Worship Sundays at 10:30am
We are open for in-person services! The eastern transept of the sanctuary is designated for socially-distant seating (masks are required in this section) and the rest of the sanctuary has unrestricted seating.
Services also continue to be broadcast on Zoom. Please contact the office for our Zoom worship link if you would like to join us that way. All are welcome!
February 2: Fourth Sunday after Epiphany
Black History Month
February 9: Fifth Sunday after Epiphany
Black History Month
Rev. Nicholas's recorded message from December 22 is
here.
Coming Up:
- The UCW annual meeting is on February 18. All women of the church are invited.
- Coldest Night of the Year walk for the DAM is on Saturday, February 22. For more information contact George Beagley.
- The next UCW soup lunch for the United Church Healing Fund will be on February 23.
- February is Black History Month. Our annual Gospel Sing will be on February 23.
We are grateful for your offerings which can be made as follows:
- by PAR, an automatic payment plan set up between you and the church administration (905-277-3656 or [email protected]);
- sent in via eTransfer to [email protected];
- via cheque: mailed to 1444 Dundas Crescent, Mississauga L5C 1E9;
- and of course, cash is always welcome, and can be placed in the donation plate before and after the Sunday service.
For more information, see our Givings and Support page.
Our Commitment to Reconciliation
The land on which our church building sits and where we live out our ministry is land which has been lived on and walked on for thousands of years. It is the traditional territory of the Anishnabe, Haudenosaunee and Huron-Wendat peoples and more recently, the Metis, and the Mississaugas of the Credit. May our worship honour the relationships that are celebrated and invited here, and may we always remember the story of this land, the people who live here, and the call to live with respect and thanksgiving.
Community Resources
For those who need assistance with food:
Deacon's Cupboard, the community food pantry we support with other local churches, is still open every Wednesday from 9-11am at St. Peter's Anglican 3041 Mississauga Road.
Other food pantries and meal programs in the region are listed here.
For those experiencing domestic abuse:
Embrave: Agency to End Violence
For support with mental health:
Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA), Peel Dufferin branch
For youth:
The Dam - Mississauga: Youth outreach and programming
Pandemic Community Supports:
Peel Region has great resources for mental well-being, access to food, support for seniors and other services for vulnerable residents.
Erindale United Church
Erindale United Church is a diverse congregation with folk of all ages that gather for Worship every Sunday morning, beginning at 10:30 am.
We have served the Springfield/Erindale area since 1877. We acknowledge that the land which we now care for has been the traditional territory of the Huron-Wendat and Petun First Nations, the Seneca, the Anishnaabe (Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation), the Haudenosaunee, the Cree, and other forgotten nations whose activities went before them. We acknowledge the treaties that this land’s settler ancestors made with many of the First Nations peoples.
Come, join us Sundays at Erindale United. Surrounded by the grace of God, we are a believing and inclusive group of Christians that worships, prays, praises, welcomes and supports, smiles and laughs. :-)
Call us at 905-277-3656.
Our Services
Our Services begin at 10:30 am, and end about 11:30 am. Afterwards, please meet with us for coffee and conversation. Our Worship is a blend of traditional and contemporary music, with liturgy reflecting the diversity of the congregation. Children are most welcome, and a worship bag is provided for them to use before Sunday School. Our services are "come as you are". Some prefer to get dressed up, while others are more casual. Students from the nearby UTM Campus (Mississauga Campus of the University of Toronto) will receive a warm welcome from our congregation.
MISSION STATEMENT
Erindale United Church is a people of God.
We embrace, proclaim and practice the Gospel of Jesus Christ.We seek justice for all people, striving to become a loving, nurturing and ministering community.
Erindale United Church is a people of God.
We embrace, proclaim and practice the Gospel of Jesus Christ.