Emmaus Anglican Church

We exist to worship the One, True and Living God revealed in Jesus Christ, and to proclaim and embody His great Good News. Ministries:

Nursery:
A nursery program is offered every Sunday for children aged 0-3. The nursery is run by trained volunteers, who seek to care for, love, and teach the youngest members of our Emmaus family. Sunday School:
A Sunday school program is offered every Sunday (except during family services) for children aged 4-11. Trained volunteers run the Sunday school program, where children have the opportunity to learn about God in a way that is age appropriate and relevant to them. Youth:
Emmaus runs a youth program for young people between the ages of 12-17. There is a Friday night youth group where students have the opportunity to fellowship, learn about God, and enjoy fun activities. There is also a youth Sunday school class 3 Sundays/month, and various retreats throughout the year. Small Groups:
Small groups are an important part of Emmaus. Small groups are meant to be a place in which we can grow in our knowledge and love of God, within the context of a close-knit community. Women’s Bible Study:
Meets Wednesday mornings at 10:15am for worship singing, Bible study, prayer and snack/fellowship time. All women are welcome. CARE Team:
The CARE Team seeks to serve those in need of a friendly visit, meal, driver for appointments, babysitter or something else that a parishioner is in need of. Prison Ministry:
A group of volunteers from Emmaus serve at Archambault prison once/month. We join in worshiping the risen Lord Jesus Christ with the men of Archambault, we fellowship together, and we pray for one another. Woman’s Breakfast:
The woman of Emmaus meet once per month for breakfast and fellowship. Men’s Pub Night:
The men of Emmaus meet once per month for a b**r and fellowship. Prayer Teams:
Experienced, trained prayer teams are available at the end of every service, as well as for extended times of prayer throughout the week. The prayer teams seek to walk alongside their brothers and sisters in bringing prayers and supplications before our loving God. The Open Door:
The Open Door drop-in center is a ministry of Emmaus that seeks to care for the physical and spiritual needs of Montreal’s indigent community. How to Get Involved?:

Emmaus believes that all people have been gifted by God our Saviour. Our desire is that all people use the gifts and talents that the Lord has bestowed upon them to build His Kingdom. If you would like more information regarding the ministries of Emmaus, or information regarding how to get involved, please contact us.