Easter is a time of new beginnings and new life. It’s a time when we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ and the hope that it brings. What better way to celebrate the Easter season than by planting a garden?…

Hello friends of Faith, Here are some of the special events and worship opportunities for you to participate during the coming Advent and Christmas seasons at Faith: Calendar Summary of Special Advent-Christmas Events Tuesday, November 29 @5pm—Evening Prayer worship service…

From our Campus Ministry at Algonquin College friends: Hello We hope you can join us for our Dessert and Trivia Night (multiple choice questions!) in support of Campus Ministry at Algonquin College: Friday, November 25 at 7:00. You can either organize a team of your…

We remind you that worship will continue each Sunday at 10AM throughout the summer vacation period and beyond. We invite you to join us either in-person worship, or online from the Online Services page on this website. If you missed…

The church building is currently closed due to the widespread power outages caused by the recent storms. This means that we will not be able to live stream the service this morning. The order of service is still available to…

The Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada (ELCIC) through its partnership with Canadian Lutheran World Relief (CLWR) calls on its members to respond through prayer and financial support to the urgent humanitarian needs in Ukraine. The ELCIC and CLWR join with their partners, and people…

Hello friends of Faith, Every Lenten season (the seven weeks before Easter), the church has traditionally observed, collectively, an ‘extra’ discipline in addition to its regular Sunday worship. Some years ago, this took the form of a midweek worship service;…

Hello friends of Faith, In a little over a week from now the church enters the Lenten season. Lent is the 7 weeks leading to Easter. During this time, the church does a house-cleaning of sorts, a springtime cleansing. Because…

Dear Friends of Faith, At its December meeting, and considering the recent advice from the Eastern Synod, the congregational council made the difficult decision to suspend in-person/on-site worship until further notice due to rising COVID cases. This means beginning this…

Christmas is a special time for Christians to celebrate the coming of Jesus into this world. We recall the first Christmas in Bethlehem and we announce that the Light of the world has come to us today! For Lutherans especially,…