Trinity Streetsville

Tom Petty was right: 'The waiting IS the hardest part.' No one likes being put on hold or left in silence, especially when we’re longing to hear from God. So, how do we respond when God seems quiet? One of the essential skills we need to develop is what the Bible calls 'waiting on the Lord.' Though it may sound like a cliché, waiting on God is one of the most profound ways we learn to navigate lif...

Disappointment, heartbreak and illness are part of life and when we are walking through those things it can be so easy to feel like we're all alone. In this episode of Trinity Talks Kylah sits down with some of those who are called to walk alongside people in the darkest parts of life. At Trinity, these people are known as "Stephen Ministers". Listen in as we talk about what a Stephen Minister is,...

Good times are wonderful, but they never last. Dark days will come - both in the wider society and in our personal lives. Knowing this, how can we be prepared to handle them?

This week we conclude our 8-week series by discovering how sharing hospitality brings us face to face with Jesus in unexpected ways. We also launch our Gather and Grow Initiative!

Is hospitality a priority for churches today? Why have an open communion table? Are there ever times when we shouldn't offer hospitality? Join Kylah, Rob and Jordana as they respond to these questions and more. #Podcast #Hositality #Inclusion #Communion #EatTogether #AskThePastor

Know that feeling when you walk into a place where you don't know anyone? The anxiety, the excitement, the nervousness, the dread. Join us to chat about what it's like to be new to a church and how sharing meals together can help overcome some of those initial emotions as we move from strangers to family. #EatTogether #ChurchPodcast #Hospitality

Like the iconic movie The Breakfast Club, Jesus shared a meal with a group of people from different walks of life—each with their own stories and failures. Yet, despite their differences, Jesus welcomed them into fellowship, offering reconciliation with each other and with God.

Join us for a Thanksgiving episode of Trinity Talks where we discuss the history of Thanksgiving, some of our favourite fall memories, and how newcomers to Canada have learned to celebrate the holiday.

Whether your Thanksgiving feast is overflowing or simple, God's love is greater still. Its width, length, depth, and height surround us all, offering more than we could ever imagine.

What happens when you cook dinner and invite everyone in? Join us as we talk about the community meals program at Trinity to find out. #EatTogether #CommunityMeals #Podcast #TrinityChurch

Wine connoisseurs often claim they can detect subtle hints and undertones by carefully sniffing and sipping a glass of wine. Similarly, a thoughtful reading of Jesus' miracle in John 2 reveals layers of meaning that teach us much about who Jesus is and why He came.

Wondering what the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is? Why is it important? Why does it matter for churches and followers of Christ? Join us for a conversation to explore these questions and more. Kylah and Rochelle mention a number of resources to continue your learning: Anglican Church of Canada’s Apology for Residential Schools: https://www.anglican.ca/tr/apology/ Orange Shirt Day: ww...

A meal has the power to include or exclude. Deep down, we all long to feel included, to know we matter. But too often, we chase significance through beauty, wealth, or success—only to be disappointed. Zacchaeus was one of those people, seeking worth in wealth but finding himself excluded from society. That changed when he met Jesus.

On this week's episode of Trinity Talks Kylah sits down with members of online LIFE groups to hear about their experiences and how meeting online provides both flexibility and potential for deeper friendship and faith.

Ever felt snubbed or overlooked, like being stuck at the back of the room while others bask in the spotlight? Jesus flipped social norms by inviting everyone—especially the outcasts—to His table. In Luke 14 Jesus is at a dinner party and flips the script once again with an important word for hosts, for guests and for all of us. Listen in as Rob takes us through these important words from Jesus. #A...

How do you turn a little into a lot? In life, we often find ourselves needing God to transform small opportunities into great ones, limited abilities into remarkable skills, or low energy into abundant strength. When Jesus fed 5,000 people with just a few loaves and fish, He revealed a powerful truth: when we offer God what little we have, He can multiply it!

How can we heal the division and detachment in our world today? Sometimes, the most complicated problems have the simplest solutions. Biblical hospitality is one of the most powerful ways to break down barriers and extend God’s love to others. Since many feel more at ease in a living room than in a church, our homes can become outposts of the Kingdom of God—places where grace, connection, and love...

Join us this Sunday for our 9:15am or 11:15am service as Rob speaks on the topic of brewing up wisdom!

On this episode of Trinity Talks, Elizabeth speaks with Kylah as she passes on the role of Online Engagement Director.

Sometimes in the Psalms God just wants us to sing out loud with everything we have! This Sunday, join us as guest preacher Michael Messenger turns up the volume on Psalm 100, urging us to lift our voices and praise God with unrestrained joy and gratitude. Let’s come together and make a joyful noise that resonates with our deepest thanks and worship!

After six weeks of summer camp, camp staff reflect on the summer that was. Hear from Brooklyn, Krista, and Rachel about their passions for the program, the campers, the families, and the mission of the camp itself.

Bruce Springsteen sang that “You can’t start a fire without a spark.” There are lots of love songs that compare human love to fire, but Psalm 63 tells how to ignite and sustain the fires of a relationship with God. Our love for God starts with the spark of faith, but it grows as we fuel that love with worship and prayer.

In this episode of Trinity Talks, Rev Sandra Seaborn sits down to share her experiences and wisdom. As an ordained minister in the Anglican Church, Sandra has worked in both parish ministry and community-based outreach ministry. Learn about the role of calling and obedience as she has discerned her path, about the importance of community building in Christ-like outreach, and about the practical st...

Why is confession important? In this sermon, guest preacher Sandra Seaborn reflects on Psalm 51, and specifically on the topic of confession. She explores the concept biblically from both the Old and New Testament, and challenges us to enter into confession as a means to draw closer relationally with God.

Heather walks us through how the cemetery has developed over the past few years as she led the restoration project and development of the Sam and Hazel McCallion Prayer Garden!