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Sunday Services
Sunday Services
In-person worship Sundays at 10:00 a.m. followed by Coffee Hour in the Parish Hall.
Children's activities during Sunday service.
See the Diocese of Toronto's YouTube channel where they will livestream a Sunday service from the Cathedral each Sunday morning at 11:00 a.m.
Stations of the Cross and Lenten Study
Stations of the Cross and Lenten Study
"God's Story, Our Story"—7 PM Wednesdays in Lent (March 12-April 16). This Lent we explore "God's Story, Our Story". As Bishop Asbil describes it "For many of us, our first encounter with God was by listening to Bible stories. A mark of maturity is recognizing that every life, including our own, is an unfolding narrative – its own story...Lent is a time to immerse ourselves in the biography of Jesus, and to reflect on the story of God’s plan of salvation for us and for all creation. In reflecting on the stories in scripture, we can more deeply consider the story of our own life, and God’s work and holy intentions unfolding in us. May this season of Lent be a season of renewal, as we live more deeply into the story that God is writing in our lives."
Easter Services
Easter Services
Palm Sunday April 13—Liturgy at 10 AM.
Maundy Thursday, April 17 at 7 PM with 1-hour Gethsemane Watch to follow.
Good Friday, April 18—Liturgy at 2 PM.
Easter Vigil, Saturday April 19 at 7 PM with Resurrection Party to follow.
Easter Sunday, April 20—Liturgy at 10 AM.
No matter where you’ve been in life, no matter where you’re going, no matter where you are on your journey with God or do not believe; know that at St. Peter’s, you are welcome at our church.
Online Resources
Online Resources
Daily prayers
Daily prayers
Daily Prayers from the Church of England: Day Prayer Service
Online Services
Online Services
St. James Cathedral is live-streaming their 11:00 AM service.
11:00 AM: Choral Eucharist (On the Diocesan YouTube channel)
First Time at St. Peter’s or at an Anglican Church?
First Time at St. Peter’s or at an Anglican Church?
Our Frequently Asked Questions will help.
Our Calendar
Our Calendar
See our calendar to find out more.
Why Come to St. Peter’s Anglican Church?
Why Come to St. Peter’s Anglican Church?
To celebrate what it means to be a child of God created in God’s own image and to be loved by God unconditionally.
To discover how our lives and our relationships have meaning.
To see God in the beauty of this world and in the lives of others.
To feel connected to something bigger than yourself.
To discover a sound and ancient wisdom and tradition.
To explore a relevant and modern Christian faith.
To become empowered by God to make a difference in our world.
To know God is love, Jesus is with us and the Spirit upholds us.
The Rev. Diane Lee
priest-stpeteroshawa@toronto.anglican.ca
1175 Cedar Street
Oshawa, Ontario L1J 3R8
Telephone: 905-728-8080
How to find us: Click here for map and directions.
We are 45 minutes east of Toronto in Oshawa, Ontario
East of Park Road and Stevenson Road
West of Simcoe Street
North of Philip Murray Avenue
South of the 401 and Wentworth Street
Our Mission Statement
Our Mission Statement
"St. Peter’s feeds God’s people and shares Christ's love in our community."
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