Our service today highlights the spiritual practice of reading the Holy Scriptures aloud together.
Here is a great video from the Bible Project that explores this practice as well:

​And our Songs can be found here:

​Our Service of Morning Prayer, Bulletin, and Sermon can be found here:

​And our Songs can be found here:

Today we celebrate the Baptism of the Lord Jesus Christ.
Our Service of Morning Prayer, Bulletin, and Sermon can be found here:

​And our Songs can be found here:

Happy New Year, and Blessed Epiphany!
Today we celebrate the revelation of Jesus Christ as God's light to the nations and Saviour of the world.

Our Service of Morning Prayer, Bulletin, and Sermon can be found here:

​And our Songs for this week can be found here:

Merry Christmas! Today, the first Sunday of the Christmas season, we celebrate the Feast of the Holy Family: giving thanks for the shared life of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph, and that God has given us His Son so we might become His children.

It is a beautiful message of the Church that God has chosen to work through human families, as broken and messed up as they can be at times, to bring about His rescue mission for the entire world. 

Here is a surprisingly beautiful song based on the family tree of Jesus according to the Gospel of Matthew by the band Poor Bishop Hooper entitled Christ. 

​Our service of Morning Prayer, Bulletin, and Sermon can be found here:

And our Songs can be found here:

​Our service of Morning Prayer, Bulletin, and Sermon can be found here:

​Our Advent Hymn can be found here:

​And our other Songs can be found here:

​Our service of Morning Prayer, Bulletin, and Sermon can be found here:

​Our Advent Hymn can be found here:

​And our other Songs can be found here:

Today mark the start of a new year in the Christian calendar, and the beginning of Advent: a season of anticipation and preparation for the coming of Jesus Christ, both in His birth at Christmas, and in His future return to reign forever over a renewed creation.

Many artists and musicians have been inspired by this season, exploring its themes and message of Hope, Peace, Joy, and Love, leading us to Jesus. I hope you enjoy this link to a song based on the story of Zechariah, John the Baptist's father (Luke 1:5-25), entitled Hope by the band Poor Bishop Hooper.

​Our Advent Hymn can be found here:

​And our other Songs can be found here:

Today with Christians around the world we celebrate the Feast of the Reign of Christ the King. 

Here at St. Luke's Gondola Point, this week is also the Sunday we commemorate and honour the ministry of our ACW (Anglican Church Women). 

As our ACW will be leading most of our In-Person service this week, there will not be a traditional sermon. Instead, please take a moment to read this article about the Feast of Christ the King, and watch this Bible Project video exploring what Christ's Reign really looks like.

Our service of Morning Prayer, Bulletin, Article, and Video can be found here:

And our Songs for this week can be found here:

Today we mark Remembrance Day together as a Parish, honouring those who faced the horrors of war in order to bring life to others, all in the light of Jesus Christ, who in self-giving love gave up His life at the cross to bring God's peace to all. 

​Our service of Morning Prayer, Bulletin, & Sermon for this week can be found here:

And our Songs can be found here:

Today we celebrate the Feast of All Saints (Transferred from November 1).
​Here is a few words from the introduction to the liturgical book For All The Saints.

"Whenever we say the Apostles’ Creed, we confess our belief in “the communion of saints.” This term is rich in meaning and kaleidoscopic in its references. It can mean “the holy people of God,” the community of all who have been baptized into Christ Jesus. It can refer to the activity which sustains the unity of God’s people, sharing in the body and blood of Christ...

The habit of remembering “the friends of God” has been one of the great delights of Christian people since the dawn of the Church. The reason for this is neither fancy theology nor sub-Christian superstition. It is simply that the history of God’s mighty acts of salvation is always a personal history. The Church believes that the divine purpose of justice, mercy, and love is revealed in the stories of particular persons. Indeed, it is through the stories of individual saints that the Almighty renews and strengthens the witness of the whole community
of “the holy people of God.” Thus, the Calendar of Saints is meant to jog our memories, to remind us that today or tomorrow is the heavenly birthday of someone whose faith, holy life, and witness to Christ were so great in their own time that they continue to be a cause for celebration by us in our time."

May we all be blessed today by the memory of God's grace at work in the lives of His saints, either those marked by the Church, or those whom we have known ourselves.

Our All-Ages Song can be found here:

​And our other Songs can be found here:

Our All-Ages Song for the Fall can be found here:

​And our other Songs can be found here:

Today we are celebrating the Feast of St. Luke the Evangelist (normally celebrated on October 18).

Joining us this Sunday is Archbishop David Edwards, as well as Archbishop Linda Nicholls, Primate of the Anglican Church of Canada. We are excited to hear Archbishop Nicholls offer the sermon this week, which can be found here: 

​In addition, here are some videos put out by the Bible Project which offer an animated account of the two books written by St Luke: the Gospel of Luke, and the Book of Acts. ​

Our service of Morning Prayer and Bulletin this week can be found here:

Our All-Ages Song for the Fall can be found here:

​And our other Songs can be found here: