Fellowship
COFFEE TIME: 10:15 a.m.-10:40
Join us Sundays in the lower hall to visit over a beverage & snack before the worship service.
POTLUCK LUNCHES:
Visitors welcome! Gather in the lower hall on the 4th Sunday of each month (except Dec.) following the worship service. Regular attendees happily share potluck items: soup/stew from fall-spring / salads in the summer.
Worship
At S.C.C. we strive to reach out to God by making worship an authentic work of the people – inclusive & participatory.
Adherents are involved in the planning and leading of worship services – reading scripture, prayers, preparing/serving The Lord’s Supper, playing instruments, etc.
Children & Family
Children: Worship & Play
We desire to provide kids with a safe, loving and fun environment. On Sundays during the sermon-time, activities take place downstairs for ages 3-12. Adult volunteers have Covid vaccination, and have had a Criminal Record Check. There is also a baby nursery beside the sanctuary that parents with small ones may use during worship services.
Saanich Community “Food Bank” Garden
Adults and children are welcome to participate during Garden workdays, Saturdays 9:30-11:30 from mid-May to Sept. Tasks include preparing the soil, planting, weeding and harvesting produce for the Mustard Seed Food Bank. or www.facebook.com/SaanichCommunityFoodBankGarden

CARE groups
CARE GROUPS provide a nurturing place to ask questions, share concerns, pray, use your gifts to help others and be supported in the challenges of life.
- ‘Food Bank Garden’ project: Volunteer participants work from May-Oct. in our church garden – planting, nurturing & harvesting vegetables/fruit to donate via the Mustard Seed Food Bank to needy people of Victoria. This project commenced in 2007 and works in conjunction with A Rocha Canada www.arocha.org/int-en
- Women’s Bible Study & Fellowship – Join us on Tuesdays 9:30am-11:30am (mid-Sep. to May) at the church – meeting in-person and via Zoom.
- Quilting/Comforters: Making quilts, which are donated to MCC-BC for refugees or emergencies globally. See www.mcccanada.ca/get-involved/kits/comforters. Women & friends are welcome. Contact the office for details.