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Socialize with usWelcomeWe welcome everyone into our church as God welcomes us. At Reformation, we offer a variety of inspiring programs for you and your family. These include: meaningful worship services, Sunday school, youth group, bible study, prayer groups, community gardening, and fun-filled social events throughout the year. In addition, we offer home visits for anyone unable to attend worship on Sunday, as well as transport for the physically challenged where possible.We pride ourselves on holding inspiring worship services, with a variety of worship styles and formats throughout the year. Please come and worship with us, every Sunday morning at 10am, followed by a fellowship hour at 11 am.

rare Butterfly TrailTrails Use of rare trails is free! At present, we have a few trails which are open to the public. The River Trail Perhaps the most recognized trail at rare is the River Trail in the Cliffs and Alvars. This rare trail, transects The Grand Trunk trail – which is part of a greater trail system maintained by The City of Cambridge. The [...]Rooted in rareWe are very excited to announce that rare Charitable Research Reserve is partnering with Moksha Yoga Cambridge to launch the 'Rooted in rare' VIP membership, plant-a-tree program. The rare Charitable Research Reserve takes seriously the restoration of the natural environment – and as our population grows, it becomes more and more clear just how important rare is to our community's health and quality of [...]The Ontario Children's Outdoor Charter: Helping Children Discover the Wonders of NatureThe Ontario Children's Outdoor Charter is encouraging kids to get outside and get active. At rare, we couldn't agree more! The first of its kind in Canada, the Charter highlights 12 exciting outdoor activities for kids and families to enjoy, along with a vision and principles that we fully support.

One of the easiest ways to improve lawn health and beauty is Mechanical Core Aeration. It helps to optimize root development and reduce thatch. Aeration deepens root systems to help resist drought and insects. Aeration reduces soil compaction and increases Nitrogen absorption from the air (that's free fertilizer!