The WHU Outreach Committee, in conjunction with Scarborough Centre for Healthy Communities, has volunteered to help 10 families in the Wishes for the Holidays Program. You can help share the joy!
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Please join us for this signature event and invite your friends and family for a lovely taste of West Hill's unique perspective on December 11th at 10:30 am.
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Please join us for this special service on October 30th.
On this day, we will celebrate the lives of love ones we have lost and hold them in the hearts of our West Hill family.
Gratitude can be difficult in a broken world. But in gratitude we may find rejoicing.
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This Sunday we will wonder about our place in this broken world. We will open spaces for lament. sadness, and outrage. We value our commitment to justice and work for the common good but it doesn't seem to make a dent in the brokenness of this world.
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Join us on Sunday, April 10 and 17 for our Dream Away services as we reach deep into the complexities and challenges that resonate with an ancient story but face us at this moment in time… and seek within them the beauty of possibility and hope.
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Our next movie in our Inspired by Hollywood series is Don’t Look UP, created by Adam McKay.
This award-nominated film is a dark, satirical, comedy about the end of the world. The movie examines our willingness to live in denial in the face of an existential threat. We will look closely at the question, “What is Truth”?
Members of our Outreach Committee are inviting you to join us in lending a helping hand to these youth. Their Councillor has told us that they like to provide each student coming into the program with a bag of useful items.
We have set up a dropbox in the lobby for goods brought to the Sunday gathering.
The third movie we will look at in our Inspired by Hollywood service series is BELFAST, created by Kenneth Branagh. The movie doesn't get into the reasons behind the Troubles but the specter of violence is always looming. Of course, the Troubles were connected to a complicated history in Ireland and the UK. If we are going to contemplate the nature of violence, it is helpful to dig into our history. This Sunday we will travel deep into our own history.
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