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These
Are A Few of
My
Favourite Folks!

A
Song to Thank You for Being
Volunteers
in the Parish of Horton
Bell ringers, choristers, readers
and greeters
Brass cleaners, floor-sweepers,
wardens and treat-ers
Those reading announcements who
offer a joke
These are a few of my favourite
folks
Committee members whose meetings
seem endless
Pastoral visitors greeting the
friendless
Primate’s Fund promoters and those
offering a lift
These are parishioners using their
gifts
When the pipes leak, when the floor
squeaks
And we’re feeling
distressed
I simply remember our dedicated
helpers
And I can relax…and
rest.
ACW members and crafters and
bakers
Altar guild members and plum pudding
makers
Those who flip pancakes or prepare
turkey plates
These are the folks who are simply
first-rate
Eucharistic assistants and
communion-takers
Seamstresses, quilters, gown and
linen makers
Knitters, crocheters, artists of all
kinds
Each of these members is truly a
find
When the bills come, when the fans
hum (too loud)
When folks need meals on
wheels
Our amazing parishioners rise to the
occasion
And happier then…we
feel
Fund-raisers, card writers, fast
minute-takers
Food bank assistants, and
shovellers, rakers
Deacons and priests who sing, preach
and preside
These folks I never would ever
deride
Counters and treasurers and flower
conveners
Gardeners, musicians and carpenters,
cleaners
All who serve coffee and prepare the
teas
All who make parish life here such a
breeze
Through you God’s love is made
clearer
You are Christ’s hands and
feet
Please always remember how grateful
we are
For all that you do – you’re
neat!
This year National Volunteer Week was
celebrated between April 21st and 27th.
This annual campaign recognizes the many individual volunteers
across Canada who dedicate themselves to improving their
communities. Volunteers have a passion for getting
involved. They take action to support the causes and
organizations that matter to them. And they make an
impact in our communities. This describes volunteers in
the Parish of Horton. Thank you for all you do to make our
parish, our community and the world a better place! Hi this is Emma
where are you?
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