A Church in Oshawa with a place for you!
The Salvation Army is a Bible-believing Christian church that seeks to be inclusive, loving, and compassionate. So many people feel isolated and alone, struggling in a world that can be unloving and, sometimes unjust. We exist to share the love of Jesus Christ, meet human needs, and be a transforming influence in our neighbourhoods.
Come to Church in Oshawa and find hope. You can connect with us anytime, Church online or, in person. Your life has meaning and purpose, and there’s a place for you here. Sunday Services begin 11:00 AM September (after labour day) through June, 10:30 AM in the summer.
Life Changing Connections
Life Groups
Being part of a Life Group will help you cope with the stresses of life. Church in Oshawa is a safe, caring environment to explore and discuss life’s many questions.
Volunteer
People volunteer for a variety of reasons. Give hope back to the community in Oshawa and make a difference in the life of others.
Donate
As the largest non-governmental provider of social services in Canada, The Salvation Army supports society’s most vulnerable people. You can help!
Body Mind & Soul
Thrift Store
The Thrift Store in Oshawa provides low cost goods to those with limited resources. There are free options to help fire victims, single moms moving to avoid abuse, and others, as needs arise.
Profits from our The Thrift Store stay in Oshawa to subsidize our counselling & other services
Got Life Questions?
Explore the questions of life: how can I lessen my worries, how can I know I’ll spend eternity in heaven, how do I live onger here on earth?… and more.
Looking for hope and purpose? Connect with our Church in Oshawa online or in person, there’s a place for you here.
Plan a visit to our Church in Oshawa.
For over 140 years we have shared the good news of the gospel, making a social impact. We exist to share the love of Jesus Christ, meet human needs, and be a transforming influence. The Salvation Army is a Christian organization that gives hope and support to vulnerable people in 400 communities across Canada and in 132 countries.