Knox Now…
Fall Vodcast Series
Walk a Mile in Another’s Shoes: Journey Through Different Lives
with Richard
In Walk a Mile in Another’s Shoes, Richard embarks on a journey to understand and appreciate the lives of others by metaphorically walking a mile in their shoes. This proverb, with roots in Native American traditions and echoed in various cultures and literary works, emphasizes empathy and understanding.
Each episode combines biblical wisdom, modern insights, and real-life examples to offer a holistic view of empathy and understanding. Join Richard as he explores how different perspectives can enrich our own lives and foster deeper connections with those around us.
This series will highlight the importance of empathy, compassion, resilience, and understanding in our daily lives.
Episode 8:
Their Dreams and Aspirations
In this episode of Walk a Mile in Another’s Shoes, Richard talks about the power of dreams to keep us moving forward, even in tough times. Through his brother’s battle with cancer and his passion for teaching Taekwondo, Richard explores how having goals can provide hope and strength. This episode reminds us that pursuing our dreams helps us live well and find purpose, no matter the circumstances.
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Read the original poem with the famous line Walk a Mile in His Moccasins
Re Imagine and Redirect
2025 Stewardship Campaign
Download our Stewardship Brochure
Lead by Rev Dr Richard Chung
accompanied by Colleen Coulter
Stretch, Strength, and Balance Exercise Classes At Knox
Next Session:
October 31 – December 12
More Info
Arts and Crafts
Free Drop In
MONDAYS 1 pm – 3 pm
Bring your own project to the weekly Knox Arts and Crafts Drop-In and create your next masterpiece.
Everyone is welcome.
Feel free to invite family, friends, and neighbours.
Next Worship
November 3, 2024
at 10 am
Embrace New Covenant
Reading: Hebrews 9:11-14
with Rev. Dr. Richard Chung
Sung by the Knox Vocal Ensemble:
Kimberly Cheong, Josie Thompson, Lana Whyte, Victor Burke, Patrick Zhu
On All Saints Sunday (November 3 )
We remember the saints who have lived among us
We give thanks for their lives, their faith, and their witness.
We celebrate the new covenant of grace established through Jesus.
We embrace His love, His forgiveness, and the call to live by faith.
Let us come together, as one family of faith, to worship the God of all generations.
We worship with joy, remembering those who have inspired us with their lives.
Cloud of Witnesses
A beloved and unique Knox United Church tradition, for All Saints Sunday, is the display of the Cloud of Witnesses banners. Names of loved ones from the Knox Burial Register, from the year prior to each All Saints Sunday are added to the banners each year, and the acetate sheets are hung on the pillars and walls of the Knox sanctuary. As people enter the church they are surrounded by the names of so many family members and friends – it is emotionally moving. Many of the sheets have been reprinted this year, and they currently span back to 1982.
Autumn shows us how beautiful it is to let go of things.
November 3
Communion Sunday
with Rev Dr Richard Chung
Sermon Title: “Embrace The New Covenant”
Text: Hebrews 9: 11-14
Synopsis: Explore the significance of the new covenant established through Jesus’ sacrifice. Understand how His blood purifies us, allowing us to serve God with a clear conscience.
At some point, you just have to let go
of what you thought should happen
and live in what is happening.
Daily Meditation
By Rev Dr Richard Chung
Read by Members of the Knox Congregation
October 28 Monday
October 29 Tuesday
PRINT Daily Meditations for the Week of October 20 to October 26
If you would like to catch up on the Daily Meditations or share them with family and friends you can always find them in video, text or printable format HERE.
If you don’t learn from mistakes, they become regrets.
