Discipleship

Small Groups

Smalls groups are an important part of Emmaus, with various groups meeting throughout the city.  

For more information contact: smallgroups@emmausanglicanchurch.com

St. Henri

This small group meets every Monday evening (in person) from 7:00pm to 8:30pm.  They study a book of the Bible together and enjoy fellowship and prayer together.  

Verdun

This small group meets the first Thursday of the month for a meal together and prayer, then the rest of the month on zoom from 7:30pm to 9:30pm. 

Snowdon

This small group meets every Saturday evening from 6:30pm to 9pm. They have a meal together, formal session with song, scripture readings, discussion and prayer, then finish with an extended time of fellowship.

Côte-Saint-Luc

This small group is studying a series entitled “Practicing the Way” by John Mark Comer. They meet every other Wednesday online and at the end of each module they meet for a meal together.

Women’s Bible Study

The women’s bible study meets Wednesday mornings at 10:30am to 12:30pm online.

Children and Youth Ministries

Children's Ministry

Emmaus offers a weekly Sunday school program for children aged 5-11. Trained volunteers run the Sunday school program, where children have the opportunity to learn about God in a way that is age appropriate and relevant to them, and supplements the discipleship that they are receiving at home.  Children are invited to hear God’s Word, to respond to His Word through activities of play, coloring, painting, and writing in their journals. For more information contact: sundayschool@emmausanglicanchurch.com

Youth Ministry

Emmaus Youth Group meets Friday nights during school term from 7:00 - 9:30pm.

We are an urban group, with students attending from all different parts of the city, and we are always happy to welcome new members. Although we primarily operate in English, many students and some of the leaders are equally comfortable speaking French.

The purpose of youth group is to teach students about Christianity, and encourage them to have a deep, personal faith in Jesus that resonates through every area of their life and effects their day to day actions. We hope to plant ideas and experiences in their hearts and minds that will bear good fruit as they grow and mature.

Our goal on Friday nights is to create a community of Christian believers who can mutually encourage one another. We talk, sing, pray, study the Bible, discuss issues, create things, play, and eat together. 

We also have a Youth Sunday School class most weeks during the church service, where we study the Bible and apply it to our lives. 

To join our email list or Facebook group, please contact  youth@emmausanglicanchurch.com

Emmaus has implemented the Plan to Protect Policy, which has been developed for the Anglican Network in Canada by Winning Kids Inc with copyright material from Plan to Protect .

Missions

Emmaus’ Mission Support Team strives to promote mission awareness and to help our congregation to meaningfully support a variety of missions and missionaries through prayer and financial means. We also seek to encourage those members of our congregation who take on short or long-term missionary engagements.

Emmaus desires to have a missional heart, both for our city and province and for the entire world. We believe a mission awareness is a two-way street, not only allowing us to participate in God’s great kingdom but helping us grow as we learn how God is working outside our immediate context. We support two organizations and a dozen missionaries, most of whom have come from our congregation, in countries on all the continents (except Australia!), three different parts of Asia, Africa, Latin America and Europe. We try to keep our congregation aware of these missionaries and their ministry by a weekly intercessory prayer focus and a monthly “mission spot”.

For more information contact: missions@emmausanglicanchurch.com

Pastoral Care

The Apostle Paul said to the church in Galatia: “Bear one another’s burdens, and so fulfill the law of Christ.” (Gal. 6:2) At Emmaus Anglican Church we consider it a joy and a privilege to love and care for one another in the way of Jesus. This care happens informally, as God’s people encourage, support, help and pray for one another. And this care happens formally as well; Emmaus’ Pastoral Care Team offers the following services to the people of Emmaus:

Care Teams

Emmaus’ Care Team offers help in immediate and practical areas of need. The Care Team seeks to care for people who are in need of a meal, a driver for appointments, or other types of practical help.  For more information please contact: careteam@emmausanglicanchurch.com

Prayer Teams

Experienced, trained prayer teams are available at the end of every Sunday service to pray with you. The prayer teams seek to walk alongside their brothers and sisters in bringing prayers and supplications before our loving God.  On the first Sunday of each month there is an Intercessory prayer Time from 9:30-10:15am, held in the conference room on the main floor at PC. Each month there is a special focus for prayer. For more information please contact: prayer@emmausanglicanchurch.com

Visitation

If you are in need of a friendly visit at home or at the hospital, or know of someone who is, please contact us. It is a joy to be in the presence of Jesus with you (Matt. 18:20).

The Daily Office

Morning, Midday & Evening Prayer

Here are the links for ACNA’s Morning ,  Midday and Evening Prayer services.

Family Prayer Service

Here is the link for ACNA’s Family Prayer service available for personal, family, or small group use.

Text for Common Prayer

Here is the link to ACNA’s Text for Common Prayer ( with the daily lectionary, collects, and more)