Pentecost V - All Ages Mass (5 July 2020)

We celebrate the Fifth Sunday of Pentecost with an All Ages Mass. All Ages Masses are designed to be more accessible to children, and to involve them more directly in the liturgy. It’s a bit tricky doing that when we all have to stay home, but we think we did pretty well here!

Thanks to Fisher, for soldiering through a surprisingly tricky reading, and to Alice and Emmylou for leading the intercessions!

Thanks also to Norah and Jo-Ann for leading the music while our Music Director is on vacation!

You can find the service HERE. (The link will go active Sunday Morning.)

If you would like to participate, you can find the leaflet HERE.

Jesus said, "My yoke is easy" ... ??

When Jesus says "My yoke is easy and my burden is light", what does he mean? Mother Johanna explains about all the invisible things that weigh us down, and how we can lighten them up with prayer!

Pentecost IV - 28 June 2020

We celebrate the Fourth Sunday after Pentecost, and Fr David preaches on the story of Abraham's near-sacrifice of Isaac.

You can find the service HERE. (The link will go active Sunday morning.)

If you would like to join us, you can find the leaflet HERE.

Welcoming Jesus, for Children & Youth

This week (Pentecost 4 in the Church calendar), the Gospel is about what it means to be welcoming. So ... what does it mean? Mother Johanna explains, with a cup of tea.

National Indigenous Day of Prayer - Mass for 21 June 2020

This Sunday, we use the propers set out in the Book of Alternative Services for the National Indigenous Day of Prayer, which is classified as Feast with Precedence over a Sunday. General Synod added this day in 2010 as part of the Anglican Church’s work of reconciliation with First Nations, Inuit, and Métis. We are fortunate to welcome the Reverend Leigh Kern, Diocesan Indigenous Ministries Coordinator and Reconciliation Animator, as our preacher today.

You can join us HERE. (The link will go active Sunday morning.)

If you would like to participate, you can find the leaflet HERE.

If you are interested in learning more about the history and present of the Indigenous Nations and communities in Canada, Reverend Kern has graciously provided us with a starting list of resources HERE.

The Kingdom of God for Children & Youth

Mother Johanna enlists the help of some stuffed toys to help us understand what the Kingdom of God is like.