Category Archives: progressive christian community
Worship With Us Online this Sunday
We will be live-streaming on facebook at 10:45am Sunday March 22
You don’t need a facebook account to watch – just follow the link below at 10:45am and join us!
https://www.facebook.com/holycrossnewmarket/
If you miss the livestream, we will upload worship to this site in the afternoon.
Social Distancing does not have to mean Spiritual Isolation. Join us as we seek connection with the ONE in whom we live and move and have our being.
Our theme will be: In Need of Prayer?
Pastor Dawn Hutchings, Marney Curran, Eric Schultz and Andrew Slonetsky will bring worship to your home. We will broadcast from the church sanctuary as we practice social distancing.
Download the order of service:
We are suspending all activities at the church building until further notice.
Social Distancing does NOT mean Social Isolating! Let’s continue to care for one another by staying in touch! Remember to be LOVE in the world!
Worship in the midst of a pandemic: Put on LOVE
We abandoned the regular lectionary our readings were Matthew 11:28-30; Colossians 3:12-17; and Mark 1:29-35 you can read them in our service bulletin, found here
View the Sermon only below
Worship with us at 10:45am on March 15
Currently there is NO evidence of community transmission in York Region. Our gatherings are small. So, our planned activities for tomorrow, Sunday March 15 will go ahead.
Adult Education Class will meet at 9:15am
Worship begins at 10:45am
We will observe our Updated Public Health Protocol. We recognize that some people are self-isolating and we commend you for caring for your neighbours.
The sermon video will be posted tomorrow afternoon and we are working on necessary copyright permissions to allow for live-streaming of the full service.
Social Distancing and the Woman with a Flow of Blood
International Women’s Day
Movie Matinee’s continue: March 17 & 31 at 2pm
Public Health Protocols @ Holy Cross
As anxiety about the COVID-19 virus increases, it is only natural for us to wonder what the implications for our community might be. While the risk here in York Region remains low, it is prudent for us to take some basic hygiene precautions to ensure that we are doing our best to limit the spread of the virus. At yesterday’s Council Meeting, a series of Public Health Protocols were authorized for use by our volunteers, members and visitors. You can read or download a copy here
It’s ALL About Eve! – Lenten series: The Women Who Walk with Jesus
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Ashes of Transformation – Ash Wednesday homily
More than just the Transfiguration of Jesus!