“This church acknowledges being on the traditional territories of …” At the opening of our Sunday worship on June 18,  Cecile Wagar, Senator of the Oshawa and Durham Region Metis Council, led the congregation in a ceremony to dedicate a stone and plaque that acknowledges the Mississaugas of Scugog Island, the Iroquoian-speaking Wendat, and the 1923 Williams Treaties First Nations as the traditional owners of the land on which the church now stands and has done for 151 years. The indigenous... Read more »

A glorious Trinity Sunday at All Saints’ with the Rev. Canon Anthony Jemmott celebrating with us on the anniversary of his ordination to the priesthood 42 years ago today. Congratulations Fr. Anthony and thank you for sharing this occasion with us. Read more »

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It’s a season of fresh starts and new life and beautiful sunlit mornings. Sundays at All Saints are glorious at this time of year as the sanctuary is filled with sunshine and our ministries are energized by the gospel message of God’s incredible love for humanity.  Lots is happening at the parish. This month we welcomed our new Assistant Curate, the Reverend Molly Finlay, to our ministry team! We are so excited to have her working with and among us... Read more »

On May 14, we welcome our new Assistant Curate, the Reverend Molly Finlay, to our ministry team! What’s a curate, you ask? And who exactly does she assist? Here’s what our resident “Notes & Queries’ correspondent, Bertie Weatherbottom, told us in the March issue of the parish newsletter: At our recent Vestry, our parish voted to take on a new member of the clergy—a curate. Those of us who are long of the Anglican tooth may be comfortable with the... Read more »