“Let us then approach God’s throne of grace with confidence, so that we may receive mercy and find grace to help us in our time of need.” [ Hebrews 4:16 ]
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“But he said to me, ‘My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.’ Therefore I will boast all the more gladly about my weaknesses, so that Christ’s power may rest on me.” [ 2 Corinthians 12:9 ]
From Hollow Pursuits to the True Light of Hope Dear Graceview Family, As we transition into a new season of ministry together, I find myself reflecting on our unique identity as children of God. In a world that often feels heavy or disconnected, we are called to be the “light of the world” (Matthew 5:14). But what does that light actually look like in our daily interactions? Lately, I have been struck by the amount of darkness hidden behind the…
Dear Graceview Family, This year marks 25 years since Graceview’s formation through amalgamation — a silver jubilee of shared faith, worship, and service. Though our building has stood since 1960, it is the steadfast devotion of our congregation that has truly sustained God’s work here. Our ministry this year shows a congregation that is steady, resilient, and anchored in Christ. Worship remains reverent and spiritually enriching, and our care for one another continues unabated. Even amid the challenges facing mainline churches across Canada,…
When the Bells Ring: A Renewed Hope for the City As this year draws toward its close, I find my heart lingering on a moment of grace God provided for me earlier this month—one that arrived at just the right time. I had the privilege of being invited by the Canadian Bible Society to the 25th Anniversary Bells on Bay Street breakfast worship event at the Fairmont Royal York. The gathering began at 7 a.m. on a snowy Toronto morning,…
June 7th, 2026 Romans 1:18-32, 2:1-4 Romans 1 is a challenging passage that draws us beneath surface behaviours into a deeper spiritual diagnosis. The Apostle Paul describes humanity’s repeated “exchange”—turning the truth of God for lies, and worshipping created things rather than the Creator. Before sin appears in outward actions, it begins with disordered worship. When God is no longer at the centre, other things quietly take His place, shaping identity, security, and desire. At its heart, this passage is about worship.…
April 12th, 2026 Ephesians 4:1–3, 29–32 & Colossians 3:12–14 People come into the church with different personalities, backgrounds, and perspectives, and because of that, differences are inevitable—sometimes even leading to tension or misunderstanding. Yet because Christ is risen, we are called not to withdraw from one another, but to live together as a family held together by Jesus, reflecting His grace in how we remain, love, and extend grace to one another—even when differences make it difficult. 1. Unity Is…
March 1st, 2026 Ecclesiastes 7:16–22 & Titus 3:1–7 In a world marked by polarization, cultural tension, and constant ideological pressure, this sermon calls believers to a different posture: clarity without contempt, conviction without cruelty. The Reality We Face Four Personal Reflections on Today’s World The Biblical Posture The Call At the Lord’s Table, Christ gathers imperfect people—humbles the proud, heals the divided, and feeds those hungry for grace. The world is complicated. Christ is not confused.History is noisy. Christ is…
(an Inuit village in Nunavik, the northern most part of Quebec) Anna Cherniak I wish to express great thanks to the Mission Team and our Graceview congregation for helping the Inuit children of Iguarsivik School in the village of Puvirnituq. I had taught there for 10 years. A good number of those years were made easier and considerably more fun for the students through the wonderful ‘gifts’ sent up to Iguarsivik School from Graceview…
From the Guatemalan Mission Team The Guatemala mission team will be serving around 1000 children across 4 schools and an orphanage in mid-March. We’re looking for donations of the following items:
The Guatemala mission team will be serving around 1000 children across 4 schools and an orphanage in mid-March. We’re looking for donations of the following items: 1. Summer clothing for orphan babies/toddlers (0-3 years), young children (3-12 years) and young moms (11-15 years) 2. Baby shoes, regular shoes, tennis shoes, socks and towels for children (1-10 years) 3. Diapers, blankets, bottles for newborns 4. Medicine and first aid items, such as Tylenol, Advil, Polysporin, bandages, alcohol swabs 5. Soft cover lightweight notebooks, crayons, watercolor paints,…
Download PDF July 29, 2026Summer is the season that I love the most. I love planting veggies in pots, and in the garden. I feel that I have become an expert on tomatoes as well as peppers (both green and Jalapeño). This year I expanded my attempts and bought some spinach plants. These were an abject failure. Why did they go to seed so early and why did I get just a few measly leaves with which to make a…
Download the PDF July 22, 2026 I cannot believe how fast summer is going by. It is almost August and as a retired teacher, I know that “August 1st” feeling. Today, as I write this, it is pouring cats and dogs outside. As I listen to the rhythm of the falling rain (sorry, I could not resist) I rejoice at how nature is replenishing our lawns and gardens. I feel like this is a “snow day” where I do not…
Download the PDF July 15, 2026 Reflections on Genesis 1:26-31 center on the Imago Dei (the image of God), humanity’s unique role as caretakers of the earth, and the inherent dignity of all human life. These verses mark the pinnacle of the creation narrative, outlining a specific purpose, authority, and blessing for mankind. Core Themes and Reflections Cultural and Modern Application Today, these verses challenge us to view every human life—regardless of background, status, or ability—with profound dignity, as each…
