Regular Programming

Ongoing & Upcoming Events

East End United invites and warmly welcomes all members of our community and visitors to join us for regular programming or special events.

EEU Calendar

What Else is going on...

THE SPARK, back to basics, no tech, intimate, bread and soup worship, continues through the summer at our Glen Rhodes Campus (1470 Gerrard St. E.) Thurs. at 6:30 p.m.

EEURM Book Club - Starts Sept. 10th

Beginning on September 10th, we will gather monthly at our Eastminster Campus to discuss a book curated to facilitate a conversation about current events. With the upcoming US Election at hand, and the alarming rise of Christian Nationalism apparent, September's gathering will discuss Jesus and John Wayne by Kristin Kobes Du Mez.

From Goodreads:
How did a libertine who lacks even the most basic knowledge of the Christian faith win 81 percent of the white evangelical vote in 2016? And why have white evangelicals become a presidential reprobate’s staunchest supporters? These are among the questions acclaimed historian Kristin Kobes Du Mez asks in Jesus and John Wayne, which delves beyond facile headlines to explain how white evangelicals have brought us to our fractured political moment. Challenging the commonly held assumption that the “moral majority” backed Donald Trump for purely pragmatic reasons, Du Mez reveals that Donald Trump in fact represents the fulfillment, rather than the betrayal, of white evangelicals’ most deeply held values.

Holy Happy Hour - Starts Sept. 24

An informal time to gather and socialize with conversation (hopefully!) centred around a spiritual theme. Leaning into the Season of Creation, September's Holy Happy Hour theme is, "God as Mother Earth." What does that mean? Come discuss over a beverage (alcoholic or non) at Occasions Restaurant & Pub, located just down the street from the Glen Rhodes campus.

East End on Two Wheels- MAY 2nd until the fall

East End on Two Wheels East End is a cycling group composed of cycling lovers who crave fresh air, want to keep in shape by biking and enjoy making friendships with people from our church and wider community. The group goes cycling on various scenic trails around the city every Thursday morning (rain date Friday). We typically have 8 – 12 cyclists on our outings and trips are chosen where the elevation climbs are minimal.
Contact Michael if you would like to know about our upcoming events.

Email Michael here

We Won't Grieve Alone:
First Session Sept. 23 6:30 -8:00p.m

This is a multi session series where all who want to learn more about grief, reflect with others who are open to learning and be in a supportive space.

Each of the hour and a half sessions (all on Zoom) will have some learning/education and more time together to talk about the topics and your grief.

This space has many resources for everyone who is experiencing some kind of grief in their lives. And you don’t even need to join the group to access them but we would love to have you…

A virtual support group for those who are grieving losses (not just death and not just recent).
Available for NUUC, DJC and EEURM members.

a safe space to learn, express and remember
Facilitated by Lori Baine, RN, MN, Grief Support Coordinator, Member of EEURM

Email Lori here

Bible Study:
"A Safe Question-friendly Exploration of Scripture and Faith"
Tues. 9 am starting oct. 15th

A casual and thoughtful exploration of the week's scripture readings. It helps shape the liturgy and reflection on Sunday. Tuesdays at 9am on Zoom.

Explore the readings for the following week's worship service.
Hear reflections--sometimes deep, sometimes light-hearted--from fellow participants.
Meet old friends and make new ones.
Questions & doubts welcome.
No previous study of the bible required.

Come a few minutes early for chat if you can. Our "hour" stretches to about 10:10 most weeks, but the commitment is only till 10 o'clock.

Email Rev. Robin here

Tending Our Souls is on Thursday Mornings.
Will be resuming in september

Tending Our Souls meets Thursday Mornings online. We gather between 8:10- 8:25 AM, Music at 8:25 AM to set our tone. Our group runs between 8:30-9:30 AM. We will be invited into times of prayerful imagination, spiritual reflection and connection. Together we will explore Scripture and Spirituality through Guided Meditation, Lectio Divina, Visio Divina, and other Spiritual Practices. Please bring a pen and journal to facilitate your own practice. Our group is offered to women, women identifying individuals, non-binary and gender non-conforming people.
If you have questions and / or would like to join us, please email for more details.

Email Pam

Nourish East End Community Dinners

Come join us every 4th Monday of the month for a yummy meal and warm community with friends and neighbours.
You are welcome!
You can sit down and eat or if you prefer you can take it with you.

The next dinner is on Sept. 23, 2024.
Dinner is from 5 to 6p.m.

-Sunday Funday: Sunday Afternoons-see you in September

Our East End United youth program, in collaboration with East York Strategy, Eastview Neighbourhood Community Centre and the City of Toronto, is starting again on Sunday, October 8th, from 2pm to 5pm.

The program will take place in the gymnasium at the Eastminster Campus of East End United.

Everyone who is in grade 6 to 12 is welcome. There will be sports, crafts, snacks and the opportunity to meet new friends and join in fun activities.

Email Karen here

The Hub Community Market is making a summer shift! Starting May 18th, we're moving to Thursdays, 3pm - 7pm at the Hub (1470 Gerrard St. E)!

Join us on this exciting new schedule for a delightful evening of farm-fresh goodness and community connection!

• Fresh Baked breads and treats
• Locally grown fruits and veggies
• Locally raised meat
• Delicious prepared foods