Join us for the beloved Knox tradition of CANTATA Sunday on Sunday, December 14 at 10am! This year's Cantata is Mary McDonald's "Festival of Christmas: A Joyful Celebration of the Season" featuring the Knox Christmas Choir (over 40 voices this year!), and a professional instrumental ensemble of 20 talented musicians! Bring family and friends as we light the Advent Candle of Joy and bask in the beautiful music together! 

Our Junior High Youth (Grades 7-8) gather once a month on Sunday mornings from 10 to 11am for engaging faith-based conversations.

Jay Bailey -  Deyohahá:ge - “two roads or paths” in the Cayuga language is a book written by members of the Six Nations and their neighbours, including Knox member Jay Bailey. This book introduces readers not only to the 17th-century history of how the Dutch and British joined the wampum agreement, but also to how it might restore good relations today.

Katie Mack -The Perimeter Institute: The end of the universe- astrophysically speaking: Katie Mack is a theoretical cosmologist who holds the Hawking Chair in Cosmology and Science Communication at the Perimeter Institute. She will speak about her 2020 book, The End of Everything (Astrophysically Speaking), which presents a scientific overview of the end of the universe.

WINTER BOOK STUDY on Zoom
Tending Tomorrow:  Courageous Change for People and Planet 
by Leah Reesor-Keller

Join others at Knox for an online study of this thought-provoking book by local author Leah Reesor-Keller, who spoke at Knox in September during the Season of Creation.

7:30-9 pm, Wednesday evenings (Jan. 21, Jan. 28, & Feb. 4)

Stuart McTavish - What on Earth: Stuart will talk about rare-earth minerals that are truly rare and also critical minerals, which have become a major focus in the news.  All of this excitement is driven by both low-emission transportation targets and by modest goals for low-carbon generation of electricity. Mining is sexy; our lives depend on it.

WINTER BOOK STUDY on Zoom
Tending Tomorrow:  Courageous Change for People and Planet 
by Leah Reesor-Keller

Join others at Knox for an online study of this thought-provoking book by local author Leah Reesor-Keller, who spoke at Knox in September during the Season of Creation.

7:30-9 pm, Wednesday evenings (Jan. 21, Jan. 28, & Feb. 4)

MCC - Paul Spencer will be joining us to talk about the Mennonite Central Committee Meat Cannery, which opened in New Hamburg in January 2025. The goal of this operation is to help deal with food insecurity by producing nutritious food which can be shipped around the world.

Joe Mancini - The Working Centre: Making Home began by rethinking 97 Victoria N, The Working Centre's 100-year-old industrial building. The project brought together developers, architects, lawyers, planners, engineers and local builders, all of whom were committed to remaking the property into a purpose-built hub supporting both people experiencing homelessness and those who are precariously housed. Making Home will provide a campus model of housing, including a community gathering space, healthcare and mental health supports and beautiful architecture

Peter Rasberry-  Gaia's Gifts:  Gaia was the Greek earth-goddess or Mother Earth.  As a hobby photographer, Peter is excited to share his deep connection to nature through some of his images and experiences. His photographs have appeared in several wildlife publications and were on exhibit at Environment Canada's Biosphere Museum in 2010.