Northlea United Church

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Northlea United Church Northlea UC is about many things - it is about people in community, working together in God’s world to make a difference - www.northleaunited.ca

At Northlea United Church you will meet children and seniors, parents and teens, young adults and grandparents, expressing their faith in various and wonderful ways. In 2015 the community re-articulated their purpose and developed a new Mission Statement to inspire our many gifts and passions and guide us in sharing them in life-giving ways. We encourage each other as we:
Love God – each of us will describe what this means in different ways because each of us has a unique relationship with the divine. As we hear each other reflect on what this means and how we live out this intention we are all enriched and inspired. The gospel of Jesus gives us profound insight and wisdom as we cultivate this precious and intimate relationship. Connect with others – we embrace the benefits of being together in community, caring for each other in times of difficulty and celebrating in the joys and blessings that our abundant life brings. We are committed to connecting in loving and respectful ways, opening ourselves to growing and learning how to be the face of Christ in a sometimes lonely and difficult world. Nurture the spirit – we nurture the spirit in all that we do, enabling each other to explore the depths of our hearts and to create experiences that are both fulfilling to us, and life giving to others. There are many ways to care for and nurture the human spirit and we are open to exploring these in new and traditional ways. Serve the world – we acknowledge the abundance that has been entrusted to us and seek ways to share our many gifts to empower and animate Christ’s mission for peace, justice and love in the world. Whether responding to a neighbor in need or welcoming refugees in search of safe haven, it is our hope and our longing to be a revelation of love and kindness in our community and beyond. Each aspect of our mission is integrated into the whole of our community life at Northlea. It is our hope that the realization of this mission will include you and your hopes and dreams. We welcome you be involved in whatever way is most meaningful to you and encourage you to share your vision and ideas. Let us know how we can connect with you, nurture your spirit and help you serve the world. We welcome you to come and share the journey!

HALLOWEEN, ALL SAINTS DAY, and ALL SOULS DAY: POTLUCK, CRAFTS, COMMUNION!It will be a busy and meaningful weekend rememb...
10/27/2026

HALLOWEEN, ALL SAINTS DAY, and ALL SOULS DAY: POTLUCK, CRAFTS, COMMUNION!

It will be a busy and meaningful weekend remembering and grieving and celebrating our departed ancestors and loved ones. At this time of year, many cultures across the Northern Hemisphere acknowledge that the veil is thin between us and the “great cloud of witnesses” who have come before (Hebrews 12:1-3). We hope you’ll join us on Thursday to make flowers and banners to decorate our altar and your own homes, as we prepare for this sacred season of remembrance. Crafts at 5:30 on Thurs. Oct. 29th, followed by a potluck dinner together.

If you have a loved one you would like remembered in our In Memoriam prayer on Sunday morning, please comment here, or email names and pictures to [email protected] and we will include them in our Sunday worship on Nov. 1st.

We are thankful for all we have and now there is an opportunity to give to others.
10/13/2026

We are thankful for all we have and now there is an opportunity to give to others.

10/01/2026

Join Rev. Amanda at 10 a.m. on Saturday Oct. 3rd for an all-ages Neighbourhood Story Time in the Healing Forest, featuring "The Gift of Mnoomin" by Anishinaabe author Brittany Luby!

Carrying the Memorial Cloth: An Orange Shirt Day Reflection by the Moderator of the United Church of Canada -
09/30/2026

Carrying the Memorial Cloth: An Orange Shirt Day Reflection by the Moderator of the United Church of Canada -

This week, as a nation and a congregation, we honour the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation, also known as Orange ...
09/30/2026

This week, as a nation and a congregation, we honour the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation, also known as Orange Shirt Day. On Sunday, we listened to stories through Scripture, lived experience, and song, and then took some time to reflect upon what actions of repentance and repair we are called to undertake in the next year.

We offered our pledges on the altar, and commemorated them with stones of remembrance, gathered from the shores of Lake Ontario (an ancient name derived from the Haudenosaunee word meaning "sparkling water").

As one way of educating ourselves and contributing to the ongoing work of building right relationships with the land and its Indigenous peoples, all ages are invited to the Healing Forest at 10 a.m. on Saturday, October 3rd, for reflections, snacks, and a story by an Indigenous author.

It's not too late! Sign up today! Come to Northlea United for a series of fun, no pressure evenings singing sing folk an...
09/30/2026

It's not too late! Sign up today! Come to Northlea United for a series of fun, no pressure evenings singing sing folk and show tunes just for the fun of it! Wednesdays for 9 more weeks. It's not too late to registration!

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125 Brentcliffe Road
Toronto, ON
M4G3Y7

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