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in si de ha lto n. co m O ak vi lle B ea ve r | T hu rs da y, F eb ru ar y 10 ,2 02 2 | 26 PENTECOSTAL TeTeT l: 416-892-8123 Fax: 1-866-281-5983 Bishop M. Brissett (Pastor) Email: mjbmjbm risse@yahoo.ca Jesus is lOrd Oakville PenTecOsTalTalT aPOsTOlic cenTre 454 Rebecca St (St. Paul's United Church) Oakville, ON Sunday Service 12:30 - 3PMWorship Service Sunday Evening: 7:30-9PM (Via Zoom Virtual Platform) *Covid-19 Safety Protocols Strictly followed.* NON-DENOMINATION SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST Oakville Seventh-dayaya adventiSt ChurCh tetet l: 289-830-6717 Mark ewewe en (Senior Pastor) Carl Cunningham (associate Pastor) dean lashington (lead elder) TwTwT itter: @Oakvkvk illesda Email: oakvkvk illechurchsda@gmail.com Saturday (Sabbath) WorshipWorshipW Service: 10am-1pm WednesdayWednesdayW Evening Service: 6:30pm-7:30pm Thursday Evening Service: 6:30pm-7:30pm Zoom id 867 6764 2331 Password: worship Theme: in Jesus nameWeWeW Press On WeWeW bsite Promotion: www.ow.ow akvkvk illesdachurch.org UNITED 1469 Nottinghill Gate, Oakville 905-825-5292 www.glenabbeyunitedchurch.com GLEN ABBEY UNITED CHURCH REV. TED VANCE SUNDAYAYA FEBRUARY 13th WE ARE OPEN FOR WORSHIP! It's your choice: WORSHIP SAFELYSAFELYSAFEL ATATA 10AM! FULL VACCINAVACCINAV TIONACCINATIONACCINA PROOF REQ'D, OR VIEW LIVESTREAM ON YOUTUBE Click on www.glenabbeyunitedchurch.com ToToT help your Church survive the pandemic, please send e-transfers to: donations@glenabbeyunitedchurch.com Thank you and God Bless you! DIRECTORY If you'd like to advertise your place of worship in this feature please email Fiona frudder@starmetrolandmedia.com or call 289-293-0691 Worship Are you looking for a place to worship the Lord Jesus Christ? WeWeW meet at the Meadowvale Community Center every Sunday at 10:00 am. Master's Grace Church, Auditorium 1 & 2 6655 Glen Erin Drive Mississauga, ON All COVID-19 safety protocols followed. mastersgracechurch.com Brianne Jenner admits it had become a bit of a thing. Since Canada won Olympic gold in women's hockey in 2014, it had met the U.S. seven times in the final of an internationalfinal of an internationalf tournament. Seven times the Americans won. Four times in overtime. Once, in the gold medal game at the 2018 Olympics, in a shoo- tout. With such a razor-thin margin between the two teams, it seemed implausi- ble the toss of the coin could keep coming up with the same result. Maybe the hockey gods were collect- ing a debt for that fateful goalpost that preceded Canada's comeback and overtime win in Sochi. It reached a breaking point at the 2019 worlds, when the anticipated Can- ada-U. S. final didn't even happen after Finland shocked Canada in the semifinals. It was what teammate Renata Fast called "hitting rock bottom as a program." To make matters worse, the Canadians had to sit on that result for more than two years after COVID-19 forced the cancellation offorced the cancellation off two world championships. "It's been a tough road the last several years," said Jenner, a 30-year-old Oak- ville native and longtime national team member. But the break may have been just what Canada needed. Rather than focus- ing on the U.S., Canada fo- cused on itself. "We've worked with a mental performance coach, working on what mindset we want to have," said Jenner, who is playing in her third Olympics in Beijing. "We know there is going to be adversity. If the calls don't go our way, don't let it get to you." Those lessons paid off at the worlds in August. After beating the Americans 5-1 in the round robin, the ad- versity arrived. Canada fell behind the U.S. 2-0 infell behind the U.S. 2-0 inf the gold-medal game. But Jenner scored to pull Can- ada within one and set up Jamie Lee Rattray's tying goal and Marie-Philip Pou- lin's overtime winner. Jenner said the current Olympic team has a perfect mix of youth and veterans. And even though the team was separated into differ- ent training groups across the country until they cen- tralized just prior to the world championship, Jen- ner said they found ways to remain a united group. "Everyone has bought in. The way we came out and played the style of hockey we wanted to play, there was a new presence," Jenner said. "There's no reason not to be confi- dent." Brianne Jenner said the Canadian women's hockey team has the perfect mix of veterans and youth. Matthew Murnaghan photo WINTER GAMES 2022 OAKVILLE NATIVE IN BEIJING FOR THIRD OLYMPICS HERB GARBUTT hgarbutt@metroland.com CANADA READY TO RECLAIM GOLD: JENNER "There's no reason not to be confident." - Brianne Jenner