Last updated on May 17th, 2024
Radio Devotion in German: May 19, 2024 (Pentecost) – Pastor Annika Klappert: “Getröstet und im Glauben gestärkt an Pfingsten (John 15, 26-27)”
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Our neighbours are increasingly in need. Please donate non-perishable food and hygiene items for our Community Food Pantry and Wesley Mimico United Church Food Bank. If you have the time to volunteer, please contact the office to sign up to bring food or serve food at Bowls and Blessings Outdoor Food Ministry TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS AT NOON.
For SUNDAYS can you help with coffee and cake/hospitality, fellowship after services? Use our Church Hospitality Calendar to sign up to bring food or serve food or contact the church office. We welcome dessert, fruit tray, cheese tray, and supplies (coffee, tea, milk, cream) and/or help with set up, serving and clean up.
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Stained-glass window booklet with sermon series – Published in November 2023
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