Christ with his people

We think about time in a very interesting way; it begins at one particular point and ends somewhere but imagine it to be lined like a line or a thread. We describe our life using it by saying that there was a beginning and there will be an end—that is, right now we are on that linear progression somewhere. In this sense, when a person dies unexpectedly we say that her life was cut short in the same way we would talk about a thread being cut short.

Sunday Breakfast
Every Sunday at 8:30 am, we are serving breakfast. We invite everyone to come and share it. We also ask you to invite your neighbours to come and share breakfast with us. It is followed by early worship at 9:00 am. However, those who do not wish to stay for the service do are not required to stay for worship.

Monday Evening Study and Vesper Servicesis continuing on Monday evenings at 7:00 pm with the study. We will be resting on Monday, December 26th and Monday, January 2nd and resume on Jan. 8th with dinner at 5:30 pm.

This is a small hill. It is the one scarred by the last battle of the War of 1812. Both sides lost the most number of soldiers. The church stood through the battle as a witness of the carnage, witnessing the Gospel of Christ silently proclaiming peace on earth.