The Unionville Jets bantam selects were recognized for their efforts on and off the ice this past season by receiving the Award of Hometown Excellence during the
recent Ontario Minor Hockey Association annual general meeting in Richmond Hill. The Jets were one of two teams from the OMHA, which has over 100,000 players, to receive the award.
Lisa McConnell, Unionville Minor Hockey Association president, was elated. She said the players combined to give back to the Unionville Minor Hockey Association almost 350 hours of volunteer time over the
course of the 2011-12 season. As well, the team collected food for the Markham Food Bank with Hockey with Heart, toys at Christmas for the Markham Fire Department and some of the players volunteered at the Unionville
Minor Hockey Association’s Let’s Learn Hockey Orientation Camp, as well as at Breakfast with Santa and the Unionville BIA’s Family Day event on Main Street, among other things. — Michael Hayakawa
GRACE
CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES! GRACE ANGLICAN CHURCH 19 Parkway Ave., Markham
905·294·3184
www.graceanglican.ca The Rev. Canon John A. Read
SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP 8:15 Holy Eucharist 10:15 Parish Eucharist with childrenʼs program & nursery
Truth Tabernacle Pentecostal Church
717 Highglen Ave (at Markham Road)
Sunday:
10:00 am 11:00 am 7:00 pm Wednesday: 17:00 pm -
The moment has arrived. It’s graduation time. All the work and study has resulted in achieving the goal. We honour our students who have made it through high school and college. Well done! At the same time we want to commend the teachers who have brought their students to this accomplishment. When considering teachers, Jesus is The Master Teacher for us all. He taught about the meaning and purpose of life. His lessons are timeless and enduring. Some of the life principles He laid out for us are recorded at Matthew 7:12-23. He stated that how we want people to treat us, is how we should treat them (v.12). We are to be careful not to become compliant with the culture of the day but to find and follow the will of God for our lives (vv.13,14). We need to be careful about what we believe (v.15) so that our lives will be both meaningful and fulfilling (v.17). The Master Teacher calls for personal responsibility. It is important to be aware that graduation is not the end, but a new beginning. There’s much more ahead. While graduation marks a point to which students have grown, there are more lessons to be learned and maturity to be attained.
Sunday School Worship Service Evening Service Prayer/Bible Study
www.truthtab.ca • 905.201.1400
New Sunday Worship Menu
February 2012 June 24,12,2012 10:00 am A Journey To How to Make a Be Enjoyed Fresh Start
10:30 am – Traditional 12:30 pm – Contemporary
www.standrews-markham.ca
32 Main St. Markham Rev. Dr. John Niles
standrewsmarkham.com
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Congratulations to our Grads! Keep up the good work! “Study the Scriptures that are able to make you wise and you will be equipped for every good work” (2 Timothy 3:15-17). And, never stop learning and growing. As Philippians 3:14 encourages us, “Press on toward the goal to win the supreme prize to which God in Christ Jesus is calling us upward.” - Paul Fawcett
143 Main St. Markham (near Bullock)
905-294-0351
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There’s a future graduation for everyone. One day we will all ‘graduate’ from life on earth into eternity. The text book to study is the Word of God, the Bible. The course to practice and follow is spelled out there. And it should be our goal to hear the Master Teacher commend us with His “well done! Enter into the joy of thy Lord” (Matthew 25:21). If we faithfully practice what we learn we can expect to graduate with honours (Colossians 3:2324).
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Jets honoured at OMHA AGM
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