by Karen Melville | Sep 19, 2025 | Faith In Action, God Loves All, Wall Street United Church, Worship Service
The Parable of LazarusJoin us this Sunday 21st September at 10AM, for the parable of Lazarus, and find out why you should let your light shine! We will also be welcoming Rev. Robin Wilke, who has recently joined our team of voluntary Associate Ministers. Live stream...
by Karen Melville | Sep 11, 2025 | Faith Community, God Is Love, Wall Street United Church, Worship Service
God's Joy in the Lost & FoundEver lost your keys? Your wallet? Your way? Join us this Sunday, September 14th, at 10AM, with Dr. Catherine Cavanagh, as we explore the joy of being found — by a God who never gives up, never stops searching, and celebrates every single...
by Karen Melville | Sep 5, 2025 | Looking to the Future, Uncategorized, Wall Street United Church, Worship Service
Whirlwind CallingWhat are our hopes for the United Church of Canada for the next 100 years? Join us for morning worship on Sunday September 7th at 10am and our guest speaker, Rev. Allan Tysick from Vancouver Island. Rev. Tysick will also be talking about his book...
by Karen Melville | Aug 29, 2025 | Wall Street United Church, Worship Online, Worship Service
Whirlwind CallingLife can sweep us up in a whirlwind — full of surprise, loss, wonder, and call. Join us for Worship at 10AM this Sunday August 31st with Rev. Dr. Kimberly Heath, when we’ll reflect on Elijah, Elisha, and the mantle that still falls to us. Come and...
by Karen Melville | Aug 21, 2025 | Compassion & Justice, Faith Community, Worship Service
Standing Tall: Compassion & justice in christOn a hot Sabbath day, a woman bent over for eighteen years slips quietly into the synagogue. No one notices her — no one except Jesus. He stops mid-sermon, calls her forward, and restores not only her body but her place...
by Karen Melville | Aug 15, 2025 | Draw Near To God, Wall Street United Church, Worship Service
Nearer, My God, To TheeLike Abraham and Sarah, we are called to live a faith that moves us “nearer, my God, to Thee” with every step. Their journey was one of trust in God’s promises, radical hospitality to strangers, and courage in uncertainty. Faith like this is not...
