Fall 2026
For most of us, autumn in Southern Ontario is a wild time: New routines begin, old rhythms are reestablished, life speeds up and things settle in. It’s good and a little overwhelming. Church offers us a moment of rest and reset among the hustle and bustle. Sunday worship is a time to be anchored, to find the still centre of things where we can more easily be found. A time to remember what matters and be attuned to God’s Spirit in community.
There are many ways to get involved this fall, from book clubs to service opportunities, but only one thing is necessary: Love the Lord your God with your heart, soul, mind and strength, and love your neighbour as yourself.
We want to help you live out that love and give you a place to practice it.
Welcome back Eucharist, it’s good to be together.
Note that this is an evolving page with information being updated and edited often.
Any other questions? Click here to email our Elders Team
There are so many ways to gather this fall. We hope you’ll prayerfully discern how you can participate. Sign up any Sunday or using the email link below.
Eucharist 101
An introduction to life as a part of our congregation.
Wednesday evenings hosted at the building.
September 23, 30, & October 7, 7-8:45pm
Living Rooms
Small groups sharing a meal and contemplative conversation.
Monthly meetings, hosted in a home.
To learn more, ask on a Sunday.
Hearts Exchanged
A learning group about Indigenous reconciliation.
Monthly meetings and homework.
Dates to be determined.
“That Hideous Strength” Book Club
A conversation about C.S. Lewis’ premonitory 1945 classic.
Hosted at the Clemen’s home.
To request information ask on a Sunday or email.
Same Page Sunday
Gathering the whole congregation for prayer and worship.
September 13, 10:30am
Find Your Place, Find Your People
Sharing our gifts, skills, and stories towards deeper participation.
Conversation with Pastors and Elders post-worship.
September 20, 27, or October 4, 12-1pm.
Morning Prayer
A simple, accessible, liturgical time of prayer (just plug and pray).
Eucharist Sanctuary, Wednesday mornings, 6:30-7am
Evening Compline
Chanting psalms and holding silence together (it’s powerful).
Eucharist Sanctuary, Wednesday evenings, 9-10pm
To RSVP for any gathering, or to ask further questions, click here to email one of our pastors.
Mid-Week Events:
Wednesdays
Morning Prayer
A simple liturgy, based off the book of Common Prayer, for those who would like to seek God early in the morning.
Wednesdays, 6:30-7am, every week
Eucharist Sanctuary, 130 Victoria Ave N
Compline Service
We gather in darkness to chant psalms and sit in silence. This service can be as anonymous as you want, though it’s a very accessible way to enter into chanting (you sort of learn as you go, but we use very simple tones)
Click here for an example of how this Psalter sounds when chanted (but our services are… darker).
Enter in stillness. Sit where you want. Pray as you’re able.
Wednesdays, 9-10pm, every week
Eucharist Sanctuary, 130 Victoria Ave N
Thursdays
Open Building
Every Thursday the Eucharist sanctuary will be open for hanging out, co-working, book reading, and coffee sharing. Bring whatever you’re working on and whoever you want to hang out with.
Open Building, Thursdays 10-4pm
Eucharist Sanctuary, 130 Victoria Ave N
Community Calendar
(Note that all these dates are on our community Google calendar - click here or scroll below to see it/add it to your calendar)
Connect on Facebook
If you consider Eucharist your church home, we invite you to join our Congregational Facebook group, where people share prayer requests, news from the city, and all sorts of other goodness. We recommend intentionally checking it every few days. Don’t rely on notifications as they are pretty inconsistent.
Give Online
We are so grateful for those who are a part of our church and give faithfully to God’s work among us.
Click this link to learn more about giving, why it matters, and how to give online during this time.
Click here to watch a video about giving during this season of self-isolation.
More About Eucharist
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