Our TKPC + Mosaic team is at it again, and will participate in the KCSA season starting May 19.

If you are interested in playing, please speak with Susan.

Join us on March 31 as we celebrate as one church

Join us for Fall Fun Fest! A blessed time of fun, fellowship, food, and crafts!

For the remainder of April, Mosaic will be collecting donation items to help our community partner, Homes First. Homes First is a community agency that supports most vulnerable persons with finding housing or accessing most needed services.

Suggested donation items:

• Diapers

• Pregnancy tests

• Water bottles

• Menstrual products

• Men’s and plus-sized women’s clothing

• Snacks: Granola bars, chips, etc.

• Toothpaste and toothbrushes, etc.

• Mens boxers 

• Women - bra and underwear

• Socks (never enough)

• Back packs 

• Gloves and hats

• Foot/hand warmers

• Winter jackets (men and women)

• Winter/regular foot wear

• Gift cards (this would be handy as incentives)

• Ear plugs

• Eye masks to sleep

To learn more about Homes First, check out https://homesfirst.on.ca/

Join us this Sunday for Easter Service at 10:30AM

On February 6th, a 7.8 earthquake and multiple aftershocks hit Southern Turkey (officially the Republic of Türkiye) and Northern Syria – one of the strongest in the region in over 100 years. Sadly, the death toll has exceeded the tens of thousands and continues to rise hour by hour. This region is home to an already vulnerable population due to years of conflict which created massive ongoing needs before the earthquake. Now collapsed buildings and damaged roads have left hundreds of thousands displaced and stranded in the freezing temperatures; children are particularly vulnerable to family separation, exploitation, and abuse at this time.

For the month of March, tithing will be directed towards World Vision’s mission by providing life-saving support with access to temporary shelters, heaters, clean water, non-food items, and critically needed healthcare. We’re also providing care for vulnerable children separated from their families amid the turmoil.