THIS SUNDAY SERVICES

Nov – Dec Roster Planning

We are in the process of preparing the English and Cantonese rosters for November & December worship. If you or your family members are not available to serve on certain days, please contact Fenella as soon as possible.

Giving thanks to God and all our brothers and sisters in Christ as we celebrated St. Elizabeth's 33rd Anniversary last Sunday.
Photos available on our website: stechurch.com/gallery

Last Saturday (St. Francis of Assisi Day), we had a successful morning prayer service and animal blessing with 24 people, along with 10 dogs and 1 cat.
Thanks to all who attended and the help from our St. E brothers & sisters
Special thanks to Joseph Leung and Dr. Bagnell for sharing their stories.
The next animal blessing service will be on October 3, 2026.
We are also planning a gathering or a pet care talk in mid 2026, so please watch for more announcements.
Photos available on our website: stechurch.com/gallery

Sun Oct 19, Oct 26, Nov 2 Food Drive for Mississauga Food Bank

Food insecurity in our city continues to worsen, and folks who are most at risk continue to bear the brunt of the increased cost of living and inflation. The number of food bank visits has risen by 20% to over 500,000 visits per year – the highest ever in our history!
In response to the Food Bank’s appeal to address food insecurity and poverty needs, parishioners are encouraged to bring donated non-perishable food to church on Sundays Oct 19, Oct 26 and Nov 2. The most needed food includes canned fish, canned meat, canned vegetables, peanut butter, cooking oil, flour, pasta, rice, etc. We will transfer all donated food to Mississauga Food Bank.
In addition, all the donated fresh produces collected from St E. Community Garden Network on October 19 will also be donated to Mississauga Food Bank the next day.
Let us pray to our Lord to help our community where everyone is food secure.
If you have any questions, please contact Bonny or email to mission@stechurch.com.

THIS Sun Oct 12 11:30am – 12:30pm Women’s Group Meeting

Women’s group will meet after “Tea-time” on Sunday Oct 12 in the old worship hall.

THIS Wed Oct 15 from 8pm-9pm Book Study 6-part series (Oct to Dec)

Thurs Oct 16 Cantonese Christmas Percussion Group

For Cantonese-speaking adults to learn to play Christmas songs with the Djembe and Rainbow Bells
When:
- Thurs 10:30–11:30am for 9 sessions
- Oct 9, 16, 23, 20, Nov 6, 13, 20, 27, Dec 4
- Christmas Concert on Fri Dec 5, 2025 from 3:00pm-4:30pm
Location: St. Elizabeth's Anglican Church
Instructor: Angela Kwong
Cost: $10 (include instrument rental and refreshments)
Registration: Please contact Angela Kwong in-person at St. Elizabeth’s Anglican Church or phone (647) 507-1051 (Mobile)/(905) 812-2938 (Office)

NEXT Sat Oct 18 9am - 12pm Property Clean Up & Gardening

The last cleaning and maintenance day of this year will take place
NEXT Sat. Oct 18 from 9 AM to 12 PM.
We invite you to take the time to participate in this service. If possible, please bring your gardening equipment. Interested parties please contact Paul Seto.
(Remark: If it rains that day, it will be postponed to next Saturday.)

NEXT Sun Oct 19 St. E Community Garden Network

Thank you for contributing your fresh produce on Sunday September 21. We collected about 170 pounds and had given to CareFirst. They have distributed to 26 families in need.
The Mission Ministry will continue to collect fresh vegetables, either planted or purchased by church members, on October 19 (Sunday), for the 'Community Garden Network.' We will donate these vegetables to Mississauga Food Bank the next day.
If you have any questions, please contact Bonny at mission@stechurch.com

Sun Nov 2 at 10:30am Bishop Kevin Robertson Visiting St. Elizabeth’s

Our Bishop, The Rt. Rev. Kevin Robertson, will visit us on November 2 (Sunday) to officiate the joint Communion service and deliver a sermon. We kindly ask all brothers and sisters to set aside time for this occasion. On that day, our church will arrange simple refreshments before and after the service to welcome the bishop and fellow parishioners