In her annual Christmas message, The United Church of Canada Moderator, Rev. Kimberly Heath, reflects on the surprising origin of the word "Bedlam" and how its meaning connects the original Nativity scene to the confusion of our modern world.

Community Lunch will be closed on Christmas Day, Thursday, December 25. We’ll reopen on Thursday, January 1 (New Year’s Day) from 1:00–2:30 pm, offering lunch and Food Share. All are welcome.

The Great American Songbook Trio features three of the West Coast’s finest musicians coming together to celebrate the infinite possibilities of lyric, melody, and harmony found in the Great American Songbook.

A poignant poem for this season of waiting and wonder: “The Risk of Birth” reflects on love daring to be born even in times of conflict and uncertainty. Take a moment to read and reflect!

Join us for a special in-person Christmas Eve gathering designed with children in mind. In just 30 minutes, experience the sacred story of this holy night brought to life with a cast of characters and a few beloved Christmas songs. While there are no candles, this service offers a warm and welcoming space for all ages to come together.

Christmas Eve is a special time to give thanks, reflect, and take in the story of the birth of one who would bring unimaginable grace and love into the world. We share in Communion and end the service with a candle-lit singing of Silent Night.