We want to share God’s love with our community. Every community has a for sharing love and support. Concerns may be different from one community and from one time period to another, but we all need love and support from time to time.
Here at PSUC we offer friendship, our love of God, and a safe opportunity to meet, worship and visit with our neighbours. Please join us at one of our special events, or at a weekly service.
AND – did you know – we offer child minding during Sunday services. Bring the kiddies – they will be in good hands.
Upcoming Events
Congregational Meeting January 18 following worship service. The congregation will be asked to vote on two motions concerning possible changes to rental conditions for use of the church by members of the public.
Pancake supper
Join us for the Shrove Tuesday Pancake supper on February 17. Menu includes: pancakes, syrup, baked beans, crudities, and dessert. A great meal for the whole family. More details to follow.
Annual church meeting
Sunday February 22, our annual meeting and worship service will be held in the Fellowship Hall.
Lunch and Learn
Postponed due to weather! Watch for rescheduled date …
Our next Lunch and Learn will be held Thursday, March 19.
Details to follow
All donations to Lunch and Learn are used to support the Mission & Services outreach activities of the United Church of Canada.
Gifts for Mission & Services
The United Church of Canada supports ministries across Canada and around the world through Gifts with Vision. These outreach initiatives include peace and justice work undertaken with global partners, funding for seven theological schools and three education centres that educate and equip future church leaders.
How Gifts with Vision Works
The United Church of Canada developed Gifts with Vision in response to member requests to be able to give gifts to relatives, friends, and loved ones that are in direct support of the church’s Mission & Service partners.
For example, you can choose to support senior newcomers to Canada who experience levels of isolation, poverty, discrimination and barriers to services. In Hamilton, Ontario multi-lingual case workers meet seniors one-on-one to help identify seniors unique challenges to enable them to live independently and successfully with dignity. People in Canada’s Far North have limited access to affordable food that they need. This financial challenge is alleviated through gifts that help subsidize the high cost of nutritious food. Locally, our church participates in the Santa Claus parade, donates to the food bank, to long-term care residents, and cooperates with other churches to assist refugee families establish themselves in their new homes in Canada.
And, you’ll always receive a charitable tax receipt. To choose the type of initiative you want to support, visit Gifts with Vision here
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