After the 10AM service, there will be a BBQ lunch with burgers, a bouncy castle for the kids, lawn games for all ages, and a great time of socialization. We’re serving pies for dessert!
Invite your family and friends. Hope to see you there!

After the 10AM service, there will be a BBQ lunch with burgers, a bouncy castle for the kids, lawn games for all ages, and a great time of socialization. We’re serving pies for dessert!
Invite your family and friends. Hope to see you there!
Learn more about the land we are located on. Meet in the Boardroom to watch together the presentation A Carrying Place: Oshawa’s Indigenous Story about the Wendat legacy in Durham. Then we’ll travel together to the Oshawa Museum, for a guided tour at 1pm of their immersive exhibit that connects past and current Indigenous presence in Durham. Admission to the museum is by donation ($5/person is suggested)

A welcoming event for new members and recent attendees. Evening includes a tour of the church building, information from a few ministry leaders, and a chance to meet other parishioners and enjoy some laughs along the way.
The evening starts in the upper church hall. Please access the building through the breezeway door and go up the stairs into the hall.
Please RSVP to communitywarden@allsaintswhitby.org by Friday June 5th.
8:00am
A quiet and contemplative
communion service
9:30am
A shorter, seeker-friendly communion service, with contemporary songs and liturgy (and Sunday School)
11:00am
A more traditional Anglican service, with biblical preaching, organ music, sung prayers, choral music, and Eucharist. Available live by Zoom.
We acknowledge that this church is built on the traditional lands of the Mississaugas of Scugog Island, Iroquoian-speaking Wendat, and 1923 Williams Treaties First Nations. We recognize the enduring presence of Indigenous peoples on this land.
Office Hours: Mon-Fri, 9:00am-2:00pm
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Tel: (905) 668-5101
office@allsaintswhitby.org
All Saints’ is a 2SLGBTQQIA+ affirming parish.
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