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  • All Saints’ Day – Wreath Making Workshop and Cemetery Decoration Day

    St John's Anglican Cemetery 150 Victoria Street East, Whitby, Ontario, Canada

    The Meaning of All Saints' Day This is a special occasion that honours the legacy of those who have passed. This day is dedicated to commemorating the lives of saints and all faithful departed. This day reinforces core Christian beliefs in eternal life and the ultimate hope of resurrection. By reflecting on the lives of saints and the faithful departed, Christians are reminded of the eternal destiny that awaits them in the presence of God. This hope inspires not only personal piety but also a communal aspiration toward holiness and virtue. Celebrating All Saints' Day encourages believers to live more devotedly, fostering a deeper connection with their faith and each other.  All Saints' Day serves as a powerful reminder of the rich heritage of the Church and the profound belief in an eternal celebration of life beyond death. Join us for a Creative Workshop As we celebrate this historic meaning of All Saints' Day, we invite you to partake in our all-natural wreath-making workshop. This event is not only an opportunity for creativity but also a chance to connect with others in a warm and friendly environment. Together, we will craft beautiful, natural wreaths to decorate the resting places of […]

  • Let There be Music – An Evening of Classic Music

    St John's Anglican Church 150 Victoria Street East, Whitby, Ontario, Canada

    Join us for an enchanting evening filled with classic melodies that resonate with the spirit of community.  Experience the talent of the dedicated faculty of The Whitby School of Music as they showcase their musical gifts, creating an atmosphere of joy and connection.
    Tickets: Adults $20 and  Children $10

  • Lenten Bible Study – Weekly on Fridays at 10:00 a.m.

    St John's Anglican Church 150 Victoria Street East, Whitby, Ontario, Canada

      Weekly Bible Study for Lent - Meets every Friday at 10:00 am in the Parish Fellowship Hall downstairs (entrance on the east side of the building). You are warmly invited to join us for a 5-week Lenten bible study. This year, our Lenten journey will be shaped by the voices and stories of people who stood near the events of Christ’s Passion and Resurrection—some faithful, some fearful, some flawed, all profoundly human. Each week, we will reflect on one character and consider what their experience might reveal about our own walk with Christ. Weekly Themes February 27 – Malchus - A servant caught in the chaos of Jesus’ arrest, whose encounter with Christ becomes unexpectedly healing. March 6 – Judas Iscariot - A disciple whose choices challenge us to wrestle with betrayal, regret, and the mystery of grace. March 13 – The Centurion - A Roman soldier whose moment of recognition at the cross still echoes through Christian confession. March 20 – Joseph of Arimathea - A quiet, courageous figure who steps forward when hope seems lost. March 27 – The Women & the Emmaus Road Travellers - Witnesses of Resurrection—those who ran to the tomb, those who walked […]