St George’s Church
Lowville
Sunday Service
9:30 AM
7051 Guelph Line,
Milton ON, L0P1B0
Coming Soon – St George’s All-Age Service
For the four Sundays of Advent, starting on November 27th, our Sunday service will be geared to families. with a simplified liturgy, action songs, modern Christian songs, accompanied by guitar and special activities for the younger ones amongst us.
Come and try us out.
Christmas Eve Services
4:30 pm Family Service
7:00 pm Candlelight Eucharist
Welcome to St George’s Church, Lowville
You have landed on the home page of St. George’s Church, Lowville. We are part of the Anglican Diocese of Niagara in Ontario, Canada. We are located on Guelph Line in Milton, immediately north of Derry Road and about 5 km south of the village of Campbellville.
We meet on Sundays at 9:30 am to celebrate the Eucharist (Holy Communion). The style of our service is progressive, but recognizably Anglican, and we offer a children’s program throughout the year. Our building is fully accessible and we have plenty of paved parking.
Please feel free to explore our site. You will find more information about our worship services under Worship and about our faith perspective under What we believe in the drop down menu About Us.
27 November
Hope-filled Imagination – A Sermon for Advent 1
Christmas Preparations While a man had gone out driving to do some Black Friday Christmas shopping, his wife had been watching TV when she heard the announcer say, “Be very careful and watch driving on the 401 today, there is a motorist driving the wrong way”! His wife got...
20 November
Kingdom People Show Up – A Sermon for the Reign of Christ – 20 Nov 2022
Readings: Colossians 1:11-20; Luke 1:68-79; Luke 23:33-43 A little joke about pandemic life. Dogs are getting stressed and confused because they’ve noticed their owners are now wearing masks. They don’t quite know what to do with that. Cats are unaffected though, as they’ve yet to notice their owners at...
13 November
Wars, famines, floods, and more
Scripture Luke 21:5-19 Jan Savory Isn’t reading this scripture passage a bit like reading the newspaper? Wars, famines, floods, fires. earthquakes, plagues (read pandemic). When haven’t there been great earthquakes and famines and plagues on earth and unexplainable events in heaven? When didn’t Nation rise against nation, and...Why Come to St. George’s?
Here are a few reasons people worship with us:
- We are a friendly, welcoming community. Join us for refreshments both before and after the service on Sundays and get to know us.
- We are not judgemental. We respect your beliefs, even if they are different from ours.
- We will not try to convert you to share our ideas. We don’t have it all figured out, God is too vast for that! We live the mystery of God.
- Our worship is joyful. but it’s also respectful. How else to celebrate God’s love for each one of us?