East Oxford Anglican Churches will be presenting a Crafters Market/Christmas Bazaar on November 16 from 10am-2pm at St. Paul's Church Hall. There will also be a Tea Room. This is an excellent opportunity for crafters and artisans to showcase and sell their creative works to the community. Contact Patricia @ Phumphrey79@outlook.com to reserve your spot. $25/table.

$20 per person.
Drive thru only - Advance Tickets only.
Ticket contact ChristChurchOxfordCentre@outlook.com OR Text or leave a message at 519-537-1202.

Join us as we celebrate all God’s animals! Bring your pet to be blessed ~ all kinds are welcome! If you have photographs of your pet you would like included in the Powerpoint presentation, please send to Geoff by October 1st. Email: ginnes@xplornet.ca.

Join us for a Fall Bible Study. All are welcome!

‘Wooley Christian Sunday’ with Beth Wild.

Pop in with your mending needs and our volunteers will help you learn to make these repairs yourself.

Autumn Harvest Tea – all are invited!

Join us for our Harvest Home Service! All are welcome.
Light lunch will be served after the service.

Seasonal Celtic Service ‘Mabon’ (Fall equinox, harvest celebration)
Holy Eucharist if minister is available.
Congregation Meeting following the service.

“Sharing our bounty Sunday” ~ Hot Lunch Sunday: Pot Luck

Everyone please bring some fresh produce to be donated to the Salvation Army Foodbank on this Sunday.

St. Paul's will be having free "make your own sundaes" in the church hall every Wednesday beginning on July 3 from 6:30-7:30 pm.

All are welcome.

St. Paul's will be having free "make your own sundaes" in the church hall every Wednesday beginning on July 3 from 6:30-7:30 pm.

All are welcome.

St. Paul's will be having free "make your own sundaes" in the church hall every Wednesday beginning on July 3 from 6:30-7:30 pm.

All are welcome.

St. Paul's will be having free "make your own sundaes" in the church hall every Wednesday beginning on July 3 from 6:30-7:30 pm.

All are welcome.

St. Paul's will be having free "make your own sundaes" in the church hall every Wednesday beginning on July 3 from 6:30-7:30 pm.

All are welcome.

Mark you calendars for an upcoming Repair Café!

This Repair Café will be a monthly event starting on March 23rd, from 10am-noon, at St. John's Anglican Church in Eastwood.

Volunteers will be ready to help you with your simple sewing needs, including:

- buttons
- patching and mending
- hemming

This is a first come first served basis.
*if you're looking to help volunteer and help others learn, pop in and get more information.

Starting this September, St. John's in Eastwood will be hosting a Book Club (Anglican based studies). All are welcome to participate.

The first book up for study and review is named "Why Gather?", written by The Reverend Canon Martha Tatarnic - of whom is an Anglican minister at St. George's (church) in St. Catherines, Ontario. She isn't only a minister and author, but also a speaker and helps many parishes develop various programs that connect the "everyday" personal experience to the Christian personal experience.

You can learn more about The Reverend Canon Tatarnic here:

https://marthatatarnic.ca/

Be sure to find your reading glasses and favourite bookmark, St. John's is looking forward to meeting you at the Book Club!

To purchase your copy of "Why Gather?":

Church Publishing

https://www.churchpublishing.org/whygather

or via Amazon.

Starting this September, St. John's in Eastwood will be hosting a Book Club (Anglican based studies). All are welcome to participate.

The first book up for study and review is named "Why Gather?", written by The Reverend Canon Martha Tatarnic - of whom is an Anglican minister at St. George's (church) in St. Catherines, Ontario. She isn't only a minister and author, but also a speaker and helps many parishes develop various programs that connect the "everyday" personal experience to the Christian personal experience.

You can learn more about The Reverend Canon Tatarnic here:

https://marthatatarnic.ca/

Be sure to find your reading glasses and favourite bookmark, St. John's is looking forward to meeting you at the Book Club!

To purchase your copy of "Why Gather?":

Church Publishing

https://www.churchpublishing.org/whygather

or via Amazon.

CHRIST CHURCH (ANGLICAN) – OXFORD CENTRE

HAM & SCALLOP POTATO SUPPER will also include a vegetable, coleslaw, baked beans, dessert.

DRIVE THRU PICK-UP ONLY - Please come from the East on Old Stage Road
ADVANCE TICKETS ONLY (PRE-PAY ONLY) COST $20.00/person (cash, cheque, e-transfer)

TICKET CONTACT
Email: ChristChurchOxfordCentre@outlook.com
Text or Leave a message at 519-537-1202

TICKET PICK UP DAY SUNDAY OCTOBER 22nd FROM 11:00 A.M. – 12 NOON.

Starting this September, St. John's in Eastwood will be hosting a Book Club (Anglican based studies). All are welcome to participate.

The first book up for study and review is named "Why Gather?", written by The Reverend Canon Martha Tatarnic - of whom is an Anglican minister at St. George's (church) in St. Catherines, Ontario. She isn't only a minister and author, but also a speaker and helps many parishes develop various programs that connect the "everyday" personal experience to the Christian personal experience.

You can learn more about The Reverend Canon Tatarnic here:

https://marthatatarnic.ca/

Be sure to find your reading glasses and favourite bookmark, St. John's is looking forward to meeting you at the Book Club!

To purchase your copy of "Why Gather?":

Church Publishing

https://www.churchpublishing.org/whygather

or via Amazon.

Starting this September, St. John's in Eastwood will be hosting a Book Club (Anglican based studies). All are welcome to participate.

The first book up for study and review is named "Why Gather?", written by The Reverend Canon Martha Tatarnic - of whom is an Anglican minister at St. George's (church) in St. Catherines, Ontario. She isn't only a minister and author, but also a speaker and helps many parishes develop various programs that connect the "everyday" personal experience to the Christian personal experience.

You can learn more about The Reverend Canon Tatarnic here:

https://marthatatarnic.ca/

Be sure to find your reading glasses and favourite bookmark, St. John's is looking forward to meeting you at the Book Club!

To purchase your copy of "Why Gather?":

Church Publishing

https://www.churchpublishing.org/whygather

or via Amazon.

Spend this Wednesday evening with St. John's (Eastwood) as we get together for an Eventide Service, beginning at 6:30 pm.

Please note that this type of service is only once a month; the third Wednesday of each month until the Autumn.

This is a beautiful alternative for those whom aren't able to attend a Sunday service or if you're not a "morning person". A very personal, reflective way to finish the day with.

Spend this Wednesday evening with St. John's (Eastwood) as we get together for an Eventide Service, beginning at 6:30 pm.

Please note that this type of service is only once a month; the third Wednesday of each month until the Autumn.

This is a beautiful alternative for those whom aren't able to attend a Sunday service or if you're not a "morning person". A very personal, reflective way to finish the day with.

Spend this Wednesday evening with St. John's (Eastwood) as we get together for an Eventide Service, beginning at 6:30 pm.

Please note that this type of service is only once a month; the third Wednesday of each month until the Autumn.

This is a beautiful alternative for those whom aren't able to attend a Sunday service or if you're not a "morning person". A very personal, reflective way to finish the day with.

 Come join us for a Decoration Day service with Rev. Rob and Bishop Todd.

 Come join us for a Decoration Day service with Rev. Rob and Bishop Todd.

Spend this Wednesday evening with St. John's (Eastwood) as we get together for an Eventide Service, beginning at 6:30 pm.

Please note that this type of service is only once a month; the third Wednesday of each month until the Autumn.

This is a beautiful alternative for those whom aren't able to attend a Sunday service or if you're not a "morning person". A very personal, reflective way to finish the day with.