Rev. Laura is excited to lead confirmation classes during the season of Lent! Confirmands will be confirmed on Easter Sunday, April 20th. Reach out to Laura to register.

This season of Lent, we will have a study using the United Church’s resource, “Something Sacred.” It is a daily study guide with a weekly gathering for conversation and reflection. Rev. Ted will host the study on Thursday afternoons at 2pm in the Kingsbury Room and online.

This Lent, Laura will lead simple contemplative prayer gatherings on Zoom. Come to this quiet space of devotion for a moment of rest and centering in your day. All are welcome.

https://zoom.us/j/97215877438

This Lent, Laura will lead simple contemplative prayer gatherings on Zoom. Come to this quiet space of devotion for a moment of rest and centering in your day. All are welcome.

https://zoom.us/j/97215877438

We are blessed by new faces in our community! On Easter Sunday, we will welcome new official members into our congregation.

On Friday, March 21st, we will have dinner with this group to learn about Runnymede together and to build community. Whether you are joining as an official new member, or are simply new to the community and would like to meet others, you are welcome at this dinner!

Reach out to Laura to RSVP.

This season of Lent, we will have a study using the United Church’s resource, “Something Sacred.” It is a daily study guide with a weekly gathering for conversation and reflection. Rev. Ted will host the study on Thursday afternoons at 2pm in the Kingsbury Room and online.

This Lent, Laura will lead simple contemplative prayer gatherings on Zoom. Come to this quiet space of devotion for a moment of rest and centering in your day. All are welcome.

https://zoom.us/j/97215877438

This Lent, Laura will lead simple contemplative prayer gatherings on Zoom. Come to this quiet space of devotion for a moment of rest and centering in your day. All are welcome.

https://zoom.us/j/97215877438

Rev. Laura is excited to lead confirmation classes during the season of Lent! Confirmands will be confirmed on Easter Sunday, April 20th. Reach out to Laura to register.

We’re delighted to welcome Rev. Jennifer Henry as a guest preacher at Runnymede on March 16th! Ordained in 2023, Rev. Jennifer is the Executive Minister for Organizational Development and Strategy for The United Church of Canada. With nearly 30 years of experience as a passionate social justice advocate, including serving as Executive Director of KAIROS, Jennifer has worked tirelessly on behalf of Canadian churches. She holds multiple degrees, including a Master of Social Work and Theological Studies, and an Honorary Doctorate from Lutheran Theological Seminary. All are welcome to hear from a remarkable voice in our faith community online or in-person at our Runnymede Campus.

This season of Lent, we will have a study using the United Church’s resource, “Something Sacred.” It is a daily study guide with a weekly gathering for conversation and reflection. Rev. Ted will host the study on Thursday afternoons at 2pm in the Kingsbury Room and online.

This Lent, Laura will lead simple contemplative prayer gatherings on Zoom. Come to this quiet space of devotion for a moment of rest and centering in your day. All are welcome.

https://zoom.us/j/97215877438

This Lent, Laura will lead simple contemplative prayer gatherings on Zoom. Come to this quiet space of devotion for a moment of rest and centering in your day. All are welcome.

https://zoom.us/j/97215877438

This season of Lent, we will have a study using the United Church’s resource, “Something Sacred.” It is a daily study guide with a weekly gathering for conversation and reflection. Rev. Ted will host the study on Thursday afternoons at 2pm in the Kingsbury Room and online.

THE MYSTICS WOULD LIKE A WORD : SIX WOMEN WHO MET GOD AND FOUND A SPIRITUALITY FOR TODAY

By Shannon K. Evans

Join in a lively discussion about an array of modern topics (including patriarchy, social justice, mental illness, gender expression and ecology) covered in the writings by six forward-thinking mystics - Teresa of Ávila, Margery Kempe, Hildegard of Bingen, Julian of Norwich, Catherine of Siena and Thérèse of Lisieux – all women who ‘experienced a glimpse of the eternal and chose to pursue more’. Writing from 1000 to just over 100 years ago, what did these women experience that still resonates with spiritual seekers today …

When: 7pm Wednesdays, January 22nd to March 5th

Where: Kingsbury Room and online via Zoom

Facilitators: Brenda Lien (in person) & Karrie Phair (online)

Contact Brenda Lien to sign up.

All are welcome – bring a friend!

Join us for a delicious spread of pancakes, sausages, fruit, and treats! Individuals and families are welcome!

Pay cash or debit at the door. Adults: $8; Children 10 and under: $6; Family of 4: $25; Family of 5: $30

Enjoy a wonderful evening of song featuring Runnymede Chancel Choir and special musical guests such as Jennifer Taverner, Jaccee Dallyn and Brian Withnell, Sabrina Santelli-Perez, Janie Kim and Christopher Widner and more! Tickets are $25 and all proceeds support the music program at Runnymede. Get tickets here.

THE MYSTICS WOULD LIKE A WORD : SIX WOMEN WHO MET GOD AND FOUND A SPIRITUALITY FOR TODAY

By Shannon K. Evans

Join in a lively discussion about an array of modern topics (including patriarchy, social justice, mental illness, gender expression and ecology) covered in the writings by six forward-thinking mystics - Teresa of Ávila, Margery Kempe, Hildegard of Bingen, Julian of Norwich, Catherine of Siena and Thérèse of Lisieux – all women who ‘experienced a glimpse of the eternal and chose to pursue more’. Writing from 1000 to just over 100 years ago, what did these women experience that still resonates with spiritual seekers today …

When: 7pm Wednesdays, January 22nd to March 5th

Where: Kingsbury Room and online via Zoom

Facilitators: Brenda Lien (in person) & Karrie Phair (online)

Contact Brenda Lien to sign up.

All are welcome – bring a friend!

THE MYSTICS WOULD LIKE A WORD : SIX WOMEN WHO MET GOD AND FOUND A SPIRITUALITY FOR TODAY

By Shannon K. Evans

Join in a lively discussion about an array of modern topics (including patriarchy, social justice, mental illness, gender expression and ecology) covered in the writings by six forward-thinking mystics - Teresa of Ávila, Margery Kempe, Hildegard of Bingen, Julian of Norwich, Catherine of Siena and Thérèse of Lisieux – all women who ‘experienced a glimpse of the eternal and chose to pursue more’. Writing from 1000 to just over 100 years ago, what did these women experience that still resonates with spiritual seekers today …

When: 7pm Wednesdays, January 22nd to March 5th

Where: Kingsbury Room and online via Zoom

Facilitators: Brenda Lien (in person) & Karrie Phair (online)

Contact Brenda Lien to sign up.

All are welcome – bring a friend!

THE MYSTICS WOULD LIKE A WORD : SIX WOMEN WHO MET GOD AND FOUND A SPIRITUALITY FOR TODAY

By Shannon K. Evans

Join in a lively discussion about an array of modern topics (including patriarchy, social justice, mental illness, gender expression and ecology) covered in the writings by six forward-thinking mystics - Teresa of Ávila, Margery Kempe, Hildegard of Bingen, Julian of Norwich, Catherine of Siena and Thérèse of Lisieux – all women who ‘experienced a glimpse of the eternal and chose to pursue more’. Writing from 1000 to just over 100 years ago, what did these women experience that still resonates with spiritual seekers today …

When: 7pm Wednesdays, January 22nd to March 5th

Where: Kingsbury Room and online via Zoom

Facilitators: Brenda Lien (in person) & Karrie Phair (online)

Contact Brenda Lien to sign up.

All are welcome – bring a friend!

All are welcome to our Seeking the Spirit worship series coordinated by Rev. Laura. These services are a chance to worship in a different style than Sunday morning. Expect gatherings that are creative, intimate, and a little different every time!