Friday, November 26, 2021

Heart of Christmas Devotional


I believe that this applies to every Sister in our Ward.  I've been feeling drained, discouraged, and disappointed by many things lately. I realize I need to take some time to replenish. I want to be with my Ward Sisters, I want to take time to count my blessings and reflect on all the good things in my life in hopes that I will sleep a little sounder and feel a little lighter when each morning comes.  Please join us for our:


 HEART OF CHRISTMAS DEVOTIONAL




DATE:        15 DECEMBER 2021

TIME:         7:00 PM

PLACE:      RS ROOM (MUST WEAR A MASK)

TREAT:       Christmas Cupcakes (gluten free option) plus             Chocolate dipped Strawberries and Bottled Water.

SINGING:  CHRISTMAS CAROLS

BRING:      "WRAPPED" BOOK OR PUZZLE (No purchase please, something you already have)

   (Must be something Inspirational, or creative, or exciting, or moving; something uplifting)



OPTIONAL: For future Activities, please think of a quote, or a true life story that has helped you during this time, (someone else may be experiencing something similar and we may be able to inspire each other to work through it).

   You can read your own story, or you can leave it anonymous and one of us will read it.

   Place your name or your story in our jar, and each month we will close out our monthly activity sharing one or two.

Dianne Oertli

Vaccine Now available for Kids 5-11

 

November 26, 2021

Vaccines for children 5 to 11

 

How to get vaccinated

COVID-19 vaccine bookings are now open for children ages 5 to 11.

You can scheduled your child's appointment by booking online or calling 811. Walk-ins are not available at this time.

Parental consent is required. It can be provided in-person or by signing a consent form.

Vaccines are safe and protect us and our loved ones from COVID-19. For more information on the pediatric vaccine for children 5 to 11:

Tuesday, November 23, 2021

Border requirements starting November 30th

 https://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/services/covid/menu-eng.html

COVID-19: Current border measures and requirements

COVID-19: Latest update 

Short trips 72 hours or less by land and air

Starting , Canadians or individuals who have right of entry, qualify as fully vaccinated travellers and who re-enter Canada within 72 hours of leaving, won’t have to provide a pre-entry molecular test result. This will also apply to their accompanying children under 12, regardless of whether or not the children are vaccinated.

Individuals with right of entry include: Canadian citizens, permanent residents, those registered under the Indian Act, and their accompanying children under 12.

Planning travel to Canada?

Checklist of what to have ready at the border:

  • ArriveCAN receipt
  • Pre-entry test results
  • Proof of vaccination
  • Other travel documents

The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) is committed to the safety and security of residents of Canada. This section offers resources and information about how we continue to facilitate the flow of legitimate travel and trade during the current global pandemic.