2976 Charleston Sideroad, Caledon Village, ON L7K 0V8, CA
SUNDAY Worship Schedule
Service Time: 10am, followed by a social time with lemonade/coffee (and often some yummy baked treats)
We are sharing worship with Caledon East United Church. Details of summer services:
July – worship at Caledon East @ 10am
August – worship at Knox United Church @ 10am
What happens on Sunday?
Sunday Service
Territorial Land Acknowledgment:
Territorial Land Acknowledgment:
Join us in person or online over zoom each Sunday for worship beginning at 10am.
Our services last about an hour.
We being with music and opening words. We share in announcements and continue with prayers, hymns and scripture.
A minister offers a youth story time and later a reflection on the scripture reading and we share responding to th
Join us in person or online over zoom each Sunday for worship beginning at 10am.
Our services last about an hour.
We being with music and opening words. We share in announcements and continue with prayers, hymns and scripture.
A minister offers a youth story time and later a reflection on the scripture reading and we share responding to that by collecting an offering, as we are able and desire, to support the work of the church before sharing in a special musical piece presented by our choir. We then share in community prayers and a closing hymn and blessing.
Worship is followed by a time of fellowship and refreshments. We welcome everyone to worship. It does not matter where you are on your spiritual journey or if you have experience with church. We invite you to join us!
Territorial Land Acknowledgment:
Territorial Land Acknowledgment:
Territorial Land Acknowledgment:
Acknowledging the land means acknowledging all our relations. From the people to the creatures to the plants. We acknowledge that our organizing takes place on indigenous land. For thousands of years, First Nations people have walked on this land.
We are gathered on the traditional territory of the Haudenosaunee, Petun, Anishinabewaki an
Acknowledging the land means acknowledging all our relations. From the people to the creatures to the plants. We acknowledge that our organizing takes place on indigenous land. For thousands of years, First Nations people have walked on this land.
We are gathered on the traditional territory of the Haudenosaunee, Petun, Anishinabewaki and Huron-Wendat peoples. We acknowledge Treaty 19 and Williams Treaty. We are mindful of stewardship of this land through the ages. We are mindful of broken covenants and the need to make right with all our relations. May we live with respect on this land.
Children and Youth
Territorial Land Acknowledgment:
Children and Youth
During the school year Sunday we have a "Time for Youth" portion in service with our ministers. Then children 5-12 (appx) are invited to go with volunteer teachers to an activity room to participate in a lesson/group activity. Teachers are adult volunteers from the church community. Books, Colouring and Activity bags are also available in the pews for youth and teenagers.