People arrive at 9:50 to connect with friends, reflect, and centre themselves prior to worship which starts at 10 a.m.

The building is open concept with a bright welcoming worship space. It is air conditioned with comfortable chairs and pews. You can look out the many windows at the tree-lined boulevards and admire God’s creation.

Communion is celebrated on the first Sunday of every month and people are asked to bring in a food donation for local food banks.

There is an excellent sound system so that all can enjoy the many aspects of music that are an integral part of worship. On any given Sunday, you might hear the grand piano, organ, violin, flute, guitar and voices. There are also many opportunities for singing together.

There is a "quiet room’ where people with infants or toddlers can go and still see and hear the service, without fear of their children disturbing others. A diaper-changing table is available in the wheelchair-accessible washroom on the upper level, just through the door near the coffee area.

You are welcome to "come as you are." Dress is as varied as the people themselves—anything from jeans to a suit is fine.

So, listen for the only church bell in Erin Mills to welcome you to come in for an hour or so to worship and share a special time with God.

In a service you can expect:

Wednesday Evening Service
Held from 6:45–7:15 p.m.
This is a casual, small service.

Come and take a break in the middle of your busy week to reconnect with God and renew your spirit through prayer and quiet meditation. Communion is served every week.

The first Wednesday of each month is a Taizé service of prayer through singing.

Communion
Communion is open to all ages and people of every Christian tradition who follow the teachings of Jesus.

Grape juice is served with bread or rice crackers for those with wheat allergies.

Communion takes place on the first Sunday of each month and every Wednesday night, as well as at special times such as Christmas Eve and Easter Eve.

Communion in the home is also available for those who are unable to attend worship. Please call the office to make arrangements for this service.

Caring and Times of Need
The Minister is available to be supportive in times of need. For example,

• counseling and referrals
• death
• economic stress
• hospital visits
• illness
• job loss
• loneliness
• shut-ins
• a sympathetic ear that is confidential

Please contact the church office to arrange a meeting.