The deadline for the scholarship has been extended!

Our scholarship is awarded to students of our community who will be attending a post secondary institute.

To qualify for an award, an applicant must satisfy the criteria below:

● Be from the Malvern Community or a parishioner of the Church of the Nativity
● Have achieved an overall standing of at least 75%
● Have been accepted into a post-secondary institution
● Have demonstrated leadership or mentorship qualities in their school or community
● Have demonstrated some degree of financial need

Required documents:
● Photocopy of High School Academic Transcript
● Photocopy of Post-Secondary Academic Transcript (if applicable)
● Acceptance letter from Post-Secondary Institution (for first- year students)
● Letter(s) of Voluntary/Community Service from each organization
● Two letters of recommendation/reference
● Personal statement indicating the significance of being awarded a scholarship and
how the applicant satisfies the eligibility criteria (maximum of 500 words)

Additional:
● Type or print legibly
● Incomplete applications without all the required documents will not be considered

Download the 2026 application documents:

2026/2027 Scholarship Application Cover Letter & Eligibility (PDF Format)

2026 Nativity Scholarship APPLICATION Form (Fillable PDF Format)

2026 Nativity Scholarship APPLICATION Form (DOCX Format)

EXTENDED Application Deadline: Sunday, September 27, 2026

Completed applications must be mailed to:

The Anglican Church of the Nativity, Malvern – Scholarship Committee
10 Sewells Road, Scarborough, Ontario M1B 3G5
OR
emailed to: cw-nativitymalvern@toronto.anglican.ca

For more information, please see our Children & Youth Outreach section on the Care & Outreach page.

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HIGH TEA IN AFRICA

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Annual Multicultural Day Event

Share this flyer with your friends,  family, and community members.

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When:
Saturday, April 4 after the 8pm service
Sunday, April 5 After the 10am service (sale starts at Noon!)

Contact: Donna L-M. or Gloria M. if you are interested in donating baked goods to this fundraiser!

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As we once again approach the holy season of Christmas, my heart is filled with gratitude for each one of you. This blessed time of year invites us to pause from the busyness of daily life and to reflect on the profound mystery of God’s love made visible in the birth of Jesus Christ.

In the Christ Child, we see a light that no darkness can overcome—a light that brings hope to the weary, peace to the troubled, and joy to all who welcome Him. May this light shine brightly in your homes and hearts throughout this season and into the new year.

I want to extend my sincere appreciation for the kindness, generosity, and faith you have shown throughout the past year. Whether through your prayers, your service, or your presence in our parish family, you help make our community a true reflection of Christ’s love.

As we gather to celebrate the Nativity of the Lord, may you and your loved ones be blessed with deep peace, renewed hope, and the comforting closeness of God. Let us continue to walk together in faith, supporting one another and sharing the Good News with all whom we encounter.

Wishing you a joyous, grace-filled Christmas and a blessed New Year.

With prayer and gratitude,

The Rev. Amirold Lazard, Your Pastor

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GRANDE FESTIVE MARKET 2025

Vendors to look out for:

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“Give thanks in all circumstances; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you”. 1 (Thessalonians 5,18)

Dear Beloved Members of The Church of The Nativity,
As we approach this season of Thanksgiving, my heart is full of gratitude for each of you. This year has brought its share of challenges and triumphs, yet through it all, we have remained united in faith, love, and purpose.

I thank God daily for the gift of this church family. Your prayers, your service, your generosity, and your unwavering commitment to Christ continue to inspire me. Whether you’ve been worshiping with us for decades or just joined our fellowship, you are a vital part of the body of Christ here at The Church of The Nativity.

Let us take this time to remember the countless blessings we have received—not just the ones we can count, but the ones we feel: peace in the storm, joy in the journey, and hope for what is to come. May your homes be filled with laughter, your tables with abundance, and your hearts with the presence of the Lord. May the gap left by a loved one at your table and/or in your heart be filled by the Holy Ghost. Give thanks in all circumstances!

On behalf of the church leadership, thank you for being the hands and feet of Jesus in our community. I look forward to all that God will do through us in the days ahead.

With love and thanksgiving,

The Rev. Amirold Lazard, Incumbent

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Date: Saturday, October the 18th

Showtime: 6:00 PM

Featuring: Susan G. and Friends, The Nativity Choir, and many other special guests!

Tickets are $30 and are expected to run out fast. Contact a member of the fundraising committee, evangelism Committee, or the church office to secure you tickets today!

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Homecoming invitation

“O come, let us worship and bow down, let us kneel before the Lord, our Maker! For he is our God, and we are the people of his pasture, and the sheep of his hand.” (Psalm 95,6-7a)

Sisters and brothers in Christ,

It is with great joy I am inviting you to the Homecoming 2025. Come, let us worship together. Let us sing to the Lord for the great things He has done for us!

Last year, I invited you to come out, and many had responded positively to the call, joining us and putting a hand to the work. We give thanks to the Lord for that. But others still prefer to worship remotely. We send the invitation of this year with hope and expectation that those who are afraid of in person gathering will find confidence to come, trusting in the promise of God who said, “Do not fear, for I am with you, do not be afraid, for I am your God; I will strengthen you, I will help you, I will uphold you with my victorious right hand.” (Isaiah 41:10)

During the past year, we had a few departed in our church family, and an increase in the list of the sick and shut ins. We do not stop praying for them. Also, we are grateful to God for sending new members to our family. To the sick and shut ins, I reassure continuous prayers for an unwavering faith to continue to adore the Lord just as you are, and to count on His loving care.

Beloved, if you received the grace of being healthy, I invite you to come out on this Homecoming Sunday, September 14, 2025, and remain with us to support our huge work by your presence. Remember, the church cannot function with your treasure only, but also with your time and your talent. “O come, let us worship and bow down, let us kneel before the Lord, our Maker! For he is our God, and we are the people of his pasture, and the sheep of his hand.”

May the Lord bless you all!

Your servant,

The Rev. Amirold Lazard

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What to bring:

Athletic/Running Shoes

Water Bottle

Yoga Mat (if you have)

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