Reaching –Into Faith, Out to Otherswith … openness & inclusion,love & respect,curiosity & courage,justice & hope
What's happening at Glebe-St. James?
List of Services
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Holy Week Services
Please join us for Holy Week! Here are the services:
March 29th: Palm Sunday
April 2nd: Maundy Thursday (service at 7 pm)
April 3rd: Good Friday (service at 10:30 am)
April 5th: Easter Sunday
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Roof leaking! We need your help!
Yes it's true; when it rains outside, it rains inside - the roof needs repair. However our uniquely complicated roof needs specialized care and that takes money. Can you help?
UPDATE!
Just a reminder that if you made a pledge for 2026 for the roof project, your contribution is due April 1st. At this time, there is still a fair amount outstanding. For GSJ to be able to sign a contract with the roofer, it is important that our 2026 pledges be in on time. Thank you for your generosity and commitment to this important project! Thank you to all who have donated! We are almost there!
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Read the March Issue of the Glebe Report!
This month, in the March issue of the Glebe Report there are not one, not two, but THREE (correction! there are FOUR) articles by members of our community! Pam Fitch has a great article on a dear-to-Glebe St. James United Church piece of architecture (page 15), Dudleigh Coyle talks about the passing of a dear, rink-rat (rink at Glebe Memorial Park) friend, Rudy Koop (who was also a long-time supporter of our OMRA grocery card program that supports refugee housing) (page 7) and Marisa Romano (page 21) talks about a long-time volunteer at the Centretown Community Food Centre. And fourthly, Bob Irvine has a lovely article on page 28! We are certainly present in this community!
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Interested in volunteering?
Hi. Are you interested in volunteering at Glebe St James? Scripture readers, land acknowledgements, welcome announcers, ushers and children's church leaders are all needed. Check out the sign out sheets to see if you can fill in a vacancy. Thank you!
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In-person or Live-Streaming Services:
Congregants are welcomed to join us in worship either by live stream (through the blue "Worship Online Button" above) or in person.
If you are not feeling well, we recommend you particiate with us via our livestream.



