Posted on July 5, 2010 in Uncategorized by SPANo Comments »

Welcome Residents, Guests & Visitors!

The church is an important part of the village and everyone was welcomed back on Sunday, July 4th. A special dedication took place on that first Sunday in honour of the late Charlie Gray. Church service was followed by the serving of refreshments and the chance to catch up.

Improved Communication

We have our own Church News Page! Click on the link to get there. You can also navigate to it from the side bar on the left from any page on the SPA web site.

The church now has an email address sturgeon.church@rogers.com that can be used to send your comments or questions.

Look for the new church flyer which will be available in various locations throughout the community and outside of the church at all times. This information is intended for those passing by who may be interested in attending a service. The atmosphere at this church is casual and everyone is welcome!

We’ve also added a news page to this site. You can always navigate to it by selecting it on the sidebar to the left, or just click here.

Summer Schedule

The summer worship schedule is listed below with links to the congregations and biographies for the various Ministers where available.

2010 Calendar
July 4th Tom Vais
Thornhill Presbyterian Church Refreshments will be served after the service.
July 11th Kevin Bothwell St James Apostle, Guelph
July 18th Ian McDonald
Calvin Presbyterian Church, Toronto
July 25th Anne Simmonds United Church of Canada
August 1st Rob Oliphant
Member of Parliament for Don Valley West Salvation Army Food Drive
August 8th Desmond Howard
Kinmount United Church Annual General Meeting
August 15th Milton Barry
Anglican Church of Canada Special collection
August 22nd Dorcus Gordon – bio
Principal, Knox College, University of Toronto Refreshments will be served after.
August 29th Sunday of Music A variety of musical performers will be on hand. Let the Church know if you are interested in performing.

Your Church Committee

Susan Benson, Peter Breyfogle, Jeanne Crighton, Jeanne Desbrisay, Brien Gray, Carol Gray, Dan Haggerty, Norm Howard, Jacqui Mutch-Potporski, Nelia Steward.

 

History:

Sturgeon Point Union Church has provided a place of worship for residents and visitors alike for over 100 years. Erected in 1888, the first structure for this purpose was replaced in 1915 with the gift of the current structure by Mrs. J. W. Flavelle (later Lady Flavelle).

The structure itself is remarkable. Constructed of Georgia pine throughout, the octagonal building has windows on seven sides and is supported by a center pillar. Beams branch out to the sloping ceiling. Small dormer windows admit light from above, and a belfry holding the bell to call the people to worship surmounts the structure. The focal point of the interior is on the eighth side where the pulpit, choir seats, and organ are located. A vestry and anteroom complete the structure. Memorial gifts include a fine organ, the pulpit, and a Bible reading lamp.

The church has remained independent, welcoming worshipers of all creeds. Services at the church are conducted on Sundays at 10:30 am during the summer.

Contact:

The church is available for weddings and other celebrations. Contact Us – email