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Bazaar | Christian Education | Community Development | Ecumenical | Parish Guild
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YOUTH
A youth program is offered during the Sunday 10:30 service for older youth to allow them an opportunity to gather and discuss the lectionary readings and other relevant issues.
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HOLY BATMAN, BASEBALL! St Nick's has a summer baseball team which plays in the Scarborough church league. Join! Watch! cheer! Tuesdays at 7 pm until August 12, with a round robin tournament on August 16. Schedule below or here »
Games are played on baseball fields Tuesday evenings throughout Scarborough, from mid- May through to mid-August. The season ends with an all-day, round-robin tournament. Players of all ages participate, from 13 years old through 73 years old. We strive for a fun, enjoyable game of softball for all who wish to participate, regardless of skill level. The softball league itself is completely non-profit, and run by volunteers from all of the participating churches. If you’re interested in more information, or how your Scarborough Parish can participate, contact the league email » or call St. Nick's parish office 416-691-0449 or Email ». See you on the diamond!
SAYM website for the full league detailed schedule and backgrounder here » The SAYM, or Scarborough Anglican Youth Ministry, was created to promote Christian fellowship and interaction among the youth of Anglican Churches in Scarborough. The SAYM Softball League has been in existence for over 25 years, and has created many lifelong friendships. With three main objectives, the SAYM Softball League provides Christian fellowship, provides the opportunity to meet new friends, and most of all, to have fun. Participating Parishes: St Andrew, Scarborough | Christ Church, Scarborough Village + St. Bede | Scarborough Baptist | Holy Trinity, Guildwood | St Paul, L'Amoreaux Maps to get to the parks: here » Anglican Pilgrimage 2008 Vacation Bible Camp Coordinated by Deb Chapman [link] Details TBA. But here's what 2007 VBC was about:
Vacation Bible School, 2007 was a 'pilgrimage' journeying around the church and using the stained glass windows as stations for meditation and information. Several of our windows depict Saints of the church and are very beautiful. Everybody loved it! We would pack a snack and sit before a different window each day of the 5 day program, learning about the particular saint. Then we had several craft activities that included, icons of the saints, Anglican prayer beads, bread baking workshops and our large project that took the week to complete - a special altar frontal created by the kids and it adorned the altar for our final special Eucharist on Friday. We also used it for our Sunday morning services and encouraged the congregation to come forward and see what we accomplished. Some photos from the 2007 VBC:
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• Diocese of Toronto • Anglican Church of Canada
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