St. Mark's Brantford

St. Mark's Brantford

Reaching Up ... Reaching Out

Worship with Us

Sunday Eucharist

9:00 a.m. (Book of Common Prayer)
10:30 a.m. (Book of Alternate Services)

Wednesday Eucharist

10:00 a.m. (Book of Alternative Services)

Contact Info

155 Memorial Drive
Brantford, Ontario N3R 5S5
Canada

Phone: (519) 752-6451

[email protected]

How to Find Us

Online Worship

Embracing Transformation

In today's sermon on John 12:20-33, Canon Rob Park points to Jesus’ use of the metaphor of a grain of wheat to illustrate the transformative power of sacrifice and surrender. Read More "Embracing Transformation"

Encountering Jesus: Building Relationships in the Light of the Cross

In today's sermon on John 3:14-21, Canon Rob Park invites us to examine Jesus' transformative encounter with Nicodemus, and points us to the larger witness of his journey from skepticism to bold faith. Read More "Encountering Jesus: Building Relationships in the Light of the Cross"

Renewal and Restoration

In today's sermon on John 2:13-22, Canon Rob explores how Jesus disrupts the corrupted religious structures within the temple, symbolizing the need for personal and societal transformation. Read More "Renewal and Restoration"

The Path of Discipleship

Through the lens of discipleship, we reflect on the call to take up our cross daily, embracing sacrificial love and confronting injustice with hope and resilience. Read More "The Path of Discipleship"

Glimpses of God

Our world is often overshadowed by chaos and uncertainty and we long for moments of reassurance and divine presence. In his message today, Canon Rob helps us explore the theme of ‘Glimpses of God,’ reflecting on the story of the Transfiguration from Mark 9:2-9 and the significance of encountering God’s glory amidst life’s challenges.

Anticipation and Hope Rewarded

Drawing inspiration from the presentation of the infant Jesus in the temple, we reflect on Simeon’s eager anticipation and Anna’s unwavering devotion, envisioning their stories as mirrors to our own quest for renewal. Canon Rob Park encourages us to carry the transformative power of Christ’s birth into our lives, actively seeking hope and restoration amidst the uncertainties of our world.

Understanding the Cost of Following Jesus

Canon Rob Park offers prayers, and a short reflection based on the Gospel reading, Matthew 16:13-20. A critical question posed by Jesus in Matthew 16:26, asks what it profits someone to gain the world but lose their life and it encourages us to reflect on whether our life’s purpose is centred around earthly ambitions or heavenly aspirations.

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