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Our Mission Statement: Our mission is to transform lives and to build community. We are a community hub that offers vital programming and services to people of all abilities, ages, ethnicities, faiths, genders, and sexual orientations.

Our Vision Statement: St. Cuthbert’s Community Centre serves as a hub where people meet in both structured and casual ways to engage in social, recreational, educational, artistic, cultural, and community building opportunities. It also serves as a resource centre where people can access a variety of services that overcome isolation. People of all ages, ethnicities, faiths, sexual orientations, and abilities will find that they belong at St. Cuthbert’s Community Centre.

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Peace Garden Officially Opens at St Cuthbert's Church and Community Centre

On June 22, St Cuthbert's Church and Community Centre blossomed into a vibrant new space as it officially opened its long-anticipated Peace Garden. With the sun shining brightly Venerable Jeff Ward welcomed all attendees to this special occasion, highlighting the garden’s role not only as a sanctuary of peace but also as a hub for connection, creativity, and community.

The event was marked by a palpable sense of camaraderie among those in attendance, which included devoted members of the St Cuthbert's community and special guests. Among them was Margaret representing Hon. Anita Anand, who was abroad attending to government matters. In her speech, Margaret conveyed the heartfelt congratulations of MP Anita Anand, emphasizing St Cuthbert’s commitment to being a pillar of the Oakville community for more than 60 years. This spirit of inclusivity and warm welcoming was a recurrent theme throughout the gathering, reflecting the church's dedication to enriching the lives of its members and the wider community.

Councillor Janet Haslett Theal further praised St Cuthbert’s for embracing community initiatives. She noted not only the installation of a permeable walkway that enhances environmental sustainability, but also the church's efforts to extend branches of hope to all who seek connection.

The Peace Garden is designed as a place to nurture relationships and inspire creativity. Visitors can expect to find contemplative corners, spaces for dialogue, and perhaps even unexpected artistic expressions emerging from this tranquil haven.