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UPCOMING EVENTS
Fourth Sunday of Easter
When I think of Easter, I think of Spring, nature beginning to bloom, pastel colors, Easter egg hunts, spending time with close family members, chocolate, wholesome food and most importantly the cross. Easter is the most important event in our Christian calendar, it is the resurrection of Jesus. When I look at the cross it is a constant reminder of Jesus’ love and his promise to provide and care for me and you, to care and help one another, as Jesus did so in his life. The cross, where Jesus, and innocent man was put to death so that “we” could be forgiven of our sins; how sad, beautiful, and humbling at the same time. I hope Easter brings to you and your family a sense of rejuvenation, a time for new beginnings, new life and hope, and a reminder to return to the cross, return to Jesus’ teachings.
Worship and Fellowship Service
Sundays
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10:00am Holy Eucharist/Communion
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11:00am Coffee Hour
Other Worship &
Study Opportunities
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Stay tuned for upcoming courses
Tuesdays
Bible study at 7:30-8:30pm on Zoom
This is an opportunity for deeper reflection on scripture discussion, to ask questions or raise challenges with the passages. Olivia and Rev. Evan will lead us in some questions to get us thinking about what God is saying to us, as Christians, in the Book of Judges. Contact Rev. Evan for the zoom link, please see the "Home" page of this website for contact information.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
(during Lent and Holy Week)
(February 19th through March 27th)
From 12:30-2:00pm, the church will be open for prayer. You can also talk to Rev. Evan if you would like to arrange to meet for private confession during this time.
Community & Social Groups
Mondays (once a month)
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Horizon's Group Meeting: Meetings take place the third Monday of each month on Zoom, 7-8:30pm. This is a mental health small support group where you can share struggles you or a loved one is having with mental and physical health issues. Please contact the Church for the Zoom Link, go to the "Home" section of this website for the contact info.
Wednesdays
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10am: Men's fellowship group at the Tim Horton's in Wedgewood Plaza10am at Tim Horton's (in a plaza at Yonge and Wedgewood Drive: 4750 Yonge Street): men's group. A great social gathering chatting about whatever topic happens to come up!
Second Friday of each month
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Pub Night with the folks from St. George's on Yonge, held at, The Frog (4854 Yonge Street) at 6:30pm. Come for drinks, food or both, and great fellowship
Readings
To see the readings for each Sunday in the Christian Year for Advent, Christmas, Epiphany, Lent, Easter, and The Season After Pentecost, (and for special services, for example, Ash Wednesday, Good Friday, etc.), please visit Vanderbilt's Revised Common Lectionary Page. We are currently in "Year A 2022-2023": https://lectionary.library.vanderbilt.edu/
Outreach: FaithWorks Updates
Our parish outreach is directed through the Diocese of Toronto's FaithWorks Program. Out of what we donate as a parish, 15% is retained by the parish for local outreach projects.
FaithWorks is a charitable programme of the Anglican Diocese of Toronto. We offer support to our Ministry Partners as they serve the needs of people who are Indigenous, homeless, hungry, at-risk women, children or youth, immigrants or refugees, or struggling with HIV/AIDS. We help them build communities of compassion and hope. As followers of Jesus, we offer new life.
FaithWorks allows us to share our blessings with others who are vulnerable and marginalized right here in our community and around the world.
FaithWorks feeds, shelters, nurtures and befriends over 20,000 people in our communities and around the world every year.
FaithWorks has provided more than $35 million to Anglican-affiliated ministries over the last 25 years.
Click to see our FaithWorks Ministry partners.
Click to see how your donation will be used.
Click to see some examples of FaithWorks supported projects
Click to see the most recent news
Community Prayer Box
The prayer box is intended for people who live in the surrounding community - many of whom might not necessarily attend our church (yet!!) but who use our green space and community garden or our parking lot to cut through to the Bayview subway station - to submit prayer requests to us. We will ensure we keep the prayer requests confidential. Our goal with the prayer box is to pray for the needs of our community members.
Thanks, to Earle, Jimmy, and Carolyn for their extremely hard work of installing the box!
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