Welcome to St. Croix Church!

We are glad that you are here. Whether you visit for one or two weeks or stay for years, whether you come to services on a regular basis or just hang out at parties and social events, you are welcome. ♥

 

We are glad that you are here. Whether you visit for one or two weeks or stay for years, whether you come to services on a regular basis or just hang out at parties and social events, you are welcome.

 

Welcome to
St. Croix Church

We are glad that you are here. Whether you visit for one or two weeks or stay for years, whether you come to services on a regular basis or just hang out at parties and social events, you are welcome.

Learn More about St. Croix Church

WE  HAVE  2  SERVICES  ON  SUNDAYS

 

 

► Early (Celtic) Service at 9:30 am in the Café upstairs. A casual liturgy around tables and chairs, communion offered weekly. (Come early for coffee/muffins; occasionally you can join by Zoom, let us know if you’re interested)
► Second (Contemporary) Service at 10:30am in the main hall downstairs. A mix of music, prayer, children’s story, coffee time and teaching. (Second Sunday of the month = ‘Second Breakfast Potluck; last Sunday of the month = Communion Liturgy)

Come and join us at the Victoria Street Centre

Latest Messages

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Talks
April 20, 2025

With Us in Suffering, With Us in Love

In this Easter homily, Jess Williams reflects on the suffering of Christ and his unshakeable solidarity with humankind, and what it might mean that Love is with us at all times. She invites us to consider the cross as both a confrontation and an invitation to "love the world in…
Teena Brown
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Talks
April 13, 2025

Joining Our Sorrows, Second Breakfast

During our Second Breakfast service this Sunday, Jess shared a poem by Padraig O'Tuama and an excerpt from an essay by Ross Gay, and then we took some time to gather around our tables to share our joys, our sorrows, and our hopes together.
Teena Brown
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water drop creates a rippleTalks
April 6, 2025

Widening Circles

Rachael explores the idea that maturing faith is movement towards “more love and union - in ever widening circles” (Richard Rohr), asking what wisdom this vision could offer us for these days, how we see it expressed in Jesus, and what sandboxes, planks and annoying people can teach us!
Teena Brown
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Talks
March 30, 2025

Prodigal Love

In today's homily, Jess Williams reflects on the parable of the prodigal son, inviting us to consider what the story reveals about both the vulnerability of God and parenthood, and the "wastefully extravagant" prodigal Love of the Divine.
Teena Brown
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As of November 1, 2024, Deanna Rose is our new Victoria St. Centre Facilitator! Are you interested in using our centre?
Here’s who is sharing our space:

 

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