TIME: 7PM LOCATION: 262 RANDALL ST. OAKVILLE (905) 845-0551 TEA, COFFEE (DECAF), DESSERTS 50/50 DRAW - 3 TICKETS FOR $10

Celebrating the Life and Poetry of Robert Burns. * Pipers * Dancers * Steak Pie * * Vegetarian Pie * Haggis * Cash Bar Available All are Welcome - event is rain or shine Reserve Online or office@stjohnsunited.ca

We warmly invite you to stay with us after Worship on February 4th to welcome Rev. Stephen Iverson on his very first day in our church community. Join us for a delightful soup luncheon, where we can gather to share stories, laughter, and enjoy delicious soup together! This is a wonderful opportunity to come together as […]

Join us for a cozy Family Day! Come in your pyjamas, bring a blanket, and enjoy crafts, a family-friendly movie, and a delicious lunch. A fun day for all ages, but remember, kids must be accompanied by an adult. 🎨🎬🍽️

Join us on March 15th for a special evening at our church community dinner, where doors open at 6pm and dinner is served at 6:30. For just $25, you'll enjoy a delicious meal featuring traditional corned beef, colcannon (a hearty mix of potatoes and cabbage), carrots, followed by cupcakes and ice cream for dessert. The […]

Lunch Generously Provided by: Delmanor

Women's Fellowship Group Presents: KAIROS' Women of Courage 1:00 pm on Wednesday, April 3rd, 2024 The presentation will include stories of women from Palestine, South Sudan, Columbia andthe Democratic Republic of the Congo. KAIROS is a Canadian Ecumenical Justice Initiative comprised of 10 Churches and religious organizations and is strongly supported by the United Church of Canada,working together in […]

In a afrernoonl of music and unity, the Oakville United Churches are honoured to present "Songs of Praise" a free will offering event dedicated to uplifting spirits and fostering community solidarity. This remarkable gathering is not just a celebration of faith and music but a powerful initiative to stand with survivors of sexual trafficking, offering […]

Join Oakville Choral and special guests, soprano Elizabeth Polese, pipigwan flute player Barbara Assiginaak, Brave and Noble Voices boys choir, and Toronto Mozart Players for the world premiere of David Bowser’s symphonic cantata The Eternal Earth.