We are an affirming ministry of the United Church of Canada. We affirm that we are all God's beloved children, inclusive of age, ethnicity, gender identity, ability and sexual orientation. We all belong, and are all celebrated.
Looking at the beginning of the second pastoral letter to Timothy, we encounter a young person with plenty of family support for his faith life... and yet he seems to be drifting away. In Rev. Meyers' sermon this week, "This Is Us Doing Faith", we explore the intergenerational nature of church, and how the "Faith of our Mothers and Fathers" is changing in these days of spiritual pluralism.
This Sunday, October 2, we will be gathering in the front entry gardens for some tending of creation before church. The Garden Club of Toronto is returning with shrubs they have obtained through the City and will be helping us to learn how to plant and nurture these plants. A light breakfast and coffee will be provided. Hope you can join us from 9-10:30. We'll meet in the gardens at the front steps of the church.
Wild Church, our monthly nature-based service, takes place Sunday October 23 at 2pm at High Park.
We welcomed Dr. Jonathan Oldengarm to the Metropolitan family (and the organ console) on Sunday, September 25! You can read a letter from Jonathan to the Met community here.
Photo credit: Tam Lan Truong
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Come out to Sunday School each week at 10:30am! And keep an eye out for other youth programming, including Kids Bedtime Stories; and monthly Youth Group at Kingston Road United.
Met's Children's and Youth Ministries are led by Amy McClelland.
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