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St. Matthew's worship activities are hybrid.
You can attend in person or online.
We share worship and fellowship with
Bloor St. United Church.
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​​Upcoming Worship​​
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Sunday, June 15 @ 10.30 a.m
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Trinity Sunday worship service with Rev. Douglas DuCharme
at St. Matthew's United Church in person or on Zoomchurch.
You can also phone in to 647-374-4685 or 647-558-0588, enter
ID 361 611 8730, then press # #.​
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Saturday, June 21 @ 4.30 p.m
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Leaning to the Light Jazz Service in St. Matthew's parlour.
A cozy afternoon of music, poetry, and time for reflection.
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Sunday, June 22 @ 10.30 a.m
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​​​​​​​​​​​​​Sunday worship service with Rev. Douglas DuCharme
in person at St. Matthew's United Church
or on Zoomchurch followed by Summer Solstice ceremony.
You can also phone in to 647-374-4685 or 647-558-0588, enter
ID 361 611 8730, then press # #.​
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Solstice ceremony, June 22 @ 12.30 p.m.
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Indigenous ceremony with elder Catherine Brooks in the
Noojimo'iwewin Gitigaan garden at St. Matthew's United Church
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Pride Sunday, June 29 @ 10.30 a.m
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Pride Sunday worship service with Rev. Douglas DuCharme
at St. Matthew's United Church in person or on Zoomchurch.
You can also phone in to 647-374-4685 or 647-558-0588, enter
ID 361 611 8730, then press # #.​
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Sundays in July @ 10.30 a.m
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Worshipping with Trinity-St. Paul's or on TSP Zoom.
Address to come. Services at St. Matthew's resume
in August.
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Join us for:
Children's programs, seniors' social, Indigenous Solidarity Group, Family Fridays, Monday Bible study, Making a
Difference speakers, Congregational lunch
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St. Matthew's is much more than Sunday services. Join us to socialize,
learn, think about our city, play games and have fun. To stay up to date
on what's happening, subscribe to our newsletter at stmattsunited@gmail.com
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Parking at St. Matthew's
Our parking lot is small and most spots are reserved.
If you need parking to join us on Sundays, please find somewhere
on the side streets or look for the Green P lot just west of the church.
Enjoy our 100th Anniversary Organ Recital with Dr. Paul Jessen


Give to St. Matthew's at the Donate button or by etransfer at marcelle.stmattsunited@gmail.com
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Right Relations
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As a Church repenting of its role in colonization and the residential school system, St. Matt’s joins the United Church of Canada in inviting settlers to open their hearts to Indigenous spirituality, culture, and knowledge. We reject the doctrine of discovery and the Genesis narrative understood as that of humankind’s separation from and “dominion” over nature. As we gather in community on the traditional territories of the Wendat and Petun First Nations, the Seneca, and the Mississaugas of the Credit, we are mindful of broken covenants and the need to strive to make right with All Our Relations.
For more on the United Church of Canada’s commitments to Right Relations, see https://united-church.ca/social-action/justice-initiatives/reconciliation-and-indigenous-justice
Photo by Olivia Dziwak.

United Church response to Truth
and Reconciliation Commission
The United Church of Canada's reconciliation process is ongoing. Here are some calls to action, to churches, congregations and government. The United Church is working with Indigenous communities to mark and commemorate graves at four of the residential schools for which it takes responsibility: Red Deer, File Hills, Regina, and Brandon, as well as burials of patients from the Charles Camsell Hospital at a cemetery on the property of the Edmonton IRS. See details at this link.
https://united-church.ca/sites/default/files/ucc-response-trc-calls.pdf