Christ Church

A welcoming Anglican church in the heart of Bolton, Ontario

Welcome to Christ Church — We’re Always Here for You!

Although the COVID-19 pandemic has kept us at home, we at Christ Church continue to serve you! The Church is not simply a building, it is the people, the Body of Christ. We invite you to join in our daily live-stream worship services, broadcasted daily on our Facebook Live page (you need not be a member of Facebook to view). To watch, visit this link. Moreover, you are not alone during this time. If you need to talk with someone, email us and we will give you a call. Finally, if you need a little help with delivery of food and supplies, please let us know. You are important to us and we remain committed to serving you and the community of Bolton. God Bless!

Live-Stream of Palm Sunday Liturgy

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You are invited to share with us in our worship on Sunday at 10:00 a.m. Although we are unable to be together in person, we are still one in the Body of Christ, the Church.

To share in our worship, visit our Facebook page for the live video and to see other services. You do not need a Facebook account to watch and participate. We will begin our video about 10 minutes before our prayer time.

You can follow along by downloading the worship leaflet.

Following the service, we welcome you to stop by the church anytime after 12:00 noon to collect a Palm Branch. Blessed branches will be in a container just outside the church office.

We ask that if you do come by, please simply take a branch and maintain a two-metre space between you and any other persons. Do not remain at the church; instead take your branch home and place it either in your front window or on your front door for others to see.

Finally, if you would like to make a cross of your palm, you can watch this YouTube video that shows you how.

Know of you prayers for you and your loved ones. May God keep you safe always! Peace!

Listening to God in the Stillness

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In these days of self-isolation, no matter how hard we try to distract ourselves with books, movies, hobbies and other activities, we will find we have some empty or “still” time on our hands. This can feel very intimidating at first. However, if we welcome this stillness, and accept that God may be trying to break through to us in this emptiness, then it can be a very rich time indeed. Read more…