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December 2019
Holy Eucharist (Said)
Quiet Reflection. A small community gathers in the space at the front of the church for this liturgy. Through word and prayer, bread and wine, it is a peaceful way to begin the day.
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Sung Eucharist
We gather in worship as we wait. We watch. We prepare. We pray. These are the days of Advent. During the 9.30 AM worship service, we hear scripture read and proclaimed, we sing Advent hymns and songs and we gather around the altar as bread is broken, wine poured - blessed and shared. We watch the light of the Advent wreath grow brighter each week as we await the one who is the Light of the world - Jesus. O Come,…
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Sung Eucharist
We gather in worship as we wait. We watch. We prepare. We pray. These are the days of Advent. During the 11.15 AM worship service, we gather in dimmed light as the Advent wreath is lit. With growing light, we head the Word proclaimed, we receive bread broken and wine poured, blessed and shared in the Eucharist. In our song and in our prayers, we prepare to welcome the one who is the Prince of Peace.
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Christmas in the City
Redeemer's first annual "Christmas in the City" to support The Common Table. This musical event features: Michael-Robert Broder, baritone; Jean Bubba, Toronto storyteller; Jill and Mike Daley, violin & acoustic guitar duo; Greg Godovitz, bassist & vocalist; Toby Hughes, alto saxophonist; The Redeemers vocal group; Will Reid, musician & conductor; Michelle Rumball, singer-songwriter; and Greg Wyard, singer-songwriter and bassist. Tickets can be purchased online, in person on Sundays, or in the office during the week.Please choose your level of support:…
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Blue Christmas Service
The Christmas season can be particularly difficult for those grieving a lost loved one, a broken relationship, an illness, or a career setback. The Blue Christmas Service offers a brief place of rest and respite, where people can reflect on their sadness or loss and offer these in prayer.
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A quiet weekday service in the middle of the day. We gather in the chancel to hear a short homily, to receive bread and wine blessed and shared, and to be sent back out into the world.
Find out more »Mid-Day Eucharist
A quiet weekday service in the middle of the day. We gather in the chancel to hear a short homily, to receive bread and wine blessed and shared, and to be sent back out into the world.
Find out more »Holy Eucharist (Said)
Quiet Reflection. A small community gathers in the space at the front of the church for this liturgy. Through word and prayer, bread and wine, it is a peaceful way to begin the day.
Find out more »Sung Eucharist
We gather in worship as we wait. We watch. We prepare. We pray. These are the days of Advent. During the 9.30 AM worship service, we hear scripture read and proclaimed, we sing Advent hymns and songs and we gather around the altar as bread is broken, wine poured - blessed and shared. We watch the light of the Advent wreath grow brighter each week as we await the one who is the Light of the world - Jesus. O Come,…
Find out more »Sung Eucharist
We gather in worship as we wait. We watch. We prepare. We pray. These are the days of Advent. During the 11.15 AM worship service, we gather in dimmed light as the Advent wreath is lit. With growing light, we head the Word proclaimed, we receive bread broken and wine poured, blessed and shared in the Eucharist. In our song and in our prayers, we prepare to welcome the one who is the Prince of Peace.
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O Antiphons Vespers
As we draw near to Christmas, in this Vespers service we are surrounded by the readings and music that open up for us the Great O Antiphons: O Wisdom, O Lord, O Root of Jesse, O Key of David, O Dayspring, O King of the Nations, O Emmanuel—God With Us.
Find out more »Mid-Day Eucharist
A quiet weekday service in the middle of the day. We gather in the chancel to hear a short homily, to receive bread and wine blessed and shared, and to be sent back out into the world.
Find out more »Mid-Day Eucharist
A quiet weekday service in the middle of the day. We gather in the chancel to hear a short homily, to receive bread and wine blessed and shared, and to be sent back out into the world.
Find out more »Holy Eucharist (Said)
Quiet Reflection. A small community gathers in the space at the front of the church for this liturgy. Through word and prayer, bread and wine, it is a peaceful way to begin the day.
Find out more »Sung Eucharist
We gather in worship as we wait. We watch. We prepare. We pray. These are the days of Advent. During the 9.30 AM worship service, we hear scripture read and proclaimed, we sing Advent hymns and songs and we gather around the altar as bread is broken, wine poured - blessed and shared. We watch the light of the Advent wreath grow brighter each week as we await the one who is the Light of the world - Jesus. O Come,…
Find out more »Sung Eucharist
We gather in worship as we wait. We watch. We prepare. We pray. These are the days of Advent. During the 11.15 AM worship service, we gather in dimmed light as the Advent wreath is lit. With growing light, we head the Word proclaimed, we receive bread broken and wine poured, blessed and shared in the Eucharist. In our song and in our prayers, we prepare to welcome the one who is the Prince of Peace.
Find out more »Mid-Day Eucharist
A quiet weekday service in the middle of the day. We gather in the chancel to hear a short homily, to receive bread and wine blessed and shared, and to be sent back out into the world.
Find out more »Holy Eucharist (Said)
Quiet Reflection. A small community gathers in the space at the front of the church for this liturgy. Through word and prayer, bread and wine, it is a peaceful way to begin the day.
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Contemplative Radical: The Legacy of Thomas Merton:
Amidst a monk’s life of silence and prayer, Thomas Merton (1915-1968) authored over fifty books. Deeply rooted in the contemplative tradition, he spoke prophetically on issues of war, race, and the economy. He was a chaplain to the peace movement of the 1960s. A pioneer of interfaith dialogue, he formed relationships with Buddhist, Hindu, Sufi , and Jewish mystics and theologians. His voice remains immediate and compelling today. His insistence that social action requires a grounding in contemplative vision makes…
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