All Saints'

October 29, 2026 Thought & Prayer of the Day Fourth Fridays Online is All Saints’ rather cryptically named discussion group, meeting by Zoom on—you guessed it—the fourth Friday of each month. It’s part of our parish’s wonderful range of adult faith formation and fellowship groups. (We literally have a group for every day of the week! Explore them all at All Saints’ bible studies & small groups.) Less than a formal Bible study and more like coffee-shop theology, Fourth Fridays... Read more »

  Thursday In-Person with the Bible – Thursdays, 11AM- 12PM A mid-day Bible Study discussion group. Drop in to a meeting in the boardroom. Led by Deacon Joanne Word on Wednesday Gospel Study – Wednesdays, 7:30PM by Zoom The Wednesday group meets online at 7:30 PM via Zoom for prayer and an informal discussion on the gospel reading. To register or for more information, please contact Jacky Bramma. Men’s Bible Study Group – every other Tuesday, 7pm This group meets... Read more »

Save the Date: Saturday, November 21st. Join us for All Saints’ Annual Christmas Bazaar, a festive day of shopping and community fellowship.  This important fundraiser helps support our church ministries and programs, and we appreciate the many volunteers who make it possible. We are currently looking for donations. Please see our donation wish list below. We would ask that you kindly bring all items for donation during one of the following Drop-offs. This will allow our team to assist in... Read more »

The foodbank is open Tuesdays and Fridays, 10am-1pm Drop off food bank donations on Saturday, November 21, 1-3pm in the parking lot north of the church on Centre St. (Please note Centre Street is one-way southbound.) All Saints Foodbank is a permanently-operating source of food for members of the community.  It is our way of being church and showing the love of God to our neighbours so that everyone can have their daily bread and know of the provision of... Read more »

October 15, 2026 Thought and Prayer for the Day by Deacon Gary Gannon I trust that you and those close to you had a wonderful Thanksgiving long weekend. Did you know that when All Saints was still a fledgling congregation, the first Thanksgiving after Confederation was observed on April 5, 1872, as a civic rather than religious holiday, to celebrate the recovery from a serious illness of the then Prince of Wales (later King Edward VII)? Seven years later (1879),... Read more »