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From: The Salvation Army

Sent: Friday, November 28, 2008 4:14 PM

To: lyndasebell@hotmail.com

Subject: Join The Santa Shuffle!

Issue No. 11 | November 2008 The 18th Annual Santa Shuffle On Saturday, December 6, 2008, close to 10,000 Canadians will participate in The Salvation Army’s 18th annual Santa Shuffle. In 35 cities across Canada, festively attired runners and shufflers will run/walk 5k or 1k to raise funds that assist those in need during the Christmas season. Proceeds from this family-fun event will also benefit The Salvation Army’s vital services and programs as we help support vulnerable people year-round. Find the run closest to you! Online Christmas Kettle - iKettle The Salvation Army Online Christmas Kettle enables anyone to create and host their own iKettle. When you host your own online kettle, you give hope to thousands of Canadians. You can customize your own iKettle web page and invite others via e-mail to donate and fill your iKettle. All funds raised help people in need at Christmas, and throughout the year, in the local community of the donor. Visit SalvationArmy.ca/iKettle to learn more and to sign up. Volunteer Volunteering with The Salvation Army is something people do everyday! If you want to be involved, but are unsure of how to go about it, it’s as easy as filling out this online form. Once we receive your information your local Salvation Army volunteer coordinator will contact you. Donate Online As the largest non-governmental direct provider of social services in Canada, The Salvation Army offers unprecedented support to society’s most vulnerable. When you give to The Salvation Army, you invest in the future of marginalized and overlooked people. We provide several methods for making online donations. To learn more about what The Salvation Army is doing to give hope today at Christmas visit SalvationArmy.ca

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God bless, Lyndamiles

• Advent is observed by millions of Christians throughtout the world.
• In liturgical settings,Adevnt is actually the beginning of the church year.
• Advent always begins four Sundays before Christmas Day.
• Most people who observe Advent do so with some kind of candle lighting ceremony and  reading of the scriptures.
• Advent when observed correctly can help us to develop the habit of recognizing the coming of  Christ into our everyday lives all the rest of the year.

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