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Knox Presbyterian Church
Walkerton
ON
N0G 2V0
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Who we are
Wecoome to Knox Presbyterian, WaLkerton, Ontario. We're glad you've dropped by to check us out. Let us tell you a bit about ourselves.
Growing Disciples: Together we gather for worship, for Bible study, for service and for fellowship; all with the goal of continuing to grow as disciples of Jesus Christ. We are all at different stages and ages in our faith walk, and there's always room for one more person to come and journey with us towards spiritual maturity. Why not join us?
Transformation: As growing disciples we hope our thoughts, actions, and reactions will be changed to reflect the grace and mercy of Jesus Christ.
Share God's Love with Others: We are committed to telling others about God's great love for them, and to showing what the great love looks like through our actions as a loving community.
We'd love to welcome you to our community.
Growing Disciples: Together we gather for worship, for Bible study, for service and for fellowship; all with the goal of continuing to grow as disciples of Jesus Christ. We are all at different stages and ages in our faith walk, and there's always room for one more person to come and journey with us towards spiritual maturity. Why not join us?
Transformation: As growing disciples we hope our thoughts, actions, and reactions will be changed to reflect the grace and mercy of Jesus Christ.
Share God's Love with Others: We are committed to telling others about God's great love for them, and to showing what the great love looks like through our actions as a loving community.
We'd love to welcome you to our community.
Street Address
208 Cayley St.
Walkerton,
ON
N0G 2V0
Canada
Phone: (519) 881-1431
Fax: (519) 507-1431
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Church Pastor
Rev. Peggy Kinsman
Interim Moderator
208 Cayley St.
Walkerton,
ON
N0G 2V0
Canada
Phone: (519) 881-1431
Fax: (519) 507-1431
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Quote of the Day
Philippians 4:7
And the peace of God, which passeth all understanding, shall keep your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus.
And the peace of God, which passeth all understanding, shall keep your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus.
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Presbyterian Church
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Rev. Peggy Kinsman
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Knox Presbyterian Church
P.O. Box 1632 208 Cayley St.
Walkerton, ON
N0G 2V0
P.O. Box 1632 208 Cayley St.
Walkerton, ON
N0G 2V0
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We are situated one block east of Walkerton's main north-south street, Jackson Street (shown as "County Road 4" on Google Maps), on Cayley St., at the north-west corner of the intersection of Cayley and Colborne streets which is 2 blocks south of Walkerton's main east-west street, Durham Street East.
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Knox Presbyterian Church Walkerton Service Times
Service Starts At: 10:30 A.M.
Nursery & Sunday School Available
Service Times last updated on the 4th of December, 2021
Nursery & Sunday School Available
Service Times last updated on the 4th of December, 2021
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Knox Presbyterian Church History
The history of Knox Church has its roots in the histories of Free St. John's and St. Paul's Church of Scotland.
A few settlers moved in in 1849 with many more following in 1850. It was soon decided that a Church should be built and on July 5, 1851 a group gathered with the intention of building a Church. Repre-sentatives were from the Christian Church, Church of England, Meth-odists, Congregationalists and Presbyterians.
Land was purchased, and a building 20 feet by 26 feet was started with the location being on the south side of the road to Hanover. This would be opposite what we know as The Walkerton-Hanover Vet. Clinic.
The first moderator was Rev. R. Torrance and the first Communion Service was on Decemkter 21, 1851. Services were held only when a minister became available due to the fact that monies were not avail-able to pay him. The first minister in the name of Rev. Robert C. Mof-fat was inducted on October 15, 1857. The first Kirk Session meeting was held April 7, 1859. In 1860 it was agreed that services be moved from the original "Durham Line " to a new frame church on what was known as Church Street now changed to Willow Street. Not much info is available on this church. On May 24, 1875 the foundation stone was laid by Mr. John Bruce. This is now the site of Knox Church that we know today.
Over the years many committee's have been formed inside our Church. We have Kirk Session, Worship Committee, Board of Man-agers, Women's Missionary Society, Service Club, Sunday School. Out of these committees come a wide array of other things. We have Friendship Prayer, Bible Study(both men and women), Choir. All of these committees are looked after by so many dedicated members of Knox and we thank them so much. May God Bless each of you.
This is a brief history of our Knox Presbyterian Church taken from the history book written by The Rev. Fred Neill and we thank him very much for his time and effort.
A few settlers moved in in 1849 with many more following in 1850. It was soon decided that a Church should be built and on July 5, 1851 a group gathered with the intention of building a Church. Repre-sentatives were from the Christian Church, Church of England, Meth-odists, Congregationalists and Presbyterians.
Land was purchased, and a building 20 feet by 26 feet was started with the location being on the south side of the road to Hanover. This would be opposite what we know as The Walkerton-Hanover Vet. Clinic.
The first moderator was Rev. R. Torrance and the first Communion Service was on Decemkter 21, 1851. Services were held only when a minister became available due to the fact that monies were not avail-able to pay him. The first minister in the name of Rev. Robert C. Mof-fat was inducted on October 15, 1857. The first Kirk Session meeting was held April 7, 1859. In 1860 it was agreed that services be moved from the original "Durham Line " to a new frame church on what was known as Church Street now changed to Willow Street. Not much info is available on this church. On May 24, 1875 the foundation stone was laid by Mr. John Bruce. This is now the site of Knox Church that we know today.
Over the years many committee's have been formed inside our Church. We have Kirk Session, Worship Committee, Board of Man-agers, Women's Missionary Society, Service Club, Sunday School. Out of these committees come a wide array of other things. We have Friendship Prayer, Bible Study(both men and women), Choir. All of these committees are looked after by so many dedicated members of Knox and we thank them so much. May God Bless each of you.
This is a brief history of our Knox Presbyterian Church taken from the history book written by The Rev. Fred Neill and we thank him very much for his time and effort.
Knox Presbyterian Church Historical Photos
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