Hampton United Church

2018 Clemy Classic

2018 Clemy Classic
Golf Tournament

hosted by
Hampton United Church

Friday, September 28, 2018

at Stone Henge Golf Course
3033 Taunton Road, Bowmanville

Registration 1:30 p.m.

Best Ball Format 2:00 p.m. Shotgun Start

Includes 9-hole round of golf, roast beef dinner at Hampton United Church following the tournament, ability awards, putting contest, silent auction, prizes for all participants.

Golf & Dinner $80.00

*Dinner Only $20.00

(*for spouses and family of golfers and volunteers)

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Call Don Dair 905-263-8886 for reservations,
payment required to guarantee your spot(s).

Spots are filling up fast ~ make your reservations today!

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Also, actively searching out prize donors and sponsors.

If you can help us out with either sponsorship or a prize donation please call either:
Barb Pokorski 905-263-8359, John Payne 905-263-8232 or Don Dair 905-263-8886.

Thank you and God Bless.

2 ~ Past Events

The 43rd General Council of The United Church of Canada runs July 21 ~ 27th, 2018 at DurhamCollege/University of Ontario Institute of Technology, in Oshawa, Ontario, Canada. The theme is “Risking Faith, Daring Hope.”

It kicks of with the Festival of Faith ~ July 21 & 22. All are welcome!

For the latest information and full details including the workbook, Festival lineup, agenda, and more visit GeneralCouncil43.ca.

Watch the short video below. Note: If you have no sound, click on the sound icon (speaker) bottom right of video to unmute.

Please join us
at the GC43 Opening Worship
on July 22^nd
@ 9:45 a.m.
at UOIT Durham College Oshawa!

(Note: there will be no service at either
Hampton or Eldad churchs so we may all attend)

Live YouTube Feed – If you are unable to attend the worship service, in person, you can watch it from the comfort of your home. They will be live streaming it on the United Church of Canada’s YouTube Page on July 22 starting at 9:45am – here’s the link https://www.youtube.com/unitedchurchofcanada.

Directions to Festival of Faith for Opening Worship on July 22

Located in north Oshawa, ON
at the Durham College + University of Ontario Institute of Technology (DC–UOIT)
2000 Simcoe St. North
Oshawa, ON L1H 7K4

Parking is available onsite.

Map & Directions below

From Hampton

Travel West on Taunton Rd. towards Oshawa.
Turn right (North) onto Simcoe St.
Turn left at Commencement Circle (stoplights).
This takes you into DC-UOIT to the Commencement Parking Lot.
Be aware there is a 5 min walk from the parking lot. It has been mentioned there may be shuttle buses, but this has not been confirmed.

From Solina

Travel west on Conc. Rd. 6 (which becomes Colin Rd.) towards Oshawa.
Turn left onto Simcoe St.
Turn right onto Commencement Circle (stoplights0.
This takes you into DC-UOIT to the Commencement Parking Lot.
Be aware there is a 5 min walk from the parking lot. It has been mentioned there may be shuttle buses, but this has not been confirmed.

From Oshawa

Travel north on Simcoe St., continue past Taunton Rd.
Turn left at Commencement Circle (stoplights). If you reach Conlin Rd. you’ve gone too far.
This takes you into DC-UOIT to the Commencement Parking Lot.
Be aware there is a 5 min walk from the parking lot. It has been mentioned there may be shuttle buses, but this has not been confirmed.

2 ~ Past Events

Spring is here!

Mother’s Day

Mother’s Day Geraniums – everyone was invited to bring a geranium plant(s) on Mother’s Day in honour/memory of their Mother/Grandmother. Upon arrival plant stakes and cards where available to write who was being honoured and inserted into the plant. Then you placed your plant in a window or at the front of the church — after May 24th they would be planted in the church flower beds and planters by Barb and Karen.

Spring Clean-Up

Spring clean-up day took place inside and outside the church. Notice the front door, the metal railings and flower urns were all given a fresh coat of paint. Sidewalks were weeded and edged. Windows inside and out were cleaned. A new container was placed at the back entrance to hide the recycling and garbage containers earlier in the month. The list goes on and on….

Thanks to everyone who came out and added their elbow grease to the project, many hands make light work!

As you can see by the photos below the end results make the church a place that invites you in.

2 ~ Past Events

Down East Night

~ Great fun had by all who attended the recent ~

Hampton United Church’s

DOWN EAST NIGHT

May 19th 2018

2 ~ Past Events

Yard & Bake Sale

Thanks to everyone who came out
and supported the church in so many ways!

* through your baking and/or donations to the yard sale.
volunteering your time for: set-up, table running, and/or clean-up.
by purchasing bake table or yards sale items.

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YARD & BAKE SALE
(Indoors)

HAMPTON UNITED CHURCH
5454 Old Scugog Road,
Hampton, Ontario

Saturday June 2^nd, 2018
8:00 AM – 12:00 PM

FEATURING:

Lots of treasures and treats, plants, small furniture,
toys, sports equipment, books, tools,
knick knacks, household items etc.

A variety of home baking including meat pies.

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Donations can be dropped off at the church on:
Thursday (May 31st) and Friday (June 1st)
between 10am and 4pm.

For further information:

Call (905) 263-2040 or (905) 263-2908

3 ~ Celebrations

Barbara Brackenrige’s Retirement Celebration

April 29th service was followed by brunch and sharing fond memories at the Retirement Celebration for our organist, choir and bell (chime) director ~ Barb Brackenridge, after 8 wonderful years!

Wishing you all the best, Barb!

Photos from the Retirement Celebration below.
Continue reading “Barbara Brackenrige’s Retirement Celebration” →

2 ~ Past Events

2017 Christmas Eve Service

There is nothing more that brings in those heartwarming feelings of Christmas and the Birth of our saviour “Christ” than the feelings triggered by sound, touch, smell, and sight, than attending the Christmas Eve Service every year. 2017 Christmas Eve Photo Orignial Size

Enjoy these photos taken from the church balcony and imagine the strains of “Silent Night” filling the church as everyone raised their voices in praise.