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Congregation during Worship

Experience worship in community.

Engage in a faith community.

Mississauga Community Church is a welcoming, Christ-centred community where everyone belongs. As a multicultural, multigenerational congregation, we are engaged in providing relevant experiences and a genuine sense of community for all who interact with us, as we share in support, transformation, and spiritual growth. Worship takes place every Sunday morning at 10:30 at our Cawthra site, 3173 Cawthra Rd, just south of Bloor.

Gospel Music

What We Believe

For Salvationists, belief and action have always been intertwined. Our faith and practice are rooted in the Bible, personal experience and the Christian heritage. Salvation Army doctrine is part of that heritage, and it too is built upon the foundation of the biblical text as interpreted by the people of God.

Congregation during worship

First time at MCC?

We would really like to get to know a bit about you, and we would love to get you connected to some of our programs and ministries. Please fill in the attached form, and then someone from our team will get in touch with you!

What about my kids?

We love your kids! One of our key values is strengthening family and we offer meaningful activities, events and discipleship programs both on Sundays and throughout the week.  On Sundays our families all begin the worship service together in the sanctuary and part way through, the kids (pre-school through middle school) will be invited to join age-appropriate learning and discovery in a kid friendly space. Our church also has a newly renovated nursery available for parents with children 2 and under.

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Upcoming Sermon Series

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March Sermon Series

March sermons will give focus to Lent, with the theme "Give" as we look at what a variety of individuals in the Biblical narrative "give" to the Lord leading up to the cross. We will celebrate the Resurrection of Jesus Christ on Easter weekend, April 3-5, with special guests Lieut. Cols Brian and Lynn Armstrong, our Divisional Leaders.

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April Sermon Series

The season following Easter is a time of embracing the promise and hope of Resurrection. It is a time of leaning into the Stories That Matter. In our April sermon series we will explore the stories of those who wrestled with the Easter event and how those stories can help us live the reality of eternity in our everyday lives. It is clear from these stories that Jesus wanted to equip us to thrive in a season of Easter promise. This season, we hope you’ll engage in stories that matter.

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May Sermon Series

During the month of May we will continue to explore Stories That Matter and continue to look at  the experiences that shaped the lives of those who witnessed the resurrection. These people and these experiences shaped the foundation of the early church and they can still have a significant impact for us today.

Congregation during worship

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FAQ

  • The Sunday worship service at the Cawthra site starts at 10:30 am EST.  One of our friendly hosts will meet you in the foyer and be happy to help you find a seat in the sanctuary.

  • Every worship service will include engaging music and congregational singing, scripture readings, and a relevant and thought provoking message from the Bible.  Occasionally there will be a special ceremony, a baby dedication or a seasonal celebration.

  • A typical service lasts about 75-90 minutes, and following every service we’d love you to join us in the lobby for coffee and refreshments.

  • No, there is no dress code. You will find that some are dressed very comfortable and casual and others will be a little more dressed up. Some you will find will be dressed in Salvation Army uniform.  We want you to come in whatever you are comfortable wearing.  Everyone is welcome!

  • Oh yes! There is lots of free parking at all three of our sites, and, if you are visiting for the first time, we have reserved a “visitors parking” spot for you, right outside the front doors.

  • Indeed, each of our three locations are fully wheelchair accessible. Upholding the value of a welcoming community, we, as a congregation, are committed to the journey of achieving complete participation and inclusion for individuals of all abilities.

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