Trinity Streetsville

Today, we sat down with Bill, Martyn and J.P. to discuss the Men's Ministry at Trinity and to learn about how gathering as an intergenerational group of men can play an important role in community building and discipleship in the church.

Jesus hung around the wrong types of people during his life. The same was true in his death. The last conversation Jesus had before he died was with a non-religious criminal! Yet, these Famous Last Words can transform our own attitudes toward those we consider outsiders.

Alex, Christine and Pradeep discuss the importance of having a strong online ministry, what they love about being on the team, and how they've gotten involved.

Join us for our Lenten teaching series, "Famous Last Words," as we explore the profound messages spoken by Jesus from the cross. This week, we will delve into the depths of forgiveness as we reflect on Jesus' powerful plea in Luke 23: "Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they are doing."

In the Bible, ashes are a sign of penitence and mortality. They remind us of the sin in our lives, the shortness of life, and our need for God’s love. As we begin the forty days of Lent, join us at Trinity Streetsville as we celebrate Ash Wednesday: a beautiful, traditional service of confession, communion, ashes.

Elizabeth talks with the Bishop about his thoughts on Trinity Church Streetsville, what it's like to be a Bishop overseeing 80+ churches, and the importance of embracing technology to proclaim the gospel in a post-pandemic world.

Join us this Sunday for a transformative journey as we welcome Bishop Kevin Robertson to lead us through Mark 9:2-9, exploring the breathtaking account of the Transfiguration of Jesus. As part of this special service, we will also be celebrating confirmation, a beautiful symbol of spiritual growth and commitment.

Carol and Ted talk about how their faith has grown through attending and getting involved at Trinity, as well as, relating to this week's series, talking about what practicing Sabbath means.

This Sunday we explore how Jesus, the Transformer of Traditions, redefines the sacred concept of Sabbath. We’ll discover a new and perpetual rest that is found in Christ and we’ll learn how God’s people are called to move beyond mere rest to resurrection living! Join us Sunday at Trinity, where old symbols find new life!

Grace, Jordana, and Simon speak to the importance of a good children's ministry and how Trinity supports kids of all ages and their parents on a Sunday morning.