Godly Worship
Worship is one of the central acts of people of faith and, we offer varied and different ways to worship. All are meaningful and valid and no one type or kind of worship is more important than the other. We gather together, we are nurtured by the scripture, we sing, we pray, we listen, and we converse. All Saints' is home to those of conservative theology and liberal or progressive theology alike. Everyone is welcome to participate fully. The most difficult visit to any place of worship is always the first one. If you are visiting us for the first time and are not sure which service to attend, give Samantha a call. As the Pastor and Priest, Samantha will be happy to chat with you and try to answer any questions you may have. Samantha can be reached at 647-444-3456.
Try out more than one type of worship service to get a sense of the activities and priorities of our community. To make you feel welcome, our service leaflet includes everything you will need to participate. If you feel unsure of how to participate, someone is always there to help. If you need to blend in, people will give you your space. There are people in this community who for all of their 90 plus years have called All Saints' home, while others are brand new, and others who are still exploring.
Wherever you are on your faith journey, you are welcome here.
Come on home, the Divine already knows your name, and we would like to learn it.
Join us Sundays!
In-Person and Live Stream
Summer worship is held in the Parish Hall
8 am (in-person) ~ said service of Holy Communion
10 am (in-person & live-stream) ~ sung service of Holy Communion
(Click on the link on home page for live stream)
Monthly Eucharist in the language of the Book of Common Prayer
followed by Lunch
2nd Thursday of each month
10 am in the Parish Hall
Followed by lunch
There is no monthly Eucharist in July or August.
Fall Dates
Sep 10 ~ Oct 8 ~ Nov 12 ~ Dec 10
Looking to the Fall
Sunday, Sept 13 to Sunday, Oct 11
8am Spoken service
10am Sung service with choir and lots of learning and fun for the whole family.
The Season of Creation is an annual global ecumenical celebration observed from September 1 to October 4.
At All Saints’, we will mark this special season from September 13 to October 11.
The Season of Creation brings together more than 2.2 billion Christians around the world in a shared commitment to prayer, learning, and ecological action, encouraging us to care for and steward our common home.
During our observance, we will explore five creation-centred themes that invite us to deepen our faith and our responsibility for God's creation.
Sep 13
Feast of the Creator
Sep 20
Living Water
Sep 27
Communion Forest
Oct 4
Feast of St. Francis of Assisi
Oct 11
Harvest Thanksgiving
All Saints' Day ~ Sunday, Nov 1
Services are at 8 and 10am
All Saints' Day is a celebration of the great communion of saints—the faithful people of every age who have lived and witnessed to God's love. We give thanks for their example, rejoice in the hope of the resurrection, and are encouraged to follow Christ with faith and courage.
All Souls' Day ~ Monday, Nov 2
6pm light dinner ~ 7pm Service in church
On All Souls' Day, we remember with love those who have died and now rest in God's eternal care. We hold them in prayer, entrust them to God's mercy, and find comfort in the promise that nothing can separate us from the love of Christ. Join us for a light dinner, bring a photo of those you want to remember. To have your loved ones name read out loud as part of the service email Samantha.
Remembrance Sunday ~ Nov 8
On Remembrance Sunday, we honour those from this parish who gave their lives in the service of others and we remember all who have been affected by war and conflict. As we give thanks for their courage and selflessness, we pray for peace, justice, and reconciliation among all nations.
Together, these observances invite us to remember with gratitude, mourn with hope, and renew our commitment to live as people of peace, compassion, and resurrection hope.