This year St. Peter’s Preston, dramatic reading of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol will be held on Friday, December 5th @ 7:30 PM. 810 King St. E Cambridge.

I am extremely pleased to announce, our readers include; Linda Fabi (WRDSB Director of Education, ret’d), Dr. Michael Lawrie (Chair, Cambridge Symphony Orchestra), John Neufeld (Hallman Foundation), Bishop Michael Pryse (ELCIC Eastern Synod, ret’d), and Henry Walser (Henry Walser Funeral Home). The readers are listed in order by Stave. It is by coincidence only, but perhaps appropriate that Henry is reading Stave 5, the end. Mike Mann (WRPS Deputy Chief, ret’d) is our emcee.

Bradley Moggach, St. Peter’s Music Director will coordinate accompanying music (Piano, Percussion, Violin), with assistance fron Ann Green and Ronnie Smith.

A representative from the Cambridge Food Bank will attend to update everyone on the work they do in our community.

Everyone is invited to stay for Christmas refreshments from Rising Dough Scottish Bakery following the performance.

Please plan on listening to Mike Farwell on Wednesday, December 3rd at 10:30 am on 570 NewsRadio Kitchener. Mike will interview Mike (Michael Pryse) about this year’s reading of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol.

Please bring a donation for the Cambridge Food Bank.

Join us in song on Sunday Nov. 02 @ 3pm at Knox Waterloo Presbyterian Church.

Free-will donation in support of the Edward Said Music Conservatory – Singing Amidst the Rubble in Gaza

On October 15th, the World Council of Churches is hosting the first in a series of webinars, ““AI and Our Information Society: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly,” on the positive and negative aspects of artificial intelligence and its impact in the digital communication sphere. The webinar is hosted by the Faith and Science Working Group of the Commission of Churches on Health and Healing.

For more information on the webinar please CLICK HERE

Register for the webinar HERE