News & Events

Bowling at Bowlerama on Hwy 8 - Sunday, May 3rd, 12 noon
Come out to show us all how good you are at 5-pin bowling! And dazzle us all by wearing your favourite (tacky?) bowling shirt. The cost is $4/game/person + $1/person for shoe rental. We have 4 lanes reserved for family bowling (2 of them are bumper lanes). The snack bar will be open with lunch items available
Space is limited, so please contact Deborah Cook at 905-662-1870 to reserve your spot.

Saturday, May 23rd in the Auditorium - Join Jennifer DeGroot for another day of scrapbooking fun! Jennifer is an accomplished scrapbooker who loves to pass along her skills and enthusiasm to others. Her all-day and evening workshops are very popular and for good reason! She creates unique and attractive pages, then provides both materials and instructions so that you can make these pages yourself.

The cost of the entire day is $40 per person, and includes:
Supplies: Jennifer provides everything you’ll need for the day. Almost all scrapbooking supplies are included, from a huge selection of papers to stickers to gorgeous embellishments, such as ribbons, buttons, brads, eyelets, chalks and more.
Lunch: You won’t go hungry! There will be coffee, tea, cold drinks, hot and cold lunch selections, snacks and treats.
To register call Jennifer at (905) 662-7424. Payment is due on the day of the event.

Ever wanted to explore in more depth the messages in a particular sermon. The Brown Bag Forum is the place for you.
Rev. Bob will be holding Brown Bag Forums after selected services to reflect on the service and discuss any other issues that come up.
Bring your lunch and join us.
Any questions? Ask Rev. Bob.

Dance to music of a local dee-jay, mingle with your friends in a fun and safe atmosphere. Tickets $8 at the door. Pop, Chips and Candy available inside.

Adult Confirmation Class: do you want to learn more about the Bible, what the United Church believes, the history of the church, the nature of God, and to examine your place in God’s world?
Please see Rev. Bob for details.

A new venture for your spare time, are you interested? This involves saving the four litre milk bag (the large bag only that contains the 3 small clear milk bags). They will be cut in a special way, knotted to form a plastic rope, rolled into a ball then crocheted into a mat. The resulting mats will be sent to various countries that can use them for people to sleep on. They can just roll them up, tuck them under their arm and walk off. The mat size is 30in by 48in for children and 36in by 60in for adults. This requires a lot of bags. The bags must dry when saving them. Please bring scissors and if able to crochet, a # 7 Hook. This is open to anyone interested in the church or your neighbours. Questions may be directed to Ruth Tschanz (905)573–6036