Pancake Prayer Breakfast 2026
Celebrate Canada Day 2026 with pancakes, prayer, music, and community. This year join families, neighbours, friends, and community members as we gather around the table, enjoy a delicious breakfast, and spend meaningful time in prayer for one another, our community, and our country.
You’ll experience fresh pancakes with a variety of toppings, including whipped cream, chocolate chips, strawberries, bananas, blueberries, and more. You will also be served other breakfast favourites such as muffins, eggs, hashbrowns, tea, and juice. Alongside all that delicious food will be a morning of uplifting music, community connection, and a shared time of prayer.
The proceeds from this breakfast enables us to invest in young people in our local community through meaningful programs, practical support, mentorship, and opportunities to grow. By attending, you are helping create a stronger, more caring community where young people know they are seen, valued, and supported.
Event Details
Date: Wednesday, July 1st, 2026
Doors Open: 8:30 AM
Time: 8:30 AM to 10:00 AM
Location: Hamilton Mountain Church
Address: 284 Concession Street
Suggested Donation: $15 per ticket
Keynote Speaker
The breakfast will be more than a meal, it will be an uplifting community experience featuring a keynote message from Pastor Sherry Augustus, chaplain at Crawford Adventist Academy in Toronto. In her work, she helps nurture the spiritual lives of students in a Christ-centred learning environment. She is also a ministry leader, preacher, and contributor whose work reflects a heart for faith, discipleship, prayer, and the next generation.
Prayer Requests
Prayer is at the heart of this breakfast. As we prepare to gather, we invite you to share any prayer requests you would like our church family to remember. Whether you are praying for family, health, guidance, gratitude, our community, or our country, we would be honoured to pray with you.
Share your prayer request here:
Planning Your Visit
1. Proof of payment will be required upon arrival.
2. Food is available as supplies last.
3. Photography and videography may occur on site. Guests are responsible for informing our organizers if they wish to not be photographed or video recorded.
4. Attendees are responsible for monitoring their own allergy and dietary needs. While we are excited to offer a variety of breakfast items, we cannot guarantee that food items are free from allergens or cross-contact.
5. Wearing your Canada Day, attire or colours is not required, but highly recommended!Come hungry, come hopeful, and come ready to share in a beautiful morning of food, faith, and community.