Speaking Truth in Love - An event hosted by the Presbytery of Hamilton on human sexuality

The Presbytery of Hamilton is hosting a day long forum entitled"Speaking Truth in Love: A Forum on Human Sexuality" on January 30th., 2016.

The event will be held in Chedoke Presbyterian Church, 865 Mohawk Rd. W., Hamilton, from 8:30 am until 4:00 pm.

Registration is now full and closed, so attending the event will not be a possibility for most now. Nevertheless, the Presbytery of Hamilton will be broadcasting the event live on the internet and you can watch the entire thing by clicking on the link below.

Note that the event will only be streamed live so the link you will find below will only work during the event. Here is a full schedule of the meeting:

Click here to open a live video of the events

The Presbytery of Hamilton will also provide a video that will be posted afterwards. We will also share that link in the future, but it may take several days to a week.

Annual Pancake Supper

Please join our Youth Group, Soulidified, for our

Annual Pancake Supper

Tuesday, February 9th

5:15 pm - 6:45 pm

Tickets are $4.00 per person.

All proceeds will be directed to Hope Clothing.

Pancakes at Applebee's Anyone?

The Athalie Read Group invites you to an Applebee's Flapjack breakfast

on February 27th, 8:00 am - 10:00 am.

Body, Mind and Soul – Study Guide on Human Sexuality

On Wednesday, January 13 at 7:30 pm, we will begin our study of Body, Mind and Soul - A Study Guide on Human Sexuality. This study has been published by the Life and Mission Agency (specifically Justice Ministries) and by the Church Doctrine Committee and is designed to help congregations to enter into a respectful and thoughtful conversation about what can be controversial and divisive issues in the church.

It is our hope that, as a result of this study, we may be able to respond back to the national church as they seek to find the best ways to relate to various groups in our society who may have diverse views on sexuality and sexual morality.

It is understood, going into this discussion, that we will likely not all agree about what the positions of the church ought to be in all such matters. This is okay and may even be a good thing. Diversity of opinion is an indication, after all, that people feel passionately about things that are very important.

So everyone is certainly invited to attend and participate. Materials will be provided, but if you would like to prepare for the discussions ahead of time, I would like to suggest that you download the document (using the link above) and read it. To prepare for the first discussion, I would suggest you read pages 14-37. Some copies of these pages will be available at St. Andrew's on this coming Sunday morning.

Hope we can see you there.