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Choir Candlelight Service 16/12/2018 - 19:30 Wyman Memorial UC
Blue Christmas Service 19/12/2018 - 19:30 Côte St. Charles UC
Christmas Eve - Family Service 24/12/2018 - 19:30 Wyman Memorial UC
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Welcome

Wyman Memorial United Church and Cote St. Charles United Churches are inclusive welcoming churches. We also reach outside to collaborate with other communities of faith and to help individuals and communities in need who would welcome our participation and support.

Our faith is rooted in the teachings of Christ. We cherish our spiritual development and Wyman’s important role in it because it serves to explain, enrich and guide our role in this world as Christians striving to live our faith. We come together to a place where we can learn about our faith, a place where we can be listened to without being judged, a place where we can get in touch with our inner thoughts and feelings in peace, a place where we can seek understanding and support when we need and want it.

Our challenge is to live our faith and to give reality to our Mission Statement.

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Choir Candlelight Service

Date: 
16/12/2018 - 19:30
Location: 
Wyman Memorial UC
Our wonderful Choir Candlelight Service - Sunday Dec.16 at 7.30 p.m. in
Wyman Church.  Freewil offering.
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United News - 2018-11

UnitedNews_November2018-5.pdf

In the attached United News newsletter, you will find:

  • Possible New Direction
  • Book Sale Thank-You
  • Remembrance Day Service
  • Gift with Vision
  • Upcoming Events
  • Fundscrip
  • Epicure Fundraiser

A Future Possibility

SEE PHOTOS after the text!

On Sunday, October 28, the congregation gathered for a unique Stewardship Luncheon.

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A Sunday Reflection:

Sunday, September 9, 2018

Facing Toxic Tribalism

The Gospel reading today is not the easiest one to deal with.
 
Jesus has gone, with his disciples, into Gentile territory.  But he was not there to focus on the people of the place.  Still, he needed to rest, and so he went into a house, hoping for some quiet time.  We don’t know whose house it was.
 
But even here his reputation went ahead of him.
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