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Diane Panting joins the servant team!

Diane Panting was ordained to the diaconate at St. John’s Cathedral on Sunday with a large crowd cheering her on. Scroll through the pictures below and continue to hold Di in prayer as she begins this new kind of ministry at St. Peter’s in Winnipeg.

Diane surrounded by the bishop and her colleagues at St. Peter's
Diane surrounded by the bishop and her colleagues at St. Peter’s

Deacons!
Deacons!

Nearly a full house out to cheer Di on.
Nearly a full house out to cheer Di on.

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Michael is jealous of Melissa and Kevin's Canterbury caps.
Michael is jealous of Melissa and Kevin’s Canterbury caps.

Left to right: Fletcher Stewart, Maylann Maybee, Diane Panting, Donald Phillips, Donna Joy, Liss Wray Beal
Left to right: Fletcher Stewart, Maylanne Maybee, Diane Panting, Donald Phillips, Donna Joy, Liss Wray Beal

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