On any given Sunday in the year, you can make a donation for fresh flowers in memory or thanksgiving of someone or something. The flowers will be used to decorate the chancel, and the loved one or the milestone occasion will be named in the prayers of the people and printed in the bulletin on the chosen Sunday.

If you would like more information or would like to schedule a flower donation, please call or email Elizabeth S. at (905) 668-6625 or liz@nullsensicle.com

You can also make a memorial or thanksgiving  donation in lieu of flowers on any occasion and designate the funds for an ongoing ministry or fund (e.g., accessibility fund, children’s ministry, Christmas hampers fund, pastoral care ministry, etc.). Such gifts from the heart will also be recognized in the prayers of the people and the service bulletin.

Please contact Sharon by email (office@nullallsaintswhitby.org) no later than the Wednesday before the Sunday you wish any dedication to appear. In your message, please indicate the amount of your donation, your envelope number (if applicable), the name of the loved one being memorialized, and the name(s) of those making the donation.

The calendars ($7.00 each) are in baskets with signs and available at both entrances to the church and from the church office.  In the basket with the calendars are preprinted envelopes, please place the $7.00 in the envelope and place in the collection plate or in the mailbox outside the Admin Office Door.

Preview the calendar images here (Webmaster’s note: it’s gorgeous!)

HAS YOUR CONTACT INFORMATION CHANGED? 

We are in the process of updating our  Parish List and we realize that over the past couple of years many people have moved house, given up their land line or changed their email address, and the contact information we have for you may not be up to date.  Having the correct phone numbers and addresses for our parishioners is always important but is especially necessary for our Joyful Giving Campaign. So please contact the office (office@nullallsaintswhitby.org/ 905-668-5101 ex. 23) if any of your information has changed so our list is accurate.  Thank you. 

You can also submit contact information via All Saints Contact Information form.

The Gospel stories may skip over much of the time between his birth and adult life, but even Jesus was a teenager once. He knew what it was like to have outgrown childish things but not yet be fully grown. It’s a period where you need guidance and support to become who you’re truly meant to be. That’s what we try to provide in our Youth Group, which has been meeting on a monthly basis for about two years since it began on Zoom during the pandemic.

We spend a lot of our time talking, and eating, just like Jesus and his disciples did. We also deepen our faith by reading Gospels and bringing some of its themes to life through games and activities that get everyone moving. We aren’t afraid to act silly occasionally. We laugh — a lot.

And of course we pray, and try to remind our teens that even in a world when they might occasionally feel alone, God is there listening and working through them.

There are about a dozen of us and we’re always open to new members aged 12 or older, and we’re excited to continue integrating our teens with other ministries and the parish community as a whole. For more information, let the office know you’re interested in connecting with leader,  Shane or Blake. .