Programs

Children and Youth

Children and youth are encouraged to take active parts in Sunday Worship services: ie through music, activity, reading, drama, etc.

A particularly popular children’s program, for ages 4-12 years, is our free summer Children’s Adventure Camp, held from 9 am to noon for one week, with a variety of theme based fun activities. Watch our Facebook page for details and sign-up information.

Handbell Choirs

Two multi-aged ensembles rehearse respectively on Mondays at 7 pm (Arlene Smith – leader) and Thursdays at 3 pm (Mary Lynn Lanos – leader) and take part in Sunday services generally monthly.

Adult Choir

Our adult choir practices Sunday mornings at 8:45 am under the leadership of Arlene Smith and sings regularly in Sunday services. Other ministry of music includes vocal ensemble, solos, instrumentals, etc.

Book Club

Open to all, this lively group meets 5 – 6 times per year. Contact is Rebecca Taylor.

Beaverton UCW (United Church Women)

An opportunity for social/educational/spiritual engagement. Contact is Janice Hope

Community Groups Use of Facility

Check our Calendar heading for dates & times for a variety of community group programs that are welcomed in our facility. Currently:

East Lake Simcoe Quilters Guild – meets in lower hall on 2nd & 4th Monday afternoons, Sept to June, and occasional workshops
Contact Carole Ditomaso at carole.ditomaso@hotmail.com
YMCA Play Group – meets in lower hall on Tuesday mornings, Sept to June
Contact Shannon Shearer at shannon.shearer@ymcagta.org
WeConnect Mental Wellness Group meets on Wednesdays in the lower hall at 2 pm. Contact jcressman@communitycaredurham.on.ca
WeConnect (formerly COPE Mental Health) is a free community mental health service for people aged 16 and older. We offer group services that provide emotional support, connection with others, education, and strategies to help individuals care for their mental health and overall well-being.
We support individuals 16+ experiencing:
• Mild to moderate mental health symptoms
• Emotional challenges
• Difficulty navigating a significant life change
• A desire to maintain or improve their mental well-being
• Social isolation
• Chronic pain and seeking community connection
Meditation/Sound Healing Classes  – contact Karen Seymour at 647-339-5124 for dates/times