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Karen lives in London Ontario with her daughter and enjoys walking their family dog, Emma. Originally from London, She has lived in Bermuda and England volunteering in the Bermuda Junior service league.Organizing several fundraising events to raise awareness for issues affecting women, Karen has a passion for self-development, selfimprovement and creating success so much so she has taken several life coach certifications as continuous learning is also a passion.With extensive experience in office and property management, administration, and insurance, some of her accolades include attending Fanshawe and Conestoga College along with receiving a Business Insurance diploma and a career development certificate. Karen looks forward to supporting the Wesley Knox community in their future endeavours.

On Sunday Feb 25, the tradition to place a rose to acknowledge the birth of a child in our congregation was restarted. This was a practice at Wesley-Knox for many years. Following difficult times- “COVID” and “Managing without having our own Minister”, this would be a good time to pick up a positive tradition. Recently, a wish was expressed by a church member to recognize babies born during “COVID” To that end, on Mothers Day , May 14 children/grandchildren/great grandchildren born between March 2020 and March 2023 will be recognized. Reverend Rob will state the names and birthdates, and a rose will be given for each child. In order to participate, please  call or e-mail the church office with the name, date of birth, and baby’s relationship.

Join us as we journey together through Holy Week and prepare ourselves for the celebration of Easter.

MEN'S BREAKFAST Sunday April 2nd @ 8:15 am Highland Golf Club RSVP to David Knoppert by Wed March 29th.  

Leadership Council has called a Congregational Meeting for Sunday May 7th after worship for the congregation to vote on Wesley-Knox becoming an Affirming Ministry. For more information: https://wesleyknox.com/governance-and-committees/#affirm

Movie Night happening on Friday March 24 at 7:30pm in the Parlour. All are welcome, no registration required! Movie Description: In this adaptation of a true story, devout Christian Mary Griffith fights to "cure" her gay son, Bobby. Although he tries to please his mother, Bobby cannot change his lifestyle, and his depression leads to suicide. Mary questions her faith and searches for comfort, but after the church is unable to help her cope with Bobby's death, she seeks to understand her opinions on homosexuality for herself. Eventually, Mary becomes an advocate for gay rights. Watch the trailer here: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1073510/

Wesley-Knox and the "Spirit Movers" raised over $1,000 walking in The Coldest Night of the Year walk in support of Mission Services London. Well done and a huge thank you to everyone who donated!