Presbyterianism in Summerside 1853-2003 
     
    
   
   
    
     rewarding for the congregation. He worked with The 
     
     Kirk Session to establish a series of Five Year Goals to 
     
     help the church focus on the things that needed to be 
     
     done. He had wonderful empathy for youth and enjoyed 
     
     working with them. 
     
    

    
     Through Profession of Faith he welcomed twenty- 
     
     four young people into the Summerside Presbyterian 
     
     Church membership in the spring of 2000: Grace 
     
     Edison, Ashley Guergis, Jenna Hurst, Kristi-Jane Hurst, 
     
     Jeff Le, Jantina MacLeod, Megan Moase, Catherine 
     
     Morrison, Dan Ostapovich, Cody Pinkham, Lincoln Pe— 
     
     ters, Amy Poirier, Daniel Schaefer, Rebecca Schaefer, 
     
     Arika Simmons, Laura Simmons, Tara Simmons, Julie 
     
     Stewart, Laura Stewart, Michael Walker, Rebecca 
     
     Walker, Emily Waugh, Mark Waugh, and Peter Waugh. 
     
    

    
     Rev. Harry saw personal relationships as being vital 
     
     to being a good Christian: relationships with God, with 
     
     friends, with the church as a family, and with the wider 
     
     world. His sermons were occasionally informal, some- 
     
     times personal, and always applicable to our everyday 
     
     lives. 
     
    

    
     He terminated his ministry in 2003 when he ac- 
     
     cepted a call to Edmonton, Alberta. Rev. Ian Glass is 
     
     serving as Interim Moderator. 
     
    

    
     On the 150th Anniversary celebrations the congre- 
     
     gation of Summerside Presbyterian Church is inspired 
     
     by the strength, courage, and faith shown by its fore- 
     
     fathers. Aware of the goodness of God and his bless— 
     
     ings towards his people, the congregation looks for- 
     
     ward with hope and optimism to the future. 
     
    
   
   
    
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