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This Week at St. Laurence
Wednesday Morning Gathering - 9:00From silence to laughter, scripture to table - wrestling with faith in good company. Join us midweek for Communion, scripture, and honest conversation. A safe space to share questions, explore diverse perspectives, and deepen fellowship. Start your day nourished in spirit and community.
Philip's ScheduleRev. Philip Cochrane will be at Sunday services on May 3, and then away at the Clergy Conference from May 4 to May 6. If an emergency arises during his absence, please contact Curt in the church office and he will connect you with the appropriate person. |
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Looking Ahead
Sacred WaysJoin us Friday, May 8th from 11 AM - 12 PM for our next session of Sacred Ways where we will explore a range of contemplative spiritual practices. Drop in for any session. Gathered Together: Card Making EventSaturday, May 9th 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM at the church. Come enjoy a relaxed morning creating 'Thank You' or 'Mother’s Day' cards. Coffee, tea, and light refreshments provided.
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St. Laurence Big Book Sale
Book and Plant Sale Come browse a great selection of books and stock up for your summer reading! We are also looking for gardeners who would like to contribute cuttings or small plants to sell alongside the books. If you are able to help out at the book sale or have plants to contribute, please let the office know. |
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Walking the Path to Reconciliation: Book StudyMonday, May 25, 2026 Now open for registration. Every Monday evening from 7:30 to 9 pm, May 25 to June 29. In person at Saint Laurence. We will be discussing ALLY IS A VERB A Guide to Reconciliation with Indigenous People by Rose LeMay. The book is available for purchase for $21 or can be borrowed for the duration of the book study. Payment via cash, e-transfer, cheque or credit card. It is also available from the library and local bookstores. Please contact Curt in the Church office to register. |
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New! Parish Profiles
Welcome to Parishioner Profiles Keep an eye out for an addition to our Members Portal. A profile and photo of a Saint Laurence parishioner will be posted every other week. These profiles are designed to help us get to know each other a little better and possibly stimulate some interesting conversations. Check out our first profile HERE (the usual password is required; contact the office if you don't have it). |
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Easter 2026 AppealSupporting the Diocese of Jerusalem through Alongside Hope This Easter, we are inviting the parish to support the Gaza and West Bank Emergency Appeal from Alongside Hope, one of our parish partners and the Anglican Church of Canada’s agency for relief and development. The appeal serves the Anglican Diocese of Jerusalem: our own sisters and brothers, living and ministering in the very lands where Jesus lived, died, and rose. As war engulfs the wider Middle East, Anglican hospitals there continue to heal. Anglican schools continue to teach. Anglican communities continue to hold the line for peace. Not because the violence has stopped, but because the resurrection says that life does not wait for permission. Please donate through St. Laurence so we can track our collective effort and share the difference we make together. For more information about the appeal and the work of the Anglican Diocese of Jerusalem. please speak with a member of the clergy or visit the parish office. |