Tuesday nights at 7pm, join a weekly exploration of the faith, looking into some foundational questions, such as

• Who is Jesus, God, and the Holy Spirit?
• Why to pray?
• How to read the scriptures?

No experience necessary.

Evenings start at 7pm and include coffee, tea and a sweet treat.  Learn more and meet new friends while enjoying some great hospitality.  Interested or have questions? Please reach out to christianed@allsaintswhitby.org.

We are so pleased to be able to share an article by Louis Kyron, All Saints’ parishioner, treasurer, and Truth & Reconciliation committee member. The article is published the September issue of the Christian Courier, a Canadian monthly Christian newspaper, and it describes All Saints’ journey of learning about, and commitment to, the path of reconciliation.

Read the article here

All Saints is a growing, affirming, Christ-centred community in the heart of Whitby. Following the retirement of some beloved long-serving employees, we are looking to fill vacancies.

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COMING SOON: Church Admin 

All Saints will soon be seeking an efficient and welcoming person to work in the central office of the church. This is a permanent part-time position, beginning in January 2027.

If you are interested in providing front-desk service and secretarial support in a welcoming, affirming environment or know someone who might, watch this space and/or share your contact information with hrwarden@allsaintwhitby.org

UNDER CONSIDERATION: Custodial Role

All Saints’ Sexton has retired and leadership is exploring how to replace him and still ensure the high quality of care he has provided over the last three decades, in the areas of maintenance, cleaning and landscaping.

If you have a passion or background in custodial/janitorial services or know someone who does, watch this space for details and/or share your contact information with hrwarden@allsaintwhitby.org

A recent provincial policy change requires charitable organizations to pay for recycling collection services. This has negatively impacted foodbank operations, creating additional costs that reduce funds available for those we serve.

We invite parishioners to join a letter-writing campaign asking the local member of provincial parliament to support reversing this policy. A template letter is provided here to make participation easy. Print out the letter, add your signature and any post script you feel might be helpful. Mail it to the MPP’s office or send it by email to lorne.coeco@pc.ola.org (cc financewarden@allsaintswhitby.org so we know how the campaign is going). Your voice can help ensure that financial resources of the food bank are spent on the people who depend on it and not on waste pickup.

You can also modify the letter and send to the Mayor of Whitby or the federal Member of Parliament, asking them to help keep up pressure on behalf of All Saints’ Foodbank.