Our AV team needs more volunteers to ensure that we will be able to continue to offer live streaming to all our members who watch remotely at 11am. Training is provided.

Please reach out to Tim if you are available and interested: tim_ralph@hotmail.com

All Saints Whitby is partnering with Marilyn Campbell and Woah Dough for an ongoing fundraiser.

Marilyn Campbell is a parishioner at All Saints who has developed and patented her own Gluten Free flour. She has used Woah Dough Flour Blend in several of her favourite recipes and the results are fantastic. Finally, Gluten Free product that tastes great! Woah Dough is currently sold at Foodland Whitby and McMillan Orchards in Ajax. Of course, you don’t have to have Celiac to enjoy GF products.

All Saints, Whitby has an opportunity to purchase direct from Marilyn and a portion of the sale will come back to All Saints. We help Marilyn, support a new local business, and receive a portion of the sales back. It’s a WIN – WIN – WIN!

I can thoroughly recommend Marilyn’s goodies, some of which she very kindly brought to us when I was recovering from treatment recently. The products are gluten free, well cooked, and nicely presented. What’s more they are delicious – why don’t you try them and find out for yourself! Cheers, Geoff

All orders can be emailed to info@woahdough.ca, called or texted to 905-925-8223. Arrangements will be made for pick up at 200 Byron or home deliveries with a minimal $25.00 order in the Whitby region.

Please indicate when ordering it’s an All Saints order. Orders taken by Wednesday will be delivered on Friday.

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“This church acknowledges being on the traditional territories of the Mississaugas of Scugog Island, the Iroquoian-speaking Wendat, and the 1923 Williams Treaties First Nations.”

At the opening of our Sunday worship on June 18 2017,  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 more than 150 years. The Indigenous lands marker is a symbol of All Saints’ ongoing commitment to pursuing truth, justice, reconciliation and healing for the children of God.

The All Our Relations Metis Drum Circle provided drumming and spiritual music of First Nations and Metis heritage, and the congregation processed to the front lawn and formed a circle around the stone marker for a smudging and blessing ceremony. The smudging feather and bowl were returned to the chancel steps for the service, filling the sanctuary with the scent of cedar, sage and tobacco as the Incumbent at the time, the Rev. Canon Stephen Vail delivered a moving homily on the Gospel call to pursue justice and the wholeness of the human family, so that we all might live in right relationships with each other and with the Creator.

Creator God,

from you every family in heaven and earth takes its name.
You have rooted and grounded us
in your covenant love,
and empowered us by your Spirit
to speak the truth in love,
and to walk in your way towards justice and wholeness.
Mercifully grant that your people,
journeying together in partnership,
may be strengthened and guided
to help one another to grow into the full stature  of Christ,
who is our light and our life. Amen