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 Kids Faith Club worship and learning for kids age 4+ and young people to age 15 - at 10 am webpage » THE NEST
CD of 10 am Service If you would like to listen to the Sunday service, a CD is available in the Parish Office. Call Denise Gomes at (416) 920-5211 x32 or email » HAND SANITIZER is available at all entrances to the Church. Some may be concerned about the flu virus and prefer not to shake hands during The Peace or when leaving the church. During this time, we invite everyone to be mindful of the preferences of others. Diocese of Toronto pandemic preparedness information is online here »
HOLY BAPTISM
Wednesday Morning Eucharist
Every Wednesday at 7 am in the Chapel - followed by a delicious continental breakfast served in the Arthur Smith Room - and you can be on your way by 8 am! Up to 20 people attend this beautiful early morning service. We experiment with eucharistic prayers, creeds and blessings from other parts of the Anglican Communion as a way to connect with our brothers and sisters in other worshipping communities.
Do You Like to Sing?
Our 10 o’clock choir present music to please all tastes from the Renaissance right up to the present day! Interested adults are invited to join the 10am choir. For more information, contact Eric Robertson, Director of Music: 416-920-52211 ext 25 or email ». See choir webpage here »
EMERGENCY KIT is available above the coat rack in the Atrium. If there is a medical emergency, there is kit which contains a blanket, water and the number 911 to call for assistance.
Recent guest speakers at CCDP Sunday Services here »
Christ Church Deer Park is on Yonge at Heath (NW corner) - a 5-minute walknorth of the St Clair subway. Street parking on Yonge, Heath. Municipal Parking off Heath is directly across from the church. |
WELCOME TO CHRIST CHURCH DEER PARK
The Fourth Sunday in Lent - Sunday, March 14, 2010
There is no prerequisite and no test to pass. Come have some fun with us as we explore who God is, and what that means for us as individuals and as community. We will ask ourselves who or what is important to us, is God on the top 10 list? Field trips and special guests are on the list of fun, I would be happy to answer any questions you may have. I can be reached at the church extension 27 or by email Confirmation will be celebrated at the Easter Vigil on Saturday April 3, 2010, at 7:00 pm with Bishop Patrick Yu.
Sunday Services in Lent
Holy Week & Easter services
  Prayers for Healing
Are available every Sunday from the clergy before you receive the Sacrament at the altar rail. At various times in our life, we may feel a need for a prayer for healing in mind, body or spirit. Please feel welcome to ask the clergy for this ministry.
Eucharistic Bread for 9:15 am Worship Service For many years, Genevieve Chornenki and William Jackson have made the bread for the Sunday 9:15 am worship service. Now, they are willing to generously offer this opportunity to others to make a contribution to our eucharistic worship. We have a very easy-to-follow recipe that makes 4 small loaves - it takes about 1 1/2 hours from start to finish. If you are willing to make bread this coming season, please speak to one of the clergy and we would be happy to pass along our kitchen-tested recipe.
 Spiritual enrichment online!
Do you yearn for greater depth in your inner life? There is something useful we can recommend with confidence, available any time night or day: a web resource of music, a brief scripture reading, and guided meditation, drawing on contemporary resources of Jesuit Media Initiatives. The mp3 podcast (5-8 minutes) can be audited online or downloaded here »
Please note: For 9 Sundays (February 7 - April 4) the 9:15 and 11 am services will be combined into one service at 10 am with elements of both liturgies included.
8:00 am
A quiet, traditional service with short homily and one hymn. (Book of Common Prayer, Service of Holy Communion).9:15 am A lively, informal family celebration with homily and hymns (led by our either our 9:15 choir). Children return from Church School in time to circle around the altar and share communion with their families. Nursery is available. (Book of Alternative Services: contemporary service of Holy Communion).
10:30 am From time to time, for special occasions (such as Annual Vestry or the Bishop's visit) the 2 main services at 9:15 and 11 are combined into one service at 10:30 am.
11:00 am A service of traditional language, beauty and ceremony with sermons that connect with current realities, all augmented by a full repertoire of hymns, settings and anthems sung by our professional-calibre choir. (Book of Alternative Services, traditional text service of Holy Communion). (Morning Prayer, from the Book of Common Prayer, several times a year, as announced). Worship at Christ Church Deer Park: brochure [view online »] or [download » - 544k PDF] Choral and organ music at upcoming liturgies [music list »] 4:30 pm - Jazz Vespers
A popular informal service, with short reflection, featuring some of the city's finest jazz musicians and guests. It has been included in the Toronto Jazz Festival line-up. Admission is free; a voluntary collection is taken, September - June. For more on Jazz Vespers, the musicians, the dates, click here » Backgrounder: Summer Sunday Services
During June, July & August, there are two Sunday services at 8 & 10 am. The 8 am liturgy is Holy Communion from the Book of Common Prayer. The 10 am liturgy is Holy Communion using both the contemporary and traditional services.
Lemonade is served outside the south Bell Tower door after the 10 am service.
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The theme this year is ECHO – created in the image of God - called to love.