About WMUC

Worship

• Every Sunday at 10:30 a.m. – Read more about what to expect.
• “Family Time” in worship
• Infant and toddler care
• Church School for age 3 and up
• Adult Choir
• Children’s choir
• Communion monthly
• Refreshments and conversation after worship
• Special worship opportunities – e.g. Ash Wednesday, Good Friday, Christmas, etc.

Learning

• Discovering way for our time to connect Gospel and life
• Adult discussion groups for spiritual development
• Special seasonal Bible study groups
• Intergenerational learning activities
• Sunday children’s programmes

Reaching Out

• Outdoor Créche before Christmas
• Local Food Ministries:
• Food Bank – Thursdays (except last of month; closed July & August) from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
• Friday weekly community supper – 6:00 p.m. (closed July & August) – by donation, if able
• Christmas hampers
• Mimico Faith Communities Network
• Partnership with community service organizations

Caring and Communicating

• Women’s groups – Rebecca Unit and Alpha Unit.
• Cross Communications newsletter
• Weekly Message – e-mail
• WMUC website
• Pastoral conversations
• Support through challenging times
• Worship service & reception for those grieving loss at Christmas

Community Groups at Wesley Mimico United Church

(Phone the church office for information about these groups and about using church space for your programs that serve the community)

• St. Paul’s Restitution Church of God – Sundays, 12:30 p.m.
• Dundas Centre – day program for adults with developmental disabilities
• Kick Start Tae Kwon Do
• Sea Cadets
• Navy League
• TOPS (Taking off Pounds Sensibly)
• Spanish Classes
• Community Kitchen

The United Church of Canada

Wesley Mimico United Church is one of about 3000 congregations and 500 other ministries which make up the United Church of Canada (UCC).  Since the middle of the 19^th century the congregation has been present in the Mimico area as both Methodist and Presbyterian churches.  In 1925, the Presbyterian, Methodist, Congregationalist, and Local Union churches joined to give birth to the UCC, added to in 1968 by congregations of the Evangelical United Brethren.  As a united church, WMUC seeks to foster close cooperation with other local churches and faith communities in order to foster God’s mission of blessing creation.

To learn more, visit the United Church of Canada website.