Leaside United Church

This Sunday, March 30 is the fourth Sunday during the season of Lent. This year during Lent our theme is Five Ways to Live Faith. The series is based on the book Undivided Love by Janet Gear, who explores how faith is lived out by people in the United Church of Canada. She suggests that each of us has one of five different starting points for living out our faith, which can be both a gift and a challenge. This Sunday we will continue with Messenger.

Music will include the hymns “Your Love is Amazing”, and “Jesus Loves Me ”. The Chancel Choir’s anthem is “Kyrie” from “Requiem” by Duruflé.

This Sunday, March 23 is the third Sunday during the season of Lent. This year during Lent our theme is Five Ways to Live Faith. The series is based on the book Undivided Love by Janet Gear, who explores how faith is lived out by people in the United Church of Canada. She suggests that each of us has one of five different starting points for living out our faith, which can be both a gift and a challenge. This Sunday we will continue with Partner.

Music will include the hymns “Called by Earth and Sky”, and “O For a World”. The Chancel Choir’s anthem is “Lux aeterna” from “Requiem” by Duruflé.

This Sunday, March 16 is the second Sunday during the season of Lent. This year during Lent our theme is Five Ways to Live Faith. The series is based on the book Undivided Love by Janet Gear, who explores how faith is lived out by people in the United Church of Canada. She suggests that each of us has one of five different starting points for living out our faith, which can be both a gift and a challenge. This Sunday we will continue with Neighbour.

Music will include the hymns “We Are Pilgrims (The Servant Song)”, and “What Can I Do”. The Chancel Choir’s anthem is “Kyrie” from “Requiem” by Durufle.

This Sunday, March 9 is the first Sunday during the season of Lent. This year during Lent our theme is Five Ways to Live Faith. The series is based on the book Undivided Love by Janet Gear, who explores how faith is lived out by people in the United Church of Canada. She suggests that each of us has one of five different starting points for living out our faith, which can be both a gift and a challenge. This Sunday we will begin with Pilgrim.

Music will include the hymns “Spirit, Open My Heart”, and “To the Desert Jesus Came”. The Chancel Choir’s anthem is “Introit” from “Requiem” by Durufle.