News and Information
Monday Morning Prayer Meetings
Location: Bronte Campus
The Knox Bronte Campus holds an in-person prayer group on Mondays at 11 a.m. in the Gathering Place. Meetings are not held on holidays. People planning on attending are asked to RSVP by Sunday evening by emailing Debbie Jones Snyders.
Youth Group
Location: Off-Site
Youth group is expanding! Our former youth leader is now minister at Clarkson Road, but Rev. Rachel has a heart for youth, and wants to run a youth group open to all Presbyterian churches in our area. If you are a young person (or know of a young person) who would like to attend, shoot her an email for details. Youth group will be running on Thursday evenings at 7 p.m. at various locations.
Bible Studies
Location: Bronte Campus
Two Bible studies will be starting up at our Bronte campus in October. They’ll each run biweekly, and both groups will be using a six or seven week thematic study called “Approaching Advent.” Check out this post for more details.
Worship Highlights
“Let Fear Fuel a Fire for Justice”
Anywhere God’s children suffer, anywhere they live in fearAnywhere oppression deepens, anywhere they sow in tearsLet us shine the light of justice, fueled by fear that had us boundHand in hand, proclaim God’s kin-dom ‘til we topple every crownThis message […]
“When you’re afraid, give me your hand” by The Reverend Jacquelyn Foxall
This message was lead by The Reverend Jacquelyn Foxall at Knox Presbyterian Church in Oakville, Ontario, ADVENT 4 Sunday December 21st, 2025.Associated Scripture: Isaiah 41:5-10 | Matthew 1:18-25
“Even in our fear, We are called forward” by The Reverend Jacquelyn Foxall
This message was lead by The Reverend Jacquelyn Foxall at Knox Presbyterian Church in Oakville, Ontario, ADVENT 3 Sunday December 14, 2025.Associated Scripture: Jeremiah 1:4-10 | Luke 1:26-39
Sermon Podcast
- “Let Fear Fuel a Fire for Justice” by The Reverend Jacquelyn Foxall December 28, 2025 Knox Oakville
- “When you’re afraid, give me your hand” by The Reverend Jacquelyn Foxall December 22, 2025 Knox Oakville
- “Even in our fear, We are called forward” by The Reverend Jacquelyn Foxall December 14, 2025 Knox Oakville
- “When we’re running out of hope, God is at work” by The Reverend Jacquelyn Foxall December 8, 2025 Knox Oakville
- “In the time of Herod, we long for God to break in” by The Reverend Jacquelyn Foxall November 30, 2025 Knox Oakville
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Where to Find Us
Knox Downtown Campus (89 Dunn St.)
Our Downtown Campus is located at the intersection of Lakeshore Road and Dunn Street in downtown Oakville.
Three bus routes either pass the doors or have stops nearby: 2 Lakeshore, 14 Lakeshore West and 17 Kerr. All three have stops at Dunn St.
Free parking is available on Sundays in a municipal parking lot on Robinson St., located just behind the church building. There’s also street parking available throughout the area.
Knox Bronte Campus (156 Third Line)
Our Bronte Campus is on Third Line, about one block north of Lakeshore Rd.
The 14 and 14A Lakeshore West bus from Oakville GO and the 3 Third Line bus from Bronte GO both go past the church.
Parking is availabe in our on-site parking lot.
Land Acknowledgement
We acknowledge and thank the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation for being stewards of the territory on which we meet. Our Downtown Campus is located on land that is subject to Treaty 22, and our Bronte Campus is located on land that is subject to Treaty 14.
We are thankful this land has been stewarded by the Anishinaabe, Haudenosaunee and Wendat peoples for generations before us. By looking after this land today, we will pass it into the hands of generations to come.
We hope that by being open to learning about the rich history of this land, we will better understand our role as residents, neighbours, and partners to its original caretakers.
Learn More about Treaty 22 and Treaty 14:
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Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation: 12 Mile Creek, 16 Mile Creek and Credit River Reserves, Treaty Nos. 22 and 23 (1820)
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Heritage Mississauga: Treaties Recognition Week: Treaties 22 & 23 (“Credit Treaties”)
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Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation: Head of the Lake Treaty, No. 14 (1806)
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Heritage Mississauga: Treaties Recognition Week: Treaty 14 (“Head of the Lake Purchase”)
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Ontario Government: Map of Ontario Treaties and Reserves
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Town of Oakville Video: Oakville Understanding Treaties with Darin Wybenga