Welcome to

St John's United Church

Join US in person 10:30 AM on Sundays!

A Warm Welcome

Welcome to St John’s – your journey begins here! We are followers of Jesus, growing in faith, reaching out in Love, with a heart for ever-growing our community.

Worship is available both in-person and via livestream over on our Facebook Page at 10:30 am each Sunday. We post the video of the service on our YouTube channel online afterwards.

Click below for links to join us in person, livestream or to catch the replay every Sunday at 10:30 am

Church office hours 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM Monday to Friday.

Parking

Getting Here

The Route 14/14A Lakeshore West bus runs regularly throughout the day and into the evening, with a stop conveniently located near the church in downtown Oakville.

We have a small parking lot at 262 Randall Street. There are also several municipal parking options throughout downtown Oakville. Please see the map above for nearby parking locations, or click the link below to view a live map of available parking spaces around the church.

Parking is free after 6:00 p.m. and all day on Sundays!

Click here for a live map with available parking spots. 

Our Mission

‘Connecting People and Faith’

“We are St. John’s United Church, A member of God’s loving family. We are called to be a caring people, Reaching out to each other, our neighbours, and all God’s people. We are committed to nurturing our Christian faith through worship, study, fellowship and service. We are striving to exemplify the life and the love of Jesus Christ.”

Meet St. John's Minister

Stephen’s journey into ministry is a testament to the unexpected paths life can take us on. Raised as the son of an Ordained Minister, he spent his youth firmly convinced that his life’s work would lie far from the pulpit.

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Our History

Click here for a video of our history here at St. John's United Church. 

For over 180 years, St. John’s has been reaching out to all of God’s people.

From the early days, this congregation has been committed to serving others. Warm clothes and care packages were sent to soldiers during both world wars.

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