Our Thanksgiving worship will centre on the Gospel story of the ten people healed by Jesus, and the one who turns back to give thanks. It is a story that invites us not simply to be grateful, but to pay attention—to notice the grace and goodness already present in our lives.

Our theme will be “Thanksliving.” Thanksgiving is about more than counting our blessings. Gratitude can change the way we live. It can lead us to greater generosity, deeper care for one another, concern for the earth, and a renewed commitment to reconciliation and justice. The gifts we receive are not meant to stop with us; they are meant to flow through us into the lives of others.

Our guest musician will be Leo Purich.  Music will also celebrate the spirit of the day, including All Creatures of Our God and King, Grateful for the Life You Give, and Now Thank We All Our God. The choir will offer Every Day Is a Day of Thanksgiving.

Together, may our thanksgiving become thanksliving.