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Click here to watch this week’s worship. “We belong to each other”. [Romans 12: 5 Common English Bible] A couple of thousand years ago, Paul wrote these words to a community in Rome – a community he hoped to meet in person one day. In an interesting echo, I heard similar words this …
Your support will help Harrow United Church stay connected. For so many years, Harrow United Church has been a part of a vibrant community of individuals and families who are dedicated to sharing and caring. “It is great for my kids to see people serving their community and kind people caring about their neighbours.” Zach …
May this be our prayer:
Give to us laughter, O Source of our life.
We are weary; refresh us with your gift of laughter.
Disturb us, we pray, startle us, awaken us,
and grant to us new purpose and fresh hope.
We pray in the name of the one who brought your hope and your love into being,
in the name of Jesus Christ. Amen
“Jesus Christ, Light of the world, we sing your praise, and we revel in your love. Let your light shine among us.”
The theme for this week’s worship is All Saints. The link is: Happy Hallowe’en and Blessings on this All Saints weekend. “In a little while, the world will no longer see me … but you will see me …” According to the Gospel of John, these are among the words of Jesus to his friends …
Lead us from death to life,
from falsehood to truth,
Lead us from despair to hope,
from fear to trust.
Lead us from hate to love,
from war to peace,
Let peace fill our hearts, our lives, our universe.
This week’s scripture reading is a story about feeding a crowd and dealing with the leftovers: see John 6: 1-14
What difference does it make to say ‘thank you’?
Some messages from the Harrow United Church community about what they are thankful for: Elizabeth: 1. I am grateful for technology, the ability to be connected to family and friends through email, messenger, Skype and Zoom. Also so many options available for movies and music and historical documentaries. I’m not a television watcher so I …
In recognition of Worldwide Communion, I invite you to consider making a donation to an organization that is making a difference in many parts of the world. There are plenty to choose from, including The Mission and Service Fund of the United Church of Canada, The Canadian Food Grains Bank, Amnesty International, Black Lives Matter …