News and Information
Neighbour Care Network
One-on-One Support and Encouragement The Neighbour Care Network is a shared initiative of local church compassion ministries, organized, facilitated and supported by Kerr Street Mission. The goal of the initiative is to build the capacity of the community to care […]
KSM Spring Food Drive
Kerr Street Mission needs food to donate and they are collecting Canned Fruit, vegetables and Rice between May 4 to June 28. Please help-out by dropping your donations to either Knox Presbyterian Church Oakville, downtown Campus or to Bronte Campus. […]
Trivia Night
We are excited to invite you to our upcoming Trivia Night! 📍 Location: 89 Dunn Str. Downtown Nicoll Hallđź“… Date: May 15đź•– Time: 7 PM Join us for an evening of fun, friendly competition, and community fellowship. Bring your friends, […]
Worship Highlights
“PARTNERSHIP IN THE GOSPEL”
We’re moving out of the Gospels now and into the Epistles, or letters, written to the earliest communities of faith. Around 50 C.E., the very first Christian congregation in Europe was established by the Apostle Paul during his second missionary […]
“Do You Love Me?”
One of the most intimate post-resurrection interactions happened between Peter and Jesus after breakfast, across a charcoal fire, after a long night of fishing. In three simple questions Jesus offers his friend the opportunity to make amends for the denials […]
”Clues in a Post-Credit Gospel Scene”
Like some superhero movies, the Gospel of John gives us a ‘post-credit scene’ in chapter 21. And like those extra scenes in the movies, the events in John 21 give us hints and clues to how the earliest Christians understood […]
Sermon Podcast
- "This is your Song" by The Reverend Jacquelyn Foxall May 10, 2026 Knox Oakville
- "PARTNERSHIP IN THE GOSPEL" by The Reverend Jacquelyn Foxall May 3, 2026 Knox Oakville
- "Do You Love Me?" by The Reverend Jacquelyn Foxall April 26, 2026 Knox Oakville
- ''Clues in a Post-Credit Gospel Scene" April 19, 2026 Knox Oakville
- "Tom got a bad rap" by The Reverend Jacquelyn Foxall April 12, 2026 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