Red if you ♥️ too

 Hi

Ruby loved red.

When I asked her what colour of flowers to bring she said Red.

So David would enjoy seeing those who want too wear a little red in their attire to Ruby s  Celebration of Life on Sabbath afternoon at Son Valley at 3 pm

A little show of our vibrant friend. 

Notice of Change to Ruby s Service

The Fung family needs to announce a shift in venue due to potential capacity issues for Ruby Fung’s upcoming Celebration of Life. We are grateful that Son Valley Fellowship has graciously offered to host due to the robust response of her friends and family. The address for Son Valley Fellowship Church is 2100 Gordon Drive.

OCC on Sabbath

 The Pastor had the lesson study ...the 8th one.

Just before that was our SS prayer time.

It is so good to listen to other people pray and to share our want to have our church filled with precious people each Sabbath.

Come join us at 9:30 each Sabbath morning.

 The Pastor handshake... 

Angela as platform chairperson.

Erinn asking people to come out to the constituency meeting for OCS.

Lori inviting everyone to come to the bread making experience. 

Looking Ahead to this Event

 Bread Making Class -  Sunday afternoon, March 9, 2025 at 3pm in the Orchard City Church Fellowship hall.

Jerrie-Lou and Loretta will be giving hands-on experience in bread making. Bring your family and invite a friend to this one of a kind  free class.  You will learn how to make bread, cinnamon buns, and raisin cinnamon bread with one easy recipe.  You will also be sent home with a delicious loaf of bread. Please reserve your place by calling or texting with your name and amount of people that will be attending to 250-859-3537. Deadline to reserve is Wednesday March 5, 2025

Saturday Feb 22nd 2025 OCS Talent Evening

It was a great evening that started out with a Silent Auction, Food Sale and Art Show in the school gym.

We were greeted with excited children announcing what would be happening once we arrived inside.

After giving our $5 donation in  the foyer,  we took a bulletin and found great seats. 

I really appreciated how much I could see the involvement of students.

Seniors who will graduate this spring,  singing and playing guitar and piano for the opening song.

Playing with a cast on his arm. 

Simon, a great MC for the evening. Talked enough but not too much.  He took time to learn the names so.he could introduce it right.

 The audience needed to guess which creature he was making.

This was a beautiful  bird.

Then his spider.

He learned these as he entertained his baby brother.

This was a fun little trumpet piece about a Little Lamb.

She did terrific on the ribbons.

Helping on stage...great students.

4 young people singing a song with movements. 

A family of singers.

Melanie is the leader and her team had placed markers under chairs  to bring up  to trade for school merch. 

At break it was time to look over the Silent Auction items.

What a great array.

A great deal for one family.

The artist was there...hoping to make a good amount for the school.

Donation from Wentworth. They also were there.

Pathfinder pins collection.

Art piece by student.

Lego masterpieces made by young students.

This young friend showed how to make orgami art on stage.

All finished.

Nice to see parents participant.

Grade 5 friends sang together.

Proud mum taping.

A singer... and a piano player.

We enjoyed hearing these two. Do you recognize one?

This one. 

He played amazingly beautifully...a high level RCM piece.

Mum and daughter singing together.

Now it is time for big sister to show her skill on the silks.

Grama and grandson...a great duet.

He played guitar  and she sang.

Nice decorations.

Announcements by Melanice and Simon and another teammate.

Grade 12 students ended the evening with singing and playing Goodness of God.

Two cheerful hard workers at the food and drinks table.

Such an interesting and lovely evening.

If you want to go for ice cream in the newly acquired school bus sign up and donate.

Sounds like fun.