We hope you to feel at home here at Hillside. We strive to be a friendly place that meets people wherever they are in their journey. Whether you're just starting to investigate faith or you have been following Jesus for many years, you are welcome here!
10:30am
753 McNabb St.
Sault Ste. Marie, ON
We are in a transition in the office and unfortunately that means Pastor Kevin is in charge of trying to keep things up to date on the website. So it may not look pretty, but he's doing what he can to get up to date information on the site. Please let him know if information is incorrect or a link isn't working: kevin@hilllsidefmc.org.
Thanks for your grace and patience...
If you would like to help people in our community get the emotional support and practical assistance they need when impacted by an unexpected pregnancy, this is your chance!
Just take a baby bottle home, fill it with cash, change or a cheque, and bring it back on Father’s Day weekend. Or if you prefer to give online, pick up an information card on how to fill a “virtual bottle.”
If you would like to know more about how you can get involved as a volunteer or board member, please contact the Pregnancy Centre – we would love to meet you! Thank you so much for your support!
May 14
7-9pm
at Hillside FMC (753 McNabb St)
With Carol McDowell (NP) and Fleur Nelson (Pelvic Floor Physiotherapist)
Admission is free - donations of female hygene products, shampoo, toothpaste, etc. is appreciated.
In support of St. Vincent Place. Entry by donation: non-perishables, monetary, or clothing.
Connecting with our Community and each other through:
- serving
- praying
- worshiping
- (and food!)
Details TBA
Events
There’s always something going on here at Hillside and you're invited to come on out! Here's what’s coming up...
Previous Worship Services
Check out what we do on Sundays...
Here at Hillside FMC, we desire to step into a meaningful understanding of and engagement in the spirit of reconciliation with our Indigenous neighbours...
We gratefully acknowledge that the church property and the area around it, on which we live, work, play, and worship, is part of the traditional territory of the Anishinaabe, now represented in our region by the Garden River First Nation and the Batchewana First Nation. We are thankful for the opportunity to share this land together.