A Service of Repentance, Healing and Hope
Join The Presbyterian Church in Canada on December 3, the first Sunday of Advent, for a Service of Repentance, Healing and Hope.
1st Sunday of Advent
December 3, 2023 Isaiah 64:1–9 Psalm 80:1–7, 17–19 1 Corinthians 1:3–9 Mark 13:24–37
Daily Prayer
Nourish us with hope during this season of waiting, O God, as we prepare to receive Christ among us again.
Daily Prayer
We pray for Edmonton Urban Native Ministry which offers a range of services to Indigenous people through their drop-in centre, located at St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church.
Daily Prayer
We pray for PWS&D’s partners in Malawi who are helping reduce the spread of HIV infections among youth and promoting positive, healthy, sustainable living with access to life-saving treatments.
Daily Prayer
We pray for Place of Hope Presbyterian Church as they minister to Indigenous people in the inner city of Winnipeg, Manitoba by providing spiritual and tangible care.
Daily Prayer
We pray for all those who lead and contribute to the ministry of worship and praise in congregations at this sacred and busy time of year.
Palestinian Farmers to Plant New Olive Trees
The Presbyterian Church in Canada is accepting donations for the Olive Tree Campaign as Palestinian farmers in the West Bank prepare for their 2023-2024 planting season in December.
Open Call for Photos: Planting Seeds of Hope
The national church is looking for photos of doors, entrances and gates to use on bulletin covers and showcase in the newspaper and the 2024 edition of the PCC Wall Calendar. We invite you to send us any images from the lives of the church’s ministries or people that represent crossings, meeting places and opportunities for renewal and change.
Daily Prayer
Creator, we give thanks for the wisdom of Indigenous elders and their desire to share their stories and teachings with future generations.
A Service of Repentance, Healing and Hope
St. Timothy’s Presbyterian Church, Etobicoke, Ontario, is hosting an in-person and online Service of Repentance, Healing and Hope, which will feature leadership from the diversity of The Presbyterian Church in Canada.