by Karen Melville | Dec 4, 2025 | Advent, Peace, Wall Street United Church, Worship Service
A Shoot Shall Rise: Becoming People of PeaceA single green shoot rising out of an old stump — that’s the vision Isaiah begins with, and maybe it’s a vision that can guide us too. Because every Advent, and especially in this week of Peace, God invites us to notice the...
by Karen Melville | Nov 27, 2025 | Advent, International Day for Persons with Disabilities, Wall Street United Church, Worship Service
Where is hope?Where is Hope? As we prepare to light the first candle of Advent—the candle of Hope—this Sunday, we enter a season that begins not with answers, but with questions. The International Day of Persons with Disabilities is on December 3rd, and especially...
by Karen Melville | Nov 20, 2025 | Jesus Is Lord, Wall Street United Church, Worship Service
Reign Of Christ SundayJoin us this Sunday, November 23rd, at 10AM, with Rev. Catherine Oxenford-Grant, to celebrate Jesus’ kingship, which is not of this world but is spiritual and rooted in love and service. We mark the end of the church year and look to...
by Karen Melville | Nov 13, 2025 | God's Light Within Us, Wall Street United Church, Worship Service
Shine Your LightJoin us for worship this Sunday November 16th for worship, music and prayer and shine your light! The service will start at 10AM and our speaker is Lynda Blanchard, Licenced Lay Worship Leader. Live stream will start at 9.50AM and chat will be active...
by Karen Melville | Nov 7, 2025 | Remembrance Sunday, Wall Street United Church, Worship Service
We Remember....... This Sunday we pause to remember — not only those who served and sacrificed, but also the God who holds every life in love. In a world still longing for peace, we’ll honour memory, seek healing, and open our hearts to the life that never ends. ...
by Karen Melville | Oct 30, 2025 | Compassion, Justice & Inclusion, Wall Street United Church, Worship Service
Jesus came for the lost....As Christians, we can best continue the public ministry of Jesus by paying attention to those whom our civil society have “lost:” the marginalized, the racialized, and the stigmatized. These are the ones for whom Jesus wants us...
