About US

We gather from 10:00am-12:00pm on Sunday mornings at the Krasman Centre.

Our gatherings are casual and conversational, and designed to help us contemplate life and faith. They include lots of intergenerational connection, along with a kids program. 

We incorporate spiritual practices like singing, storytelling, interactive prayer, and the Eucharist, and we finish our morning off by sharing a meal together.

 We strive to make our gatherings accessible and interactive for all ages and stages by keeping things simple and removing as many barriers as possible.

In our community, everyone is embraced and affirmed for who they are. Whether you've been following Jesus for years, have questions about faith, or simply seek food and friendship, you are welcome here.

We are committed to creating safer and inclusive spaces for all ethnic, gender, and sexual expressions. 

We believe in healthy dialogue and welcome differing opinions on issues. 

However, we hold boundaries to protect marginalized and vulnerable individuals within our community. While we encourage discussion and disagreement, we do not tolerate views that undermine the dignity and rights of others.

We are committed to emotional and spiritual formation as we believe our faith should make a difference in our lives. We engage in discussions on important topics such as healthy relationships, grief, generosity, spiritual trauma, caring for the environment, and more.

We want to foster intellectual curiosity within our community, where questions about life and faith are met with honest answers.... or more questions! We embrace skepticism as a sign of faith and seek to learn and grow together in our understanding.

We hope to always learn from our mistakes and continuously strive to improve and do better as individuals and as a community.

Our journey started as a small group of people who wanted a life focused on God and others, where we choose humility, curiosity, and wisdom, and rejected the need to always be "right" when discussing faith, life, and spirituality.

We wanted a community that could break free from the idea that bigger and better is always best. 

We wanted a faith that was emotionally healthy and a space helpful to those who struggle to bring their best selves.

We wanted to eat together, following the example of Jesus who welcomed everyone without prejudice and sought to create a more just and beautiful world.

As a community, we are excited to live these values every day, and offer our journey to those who would like to be a part of it.

Our team consists of wonderful staff and volunteers who set up our gathering space, make us delicious meals, provide wholesome and heartfelt child care, organize initiatives, and much more.

Within this team, are Michael Kotsopoulos (he/him) and Amy Thompson (she/her), who provide the bulk of care, teaching, and organizational leadership. 

Michael has been a Pastor and Spiritual Care Provider for over a decade and holds a Master of Divinity. He is completing a Master of Spiritual Care and Psychotherapy.

Amy holds a Master of Education, is a Mental Health Crisis Instructor, and has 25 years of experience in front-line mental health crisis support. 

If you have any questions, or curiosities, or would like to learn more about Reunion, please contact Amy or Michael by clicking the link below.