Welcome To Worship

Sunday morning worship is at 10:25 am where we seek to connect God’s ways with our lives through scripture, music and prayer, sometimes with presentations of video, drama, and liturgical dance.

Everyone is welcome at our church! Our building is wheelchair accessible, and children are welcome to stay with their families in the sanctuary, with activity bags available.

Your offering may be dropped off during office hours:   Tues 9-1  Thurs 9-12 and Friday 9-12

Morning Prayer:

Offering daily morning prayers of thanks is an incredible way to start each day. God, the giver of life, allows each of us to wake up to new excitements and beauties each day, so it’s important that we turn to Him and offer up our gratitude. A prayer of gratitude orients our hearts and our minds to focusing on maintaining a joyful spirit despite whatever we may encounter that day.

Thanking the Lord in the morning is also a method of keeping our perspective fixed on what truly matters. Gratitude is a powerful reminder of all we have — and of the eternal love God gives us. Here’s an example of a morning prayer to give thanks for a new day:

Dear Lord, thank you for allowing me to awake to yet another beautiful day. I am grateful for the beauty of the sun and Your other creations. Despite sometimes forgetting to proclaim my thanks, I am overjoyed by the wonders around me. Thank You for my life. In Jesus’ name I pray, Amen.

Mission Statement:

Open to God

Joyfully worshipping in diverse ways

Seeking and finding God in all of life

Celebrating many ways of experiencing God

Open to New Life

Exploring questions of faith and spirituality

Cultivating life-changing experiences

Making a difference in the world.

Open to You

Embracing individuality and inclusivity

Nurturing strong relationships

Welcoming everyone

Land Acknowledgment:

We are a Congregation of the United Church of Canada, located in the White Oaks neighbourhood of London, Ontario. We are in the Antler (or Thames) River watershed, and this territory has been occupied by Indigenous peoples for millenia. We settlers and newcomers live here under the covenants of the London township and Sombra treaties of 1796 and the Dish with One Spoon covenant Wampum. We acknowledge these lands and waters as the traditional territories of the Anishinaabeg, Haudenosaunee, Attawandoran and Lunaapeewak peoples of Turtle Island. We seek to live in right relationship with our neighbours: the Chippewas of the Thames First Nation, the Oneida Nation of the Thames and the Munsee Delaware Nations.

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