Inside This Issue:

Baptisms & Sympathies 2

Worship Time 2

Save the Dates 2

Wednesday Morning Bible Study

3

Prayer Tree Group 3

McClure Place Happenings

4

Time & Talents 4

Golden Heart Dinner & Awards

5

50th Anniversary Gift for McClure

5

Saturday Morning Men’s Gathering

6

Small Group Fun 6

Saturday Morning Wom-en’s Gathering

6

A Universe Story 7

Dresses for Africa 7

Quilts for Amy McClure Place

7

Meals on Wheels 8

Visitation Ministry 8

POACHED 8

Partners for Life 9

50 Years of Music at McClure

10

Faith that Unites Us 10

Legacy Giving Committee 11

Recommendations of T&R Commission

12

Stories & Songs with Ron Klusmeier

13

Pet Blessings Service 14

McClure Newsletter September, 2016

“Thank you” doesn’t seem adequate enough a word to express to you my profound gratitude for my time of Sabbatical. My Sabbatical was an amazing gift of rest and re-newal. Earth is crammed with heaven, And every common bush a fire with God But only he who sees Takes off his shoes; The rest sit round it and pluck blackberries (Elizabeth Barret Browning) It was lovely to have time to take off my shoes. During my time of Sabbatical, from February 1 to July 5, I had time to rest. Unsched-uled days made for a slower pace and afforded the odd afternoon nap. I must admit those afternoon naps where often accompanied by a book as nothing seems to send me off to dreamland faster than a good book. I was able to read a few murder myster-ies just for fun and I was able to read some professional focused books. It was so nice to be able to read and digest the contents of these professional books – to not be in a hurry to glean the learnings and move on but really savour and ponder their content. A couple of my favorite books were Accidental Saints: Finding God in all the Wrong People by Nadia Bolz-Weber and Praying in the Messiness of Life by Linda Douty. Other books that offered up good learnings where How You Can Survive When They’re Depressed: Living and Coping with Depression Fallout by Anne Sheffield, The Practice of Pastoral Care: A Postmodern Approach by Carrie Doehring and Bird by Bird: Some Instructions on Writing and life by Anne Lamott. Another book that was particularly important to me was Living with Rheumatoid Ar-thritis by Tammi L Shlotzhauer, M.D. This was a personal read as I had begun to ex-perience symptoms of Rheumatoid Arthritis in September of 2015 and after several doctor visits I was official diagnosed at the end of January 2016. My sabbatical coin-cided with the start of treatment which included several medications. I seem to be responding well to the treatment and for that I am grateful. Again Sabbatical allowed me time to begin treatment without worrying about drug reactions and how they might affect ministry with you. It also gave me the space to get my head around what it means to live with a chronic illness. Lifestyle changes where contemplated before Sab-batical but they became even more important after the diagnosis. So, yes I now go to the gym to strengthen my muscles to protect my joints and no, I will not be running any Triathlons; that is Laura’s love. One of the most precious gifts of Sabbatical was having time to grieve my Mother’s death and to be present to my Father. When sorting through my Mother’s things be-came difficult, Dad and I could take a break knowing that there would be another day to carry on. When it came time to arrange for a memorial marker we had the gift of time to do this thoughtfully and carefully. The grieving continues but I will be forever grateful for the time I was given to walk those early months with my family.

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Baptisms

Next Baptism Date:

September 25th

October 9th

Please contact the church office if you are

interested in having a child baptized.

Sincere Sympathies Luella Sather on the death of her brother in

law James Bowman

Luella Sather on the death of her sister in law

Marjorie Leggott

Luella Sather on the death of her mother

Grace Leggott

The family of Audrey Bartholomew

Kathryn Hoiness on the death of her mother

Lela Clark

The family of Naida Ross

Perry & Ruby Kullman on the death of Perry’s

sister Gloria

Shirley Propp on the death of her grandson

Aaron

Keith & Mary Davidson on the death of Keith’s

brother Cyril

Don Somers & family on the death of Don’s

daughter Meredith

Linda & Gary Loy on the death of Linda’s

mother Emma

George & Pat Petersen on the death of George’s

mother Adella

The family of Ruby McDonald

The family of Orion Greer

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SAVE THE DATES!!!

McClure’s Fall Supper

Sunday October 30th

McClure’s Fall Sales

Saturday November 19th

Stay tuned for further details in upcoming newsletters

Worship Times at McClure United Church

Sunday Sept. 4 (Labour Day Long-weekend): One Service Only at 10:00 a.m.

Sunday Sept. 11: Return to Two Services each Sunday –

9:15 a.m. - a more traditional service for this week

11:00 a.m. - the annual Blessing of the Pets Service

Sunday Sept. 18: Two Services this and each Sunday after, at 9:15 and 11:00 a.m.

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Wednesday Morning Bible Study

begins Sept. 14th at 9:30 a.m.

You are invited to attend whenever you’re able, McClure’s Wednesday morning Bible study group. We

meet in the Music Room from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. each Wednesday. This Fall, with leadership from Ron

McConnell, we will be looking at some of the so-called Minor Prophets – such as Hosea, Amos, Micah

and Joel. In this case “minor” does not mean of less importance; but, rather, of shorter length. Together,

we might well find that some of these lesser known voices from scripture have much relevance for us

and our world today. So, please do drop, in on Wednesday mornings and check us out.

This study will take us from Sept. 14th through Nov. 30th.

Prayer Tree Group

Prayer is a gift we can share with our church family at any time and from

any location. Each week Prayer Tree participants receive an email with

names of members of our congregation for whom they are asked to pray

more specific prayer requests that have been collected during the week

from the prayer request box. If you would like to become a Prayer

Tree participant and get involved in this important ministry please

contact Debra at debra.b@shaw.ca .

If you are uncomfortable receiving the prayer list via email you can drop by

the office and pick up a paper copy.

Sabbatical continued Now it is time to live into the renewal and the learnings that have been the gifts of my Sabbatical. The less busy time of Church in the summer was an opportunity to dip my toes back into our ministry life together and I am now looking forward to being totally immersed again this Fall. I hope this summer you were able to experience times of rest and renewal as routines changed and holidays were taken. I hope you are as excited as I am to see where the Spirit will lead us and our precious Church family this Fall. Let us not forget however as the cool air of Fall embraces us to make the time to take off our shoes and sim-ple know we are God’s beloved. With deep gratitude, Debra Berg

McClure Place Happenings

“To enrich the lives of McClure Place residents by providing support and services”

As the summer comes to an end and autumn

activities resume, we greet our holiday travel-

lers as they return. Activities have continued

through the summer so we have had a busy

time since our last McClure Place report to

you.

Excuses and reasons to eat together have been

abundant. We have enjoyed Hot Dog BBQs, a

pot luck dinner with entertainment by Golden

Memory”, noon lunches, bake sales, Interna-

tional food, a Summer BBQ, and Ice Cream

Parlours. Most recently we enjoyed a buffet

of recipes contributed by McClure Place resi-

dents prepared by our own kitchen staff.

Our activity coordinator, Linda Cooney has re-

tired, and in her place, we have Olivia, and two

summer practicum students, Amanda and Ali-

yah to keep us active and motivated. The won-

derful “Forever in Motion” program has contin-

ued and is well attended. Activity highlights

have been the acquisition of new games (bocce,

lawn darts, croquet, and ladder ball), the Sen-

iors Globe Walk wrap-up luncheon, Yoga

throughout the summer, Canada Day celebra-

tions with the Cooneys, and McClure Place

Games – Olympic Style. The McClure Place

Games encouraged participation which was

honored with presentation of Medals! (Gold foil

covered chocolate toonies and loonies).

At the end of August, we have to say good-bye

to our assistant administrator, Mary Duval.

We will miss her happy smile and efficient

work but wish her well as she returns to study.

In August, our hairdressing salon added mani-

cures to its services.

The McClure van has been busy taking us to

go to the mall, to walk in the park, out to the

Berry Barn and to the Railway Museum.

These outings add enjoyment to each day.

Building maintenance has continued with such

items as, window replacement, painting of bal-

cony railings, and the completion of the instal-

lation of pigeon netting. The additional help

from our students has enabled this to happen.

It is so good to have these cared for as part of

our living here. It is definitely a support and a

service.

Alice and John Hanlin

Time & Talents 2016-2017

In the past it has been a regular practice to include a new Time & Talents sheet

for families to update each year with the September Newsletter. This is a re-

minder that last year, we stated on the Time & Talents sheet that, “The infor-

mation you provide in this brochure is for church purposes only and

will remain on file until you notify us of any changes. For example, if

you volunteer for ushering duties, we’ll keep you on the ushering list

until you let us know that you’d like a change.” Last year’s sheets were

Yellow, this year they are Gray. So if you have some changes or are new to

McClure, you can find these new Time & Talent sheets on the hallway bulletin

board and on the Stewardship rack in the foyer.

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McClure Place Foundation

Golden Heart Dinner and Awards

The annual Golden Heart Dinner and Awards will be held at the

Western Development Museum on

Wednesday, September 28, 2016 at 5:30 p.m.

We are pleased to have our Guest Speaker: Jeff O'Brien, City of Saskatoon Archivist return to continue

from where he left off last year on the history of Saskatoon.

The Golden Heart Awards are given to those people or organizations that have provided exceptional con-

tributions to the well-being and quality of life of our seniors.

The proceeds of this fundraiser will be used to reduce the Amy McClure House mortgage.

.

Tickets: $100 (with a $50.00 tax receipt)

Tables of 8 are available.

Tickets available at:

McClure Place Office 306-955-7677

McClure Church office 306-373-1753

Garth Courtney, phone 306-229-3965, email: g.s.courtney@sasktel.net

A 50th Anniversary Gift for McClure

With the approval of the board and stewardship committees, money from the Memorial fund has

been used to secure the talents of Lee Brady, a well-known stain glass artist who has done many

church windows in and around Saskatoon to create a beautiful scene on the only glass window in

our sanctuary ! The curtains which are hanging there at the present time will be removed and this

will be a special gift for McClure’s Anniversary with hopes that the window can be dedicated on the

actual 50th anniversary date. Members of this committee included Claire Bullaro, Celeste Delahey.

Elaine Nutbrown, Ron McConnell and Shirley Blackburn and it truly was a special time visiting

many artists in this field viewing their work.

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Saturday Morning Women’s Gathering

Women of McClure and friends are invited:

Saturday, September 24 at 8:00am

Come enjoy a light breakfast and great conversation. This informal time together includes visiting over

food (brought by one or two of the participants - we take turns) and then Debra brings a topic for conver-

sation. In the past we have had approximately 16- 20 fabulous women attend.

Please bring a toonie or two for the collection bowl to help cover the cost of the

breakfast.

2016 gathering will be: October 22, November 26.

2017 gatherings: Jan. 14, Feb. 11, March 11, April 8, May 6 and June 10

Small Group Fun in the Fall

We will be starting some new “interest focused” small groups in the

Fall and we need folks willing to share their talents and to offer a

wee bit of leadership. Got a passion for antiques, or badminton, or

quilting, or baking, or carving, or reading, or movies, or painting or

birding or beading or jewelry making or scrapbooking or ….

Small groups can meet for 3 months or 6 years or somewhere in be-

tween. Leadership requires booking a meeting room, putting an announcement in the bul-

letin and then welcoming group members. Your time begins with a prayer (which Debra

can help with) and then the rest of the agenda is up to you and the group.

If you would like to know more please contact Debra debra.b@shaw.ca

McClure’s Monthly Saturday Morning Men’s Gathering

Are you looking for a place of connection and for an opportunity to make and grow friendships within

your church family? Well, then, McClure U.C.’s Monthly Saturday Morning Men’s Gathering could be

the group for you.

This group of guys is open to all men of McClure and friends. We meet once a month on Saturday morn-

ings from 8:00-9:30 a.m. in the church Craft Room. We enjoy a light breakfast while catching up on

what’s been happening in one another’s lives since last we met. Ron McConnell provides leadership to

our group and, following our catching up time, has usually prepared a little something (a reading, short

film, idea or story) to stimulate our thinking and get a good discussion going amongst us.

Please consider dropping in on any of the following Saturday mornings to

check us out. This fall we will be meeting from 8:00-9:30 a.m. on the

Saturdays of Sept 24th, Oct. 22nd, Nov. 26th.

Hope to see you there!

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A Universe Story – A Congregational Event

McClure United Church Sanctuary – Sunday September 25/16 – 7 PM

(Sponsored by McClure Book Study Group)

Don Murray (Retired United Church Ordained Minister) and his partner Emily Kierstead (Retired Unit-

ed Church Diaconal Minister) both of Truro, Nova Scotia will engage us in the emerging ‘Story of the

Universe’. Through music, videos and role-playing, they will look at the New Story along with eco-

feminism and patriarchy and how they impact on our thinking about the Ultimate Mystery. Their hope

is to lead us as a group into considering our relationships with each other, all of earth’s inhabitants

(human and non-human) and with our home - Mother Earth and the Universe, in both its material and

psychic (spiritual) dimensions. The McClure Study Group, which meets at the church on Monday eve-

nings is presently studying Don Murray’s latest book entitled ‘The Death and Resurrection of God: From

Christianity to a New Story’ (2013)

Dresses For Africa Report

We finished our sewing the end of May. A total of 267 dresses were sewn and

delivered to the missionary Claire Ziolkowski at Ebenezer Baptist church. The

dresses have been packaged up and are on their way to an orphanage in

Zambia. Clair will go over in November to arrange for their delivery.

There was a group of seven ladies that met regularly at McClure, Thursday

afternoons to sew. There were also several others that sewed at home. This project was em-

braced by many people in the community. We had ladies from many different faith denomi-

nations sewing with us.

The amazing part was that after the first call for fabric, thread and trims, we never had to

ask again. The fabric basket was always full.

Thanks to the congregation for all their support and interest in the project.

Phyllis Barber

Quilts for Amy McClure Place

I have received a few donations of quilts to hang in the dining room at AMH. The walls are high and the

sound needs muffling as well as the space needs decoration.

September 23rd we will start a quilt group to make quilts for Amy’s. The group will meet in the craft

room at 1:30 pm. Please bring your sewing machines. We could use donations of cotton fabric that would

be suitable to put in a quilt.

If you are interested but do not know how to quilt we will offer beginner quilting

classes, if there is enough people interested.

If people are still interested in sewing Dresses For Africa you may join us. There are

kits available from Ebenezer Baptist.

You may contact me at 306-373-2507.

Phyllis Barber

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Meals on Wheels Delivery

For many years, McClure, under the direction of the Outreach Committee, has delivered Meals-on-

wheels on Fridays for two routes out of Extendicare across from the Market Mall. This has been a la-

bour of love for many in our congregation. Those who have delivered meals have been very faithful in

their volunteer work and we thank them for their dedication to this program. Some volunteer on a regu-

lar basis and others once in a while when their schedules permit. Although we are very fortunate that

many in this congregation feel that this is their calling, sometimes we need new people to take over for

one reason or another.

If you would like to be a part of this program of service to our community, but are unsure how to go

about it, we would welcome you to come aboard. If you would like, it can be arranged that you would

ride along to help with one of the routes and become familiar with the process and the routes. The num-

ber of meals served varies, but usually the time frame for delivery is between 11:00 a.m. and 12:00 noon.

If this is something that you would consider doing, please contact Carol Claypool at 306-664-2285 or

cclaypool@sasktel.net. We would welcome newcomers at any time.

McClure United Church

Visitation Ministry

Lay members of McClure United Church have kept

alive our connection with members of our congrega-

tion who can no longer attend worship. Volunteers

check in once a month with those who have indicat-

ed they would like a visitor. These visits are spir-

itual “life lines” for those in care facilities or for

those confined to their homes. Volunteers also vis-

it McClure members in hospital. The visitation

team gets together every three months for check in.

If you would like to become a visitor or if you know

of someone who would benefit from a visit please

contact Debra.

POACHED

P-eople

O-ffering

A-ppetizing

C-hristian

H-ospitality

E-nthusiastically

D-edicated

Do you love to bake and cook?

Do you love trying new recipes and sharing cooking

tips?

Would you like to gather with other passionate

foodies?

We are pulling together a new small group of those

who have answered yes to the previous questions.

If you are interested email Debra at

debra.b@shaw.ca or call the office. Once folks have

expressed an interest in the group a date for a first

gathering will be announced.

With the approval of the Board and under the umbrella of the Outreach Committee, members and friends of our McClure United Church family are invited to participate in the Canadian Blood Services’ Partners for Life Program of blood donations to help

support patients in need of blood and blood products. The Partners for Life program provides the opportunity for organizations to pledge blood donations and have members meet that generous life-giving pledge. The need for blood donors is great. The Saskatoon blood donor clinic collects more than 20,000 units of blood each year and most donations are transfused to hospital patients in Saskatchewan. Recently, the number of donors in the city has declined and 3,500 new or returning donors are required this year to supplement the existing donor base and ensure a stable blood supply. The first group appointment for seven donors is Saturday, Sept. 24, at 10 a.m. A bus will transport the donors from the McClure parking lot to the Canadian Blood Services clinic located at 1206 Emerson Avenue. Once the donors have completed their appointments, the bus will return the group to the church parking lot. Those interested in this life-giving opportunity should contact Carolynn Drabble at (306) 374-6716 or c.drab@sasktel.net. I volunteer at the after donation refreshment area and have met people from McClure there so I know we have regular donors. Many of us have had family members or friends who have been recipients of donated blood, and giving the gift of life is something done freely by donors in our community. Typically we would set a goal of a certain number of donations per year. This year we would like to contribute 50 donations in recognition of McClure’s 50th anniversary. With each donor eligible to donate every 56 days 50 donations would certainly be possible if only 25 people donated twice between Sept. 24 and the end of the year. Attending as part of a group is not a requirement for participation in the program and donors can donate at their convenience but to have your donation credited to McClure you will be required to register. Donors can register online and have their donation credited to McClure by going to www.blood.ca/en/blood/how-do-i-join-team and clicking on the “Register as a Member” online link. The McClure United Church Partner ID is: MCCL553842. Please consider joining us and making your donation in gratitude to those who cared enough to donate blood so we still have those we love in our lives. Call or email me if you have questions or comments.

Carolynn Drabble

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Fifty Years of Music at McClure

The Senior Choir will begin practise Wed. Sept. 7 at 7:30pm in the sanctuary

and new members are always welcome! This fall we shall focus on our 50th anni-

versary weekend October 29 and 30 with participation in the concert and spe-

cial services being held.

Sacred Sounds Worship Band will be present on Sunday Sept. 4 and the 1st Sun-

day of the month at both services thereafter. Tamara Ferguson and Celeste De-

lahey are the cherished leaders of this group and they offer a youthful and innovative touch to worship.

Bronze Reflections Handbells have not indicated their plans at this time but an announcement will be

forthcoming.

McClure Place Choristers sing the third Sunday of each month and have given graciously their gifts of

old and new hymns. This group meets Thursday mornings with a start up date planned for Sept. 16 at

10:30 am. In the sanctuary.

The children of Rainbow Village presented their songs with Joyce Lenz directing and Mary Lou Forest

accompanying . This is always a highlight whenever our children sing for the congregation.

A special thank you is extended to the following people who provided special music over the summer: Elly

Thorn (Ellen Kolenick Nasser) Lily and Carl Krause, Darren Schwartz ,Ken Neitz, Joyce Lenz and Kate

Hidlebaugh, Doug Cooney, Ian, Tanya, Aurora and Kaelyn Coulthard, Tamara Ferguson, Vacation Bible

School Children, Sacred Sounds and Muriel Miller.

Faith That Unites Us

For fifty years, McClure United Church and Holy Spirit Roman Catholic Parish have been friends in

faith. For the last sixteen years, we have lived-out this friendship and faith through the mutual commit-

ment of a Covenant with another that was inaugurated on March 5th, 2016. This relationship has blos-

somed through joint fun and fellowship activities, special worship services, preaching and choir ex-

changes, evenings of study, retreats, and outreach endeavors. The Joint Ecumenical Steering Commit-

tee (JESC), that includes members both of McClure and Holy Spirit, helps our two churches live-out this

Covenant relationship. Does this sound like something you might be interested in looking at more close-

ly? The next meeting of the JESC is Wednesday Sept 14th, 7:00 p.m. at McClure United

Church, and you are most welcome to drop in and join us to see if this group feels like a fit for you. If

you’d like to talk with one of us before then to ask questions and receive more information, please con-

tact any one of the following:

Debra Berg 373-1753 debra.b@shaw.ca

Joan Keeler 974-5089 joan.keeler@outlook.com

Ron McConnell 373-1753 ronmcconnell@shaw.ca

Bill Shank 477-1136 weshank@shaw.ca

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Helping the Future of the McClure United Church Congregation

from your McClure United Church Legacy Giving Committee

In the last three newsletters our committee has provided information on the different types of Legacy

Gifts you can choose to give to for any ministry or mission of our church.

The last type of Legacy Gift we will tell you about is an Endowment. An Endowment is a gift that will

provide income to any area of the church’s work in perpetuity.

The United Church of Canada Foundation invests your gift in a prudent and socially responsible man-

ner. Each year, a specific percentage of the balance of the fund is distributed. Whenever the income

level permits, a portion of income is reinvested in the fund. You can designate support for any area of

the church’s ministry you wish or to any other registered Canadian charity.

For more information on any of the different types of Legacy Gifts we ask you to:

pick up a brochure from the new Literature Rack in the Church Foyer. As a sub-committee of the

Stewardship Committee – the Legacy Committee would like to thank Vern Racz and the Steward-

ship Committee for providing this literature rack

for more information please contact any member of the Legacy Giving Committee – Heather

Desautels, Rick Burton or Rob Zuk , or contact Kathryn Hofley, our Prairie Region Financial Devel-

opment Officer @ khofley@united-church.ca

please attend a 45 minute information session with Kathryn Hofley on Sunday November 20th after

our 11:00 am service (more information to follow in the October newsletter)

Undesignated Gifts

When our Legacy Giving Committee receives an undesignated gift (gifts made with no conditions at-

tached to the use of the funds) - there is an allocation formula approved by our Church Board and Con-

gregation on how these funds are dispersed:

35% of the gift is allocated to pay down the McClure United Church mortgage and/or contributed to

the Capital Contingency Fund as required and directed by the Board and the Congregation.

35% of the gift is allocated to the McClure United Church Endowment Fund with any investment

income from this Fund allocated to general revenue. Did you know that our Endowment

Fund currently sits at $156,361.10 as of the end of May 2016, and that every month our Church re-

ceives $543.05 in interest from the fund that is deposited in our general operating fund. The Trus-

tees are the custodians of the Endowment Fund and are responsible for investing and administering

the funds. This includes the safekeeping and maintenance of all required financial records.

30% of an undesignated gift will be allocated to the McClure United Church Outreach Committee

for the work they do.

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Called to Action - A Day of Learning

Implementing the Recommendations of the

Truth and Reconciliation Commission

You are invited to McClure United Church

4025 Taylor Street East

Saturday October 29, 2016 - 8:30 am - 2:30 pm

Come and participate

PRESENTERS

David Arnot Chief Commissioner of Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission

Eugene Arcand Elder and Residential School Survivor

Bernice Saulteaux United Church Minister, Hurricane Hills

Leading Elder - All Native Circle Conference U.C.C.

Rhett Sangster Director, Reconciliation and Community Partnerships

Office of the Treaty Commissioner

Program is FREE !! The only cost is $10 for Lunch

Call the church office to register - 306-373-1753 by Monday October 24th

Everyone Welcome!!

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McClure United Church

4025 Taylor Street, East, Saskatoon, SK S7H 5N7

Phone (306) 373-1753 Fax: (306) 373-3450

Ministry Personnel:

Rev. Ron McConnell ronmcconnell@shaw.ca

Rev. Laura Fouhse laurafouhse@shaw.ca

Rev. Debra Berg debra.b@shaw.ca

Office Administrator: Darren Schwartz

mcclureunitedchurch@shaw.ca

Music Coordinator: Shirley Blackburn Accountant Tracy Williams-Duerr

tracywd@mccluresktn.ca

This newsletter is published monthly by

McClure United Church

Editor: Brenda Zuk Phone: 306-343-6614

e-mail: brendazuk@sasktel.net

Letters, articles and comments are most welcome

Next Deadline: September 18 For e-mail submissions:

Please send them as attached Word files if possible.

This reduces the amount of re-typing.

Thank you

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