ENTER IN SILENCE

A small community,

 meeting weekly 

for a time of contemplation, 

meditation and prayer.

All are welcome.

Sundays 4pm.

Every Monday morning a small community comes together at All Saints.

At 8.30am we say Morning Prayer together; listening to words from our Psalms and a reading from the Bible.  All are welcome to join us in prayer.

After prayer some stay to bake cookies, cakes and other good things which are shared with our Church and those in need in our neighbourhood. 

To take part in the baking community please speak to Mike Deed or Peggy.

Join us on Saturday 13th September 2025 9.30am -12noon to clean up the streets in our neighbourhood!

Please email in advance to register you're coming so that we have sufficient bags, gloves and refreshments!

In August 2025 we managed to collect 58 backpacks as well as  many lunchboxes, water bottles, and other school supplies to support children in Hamilton as they prepare to return to school in September.

Thank you to everyone who gave so very generously.

A new weekly seniors event at All Saints Church, seeking to provide connection, community, and an easy place to be.

Tuesday mornings 10am-12noon

Social time, Games, Cards and more.

Coffee and Refreshments

From the 1st September to the 4th October each year we keep the Season of Creation where our prayers and thoughts turn more intently to care for God's world and action to make it happen.

In recent years we've supported Tree Canada as they seek to restore trees lost to wildfires across the country. We've also supported 'A Greener Future' in their mission of education and cleaning up around the Great Lakes.

In 2025 we'll be supporting local efforts to plant trees in Hamilton. The season of creation will be marked with special prayers, a collection to plant local trees, a Bible study for our seniors group and a special 'Way of Creation' liturgy on a Wednesday evening.

Join us to pray for God's beautiful and suffering world.

A special service on Wednesday 17th September at 7pm.

A time of reflection and prayer on the mystery of God's creation with images and song.

All are welcome.

  Saint Francis of Assisi was a man who lived and died in 13th century Italy. He is famous for his love for animals and God's creation and his service to those most in need. Each year we celebrate his life and the ways he taught us to follow Jesus.

Friday 3rd October 7pm: The Transitus 

A quiet, reflective service that marks the death of Saint Francis.

Saturday 4th October 

10.30am A special celebration of the Eucharist 

for the Feast of St. Francis 

Sunday 5th October

10.30am: Sermon, Following Christ with Saint Francis

4pm: Meditation with the words of Saint Francis

Everyone  is welcome at God's table!

There is a time of worship every Sunday at 10.30am always including some singing, readings from the Bible and a celebration of the Eucharist (Holy Communion).

Our services are held at 301 King Street West and all are welcome to join us. Our Service is followed by refreshments and a time to hang out with each other.

We are always trying to support our neighbours and care for those in need.

Currently we are collecting the following items:

Toothpaste, toothbrushes, dental floss, shampoo, body wash, bars of soap, deodorant,  new hairbrushes or combs, feminine hygiene products, new socks, new face cloths, new sweatpants, new bath-sized towels.

Also: Sealed packets of candy, snacks, protein bars.

We also collect donations of non-perishable food items.

These are distributed through our community partners including: The Indigenous Drop in Centre, the Cathedral Cafe, and Crossfire Food Pantry.

(Please do not bring any second hand fabrics to the church) 

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT

Most Sundays 12noon-1pm 

a small group meets to study the Bible together and to learn about ways of deepening our spiritual life.

We have just finished a study of the Gospel of Saint Mark and spent a number of weeks looking at the Psalms.

Occasionally we learn new songs for worship. We've also taken a dive into prayer.

For more information speak with our priest, Mike.