We’ll be on the lawn to Bless your fur family and stuffies! There will be live music, a bake sale and a rummage sale! The Larkman Room will have tables set up for you to browse for books, clothes and small household items.
All proceeds from sales support our Refugee Fund.
How does God feel about Queer People? We asked ministers from denominations all over Canada to find out. Here’s what they said: God loves Queer People.
The idea that all Canadian churches are hostile to the queer community is simply false, as these ministers and Moderators of the major denominations make clear.
Date: June 24, 2023
Time: 10 AM – 1PM
Location: 20 Glebe Road East
We’ll be on the lawn with games and activities: live music, a bake sale and a rummage sale! The Larkman Room will have tables set up for you to browse for books, clothes and small household items.
Welcome Summer! Glebe Road United will be open for regular Sunday Services at 11:15 AM online and in-person for the months of June and July. Services are paused for the month of August, and will resume September 10th.
Link for online service: on Zoom.
Moderator of the United Church of Canada Sunday, June 18, 2023 10:30 am – 11:05 pm Glebe Road United Church will be worshipping with North Toronto Cluster at Rosedale United with special guest preacher, Moderator Rev. Dr. Carmen Lansdowne. Eight United Church congregations in the North Toronto Cluster (NTC) will Read more…
There’s a great older lady at St. Bartholomew’s United, the congregation I’ve been serving in Brampton. Her name is Jan but I call her “Two Bits” and she calls me “Shave.” Some time ago I said something in a sermon that prompted her to share that, in times past, phrases like the one I’d used would be followed with “Shave and a haircut – two bits!” It was a popular tagline and I was familiar with it. Ever since, we’ve been “Two Bits” and “Shave” occasionally prefaced by the stamp of a foot and thrust of the arm.
Join us in person or on Zoom at 11:15 AM for service.
Join us in person or on Zoom at 11:15 AM for service.
By Cheryl Stenson My parents separated when I was five years old. It was a very acrimonious split. My mom and I went to live with my grandparents but my dad was allowed to take me out on Saturday afternoons. Not being as informed as we are today about healthy Read more…
Join us in person or on Zoom at 11:15 AM for our Earth Day Service