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After this we will be taking a break for December.

Meditation has become a regular and enriching part of our community life. Each first and third Wednesday at 6pm, we gather to quieten our minds and create space for God to work within us. Whether you are an experienced meditator or simply curious, we warmly welcome you to join us on this journey.

We believe that meditation is a skill that can be developed over time, much like prayer. It’s an opportunity to intentionally step away from the noise of daily life and enter a state of peaceful awareness. In this silence, we can listen for God’s guidance and deepen our spiritual connection. It is a time to simply "be" with God, without the need for words or specific requests.

Our sessions are usually around 30 minutes and to help you feel more comfortable during the session, we suggest bringing a cushion for the pews.

We look forward to seeing you there.

A Gentle Start for the Whole Family: 8:30 AM Spoken Eucharist

Looking for a peaceful, meaningful way to begin Sunday? Join us for our 8:30 AM Eucharist. This beautiful, said service (without organ or hymns) is intentionally quiet and contemplative, perfect for centering your heart before the week begins. We warmly welcome children! The simplicity and shorter length make it an accessible and engaging experience for young families. Come share the quiet joy of Christ's presence, receive communion, and connect with our welcoming community. All are invited.

All Souls is a tender and reflective time in the church year when we remember before God those we love but see no longer. It is a moment to pause, to give thanks for their lives, and to bring our grief, our memories, and our hope into God’s presence.

All who have recently been bereaved are especially welcome to this quiet service of prayer and contemplation. Names of loved ones can be read aloud as part of the service, and candles may be lit in their memory — simple yet profound acts that help us honour them and entrust them to God’s eternal care.

Whether your loss is recent or from many years ago, this gentle service offers space for reflection, comfort, and peace. In the stillness of worship, we remember together that God holds us, and those we love, in unfailing love and light.

Join us as we gather for a service of prayer, remembrance, and hope. Together we will honour those who gave their lives in times of war and conflict, and pray for peace in our world today.

The service will include the laying of wreaths and the traditional Two Minutes’ Silence — a time for stillness, reflection, and gratitude. All are welcome to share in this meaningful act of remembrance

The Eucharist service, also known as Holy Communion or the Lord's Supper, is a sacred ritual in Christian worship. For those unfamiliar, it is a deeply symbolic and communal act where participants partake in consecrated bread and wine, symbolizing the body and blood of Jesus Christ. Rooted in the Last Supper, this service fosters a sense of spiritual communion and serves as a reminder of Christ's sacrificial love. In the Eucharist, individuals find a profound opportunity for reflection, unity, and a tangible connection to the central tenets of Christian faith, even if they are new to its rich traditions.

Midnight Mass: The Heart of Christmas

Before the excitement of Christmas morning, there is a moment of sacred stillness. For generations, Christians have gathered on this night to keep watch for the dawn of hope.

We continue this beautiful tradition with a service of lessons, carols, and Holy Communion, all held in the gentle glow of candlelight. We start at 11:00 PM on Christmas Eve, preparing our hearts together so that we may welcome the birth of Christ at the stroke of midnight.

Come, experience the true magic and meaning of Christmas. All are welcome.