Join us at 10 am for our Baptism Sunday Service
with our Minister Rev. Jaylynn Byassee

Scriptures: I Corinthians 1: 10-18 & Mark 3: 13-34
Sermon: “Who are God’s People?

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Childcare for infants up to three year olds will be available in our newly appointed nursery.
Sunday School for JK to Grade 5 continues with Miss Victoria.

Following the service, for those attending in person,
join us in the Auditorium for Coffee & Conversation.

Join Fresh Start this Sunday with our Speaker Rev. Sam Needham

Gather on Zoom at 8:15 am and the service will start at 8:30 am.

Meeting ID: 891 3993 4036
Passcode: 238796

The Warmth Initiative is back to collect warm winter clothing to help the thousands of desperate folks in our city who are experiencing homelessness this cold winter.
The items needed for MEN & WOMEN are:
Coats ~  Hats ~ Mittens ~ Gloves
Boots ~Sweaters ~ Hoodies ~ Fleece
Pants ~ Jeans
Plus there is an urgent need for new warm socks
& new underwear (regular & long). 
Please clear out your closets, add socks/underwear
to your shopping lists and spread the word to your family & friends.
Donations accepted until Jan 26
Sorting & delivery will be on Jan 28 & 29

Donations can be dropped in the bins by the KLUC glass doors
Sunday: 8:30 am to Noon

After the Service, get a coffee (or tea) in the Auditorium and then join us in the Sanctuary for a Taizé Workshop.

Sooner or later everyone will likely be called upon to save a life!

Will you be ready?

Valerie Smith, a professional Life Saving Instructor will lead all attendees in the simply and very effective methods to save lives. The Men’s Group is providing this evening in the hope that all attendees will be equipped to save a life if and when common situations arise.

All KLUC men are invited to a light dinner at 6 pm. Men, please register your intention to attend the dinner by sending an email to the Church Office

Join us for KLUC’s 2025 Coldest Night of the Year (Day) Walk!

On Saturday, February 22nd, from 9:30 am to 11:00 am, we’re walking 2 km through our neighbourhood to support Etobicoke’s Haven on the Queensway, a local non-profit which provides food, clothing, and vital resources to those experiencing homelessness and food insecurity.

Last year for our inaugural walk we had 50 walkers. Please consider joining us this year and bringing a friend. Whether you’re a first-time walker or returning, your involvement will make a difference.

Please contact CNOY Walk Captains Jeff L., Haylee N, or Donna-Lee W. at Coffee Hour or at  outreach@kingswaylambton.ca. We hope to see you there!

You may be the Hope
someone finds today.