To access the livestream of this week’s service, please go to Worship – Sunday April 4, 2021 and click on the service. This Sunday is Easter Sunday, the day when we celebrate the Resurrection of Jesus. The sermon title is … Continue reading →
Please join us on Friday, April 2, for our Good Friday Service (online). Good Friday is a time for reflecting on the events that happened to Jesus at the cross. Rather than try to make sense of the events, we … Continue reading →
To access the livestream of this week’s service, please go to Worship – Sunday March 7, 2021 and click on the service. This Sunday is the Third Sunday of Lent. This year, our theme for Lent is “Holy Vessels” and … Continue reading →
To access the livestream of this week’s service, please go to Worship – Sunday December 27, 2020 and click on the service. This Sunday we celebrate the The Sunday after Christmas. Diane Stuart, who is a lay preacher in the … Continue reading →
Join us for the KUC Christmas Eve service. The service has been prerecorded and will be available at this link on December 24 and anytime after: Christmas Eve Service. This service follows the traditional Lessons and Carols which originates from … Continue reading →
Folk of Note The choir folk have re-written some of their favourite carols. Silent Night Silent choir, holy choir Stuck at home, on the phone Round the table we all sit and eat Turkey, eggnog and pudding til we all … Continue reading →
To access the livestream of this week’s service, please go to Worship – Sunday December 20, 2020 and click on the service. This Sunday we celebrate the fourth Sunday of Advent. The theme for Advent this year is “I believe … Continue reading →
Join us this for the Blue Christmas Service, with candle lighting and music provided by Tomas Bijok and Rob Gretsinger. Click here for the YouTube link.
Continue reading →To access the livestream of this week’s service, please go to Worship – Sunday November 29, 2020 and click on the service. On Sunday, we began the four Sundays of Advent which have traditionally been seen as a time of … Continue reading →
