This coming Sunday, August 29th, we will be holding our worship service at the Hilgendag home at 101 Oxbow Road. This is a rain or shine event. We will worship outdoors or in the barn according to the dictates of the weather. Please bring your own lawn chair. There will be Holy Communion at this […]
July 22, 2021 Faith Lutheran Brantford will begin in-person worship again on Sunday August 1, 2021 at 10 am. Covid Protocols of wearing a mask, social distancing, signing in and hand sanitizing will be observed. Please note that there will be NO SINGING at this time. HOLY COMMUNION will be a hybrid form to accommodate […]
July 22, 2021 Our Sewing Group will soon re-open and begin its in-person activities. Their first meeting will be Tuesday August 3, 2021 at 9 am. They have developed new protocols along Covid guidelines to provide for the safety of all of their members. You can support the Sewing Group and its work through your […]
July 11 2021 Refugees in Myanmar are facing political violence, oppression and tyranny. Innocent people are fleeing from their homes and living as internal refugees in their own country. They need our compassion NOW. CLWR’s goal is to build 29 longhouses to shelter these refugees. The cost for one longhouse is $9810. More information available […]
Did you know that our sewing shelves are bare? We have never experienced this before. The sewing ladies have been making blankets at home during COVID and supplying many local agencies with blankets. Please ask your friends, neighbours and relatives if they might have any materials to donate to our sewing group. We make machine-sewn […]
Dear Members and Friends of Faith: Holy Week takes us along Jesus’ journey to the cross – especially Maundy Thursday when Jesus spends his last evening with his disciples, and Good Friday recalling Jesus’ trial and passion. Compared to Palm Sunday and Easter Sunday, they’re not joyful days, but they are necessary. There is no […]
Dear Members and Friends of Faith: On March 21, 1960 authorities in South Africa killed 69 people who were publicly protesting the apartheid pass laws of their government. This continues to be remembered today as International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. Our National Bishop, together with the national bishops of the Anglican Church […]