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
Please note there will be no livestream available Aug 30, 2026
Your urgent prayers are requested for our Free Methodist family in Creative Access- NP who have been affected by catastrophic flash flooding that has devastated communities and swept away homes, businesses and vital infrastructure.
Find out what's happening with our Hillside family in the coming year!
The Ladies’ Retreat is a wonderful opportunity to step away from the busyness of life and enjoy God’s good gifts through worship, encouraging speakers, fellowship, and a variety of activities. Whether you come with friends or on your own, you’ll leave feeling refreshed, encouraged, and uplifted.
For more information and to register, click the button below.
This is simply a time for the guys to connect with God and with each other. It is free (with a donation basket available - funds to be given to a local charity).
We need to know how much bacon to cook, so please let us know if you plan to attend: contact office@hillsidefmc.org or click the button below...
Please fill out the information form online (click below). Thank you!
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
Here's what Sundays look like at Hillside...
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Mosaic Summer 2026 edition - click below. Unleashing Holy Freedom: Through stories of spiritual formation, community engagement, global missions, youth, camps, and personal testimony, this issue explores what it looks like for God to free His people to participate more fully in His work.
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.