Summer Shared Worship Services
June 25, 2021
Shared Summer Services with our Sister Congregation
Each summer four neighborhood congregations share in ecumenical summer services! Join our sister congregations each Sunday for a new experience. The links below take you to each of the church websites, which will take you to their iteration of a live-streamed service. While most services are at 10:30 (including the August services @ GSJ), note that the first two weeks of August at Fourth Avenue Baptist are at 10:45.
Check the e-Updates or the links below for new details as they arise!
- July 4 & 11 will be led by Rev Paul Wu, St. Giles Presbyterian@ 10:30 am
- July 18 & 25 will be led by Rev. Steve Moore, Southminster United@ 10:30 am
- August 1 & 8 - Rev. Cheryle Hannah, Fourth Avenue Baptist@ 10:45 am
- August 15, 22. 29 & Sept 5 - Glebe St. James United @ 10:30 am
- Stay tuned for postings that will include the bulletin and a link to the live-streamed service. We will also post information if hybrid services (a combination of in-person and live-streamed) are possible!
Dear God, Water is a gift from you, help us to care for it, using only what we need, keep it from being polluted. Amen.
July 19 10 AM service at Glebe St James with sister churches Joanne Tanner presiding
July 12 2026 summer service at Glebe St James with sister churches St Giles Presbyterian and Southminister United. Ruth Burnett Cole presiding.
First of three summer services hosted by Glebe St James United. Service starts at 10 AM
We encourage you to mark this day and celebrate the lives and ministry of LGBTQIA+ and Two Spirit people in all their diversity. Join us in person or online at 10:30 am.
Indigenous Day of Prayer, the Sunday on or before National Indigenous Peoples Day (June 21), is an opportunity to celebrate First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples’ values, customs, languages, and culture.
Seeing What Jesus Sees. Join us in person or online at 10:30 am.
June 7 2026 Sunday service at Glebe St James United Church Is Table Big Enough?
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