We welcome all to our service for the Second Sunday in Lent. Join us for our online broadcast on our homepage at stjohnsorangeville.ca either at the service time of 10 am or to access the recording afterward if you are unable to be with us in person.
These are weekly Tuesday morning lay-led said services from the Book of Common Prayer, held in our sanctuary throughout Lent at 10 am. Bring your BCP if you have one; there will be others available. Please note: there is no Eucharist in these services, and they are not broadcast.
We'd love to have you join us in person if possible--or online if not--for our service on this Third Sunday in Lent. All are welcome to the hall for refreshments and conversation following the service.
Our third said, lay-led Lenten Morning Prayer in our sanctuary at 10 am. Copies of the Book of Common Prayer (BCP) will be available if you don’t have your own. Thanks to Audi for leading this service.
Join us in person if possible--or online if not--for our Choral Eucharist service on this Fourth Sunday in Lent, March 15 at 10 am. We'd love to see you, and have you stay for conversation and refreshments following Zach's Postlude. Our choir continues to practice following Sunday refreshments on four anthems we are preparing for […]
This continues our Lenten series of Lay-led, said services of Morning Prayer from the Book of Common Prayer in our sanctuary at 10 am on Tuesday mornings. Copies of the BCP are available if you do not have your own.
Join us on this Fifth Sunday in Lent, March 22, at 10 am, either in person if possible, or online. We’d love to have you join us for our Choral Eucharist, and afterwards for refreshments and conversation.
Our traditional Palm Sunday service including the 10-reader Passion Sunday ‘Gospel of Our Lord Jesus Christ according to St. Matthew’ (26:14-27:66).
In addition to our traditional Holy Week services for Palm Sunday, Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, and Easter Sunday, we invite you to join us for this first in our returning Spring series of Lay-led Taizé worship services, as we visit the fourteen Stations of the Cross with readings and music.
Our traditional Holy Thursday choral service with optional ritual foot-washing at 7 pm.
This service includes our traditional multi-reader Gospel from John (18 and 19: booklet).
We’d love to have you join us in person if possible—or online if not—for this Choral Eucharist highlight of our Christian Church Year. There will be a light lunch following Zach’s Postlude.
