Knox Waterloo

We invite all young adults (approx 18 to 35ish), whether you are a student, working, or in-between, to gather on March 22nd from 11:30 am until about 1:30 pm for lunch, meaningful theological conversation, deepened faith and connections in Room 205.

RSVP to [email protected] by 10am on Thursday, March 19th so that we can ensure that we have enough food for everyone and enough seating set up. Please also indicate if you have a food intolerance or limitation such as vegan, vegetarian, gluten free, dairy free, nuts, etc.

We come as we are—fragile, hopeful, and held.
God knows how we were made,
remembers that we are dust.
We remember, too—that we are finite, and blessed.
Blessed are the fragile.

Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of our Lenten journey. We invite you to join in a brief Ash Wednesday Service today, February 18th, on the Knox YouTube channel.

We invite all young adults (approx 18 to 35ish), whether you are a student, working, or in-between, to the next Young Adult Gathering at Knox Waterloo on Sunday, February 22nd at 11:30am. It is a time to gather for lunch, meaningful theological conversation, deepened faith and connections.

After Sunday morning worship, grab a coffee/beverage in the hall, then come to meet in Room 205 at 11:30am.

RSVP to [email protected] by Wednesday, February 18th at 10am so that we can ensure that we have enough food for everyone and enough seating set up. Please also indicate to me if you have a food intolerance or limitations such as vegan, vegetarian, gluten free, dairy free, nuts, etc.

Jesus often taught through parables—simple stories that invite big wondering. Join us for an intergenerational, child-friendly worship service on Sunday, February 1st at 10am, where we’ll explore Jesus’ stories of a tiny mustard seed, a lost sheep, and a great banquet. Through storytelling, movement, music, and shared wondering, we’ll discover how these parables grow into a wide welcome at the Communion table. All ages are encouraged to participate—there will be space to move, imagine, and connect. Come ready to listen, wonder, and be fed.

Join in worship with Knox Waterloo for Community Connections Sunday, January 25th at 10am.

What does it mean to follow Jesus into the life of the community?

Matthew 4:12–23 describes Jesus engaging in public life by calling individuals, establishing relationships, and integrating faith into daily activities and responsibilities.

Community Connections Sunday encourages us to consider how faith extends beyond our church walls, through partnerships and work for the common good. Knox Waterloo values and supports organizations engaged in essential community-focused work.

Join us as we welcome the following Knox members to share insights about their engagement with local organizations as an expression of their faith.

Marilyn Hollinger – Waterloo County Quilters Guild
Andrea Milne – Tiny Home Takeout
Barb Prysnuk-Schat & Fred Schat – Community Support Connections

Come ready to reflect on how faith inspires action, fosters compassion, and invites everyone into the work of love and justice across our community.

Knox’ Parents & Tots Group and LOGOS ministry are both CANCELLED today - Thursday, January 15


Due to the weather all schools are closed today and we follow their safety guidelines. If you do have to travel today please be safe.

Parents and Tots and LOGOS will resume next week.

Be safe and enjoy God’s winter wonderland today.

A new term of LOGOS begins this evening, Thursday, January 15th and runs until March 12th. Registration is open for the Winter term. Check out the website for more details. Families are welcome to come and “try out” LOGOS for a week if you let us know in advance so that the kitchen can be prepared. New adult volunteers are always welcome! For more information or if you have any questions,
contact the Logos Director at [email protected].

We invite all young adults (approx 18 to 35ish), whether you are a student, working, or in-between, to gather on Sunday, January 25th from 11:30 am until about 1:30 pm for lunch, meaningful theological conversation, deepened faith and connections in Room 205. RSVP to [email protected] by Wednesday, January 21st at 10am

This Sunday, January 4 at 10am in worship at Knox Waterloo we will be reminded that Epiphany is not a gentle story. We look forward to gathering in person and through livestream.
Matthew’s account of the magi, Herod, and the holy family on the run invites us beyond star-gazing and into the realities of fear, power, and courage. This Epiphany, we’ll explore how God’s light doesn’t remove danger—but reveals where God already is: on the road, in the risk, and with those who refuse to give fear the final word. Together, we’ll ask the searching question Epiphany leaves us with: What road can we no longer travel?

Join us to celebrate the birth of the Christ-child,
with three Christmas Eve services to choose from.
Everyone is welcome!

Wednesday, December 24th at 4 pm (Intergenerational)
featuring a modern, interactive nativity pageant filled with humour, music, animals, and plenty of opportunities for all ages to join in

Wednesday, December 24th at 7 pm (Candlelit service of Readings & Carols)
including a Fun with the Young at Heart time and special music by Ayshia Bailie & Reef Downing

Wednesday, December 24th at 9 pm (Candlelit service of Readings & Carols)
with special music by the Knox Chancel Choir