This is more than a church. This is a community.
Want to grow your spirituality? Looking for a safe place to ask your questions about the purpose of life and death and what it means to be fully human?
Siloam is the place for you. Whether you’re a seasoned traveller or just testing the waters, we’re glad you found us. Siloam has been part of the North London community for more than 160 years. We host a wide variety of programs:
- Fitness classes, pickleball, and yoga
- Bridge and quilting groups
- Book and video bible studies
- Faith-based programming for kids, youth, and people with disabilities
- Social gatherings for teens and young adults
- Social justice and outreach initiatives
- Community of Faith musical productions
- Choir and handbell chorus
- Rose Birrell Ladies Group
- Monthly movie nights
- Congregational lunches and coffee time
Please contact the church office at 519-455-9201 or office@siloamunitedchurch.org to find out more about what we have to offer.
Worship
Join us for worship on Sundays at 10:30 am in our beautiful, air-conditioned sanctuary in London, Ontario. Enjoy a thought-provoking sermon, meditative prayer, and a mix of traditional and contemporary praise songs. Leave feeling enlightened, refreshed, and full of God’s love.
Children and teens are welcome to stay with their parents in the sanctuary, or join our Young at Heart program in the Library for fun faith-based activities.
Can’t make it in person? Our worship services are broadcast LIVE on Siloam’s YouTube channel.
The previous week’s services are broadcast Sundays at 11:00am on Rogers TV London.
Archives of past services are available to watch in our Media Room.
Young at Heart
Music
Siloam United Church is proud of the music legacy that has grown and developed throughout the years. Our Choir features up to 30 voices and performs each Sunday morning, as music is an important part of worship.
Siloam also boasts a 3 octave hand bell choir, the Siloam Sounds, who often perform during worship and for special events such as concerts and even weddings.
We provide a varied music program at Siloam. If you would like to join our Choir or the Siloam Sounds, or have a particular talent you would like to share, please contact us at the church office at 519-455-9201 or office@siloamunitedchurch.org.
Study Groups
Starting on January 30, we will offer a 10 week book study in the library-chapel.
This workshop will provide an opportunity to explore the book The Universal Christ in a deep and meaningful way.
The following readings are provided for you to review in advance, and utilize throughout the workshop.
Click to download – Book Study – The Universal Christ by Father Richard Rohr
Do you know someone who might enjoy this bible study? Invite a friend. Everyone is welcome!
To register, contact Siloam at office@siloamunitedchurch.org or 519-455-9201.
You’re invited! Join Pastor Christina on January 27, as we gather on Zoom to discuss My Body Is Not a Prayer Request: Disability Justice in the Church by Amy Kenny—a powerful, award-winning book inviting Christians to rethink how we understand disability, belonging, and the Body of Christ.
Kenny, a disabled Christian scholar, weaves together personal story, biblical reflection, and practical insight to show how the church can move beyond unintentional ableism and toward communities where everyone can belong, flourish, and lead. This book is honest, challenging, and full of grace—and it has sparked important conversations across the Christian world.
We will reflect together on:
• What disability justice means for the church
• How we can nurture spaces of full welcome and participation
• What it looks like for Siloam to grow in inclusion and shared leadership
Date: Jan 27, 2026
Time: 7pm
Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84807861149?pwd=zdrBgnhxeJ721au5wSlkb6UDeXSR9t.1
Meeting ID: 848 0786 1149
Passcode: Books
Everyone is welcome—come ready to listen deeply, learn together, and imagine a church where every member of Christ’s body is valued and celebrated.
Books are available on Amazon in hardcover, paperback, audiobook and kindle. The paperback is currently 44% off, and the kindle edition is currently 50% off. Great way to try out your Christmas e-reader. Let me know if you need support ordering the book or getting connected on zoom and we will assist.
RSVP or just show up! ccrawford@siloamunitedchurch.org
Join us for a video study group on Sunday evenings from 6:30-8:30pm in the library-chapel. Each week we will watch an episode of “The Chosen”, followed by reflection and discussion led by Mary Dillon.
Everyone is welcome, and new members can join anytime. Bring a friend!
To register, contact Siloam at office@siloamunitedchurch.org or 519-455-9201.
Outreach
Siloam United Church supports a number of ongoing Outreach initiatives in London both financially and through volunteer participation. We are proud of our commitment to reach out into the community and the world. See below for more information on some of the projects we support.
To volunteer with any of these initiatives, contact the office at 519-455-9201 or office@siloamunitedchurch.org.
You can also make a big impact with a financial donation. Visit our GIVING page to learn more.
ELUCO (East London United Church Outreach)
East London United Church Outreach (ELUCO)
is a United Church ministry that advocates for and supports people to build community in the midst of challenging circumstances. This ministry primarily serves the Marconi community of south-east London but also includes the ELUCO Food Cupboard at Gethsemane Gardens and the Welcome Wednesday Hospitality Lunch program in the Huron East corridor of north-east London.
Siloam United Church contributes $12,000 each year toward ELUCO’s $100,000 annual budget.
Urban Roots Garden
Siloam United Church in conjunction with Urban Roots London has cultivated several acres of vacant land at the back of the property.
Since 2021 we have produced 2000-3000 pounds of fresh food per year. In addition to growing vegetables, our mini-farm includes a fruit orchard and fruit-bearing bushes. It also provides employment for students the Canada Summer Jobs Grant.
Urban Roots donates at least 33% of this food to local charitable organizations, and sells 33% directly to individuals in the community at affordable rates (50% of market value).
Love gardening or eager to learn? We are looking for volunteers to help with this growing project!
The United Church Of Canada Mission And Service Fund
The Mission and Service Fund of the The United Church of Canada supports mission work here in Canada and overseas. It also supports the Services of the United Church such as theological colleges to train ministers and church leaders, summer camps, benevolent causes and conferences.
M&S helps to support ministry in isolated parts of the country, and to uphold our community outreach and presence in the urban core.
Siloam generously supports the work of the M&S Fund through s substantial monthly pledge as part of our budgeted committment to Outreach.
Canadian Foodgrains Bank
Siloam’s growing project is on 21 acres near Ballymote, generously donated by Dan Fraleigh.
In 2023, Siloam United Church donated $13,011.14 for the Canadian Foodgrains Bank.
LIRSA (London Interfaith Refugee Sponsorship Alliance)
Siloam supported LIRSA financially and continues to offer non-financial support through the time and energy of volunteers who help refugee families cope with day-to-day living.
Every second, refugees somewhere in the world are fleeing from their homes and cities seeking safety. Their plight is hard for many of us to imagine. They leave because of fear or famine, but always with hope.