Events at Knox

Communion

Worship Service Live Streamed on https://knoxvan.com/

Jesus’ resurrection is the ultimate assurance that the legacy of faith, love, and sacrifice does not end in death but continues in new life.

Reading: John 20:1-18 (The Empty Tomb)

Dr. Cole Sadler

Dr. Cole Sadler is a candidate for ministry in the United Church of Canada and holds a PhD in Philosophy and Religious Studies from the University of Toronto. He is entering his final year of his Master of Divinity at Vancouver School of Theology, and has been privileged to assist Rev. Aaron Miller at University Hill Congregation. He is excited for the many vibrant opportunities in the United Church of Canada in the Lower Mainland.

Psalms: The Playlist for the Soul

Track 1: Joy Is Calling … Psalm 118
Joy isn’t always loud and easy. Sometimes, it tiptoes in after a long, hard season. This psalm reminds us that even after loss or struggle, we’re allowed to celebrate again. Joy might be rusty, but it’s still there—calling you back to life.

Life can feel like a playlist on shuffle—some days are full of joy, others are heavy, confusing, or just plain weird. The Psalms get that. They’re like the original soul music—honest, emotional, raw, and real. In this series, we’re pressing play on a collection of ancient songs that still speak to the ups and downs of everyday life. Whether you’re celebrating, struggling, or searching, there’s a track for that. And maybe a little hope too.

Psalms: The Playlist for the Soul

Track2: Still Standing (Stronger) … Psalm 30
If you’ve ever thought, “I didn’t think I’d make it through that”—this one’s for you. This psalm is a shout-out to survivors. It’s about finding strength you didn’t know you had, healing in places you didn’t think could heal, and rediscovering your fight.

Life can feel like a playlist on shuffle—some days are full of joy, others are heavy, confusing, or just plain weird. The Psalms get that. They’re like the original soul music—honest, emotional, raw, and real. In this series, we’re pressing play on a collection of ancient songs that still speak to the ups and downs of everyday life. Whether you’re celebrating, struggling, or searching, there’s a track for that. And maybe a little hope too.

Track 1: Lean In, Not Out … Psalm 23
This psalm isn’t about having it all together. It’s about knowing you’re not alone when you don’t. Even when life feels overwhelming or uncertain, there’s peace available—and there is a Shepherd who walks with us through it all.

Life can feel like a playlist on shuffle—some days are full of joy, others are heavy, confusing, or just plain weird. The Psalms get that. They’re like the original soul music—honest, emotional, raw, and real. In this series, we’re pressing play on a collection of ancient songs that still speak to the ups and downs of everyday life. Whether you’re celebrating, struggling, or searching, there’s a track for that. And maybe a little hope too.

Richard will be preaching at University Hill United Church and Knox will host Aaron Miller (pulpit exchange)

Rev Aaron Miller is an ordained minister in the United Church of Canada, and the Campus Minister for the Pacific Mountain Regional Council. He has been serving in full-time ministry since 2009 in Ontario and at UBC with University Hill (U Hill) Congregation. Aaron completed his undergraduate degree at Brock University in English Language and Literature. He received his Masters of Divinity from Emmanuel College in Toronto.

Richard will be attending Annual General Meeting of Pacific Regional Council in Nanaimo

Track 4: Breathe Again … Psalm 104:24-35
We all hit burnout. We all need a reset. This psalm speaks to those moments where you just need to take a breath and begin again. It’s a reminder that the Spirit still breathes in us, creating something new—starting with you.

Life can feel like a playlist on shuffle—some days are full of joy, others are heavy, confusing, or just plain weird. The Psalms get that. They’re like the original soul music—honest, emotional, raw, and real. In this series, we’re pressing play on a collection of ancient songs that still speak to the ups and downs of everyday life. Whether you’re celebrating, struggling, or searching, there’s a track for that. And maybe a little hope too.

Richard will be preaching at University Hill United Church and Knox will host Aaron Miller

Rev Aaron Miller is an ordained minister in the United Church of Canada, and the Campus Minister for the Pacific Mountain Regional Council. He has been serving in full-time ministry since 2009 in Ontario and at UBC with University Hill (U Hill) Congregation. Aaron completed his undergraduate degree at Brock University in English Language and Literature. He received his Masters of Divinity from Emmanuel College in Toronto.