Church of the Holy Trinity, Guildwood

06/22/2026

This Sunday we mark both Indigenous Sunday and Father’s Day.

On Father’s Day, we give thanks for the love, care, guidance, and sacrifice of our dads, grandfathers, father-figures, and all who have shown us fatherly love. Above all, we give thanks for Our Father in Heaven: the God who does not remain distant from us, but draws near in Jesus Christ, walks with us in the companionship of the Holy Spirit, and dwells within our hearts with sustaining and life-giving love.

On Indigenous Sunday, we give thanks for the gifts, wisdom, resilience, and spiritual witness of Indigenous peoples. We remember, too, the harm the Church has done, and we ask God to guide us in truth, healing, reconciliation, and right relationship. We open our hearts to learn more deeply from Indigenous wisdom about creation, community, humility, and our sacred responsibility to care for the earth.

Come celebrate with us as we give thanks and open our hearts to God’s love, healing, and blessing for our fathers, our families, Indigenous peoples, and all the peoples of the world.

Father’s Day and National indigenous Day of ...

06/15/2026

This Sunday, Jesus looks upon the crowds with compassion, seeing people who are “harassed and helpless, like sheep without a shepherd.” In a world where many of us carry hidden burdens, Christ still meets us with healing, hope, and love — and then sends us to share that love with our neighbours.

Third Sunday after Pentecost (P11A) – June 1...

06/07/2026

What journey are you facing today?
Reflecting on Abraham, the woman who reached out to touch Jesus’ cloak, and Jairus, we explored what it means to trust God and “journey on by stages”—one step at a time, one act of trust at a time. If you are carrying a burden, perhaps God’s invitation is not to see the whole map, but simply to take the next step.

Second Sunday after Pentecost (P10A) – June ...

05/31/2026

This Sunday, Trinity Sunday, we celebrate our 65th anniversary and give thanks for Holy Trinity, Guildwood: for all who have worshipped, served, prayed, hoped, laughed, wept, and loved in this community over the years.
On Trinity Sunday, we are drawn into the mystery of God as a dynamic circle of love: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, eternally giving and receiving, creating and renewing, inviting you, me, and all of us into the dance of God’s love
As a beautiful symbol of that dance, we are delighted that Abigail Eniola Omopariola will offer a beautiful interpretive dance to “Oceans (Spirit Lead Me).”
At the root of so much suffering in our world are broken relationships. The Trinity is one of our deepest Christian symbols of loving relationship: unity without uniformity, diversity without division, community held together in love. Diversity is not a problem to be solved, but a gift to be received. We are all God’s children. Black, white, brown; young and old; male and female; each one of us is made in God’s image, made in love, according to God’s likeness.
As we celebrate 65 years of ministry, may God bless us in our mission as we dream, pray, and work with Jesus for a loving, equitable, and peaceful world.

05/26/2026

This Sunday we celebrate the Feast of Pentecost and the coming of the Holy Spirit upon the disciples, ten days after Jesus’ Ascension.

If the Ascension left the disciples wondering — not for the first time — what was going to happen next, the extraordinary events of Pentecost left them in no doubt that Jesus’ promise was true: that he would always be with them.

Filled and empowered by the joy of the Spirit, they went out to share the Gospel of God’s love with the whole world. Because of this, Pentecost is often called the “Birthday of the Church.” You are invited to enter into the Spirit of the day by wearing something red.
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05/17/2026

This Sunday we celebrate both Ascension Sunday and Jerusalem and Holy Land Sunday.

We are fortunate to welcome our own Beth Raymer, who will speak with us from her extensive experience living, working, and ministering in the Holy Land. As we pray for peace in Jerusalem, Gaza, Israel, Palestine, and throughout the Holy Land, we are reminded that the Church is called to be the Body of Christ: the heart and hands of Christ in the world, instruments of God’s care, working for love, equity, justice, peace, hope, and comfort in these changing times.

This Sunday invites us to lift our eyes toward the ascended Christ, even as we open our hearts to a hurting world, trusting that God’s Spirit equips us to bear Christ’s love into every place of longing and need.

Ascension Sunday (A) – May 17 2026Please click on the link below or copy and paste it into your browser for the full order of service:h...

05/11/2026

Tables can be rented from the Church office, all tables will be outside, rain or shine.
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05/11/2026

On this Mother’s Day and Sixth Sunday of Easter, we give thanks for all who have mothered us into life, and we hear Jesus’ tender promise: “I am coming to you… you in me, and I in you.” In today’s service and sermon, "God Is at Home in You", we celebrate the Mothering Love of God that gives us life, holds us close, and calls us to become a home for others.

Easter 6A – May 10, 2026Please click on the link below or copy and paste it into your browser for the full order of service:https://tri...

05/09/2026

Come and join us for a night of fun, on Saturday May 23, at Holy Trinity's Country and Western Night!
Doors open at 6 pm, there will be line dancing - starting with a lesson from a line dancing instructor, comedy from our very own Leslie Hetherington, a silent auction including Leaf Tickets($400 value), $250 Gift voucher to Resorts Ontario, Choocolate Basket (worth over $100). We have pub food, snacks, a bar, 50: 50 raffle, door prizes. Don't forget to come dressed for the night - there will be a prize for the Best dressed cowboy/girl!
Tickets are available from the Parish office.
Bring your friends and family and join us for a great night of fun!

05/08/2026

On Sunday, May 10th, at the 10.30 am service, we will be celebrating "all mothers" and hope you will come out and celebrate the mothers in your life with us. A mother is someone who reflects God’s love through nurturing, guiding, protecting, encouraging, and walking alongside others with compassion and grace. Mothering is found not only in birth, but also in the countless ways people care for, support, teach, comfort, and help others flourish within families, friendships, churches, and communities. We honour all who offer this faithful and life-giving presence in the lives of others.