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Woodland Beach Community Church 2071 Tiny Beaches Road South, Tiny ON
Celebrating 100 years of Ministry
Woodland Beach Community Church Everyone is welcome for seasonal services on
Sundays at 10:30 a.m.

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Next service – Sunday September 27

when our speaker is Malcolm Ross. 

SUNDAY SERVICES CONTINUE THROUGH TO AND INCLUDING THANKSGIVING WEEKEND.

*Note that Sunday service parking is on TBRS only, on the church side!

On our prayer list this week:

Bev Domm, Bev Dyce, Bev Dycks, Carolyn, Michelle and her parents, Shoshana and George and Violet, Stephen & Charlotte, Lucia & family.

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Woodland Beach Community Church

Woodland Beach is located in Tiny Township, Ontario, on the Georgian Bay shoreline east of Collingwood. It has traditionally been a cottage community. The church continues to minister seasonally from the Victoria Day holiday weekend in May through to the Thanksgiving weekend in October with individual services on Easter Sunday and Christmas Eve. We welcome everyone to join us for our non-denominational Sunday services at 10:30 a.m.

 

2017 Tiny Beach Road, South, Tiny, ON
Everyone is welcome to attend – Sunday @ 10:30am

Updated Sunday, September 20, 2026

Oh . . . What a Night!

 Music Night on Saturday July 4
We had a great turnout to celebrate the 100th anniversary!

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Woodland Beach Community Church

MESSAGE FROM SUNDAY September 20, 2026

Finding Our Refuge in God

Psalm 51 – Reading by Keegan Anderson

What happens when protecting our reputation becomes more important than pleasing God? Scripture warns that the fear of man can become a powerful snare, leading us to hide, compromise, and even maintain an outward appearance of godliness while our hearts are drifting in another direction. This message explores the danger of living a “double life,” the subtle pull of self-love and the desire for human approval, and the devastating consequences of choosing image over integrity. But there is a better way: David’s journey in Psalms 32, 38, and 51 shows us the freedom that comes when we stop hiding, honestly confess our sin, and find our refuge in God.

Tim Anderson

 

WITH EACH WEBSITE UPDATE WE GIVE THANKS AND PRAISE TO GOD . . . WITH A HYMN OR SONG OF PRAISE

We are deeply grateful to Bev Dyce on keyboard today for filling in this week with  short notice.

SUNDAY SPEAKERS FOR 2026:

APRIL:

5  –  Malcolm Ross

MAY:

17 – Ron MacKinnon

24 – Josh Rosh

31  – Malcolm Ross

 

 

 

JUNE:

07 – John K
14 – Wayne Morgan
21 – Malcolm Ross
28 – John Bunner

JULY:

6– John Bennett
12 – Malcolm Ross
19 – Tim Anderson
26 – John Shewfelt

AUGUST:

2 – Phil Brown
9 – Wayne Morgan
16 – John Bennett
23– John Bunner
30 – Phil Brown

SEPTEMBER:

6 – Cecil Cockram
13 – John Bennett
20– Tim Anderson
27 – Malcolm Ross

 

OCTOBER:

4 – Joshua Ross
11 – Ron MacKinnon

DECEMBER:

24 – Malcolm Ross

 

OUR CENTENNIAL YEAR

In the summer of 1920 the Aldridges, along with 18 members of the girls choir and a cook from Silverthorne Methodist Church in Toronto where Rev. Aldrige was pastor, camped in this area using two World-War-I army tents.

Rev. Aldridge initiated the present subdivision by approaching Jonathan Tripp, a farmer whose land ran to the water. They struck a deal for the land and Rev. Aldridge’s wife “Nellie” gave the name “Woodland Beach.”

Please contact Malcolm Ross if you would like spiritual direction, have a prayer request, or require any other clarification.
705-352-2773
for general information use this email link EMAIL