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A video from Pastor Rick. What you will see and hear are some of the essential parts of our liturgy that would have been in our worship service this morning.
Ash Wednesday – The Beginning of Lent
Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent. On Ash Wednesday, many Christians will receive an ashen cross on their forehead.
Visit by Bishop Michael Pryse of the Eastern Synod
On Tuesday, January 28, 2020, Bishop Michael Pryse of the Eastern Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada visited our Ministry Area.
The Holy Spirit
In Baptism, Christians receive the gift of the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit remains with us our entire life.
The Eastern Synod Mission supported with more than $325,000 in 2018
In 2018 the Eastern Synod Mission Committee provided more than $325,000 to 39 congregations and Ministry Areas in support of various issues.
Together in Mission
Part of your offerings goes to Global Mission, Compassionate Justice, Ecumenical and Inter-faith ministry and the CLAY youth gathering.
Canadian Lutheran World Relief Gifts
Are you looking for that special Christmas gift for someone special in your life?The annual Canadian Lutheran World Relief Gifts from the Heart catalogue and order forms has arrived. Catalogue is available at the church and is also available online at...
We Remember
Memory Book to remember the one hundred and six members who have passed from this life since our church was formed.
Food drive
For many years Grace Lutheran has conducted food drives for Kerr Street Ministries, usually around Thanksgiving.
Socks and underwear
Safetynet Children and Youth Charities was founded in Oakville by Bill Shields in 2007. Grace became involved during our Reformation Challenge in 2017.
Congregational Study and Reflection
Led by Pastor Rick on Wednesday evenings from 6:30 pm a discussion group has been meeting to talk over issues arising out of two publications by Kelly Fryer with titles Reclaiming the “L” Word, and Reclaiming the “C” Word.
Witnessing to each other by being present
We witness to each other by attending worship and other events at Grace. We are saying “You are not alone” when we attend.
Support for older members
Some of Grace’s members are becoming older and we have begun thinking about what we should do to support those who have supported Grace for so many years.
Discovering what is happening in Oakville
Your President attended several meetings at Town Hall to learn about plans for the hospital lands development and the growth area that is being planned around the Oakville Go station.
Advertising to the community in Oakville and Milton
Grace is the only Lutheran church in Oakville and Milton, and it is important for Grace to appear in places where other churches appear.