News and events for

Grace Anglican Church
Milton, Ontario

Grace Church's 20th Annual Golf Tournament – September 19

Grace Church is excited to celebrate a milestone year with our 20th Annual Golf Tournament, taking place on September 19 at Oakville Executive Golf Course.

We invite parishioners, family members, friends, and youth ages 12–18 to join us for a day of fellowship, fun, and fundraising as we work together to support an important initiative in the life of our church.

For the past 20 years, proceeds from the tournament have helped fund a number of significant projects, including:

  • Installation of an in-ground lawn sprinkler system
  • A new electronic roadside sign
  • A new front entrance door
  • Solar panel installation
  • Cleaning and restoration of our 131-year-old stained-glass windows

Supporting Our Accessibility Project

This year, all tournament proceeds will support Grace Church’s Accessibility Project.

As we continue to serve our community, we are committed to ensuring that our facilities are welcoming and accessible to everyone. Planned improvements include the installation of an elevator and other enhancements that will enable all members of our community to fully participate in church life.

Join Us

Whether you are a seasoned golfer or simply looking for a meaningful way to support your church community, we would be delighted to have you take part in this year’s event. Your participation will help make our 20th Annual Golf Tournament a tremendous success and contribute to an important project that will benefit our parish for years to come.

For more information, please contact Golf Committee members Gary Hogg, Frank Johnson, or Tom Snowdon.

We look forward to seeing you on the course and thank you for your continued support of Grace Church and its mission.

Vendors Wanted: Grace Church Fall Market— Saturday, September 26

Autumn is on its way, and with it one of our favourite traditions — the Grace Church Fall Market. This year’s market takes place on Saturday, September 26, 2026, from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the church, 317 Main Street East, Milton — and we’d love to fill it with local makers, crafters, and small businesses.

 

Do you have something to sell or something to promote? A table at the Fall Fayre puts your work in front of friends and neighbours from across Milton and Halton. Handmade goods, artisan crafts, home businesses, and community groups are all warmly welcome.

 

To reserve a table or ask a question, please get in touch with Lorrette using the links below.

 

Space is limited, so we’d encourage you to reach out early. Whether you come to sell or simply to shop, we look forward to welcoming you to a lively autumn morning at Grace Church.

Men's Work Day – October 3

The Men of Grace are inviting all men to join us for a Church Work Day on Saturday, October 3 from 9am to noon. We have a variety of maintenance and repair projects, both big and small, that will help keep our church building and grounds in good condition.

 

No special skills are required. Whether you’re experienced with repairs or simply willing to lend a hand, there will be plenty of opportunities to help. It’s also a great chance to meet and connect with other men in the church while learning more about what it takes to maintain our facilities.

 

Come out for a few hours of fellowship, service, and teamwork as we work together to care for our church home.

 

Date: October 3, 9-12
Who: All men are welcome
What: Church maintenance and repair projects

 

A sign-up sheet is available on the bulletin board.
Please add your name so we know who will be joining us.

 

We hope to see you there!

Alongside Hope supports emergency response in Nepal

Please give today to Alongside Hope’s Nepal Emergency Response Fund. 

 

Your gift will help LWF Nepal provide food, emergency shelter, household supplies and other urgent support to families who have lost nearly everything.  

 

LWF Nepal has provided emergency supplies to 136 flood-affected households in Bidur Municipality, including kitchen utensil sets, family tents and tarpaulins. As needs continue to unfold, the response will focus first on vulnerable families, then support early recovery and long-term resilience.

Canadian Wildfire Relief - Anglicans Respond

If you would like to support emergency relief to Canadians during this year’s wildfire season you can do so through Alongside Hope (formerly known as PWRDF). This is the Anglican Church of Canada’s emergency and relief agency. 
 
You can give online (Give Today | Alongside Hope), on the phone by calling 1-866-308-7973 or by mail. Please send your cheque to Alongside Hope, 80 Hayden Street, Toronto, ON, M4Y 3G2, indicating “In Canada Emergency Response” in the notes.

A Grandparents Club is Coming this Fall

This fall, Grace Church Milton is launching a Grandparents Club — a warm, welcoming space for those in the second half of life who long to share their faith with the younger people they love.

 

And it isn’t only for grandparents. Whether you’re a grandparent, great-grandparent, great-aunt or great-uncle, godparent, or simply a caring mentor, you’re warmly invited. Over eight relaxed gatherings, the club explores prayer, listening well to children and youth, sharing our own spiritual stories, and offering a blessing to those we love — all in the supportive spirit of a club rather than a class.

 

Planning meetings will take place in August, with the group beginning to gather this fall.

 

If you’d like to join us or learn more, please speak with Rev. Karine, Mary, or Lorrette.

Upcoming in the Community

Fall Vendor Sale

Grace Anglican Church

September 26th

Details to come

 

Healing Prayer Requests

Each week during our service we pray for those who have requested to be remembered in our public prayers for healing. If you are in need of our prayers and want your name included, please contact our office to have your name added to our list.  Our weekly list is renewed each month so please remember to add your name if your need continues.


Confidential Prayer Requests

If you prefer to keep your name confidential, you can call or email our Rector or Prayer Team directly. You will be prayed for, but your name will not be read in public at our worship services or published in any way to respect your privacy.