Frequently Asked Questions

​The Church is located at 711 Colborne Street at the corner of Colborne and Piccadilly Streets. The building may be entered in one of three ways: Main front doors facing Colborne Street, an accessible entrance facing Colborne Street off the laneway from the parking lot, and by the entrance off Piccadilly Street. There is one Sunday Worship Service, beginning at 10:30 a.m. People begin arriving for the Service around 10:00 a.m. There is no assigned seating, and masking is no longer required.

Our building is accessible, including an elevator to the Upper Hall and accessible washrooms. Hearing assistive devices and large print bulletins are available. Services are recorded and uploaded to YouTube as soon as they are available, and the service bulletins are available through email requests. Voyago Bus Service is available; please get in touch with the Church office for information.

Parking (including accessible parking) is available in the lot south of the Church and on neighbouring streets.

We love children of all ages. Our Sunday School coordinator plans Sunday School programs for children ages 3 and up. Adult volunteers assist with the children. Children are welcome during worship and normally leave for Sunday School after the children’s story. For children under 3, our Nursery and Toddler Room is staffed by a Coordinator and assisted by volunteers. Parents often bring their children under 3 to the Nursery/Toddler room before worship. Volunteers with the children have had a London Police Service Police Vulnerable Sector Check. Parents are always welcome to attend and observe our children’s ministries.

Wear whatever makes you feel comfortable! Our Church is air-conditioned in the summertime.

The service is usually an hour long, but sometimes it is a little bit longer. Following the service in the Upper Hall, everyone is welcome to join in a time of refreshments and fellowship. This is a wonderful way to get to know Colborne’s Church family.

Upon arriving, greeters meet people at the doors and hand them a bulletin outlining the service. Hymns, prayers, choir, children’s time, a sermon, and a freewill offering are normal parts of worship.