Thanks for visiting our page. Historically, we worship every Sunday morning at 10 AM. Though, during winter, if it snowed over 6cm overnight, or its going to be colder than -30C, then we're probably all staying home.
Heimtal will be holding a few in-person worship services over the Advent/Christmas Season. Covid restrictions still apply so we are limiting attendance to 36 people. ALL people attending are required to sanitize their hands and wear a mask, and also social distancing must be observed. Space is limited, first come, first served!
Sunday, November 28, 2021 at 10am. This is the first Sunday in Advent and if you wish you can bring a picnic lunch that you can eat with your family/cohort group after the service. Remaining in your group you can then trim candles or go upstairs to decorate the sanctuary. We are keeping the decorations to a minimum-just enough to make it feel like Christmas. Neil Fenske has kindly agreed to bring us the message.
December 12, 2021 at 2pm (please note the time)- This is the third Sunday in Advent. We will have Rev. Matt Gillard with us and he will be serving us Holy Communion.
Christmas Eve, December 24, 2021 at 7pm.
Please follow this link to RSVP if you are coming to any of the services: https://forms.gle/C4oNNxzzRes9kQTy6
If you have difficulty filling in this survey or any other questions, please fill out the contact page and we will endeavour to respond to you in a timely way.
We are a small congregation of about 25 people, who are trying to be faithful to following Jesus Christ in how we live our lives on a daily basis. When you come to Heimtal, you will find friendly people, peaceful worship, and what the pastor hopes to be good preaching (no alter calls, no preaching about end of days, and no “my way or the highway” style). Instead, we feel that preaching should be a conversation about how we understand the good news of Jesus Christ in our life and world around us.
There is no dress code, no political agenda. We sing a mixture of modern and ancient hymns. Mostly with a wonderful organist, but sometimes with a guitar player, and when they are away, we sing acapella, because we just like to sing. We range in age from a few months old to 93. Kids stay in worship for half of the service, then after a children's message, there's a class for kids where they learn a Sunday School lesson with fun activities.
We try not to get caught up in dogma, theology, or politics. We follow the Moravian motto which states, In the Essentials, Unity; in the Non-Essentials, Liberty; and in All Things, Love.
If you're looking for a church were you will not get lost in the crowd, this is the place for you. Come for a visit!
Heimtal will be holding a few in-person worship services over the Advent/Christmas Season. Covid restrictions still apply so we are limiting attendance to 36 people. ALL people attending are required to sanitize their hands and wear a mask, and also social distancing must be observed. Space is limited, first come, first served!
Sunday, November 28, 2021 at 10am. This is the first Sunday in Advent and if you wish you can bring a picnic lunch that you can eat with your family/cohort group after the service. Remaining in your group you can then trim candles or go upstairs to decorate the sanctuary. We are keeping the decorations to a minimum-just enough to make it feel like Christmas. Neil Fenske has kindly agreed to bring us the message.
December 12, 2021 at 2pm (please note the time)- This is the third Sunday in Advent. We will have Rev. Matt Gillard with us and he will be serving us Holy Communion.
Christmas Eve, December 24, 2021 at 7pm.
Please follow this link to RSVP if you are coming to any of the services: https://forms.gle/C4oNNxzzRes9kQTy6
If you have difficulty filling in this survey or any other questions, please fill out the contact page and we will endeavour to respond to you in a timely way.
We are a small congregation of about 25 people, who are trying to be faithful to following Jesus Christ in how we live our lives on a daily basis. When you come to Heimtal, you will find friendly people, peaceful worship, and what the pastor hopes to be good preaching (no alter calls, no preaching about end of days, and no “my way or the highway” style). Instead, we feel that preaching should be a conversation about how we understand the good news of Jesus Christ in our life and world around us.
There is no dress code, no political agenda. We sing a mixture of modern and ancient hymns. Mostly with a wonderful organist, but sometimes with a guitar player, and when they are away, we sing acapella, because we just like to sing. We range in age from a few months old to 93. Kids stay in worship for half of the service, then after a children's message, there's a class for kids where they learn a Sunday School lesson with fun activities.
We try not to get caught up in dogma, theology, or politics. We follow the Moravian motto which states, In the Essentials, Unity; in the Non-Essentials, Liberty; and in All Things, Love.
If you're looking for a church were you will not get lost in the crowd, this is the place for you. Come for a visit!
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