St. Cuthbert's Anglican Church
Called to Life - Compelled to Love
A Church for Everyone
St. Cuthbert's is a family-oriented place of worship and community hub that has been faithfully serving the Oakville area since 1960. All are welcome, regardless of race, gender, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, nationality, ethnicity, marital status, physical or mental ability, political stance or theological perspective. All services and gatherings are suspended and office closed until further notice.
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September 27, 2020 Worship Video
Our Virtual Family Fun Fair
has been postponed.
Watch for a new date in October.
We would like to acknowledge that for thousands of years this has been and still is the traditional territory of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nations, Anishinaabe Nation, Huron-Wendat and the Haudenosaunee Confederacy. St Cuthbert's sits on these lands and it is our collective responsibility to honour and respect those who have gone before us, those who are here, and those who have yet to come. We are grateful for the opportunity to be living, working, and serving on this land. We recognize that Oakville resides on the treaty lands and territory of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation, part of the Anishinaabe nation. Oakville is covered by two treaties – Treaty #14 The Head of the Lake Treaty of 1806 and Treaty #22 the 12 Mile Creek, 16 Mile Creek and the River Credit reserve treaty of 1820.
St. Cuthbert's continues to collect food and monetary donations for Oakville Food Banks. Donations of non-perishable food items can be dropped off in the bin outside our doors. Please help us help our neighbours.
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Prayer is an important part of our journey with God and as a faith community. Whatever you are experiencing in your life we want to be able to pray for you.
We would love for you to share your joy or concern with us. All prayer requests will be kept confidential unless you tell us that you want for a small team of people to pray as well.
If you would prefer that your request be anonymous simply do not fill out the name, email, or phone fields. Prayer Request
Diocese of Niagara Gets a New Look
The design process began back in January, as a way of visually signaling our collective work of renewal and the new direction for our diocese contemplated by our Mission Action Plan, and its guiding statement: Called to Life – Compelled to Love. When reflecting on our creative vision, the common colours of greens and blues, were decided upon in relation to our geography: the land, the sky and water, nature, Niagara Falls, rural and urban landscapes; all tying into our established diocesan colours. You will see many of the traditional, and recognizable Christian symbols within the new logo too, all of which speak to life and love. In the creative design process, mission, community, and inclusivity formed the foundation of the modernized visual. The cross, for instance, is unbounded and open.
The refresh represents a new and modern look, one which will help the wider world to identify our diocese and the vital ministry we undertake each day in our communities.
Sunday Morning Prayer Service
Bishop Susan will be leading a prayer service with short homily on the Diocese facebook page @niagaraanglican on Sunday morning at 10am.
Eryl Venner, Order of Niagara Recipient
Congratulations to Eryl Venner who was awarded the Order of Niagara by Bishop Susan Bell.
Eryl is one of those people that you meet in the church who always seems to be doing all that she can, every day, to extend the love and grace of Christ to every person that she encounters. Eryl brings joy to many, many people, and compassionate care is in her DNA. Eryl is involved in pretty much everything that happens at St Cuthbert’s, even though she can often be the quiet person in the background.
