Upcoming Events
Seniors’ Afternoon Social
Enjoy a time of refreshment and some games and conversation weekly in the Family Room and Atrium. This is a warm and welcoming group so bring your own special energy […]
Community Market – Tuesday
Our Community Market provides fresh, frozen and nutritious dry goods with the additional support of hygiene and diapers. Please call the church office at 905.634.1809 to make an appointment for […]
Open Doors Community Dinner
Each Tuesday we offer a delicious community meal, featuring fresh ingredients from our garden and from our food partners. Everyone is welcome. No pre-registration is required. Hospitality hour: 5:00 – […]
Climate Justice Group
If you would like to join the conversation about how we, at St. Christopher's, can live out our baptismal promise to strive to safeguard the integrity of God's creation, and […]
Thursday Morning Bible Study
Join us on Thursday mornings for an informal Bible Study at 10:30 am. You are also welcome to join us for an in-person Eucharist service which follows at 11:30 am.
Open Doors Community Lunch
We offer an in-person lunch geared toward seniors at noon on Thursdays. This program is offered free of charge, though a pay-as-you-are-able donation is always appreciated. All are welcome!
Community Market – Thursday
Our Community Market provides fresh, frozen and nutritious dry goods with the additional support of hygiene and diapers. Please call the church office at 905.634.1809 to make an appointment for […]
Pondering the Imponderable
Explore big, challenging questions in a positive, open and informal Zoom conversation. We have been touching on current issues and reflecting on how we, as people of faith, react to […]
Robbie Burns Potluck & Open Mic
Bring your neighbours, friends and family. Bring a favourite family dish to share. Come and join us for an evening of fun. All are welcome!
Encountering the Bible
In this informal Bible Study, we share our thoughts and understanding of the readings for the upcoming Sunday, as well as talking about how the passages might touch upon our […]