On Saturday, June 14th, at 7:30 PM, St. John’s United Church in Oakville is hosting Rise Again, an uplifting evening of music in support of Wesley’s Housing Services in Halton. You can enjoy a rich mix of musical styles—from classical and musical theatre to pop, rock and bluegrass! This event aims to raise critical funds to help individuals and families in need in Halton secure and maintain safe, stable housing.
Event Details:
Parking: limited space in the lot behind the church and ample street parking in the area.
When: Saturday, June 14th at 7:30pm
Where: St John’s United Church, 262 Randall Street, Oakville
Cost: Tickets are $30 each (children 12 and under, enter free)
Featuring local musicians:
Ivanna Cheliak, soprano David Finneran, baritone/guitar Janna Korovina, pianist Svetlana Kotliarenko, pianist Pete Oundjian, tenor/guitar Mervyn Russell, tenor Daniella Theresia, mezzo/soprano With special guests, the “Korali Kids” Children’s Chorus of Mississauga under the direction of Ivanna Cheliak.
This isn’t the first time St. John’s has shown incredible support for Wesley’s work. Last year, the church generously contributed to our Holiday Drive, donating gift cards and essential kitchenware that brought comfort and dignity to many in need.
Wesley’s Housing Services provides a lifeline for those facing housing instability through programs like:
- Housing First – helping people move from homelessness to permanent housing with services and support to ensure long-term housing stability.
- Emergency Supportive Housing Program – offering temporary shelter and case management for families and women.
- Community Housing Support Worker Program– working to prevent eviction and support long-term housing success.
By attending or donating to Rise Again, you can help extend the impact of these programs and ensure support reaches those who need it most in Halton.
Questions about this event? Contact:
St. John’s United Church
905-845-0551
office@stjohnsunited.ca
* Church is wheelchair-accessible via a ramp that can be accessed from the Randall Street entrance.
