St. Mark's Brantford

St. Mark's Brantford

Reaching Up ... Reaching Out
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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

Summer Waypoint Kids

(June 25 – Sept. 3)

Waypoint Kids summer Sundays activity packets will available for kids with activities based upon the Gospel theme of the day to use while they attend service with their parents and to take home after. There are also a basket of clipboards, pencil crayons, and crayons to use while you are here.

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Earthly Grumbling, God’s Generosity

Earthly Grumbling, God’s Generosity

“God's economy of love and value operates on entirely different principles than our worldly understanding.“ Canon Rob Park offers prayers, a short reflection, and reflections questions based on the Gospel reading, Matthew 20:1-16. Read More "Earthly Grumbling, God’s Generosity"
St. Mark’s 70th Anniversary

St. Mark’s 70th Anniversary

“Today, we gather to celebrate 70 years of ministry, growth, resilience, and community service.“ Canon Rob Park offers prayers, and a short reflection on 70 years of Generosity at St. Mark’s, Brantford. Read More "St. Mark’s 70th Anniversary"
Harmonious Community painting of St. Mark's Church

Harmonious Community

“God's power becomes evident in a community shaped by the Good News, much like the beautiful harmony of a two-part song.“ Canon Rob Park offers prayers, a short reflection, and reflections questions based on the Gospel reading, Matthew 18:15-20. Read More "Harmonious Community"
Understanding the Cost of Following Jesus

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. Read More "Understanding the Cost of Following Jesus"
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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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Believing God is Good

“As the Canaanite Woman approaches Jesus and the disciples with her plea to heal her daughter, the big question this encounter raises is “Does God love everybody?“ Canon Rob Park offers prayers, a short reflection, and reflection questions based on the Gospel reading, Matthew 15:21-28.

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Faithful Steps

“Jesus invites us to step out of the security of the boat take even a few steps outside our spiritual comfort zone and act with even greater compassion and love in our relationships with God and with others.“ Canon Rob Park offers prayers, a short reflection, and reflection questions based on the Gospel reading, Matthew 14:22-33

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Good Or Evil

“Everyday, we have a choice between Good and Evil. Everyday we have a choice to follow Jesus or not.“ Canon Rob Park offers prayers, a short reflection, and reflection questions based on the Gospel reading, Matthew 14:13-21

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Life Abundant

“This parable of the sower reminds us that the reward of a successful planting or harvest runs parallel to living a fruitful life in Christ.“ Canon Rob Park offers prayers, a short reflection, and reflection questions based on the Gospel reading, Matthew 13:1-9, 18-23.

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Listening and Responding

“We have all seen enough or read enough history to know the repeating pattern of a younger generation crying for justice and fighting for a say in the burdens they are expected to bear.” Canon Rob Park offers prayers, a short reflection and reflection questions based on the Gospel reading, Matthew 11:16-19, 25-30.

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Love Not Profit

“In our gospel, Jesus’ call to be a labourer is as one who works towards the goal of caring for others and pointing them towards a loving relationship with God.” Canon Rob Park offers prayers, a short reflection, and asks some reflective questions based on the Gospel reading, Matthew 9:53 – 10:23.

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Against Greed And Hate

“The Holy Spirit is part the force that has drawn us back into community together since the pandemic. Just as it has been the force that has been drawing Christians together through out our history.” The Rev’d Canon Rob Park offers prayers, a short reflection, and some reflection questions based on the Gospel reading, John 20:19-23.

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Our Dwelling Place

“As much as our reading is a promise of a place in the next life, it is also an important invitation to belonging in a earthly family and community of faith.” The Rev’d Canon Rob Park offers prayers and a message based on the Gospel reading, John 14:1-14, and offers some short reflection questions.

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