Update:  the roofing project is 99% complete! Thank you Aquilla Roofing!  The 2 western turrets have been reclad in cedar shakes and repainted. The roof slopes at the western end of the sancturay have been repaired and reshingled.  And the old chimney on the parking lot side has been removed and the roof reshingled in that area. However, we will still need your financial support in the coming two years to pay for this important project to protect our sacred space. 

Thank you to everyone who has made a donation or a pledge so far. And if you are still considering it, any and all support is most welcome and will make a difference.

Peer support group for adults living with DID (Dissociative Identity Disorder) or OSDD (Other Specified Dissociative Disorder) - diagnosed or self-identified.  In-person, peer-led meetings focused on connection, understanding, and mutual support. Free, no registration required. Not therapy. 

For our next DID-613 meeting you are invited to bring along your own craft project and enjoy an evening of open conversation, asking questions, sharing experiences.

We want to support one another while we create.

If crafting isn't your thing, you're very welcome to come just to chat.

We'll also have colouring supplies available for anyone who would like to colour while we talk.

📅 October 14th, November 11, December 9. 

🕚 6:00–7:30 PM

📍 Glebe-St. James, Art Room (650 Lyon St S, Ottawa)

Participation is always optional. You're welcome to share, listen, or simply be present.

Instagram @DID613_Ottawa 

Newsletter: https://DID-613.substack.com/subscribe

Contact: Julia Hurrelmann (juliabymes at gmail.com)

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. 

Did you know that the Centretown Churches Social Action Committee (CCSAC) is a collective of twenty-two churches in downtown Ottawa and Glebe St James is one of them! CCSAC was started in 1967 by nine churches to respond to social needs in the Centretown area. CCSAC has undertaken many initiatives on behalf of people who are socially and economically disadvantaged in our community. Since 1978, CCSAC’s main project has been oversight of the Centretown Community Food Centre (CEFC). CCSAC’s mandate also includes advocacy for social justice, especially for issues relating to poverty.

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!