Sunday Service
9:30 AM
Whoever you are, and wherever you are in your journey of life, you are welcome.
7051 Guelph Line, Milton ON, L0P 1B0
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.
11 April
Let’s celebrate doubt as a catalyst for faith
Scripture: John 20: 19-31 Nigel Bunce Let’s celebrate doubt. It’s not something to be ashamed of. It’s part of spiritual growing up. Today’s Gospel story “That evening, the doors being shut, Jesus came and stood in the midst and said, “Peace be unto you” [John 20: 19]. I’m still...
4 April
Understanding the Resurrection
Scripture John 20: 1-18, Easter Sunday. Nigel Bunce [This is our first attempt at filming a live service from the church. Please excuse the technical hitches.] Understanding the Resurrection is tough work. Like Christmas Eve, Easter Day is among the most difficult services at which to preach. That’s because...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?