Trinity Streetsville

This Sunday at Trinity, we continue our teaching series A Generous Life with a special visit from Bishop Andrew Asbil, who will be preaching and leading us in Communion. We’ll also celebrate with those being confirmed, received, and reaffirming their faith — a beautiful reminder that our lives, gifts, and callings all belong to God.

Who pastors the pastors? What if every pastor had someone walking alongside them — helping them grow, lead well, and stay spiritually healthy? In this podcast, host Kylah sits down with Rob Hurkmans and Beth Benson to unpack the power of clergy coaching — what it is, why it matters, and how it’s changing the way pastors lead. Rob shares how Beth helps him to set a vision, manage change, support staff and care for himself in the midst of the busy work of ministry. Tune in for honest reflections and practical insights about the importance of building healthy support systems to transform your leadership.

🎧 In this episode, we explore:

What clergy coaching really looks like in the local church

The difference between coaching, mentoring, and therapy

How coaching helps pastors lead with clarity and confidence

Why support systems matter for healthy ministry

Encouragement for anyone serving in church leadership

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JRR Tolkien’s Ring of Power is a picture of the way greed works—quietly shaping our desires, convincing us we need more, and never letting us rest. But in Middle-earth and in Scripture, there is another path: the peace of contentment and the way of simplicity. Come learn how a simpler, quieter life can lead to deeper joy and greater freedom.

Is mental illness sinful? How does faith influence our mental health? And what role does the church have to play in caring for those who are struggling? These are just a few of the questions that we unpack in this podcast as Iris shares her experience as a psychotherapist and a Christian. Iris shares her holistic vision of health including how mental, emotional, physical and spiritual health intersect with one another. We talk about the struggle of sitting with our pain and the importance of knowing yourself so that you can care for others well. Iris shares her tips for emotional wellbeing and healing that enables us to live fully and faithfully.

What if joy isn’t found in getting more, but in giving more? 🤔 This week, we kick off a new teaching series called A Generous Life and we’ll see how Jesus flips our idea of the 'good life' upside down and invites us to live like the generous God who made us — discovering freedom and joy in the process.

Doors can be symbols of welcome or exclusion, boundaries or opportunity-but in Revelation 3:7–13, Jesus speaks of an open door that no one can shut. As we close our Dear Church series and gather for our AGM meeting, we’ll discover how this message to ancient Philadelphia still speaks to us today: a call to be a church that welcomes others in and steps faithfully out into God’s mission.

The whole church burned to the ground and yet they found hope. On this podcast we dive into the history of Trinity Church Streetsville including the devastating fire of 1998 and the long, challenging road of rebuilding. When a teenager set fire to the church in the midst of a construction project all that anyone could do was watch it burn. Then, Harold Percy led the way through forgiveness, hope and healing to see new life rise from the ashes of the old building. Tune in for stories of restorative justice, the grief of losing a church, the miracle of a stained glass window preserved, and the ways that God has been faithful in growing this church family from the beginning.

When the ancient church in Laodicea came in for a check-up, Jesus found something deeply wrong. Their faith wasn’t hot or cold — it was lukewarm. This Sunday, we are invited into the exam room with Jesus, the Great Physician, as He diagnoses the real problem behind spiritual apathy and offers a prescription of grace.

Paul Henderson scored the winning goal in the 1972 Summit Series against Russia becoming a Canadian hockey legend. But he still felt like something was missing. In this podcast Paul shares about the ups and downs of life as a Christian athlete. After 17 years in the NHL Paul says that following Jesus made him a better hockey player, husband, father and friend. He recalls the critical role that faith has played in his life, helping him to overcome fear, to face a battle with cancer, and to inspire him to serve others with leadership development, mentorship and prayer.