Welcome!
Kate is working from the office, Shirley our Office Administrator is working from home.. Please phone the church 519-524-2103 (messages will be checked) or Kate 519-670-1535 (cell) if you would like to drop off a donation, or need any other assistance. If you would like to set up PAR (previously authorized remittance), please be in touch. We can also receive donations via etransfer or by Canada Helps (see button below)
For the time being, our services are pre-recorded. Once stay at home orders are eased, we will return to a Livestream service.
Our phone is tree is working. If you need to talk to someone, please feel welcome to call our Minister, Kate at 519-670-1535 or connect via email kate@lakeshoreuc.org to arrange a time to speak or meet virtually.
Service for May 9, 2021 6th Sunday in Easter
Mental Health Resources
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Church School Story Time for May 2, 2021
To celebrate our world of happy differences as part of God’s plan
Philip Meets the Ethiopian
Focus Scripture - Acts 8: 26-40
An Activity Puzzle Sheet and Cooperative Games
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View our recent newsletter
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Offering and Donations
We can now accept online donations from Canada Helps. Click on the donate now button, with our thanks!
Please note, we CANNOT accept donations for Huron Out of the Cold. The project is funded through the Huron County Social and Property Services
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We are glad you popped by!
We are working hard to keep our website current and up to date.
Feel free to visit often!
Please join us for Sunday Morning Worship - 10:30am.
56 North Street
Goderich, Ontario
Usually church is finished at 11:40am.
Come as you like - dressed up or casual - you will find it doesn't matter to us.
Shirts and shoes would be appreciated!
The Church office is open Tuesday- Friday 9:30am-1:30pm
Feel free to call us at 519-524-2103, you will find our Office Administrator, Shirley Rodger on the other end of the phone.
If you would like to receive our weekly Keeping in Touch emails, send a message to Shirley office@lakeshoreuc.org and she will add you to the list.
These messages are sent out on Friday.
Our minister is the Rev. Kate Ballagh-Steeper and is available via the church office or kate@lakeshoreuc.org
Preserves and Meat pies from The Pie Shoppe freezer are available.
Contact the church 519 524 2103
or visit Tuesday to Friday 9:30am to 1:30pm to arrange for purchase.
Support the Life and Work of Lakeshore United Church
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You give financially but want to offer more?
There are always volunteer opportunities at Lakeshore!
Christian Development Worship Pastoral Care Stewardship and Finance United Church Women Communication Congregational Life Audio Visual If you are interested in any of these opportunities, just contact the Church office or our minister. |
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Another way to give...
Loyalty Funding is another way to give that does not take money out of your pocket. Loyalty Funding provides the opportunity to purchase gift cards for stores you use regularly - like the grocery store, gas station and drug store. When you purchase cards, a percentage of each card is donated to the Church.
The first $1000 raised supports our work with FOTOCAN and the Orphanage work they do in Latin and Central America. After that, the funds raised will be contributed to our General Fund to support the ongoing ministry of the congregation. Follow the link to learn more. The more members of the congregation who participate, the more money we raise!
www.loyaltyfunding.ca/lakeshore
The first $1000 raised supports our work with FOTOCAN and the Orphanage work they do in Latin and Central America. After that, the funds raised will be contributed to our General Fund to support the ongoing ministry of the congregation. Follow the link to learn more. The more members of the congregation who participate, the more money we raise!
www.loyaltyfunding.ca/lakeshore
The Welcome Project
Welcome Project Part II is underway!
Ward is here!
Arriving in Toronto on September 17th, followed by a strict 14 day quarantine, Ward is now adjusting to life in Canada.
He has been exploring Goderich by bike and foot and having outdoor visits with members of the Welcome Project team.
Although the journey to his arrival was long with many disappointments and struggles along the way, we are so delighted to be welcoming this gentle, kind man.
Ward is busy working on his English through ESL (although it is pretty good already) with the hope of pursuing post secondary education. He is looking forward to getting a driver's license and exploring more of Ontario (once it is safe to do so).
He is settling in with his hosts, Al and Laura Mullin. We are grateful Ward is here and look forward to sharing his journey.
Peter, Hellen and their family who arrived in February 2016 are settled into life in Stratford, Ontario. All the adults are working and all the children are now in school! Peter says he likes the cold, but I'm not sure the teenagers in the family would agree!
We have been deeply blessed by the way our journeys in life and faith have intersected.
Ward is here!
Arriving in Toronto on September 17th, followed by a strict 14 day quarantine, Ward is now adjusting to life in Canada.
He has been exploring Goderich by bike and foot and having outdoor visits with members of the Welcome Project team.
Although the journey to his arrival was long with many disappointments and struggles along the way, we are so delighted to be welcoming this gentle, kind man.
Ward is busy working on his English through ESL (although it is pretty good already) with the hope of pursuing post secondary education. He is looking forward to getting a driver's license and exploring more of Ontario (once it is safe to do so).
He is settling in with his hosts, Al and Laura Mullin. We are grateful Ward is here and look forward to sharing his journey.
Peter, Hellen and their family who arrived in February 2016 are settled into life in Stratford, Ontario. All the adults are working and all the children are now in school! Peter says he likes the cold, but I'm not sure the teenagers in the family would agree!
We have been deeply blessed by the way our journeys in life and faith have intersected.
