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September 25th, 2012

Services in Penticton for Atonement and Sabbath – September 26 & 29 2012

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Day of Atonement and Sabbath services before the Feast of Tabernacles will be held in Penticton BC.

Where:

  • Sandman Hotel, Penticton BC (map)
  • Dates:

  • Wednesday September 26th, 2012
  • Saturday/Sabbath September 29th
  • Time:

  • 1PM-3PM
  • Penticton at 1 p.m. for the Day of Atonement, on Wed. September 26 and for the weekly Sabbath just before FOT, on Sept. 29th at 1 p.m. Both services will be held at the Sandman Hotel in Penticton.

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    They drag their bodies into class, eyes glazed and shoulders drooping, and plop themselves down as if burdened by a great weight. It’s 9:00 am, but for many of my students the day has begun while they are still half asleep. As a teacher I know that their ability to think, concentrate, perform on a test, or remember information are all hampered by a lack of one of our basic needs – sleep. And it is not just my imagination that my students, more and more of them, are arriving to class sleep-deprived and unprepared to learn. Research shows that on average this generation is sleeping much less nightly than their grandparents.
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