy. Please take a moment to admire !
Bee’s Boutique: The lovely tied lap quilts displayed in Fellowship Hall can be purchased for $50. There will be more quilts in the making come spring. If interested, see Liz or Brenda. Proceeds in support of general fund.
Monthly Calendar: March calendar is ready for your toonies and your name on the lucky date to win a tied lap quilt of your choice displayed in the hall! Thank you everyone for supporting the general fund.
EOORC News
The weekly newsletter of the Eastern Ontario Outaouais Regional Council
https://e1.envoke.com/m/b51186b14b791aa305763fe0e00c9209/m/56542a7731c5663277c69a849e63a59c
Hello Lyn Church
I'm writing to ask if there would be anyone that you know of in Lyn who could offer rental accommodation to a young man named Eric originally from Cameroon who has recently found work at Burnbrae.
Eric has been attending our church since arriving in the country last summer. He is a very positive and helpful person, and has been a welcome addition to our congregation. He has also done some work for my house and is a very hard worker. If you can think of anyone who might have a room to rent in Lyn, please let me know or even better invite them to reach out to Eric directly at mpemeolinga2@gmail.com.
Gratefully,
Catherine Cavanagh
Student Minister
Wall Street United Church
5 Wall St, Brockville, ON K6V 4R8
613-342-5401 ext. 24
My office hours are on Mondays and Tuesdays
Office Hours: Fridays from 9:00 till 2:00. For assistance contact Lois Leroux, at home