This intergenerational club is in partnership with Lord Beaverbrook High School. It meets Friday from 2:30 pm - 3:30 pm.

Learn more about Inter-Gen by visiting their webpage.

Support McDougall with Gift Card Purchases

Order Deadline: Second Sunday of each month
(Weekly during the holiday season – November to early December)

Buy the gift cards you already use—and support McDougall at no extra cost to you! A portion of every gift card purchase goes directly to the church.

Choose from hundreds of retailers – see the full list at www.fundscrip.com.

Easy Online Ordering:

1. Visit www.fundscrip.com

2. Register using McDougall’s invitation code: RSJF3C

3. Place your order online and pay securely

Need a card right away?
We also keep a selection of popular gift cards in stock.
Check out the store to see what's available!

Learn more about this program and other fundraisers by visiting our Marketing and Fundraising Group.

On-site and Online

Each service begins on Sundays at 10:30 am, on-site and online through our YouTube Channel. Each service will be also be available on our YouTube channel or website as a recording for later viewing.

Sign up for our email blast to get the service links emailed to you on Sunday morning.

If you would like to volunteer to help with our services please contact the office or visit our Volunteer Page to learn more about positions available.

Young Adult Group

Join us on the 2nd and 4th Sundays each month.

Who: Young adults (ages 18–30ish)
When: 2nd & 4th Sundays
Where: Basement meeting room — enter through the Soul Cellar Door at the back of the church (Southeast corner). Look for the sign.

Looking to unpack your faith, ask hard questions, or explore a more inclusive and authentic spirituality? This is a safe, welcoming space for young adults to wrestle with beliefs, share stories, and deepen their understanding of what it means to live in Christ-like love today. One of our ministers will be on hand to help with the discussion and working through questions.

Each gathering includes a short hands-on activity or song to help everyone feel comfortable, followed by open group discussion. We’ll start with a question box, explore Bible verses or parables connected to the theme, and draw on contemporary examples—from TikToks and YouTube videos to books, poems, and real-life stories.

Come as you are—curious, questioning, or confident—and join a community that values conversation, inclusivity, and growth.

This group hopes to meet twice a month, on the 2nd and 4th Sundays. All are welcome. Learn more about this group by visiting their webpage.

Take off Pounds Sensibly
Taking Off Pounds Sensibly is seeking new members! 
If you would like a supportive environment to support your weight loss journey, TOPS meets on Tuesdays in the M&M Room at McDougall from 10AM-11:30AM, 10:30-11:30AM during the summer. Please contact Frances Smith at frances.smith@shaw.ca to sign up or for more information.

Read and reflect on the Bible text for the coming Sunday.

This is happening in the Chapel.

The office will close at noon on Tuesday, February 10th for a staff meeting. Normal hours resume on Wednesday.

Heritage Time Out is a ladies group who meet to socialize, have a coffee and do a crafts such as knitting, crochet, card making, quilting, or do as you wish. All are welcome.

Please visit our webpage to learn more

Exploring Life through Writing and Discussion – Winter Session
Begins January 14 | Wednesday, 1:00–2:45 PM | M&M Room

You are invited to the continuing winter sessions of Exploring Life through Writing and Discussion. We share personal written stories inspired by our memories as well as discuss a variety of topics.

For more information, please contact:
Marianne Medhurst – m3dhurst@shaw.ca
Marilyn Shoults – mshoults3@gmail.com

Celebration Singers is our mixed choir. Rehearsals are every Thursday. This choir is under the leadership of Justin Macosky and Tanya Wan Lim.

To learn more about this group, please visit our music page.

Rehearsals are every Thursday. This choir is under the leadership of Justin Macosky and Tanya Wan Lim.

To learn more about this group, please visit our music page.

On-site and Online

Each service begins on Sundays at 10:30 am, on-site and online through our YouTube Channel. Each service will be also be available on our YouTube channel or website as a recording for later viewing.

Sign up for our email blast to get the service links emailed to you on Sunday morning.

If you would like to volunteer to help with our services please contact the office or visit our Volunteer Page to learn more about positions available.

Office is closed for Family Day weekend

Take off Pounds Sensibly
Taking Off Pounds Sensibly is seeking new members! 
If you would like a supportive environment to support your weight loss journey, TOPS meets on Tuesdays in the M&M Room at McDougall from 10AM-11:30AM, 10:30-11:30AM during the summer. Please contact Frances Smith at frances.smith@shaw.ca to sign up or for more information.

Read and reflect on the Bible text for the coming Sunday.

This is happening in the Chapel.

Every month since April 2019, the Acadia Food Pantry has provided free food to anyone experiencing food insecurity in our community. In 2021, the Pantry served an average of 110 people each month. With increasing inflation, more and more of our neighbours are finding it difficult to afford food for their families.

As a volunteer organization supported by residents of Acadia as well as Christ Moravian Church, Lutheran Church of Our Saviour and McDougall United Church, the Pantry depends fully on donations to operate. 100% of every donation is used to buy food and supplies and donations are eligible for a charitable tax receipt.

Free food for residents of Acadia and nearby neighbourhoods (map below).

We continue a monthly distribution schedule on the third Tuesday of the month, 12 noon - 12:45pm.

Learn more about this great program

If you or anyone you know is a resident at Lake Bonavista Retirement Community, please make sure they are aware that we visit monthly to do a short service. Come and say hello! We will be there on the third Tuesday of each month at 1:30 pm.

If you or anyone you know is a resident at The Manor Village at Fish Creek, please make sure they are aware that we visit monthly to do a short service. Come and say hello! We will be there on the third Tuesday of each month at 3:30 pm.

Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper & Ash Wednesday Service

You are invited to begin the season of Lent together in community, as we combined both Shrove Tuesday and Ash Wednesday into a single evening.

We’ll gather first for a Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper, sharing food and conversation as we prepare our hearts for the journey ahead. Following the meal, we’ll move into the sanctuary for an Ash Wednesday Service, shaped by prayer, scripture, and reflection.

The service will be set to special music offered by a musical ensemble, creating a spacious, contemplative atmosphere, similar in style to our Longest Night services. The evening will include the traditional receiving of the mark of ashes, grounding us in the ancient rhythms of repentance, humility, and grace as Lent begins.

Tuesday, February 17

McDougall Site

5:30–8:00 pm

Freewill Offering
All are welcome

Come to eat, worship, and enter the Lenten season together.

Heritage Time Out is a ladies group who meet to socialize, have a coffee and do a crafts such as knitting, crochet, card making, quilting, or do as you wish. All are welcome.

Please visit our webpage to learn more

Drop in Ashes will be available at Red Deer Lake United from 10 - 2 pm

McDougall United is in shared ministry with Ogden and Red Deer Lake United Church

Coffee with a Minister

You’re invited to a simple, open time of connection at Coffee with a Minister, held on the first and third Wednesdays of each month, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., at Red Deer Lake United Church.

There’s no agenda and nothing to prepare. Drop in, share conversation, or simply be present. Stay for a few minutes or linger longer. 

This is a space for anyone in our shared ministry, or the wider community, to drop in as they wish.
No sign-up required. Just come as you are.

Upcoming Dates:

Feb 4, Feb 18, Mar 4, Mar 18, April 1, April 15, May 6, May 20, June 3, June 17

Exploring Life through Writing and Discussion – Winter Session
Begins January 14 | Wednesday, 1:00–2:45 PM | M&M Room

You are invited to the continuing winter sessions of Exploring Life through Writing and Discussion. We share personal written stories inspired by our memories as well as discuss a variety of topics.

For more information, please contact:
Marianne Medhurst – m3dhurst@shaw.ca
Marilyn Shoults – mshoults3@gmail.com

Grief Group - Starting February 19

A Safe space for your hurting heart to treat itself gently, and find hope for the future.

When: Thursdays at 10 am - 12 pm, February 19 - May 7, 2026
Where: McDougall Site- Holy Grounds (podcast room)
Cost: Free 
Materials (provided): Understanding Your Grief by Alan D. Wolfelt, PHD
Minister: Rev. Bill Weaver

Please contact the McDougall/Ogden site office for more information and to register to attend. In order to ensure everyone is cared for in their particular situation, a brief, confidential intake survey of all participants is completed prior to the first meeting, in order to identify any specific needs or concerns that require attention. 

Join us for cards/games and great conversations.

Everyone welcome!

Learn more about Friendship Club here

Celebration Singers is our mixed choir. Rehearsals are every Thursday. This choir is under the leadership of Justin Macosky and Tanya Wan Lim.

To learn more about this group, please visit our music page.

To learn more about this group, please visit our music page.

This intergenerational club is in partnership with Lord Beaverbrook High School. It meets Friday from 2:30 pm - 3:30 pm.

Learn more about Inter-Gen by visiting their webpage.

Join us every month on the third Friday for a new podcast recording. 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm.

Space is limited, please let us know that you are coming. We do have a waitlist for if this event fills up. If we have a cancellation, you will be contacted.

On-site and Online

Each service begins on Sundays at 10:30 am, on-site and online through our YouTube Channel. Each service will be also be available on our YouTube channel or website as a recording for later viewing.

Sign up for our email blast to get the service links emailed to you on Sunday morning.

If you would like to volunteer to help with our services please contact the office or visit our Volunteer Page to learn more about positions available.

Young Adult Group

Join us on the 2nd and 4th Sundays each month.

Who: Young adults (ages 18–30ish)
When: 2nd & 4th Sundays
Where: Basement meeting room — enter through the Soul Cellar Door at the back of the church (Southeast corner). Look for the sign.

Looking to unpack your faith, ask hard questions, or explore a more inclusive and authentic spirituality? This is a safe, welcoming space for young adults to wrestle with beliefs, share stories, and deepen their understanding of what it means to live in Christ-like love today. One of our ministers will be on hand to help with the discussion and working through questions.

Each gathering includes a short hands-on activity or song to help everyone feel comfortable, followed by open group discussion. We’ll start with a question box, explore Bible verses or parables connected to the theme, and draw on contemporary examples—from TikToks and YouTube videos to books, poems, and real-life stories.

Come as you are—curious, questioning, or confident—and join a community that values conversation, inclusivity, and growth.

This group hopes to meet twice a month, on the 2nd and 4th Sundays. All are welcome. Learn more about this group by visiting their webpage.

Lent Lunch & Book Study

Join us this Lent for a weekly lunch and book study rooted in thoughtful conversation and shared reflection.

We’ll read “Hope: A User’s Manual” by MaryAnn McKibben Dana; a practical and grounded exploration of hope as something we cultivate together in the midst of a complex and hurting world. The book invites honest engagement with justice, weariness, faith, and resilience, offering language and practices for sustaining hope over time. (Note: the church office will have a couple of copies available for short term borrowing)

Mondays in Lent (Feb 23 – March 30)

McDougall Site

12:00–2:00 pm

Free lunch provided (contributions welcome)

Registration isn’t required (drop-ins are always welcome), but if you plan to attend, letting us know assists with planning! Please contact the church office.

All are welcome.

Take off Pounds Sensibly
Taking Off Pounds Sensibly is seeking new members! 
If you would like a supportive environment to support your weight loss journey, TOPS meets on Tuesdays in the M&M Room at McDougall from 10AM-11:30AM, 10:30-11:30AM during the summer. Please contact Frances Smith at frances.smith@shaw.ca to sign up or for more information.

Heritage Time Out is a ladies group who meet to socialize, have a coffee and do a crafts such as knitting, crochet, card making, quilting, or do as you wish. All are welcome.

Please visit our webpage to learn more

Exploring Life through Writing and Discussion – Winter Session
Begins January 14 | Wednesday, 1:00–2:45 PM | M&M Room

You are invited to the continuing winter sessions of Exploring Life through Writing and Discussion. We share personal written stories inspired by our memories as well as discuss a variety of topics.

For more information, please contact:
Marianne Medhurst – m3dhurst@shaw.ca
Marilyn Shoults – mshoults3@gmail.com

Want to join our kitchen crew, you can sign up under our Volunteer Opportunities

Grief Group - Starting February 19

A Safe space for your hurting heart to treat itself gently, and find hope for the future.

When: Thursdays at 10 am - 12 pm, February 19 - May 7, 2026
Where: McDougall Site- Holy Grounds (podcast room)
Cost: Free 
Materials (provided): Understanding Your Grief by Alan D. Wolfelt, PHD
Minister: Rev. Bill Weaver

Please contact the McDougall/Ogden site office for more information and to register to attend. In order to ensure everyone is cared for in their particular situation, a brief, confidential intake survey of all participants is completed prior to the first meeting, in order to identify any specific needs or concerns that require attention. 

Celebration Singers is our mixed choir. Rehearsals are every Thursday. This choir is under the leadership of Justin Macosky and Tanya Wan Lim.

To learn more about this group, please visit our music page.

Rehearsals are every Thursday. This choir is under the leadership of Justin Macosky and Tanya Wan Lim.

To learn more about this group, please visit our music page.

On-site and Online

Each service begins on Sundays at 10:30 am, on-site and online through our YouTube Channel. Each service will be also be available on our YouTube channel or website as a recording for later viewing.

Sign up for our email blast to get the service links emailed to you on Sunday morning.

If you would like to volunteer to help with our services please contact the office or visit our Volunteer Page to learn more about positions available.

Save the date, more information coming soon

Lent Lunch & Book Study

Join us this Lent for a weekly lunch and book study rooted in thoughtful conversation and shared reflection.

We’ll read “Hope: A User’s Manual” by MaryAnn McKibben Dana; a practical and grounded exploration of hope as something we cultivate together in the midst of a complex and hurting world. The book invites honest engagement with justice, weariness, faith, and resilience, offering language and practices for sustaining hope over time. (Note: the church office will have a couple of copies available for short term borrowing)

Mondays in Lent (Feb 23 – March 30)

McDougall Site

12:00–2:00 pm

Free lunch provided (contributions welcome)

Registration isn’t required (drop-ins are always welcome), but if you plan to attend, letting us know assists with planning! Please contact the church office.

All are welcome.

Take off Pounds Sensibly
Taking Off Pounds Sensibly is seeking new members! 
If you would like a supportive environment to support your weight loss journey, TOPS meets on Tuesdays in the M&M Room at McDougall from 10AM-11:30AM, 10:30-11:30AM during the summer. Please contact Frances Smith at frances.smith@shaw.ca to sign up or for more information.

God At the Movies usually takes place the first Tuesday of every month and Is hosted by different people each month. We meet at the designated theatre to watch a movie together and then we go for coffee afterwards. This is always a fun event and a time to get together to socialize.

Check back closer to the event to see what the movie is this month.

To learn more about God at the Movies, please visit their webpage.

Heritage Time Out is a ladies group who meet to socialize, have a coffee and do a crafts such as knitting, crochet, card making, quilting, or do as you wish. All are welcome.

Please visit our webpage to learn more

Coffee with a Minister

You’re invited to a simple, open time of connection at Coffee with a Minister, held on the first and third Wednesdays of each month, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., at Red Deer Lake United Church.

There’s no agenda and nothing to prepare. Drop in, share conversation, or simply be present. Stay for a few minutes or linger longer. 

This is a space for anyone in our shared ministry, or the wider community, to drop in as they wish.
No sign-up required. Just come as you are.

Upcoming Dates:

Feb 4, Feb 18, Mar 4, Mar 18, April 1, April 15, May 6, May 20, June 3, June 17

Exploring Life through Writing and Discussion – Winter Session
Begins January 14 | Wednesday, 1:00–2:45 PM | M&M Room

You are invited to the continuing winter sessions of Exploring Life through Writing and Discussion. We share personal written stories inspired by our memories as well as discuss a variety of topics.

For more information, please contact:
Marianne Medhurst – m3dhurst@shaw.ca
Marilyn Shoults – mshoults3@gmail.com

Grief Group - Starting February 19

A Safe space for your hurting heart to treat itself gently, and find hope for the future.

When: Thursdays at 10 am - 12 pm, February 19 - May 7, 2026
Where: McDougall Site- Holy Grounds (podcast room)
Cost: Free 
Materials (provided): Understanding Your Grief by Alan D. Wolfelt, PHD
Minister: Rev. Bill Weaver

Please contact the McDougall/Ogden site office for more information and to register to attend. In order to ensure everyone is cared for in their particular situation, a brief, confidential intake survey of all participants is completed prior to the first meeting, in order to identify any specific needs or concerns that require attention. 

Celebration Singers is our mixed choir. Rehearsals are every Thursday. This choir is under the leadership of Justin Macosky and Tanya Wan Lim.

To learn more about this group, please visit our music page.

Happening at Red Deer Lake United

Rehearsals are every Thursday. This choir is under the leadership of Justin Macosky and Tanya Wan Lim.

To learn more about this group, please visit our music page.

This intergenerational club is in partnership with Lord Beaverbrook High School. It meets Friday from 2:30 pm - 3:30 pm.

Learn more about Inter-Gen by visiting their webpage.

Support McDougall with Gift Card Purchases

Order Deadline: Second Sunday of each month
(Weekly during the holiday season – November to early December)

Buy the gift cards you already use—and support McDougall at no extra cost to you! A portion of every gift card purchase goes directly to the church.

Choose from hundreds of retailers – see the full list at www.fundscrip.com.

Easy Online Ordering:

1. Visit www.fundscrip.com

2. Register using McDougall’s invitation code: RSJF3C

3. Place your order online and pay securely

Need a card right away?
We also keep a selection of popular gift cards in stock.
Check out the store to see what's available!

Learn more about this program and other fundraisers by visiting our Marketing and Fundraising Group.

Mercadito!

Local Mini Latin Market

March 8th, 2026 at 11:30, after service in Hospitality Hall.

Find out the hidden talent in this neighbourhood!

Support a group of Latin women by coming to a mini market of homemade products made by local immigrant families who are exploring ways of supplementing their incomes. 

You’ll find the following items:

• Breads, pastries, granola,

• hats, mittens, scarves and other clothing items made by a seamstress

• Candles

• Greeting cards

• Crafts made by youth 

Enjoy a bit of Latin music & a dance performance as an addition.

Young Adult Group

Join us on the 2nd and 4th Sundays each month.

Who: Young adults (ages 18–30ish)
When: 2nd & 4th Sundays
Where: Basement meeting room — enter through the Soul Cellar Door at the back of the church (Southeast corner). Look for the sign.

Looking to unpack your faith, ask hard questions, or explore a more inclusive and authentic spirituality? This is a safe, welcoming space for young adults to wrestle with beliefs, share stories, and deepen their understanding of what it means to live in Christ-like love today. One of our ministers will be on hand to help with the discussion and working through questions.

Each gathering includes a short hands-on activity or song to help everyone feel comfortable, followed by open group discussion. We’ll start with a question box, explore Bible verses or parables connected to the theme, and draw on contemporary examples—from TikToks and YouTube videos to books, poems, and real-life stories.

Come as you are—curious, questioning, or confident—and join a community that values conversation, inclusivity, and growth.

This group hopes to meet twice a month, on the 2nd and 4th Sundays. All are welcome. Learn more about this group by visiting their webpage.

Lent Lunch & Book Study

Join us this Lent for a weekly lunch and book study rooted in thoughtful conversation and shared reflection.

We’ll read “Hope: A User’s Manual” by MaryAnn McKibben Dana; a practical and grounded exploration of hope as something we cultivate together in the midst of a complex and hurting world. The book invites honest engagement with justice, weariness, faith, and resilience, offering language and practices for sustaining hope over time. (Note: the church office will have a couple of copies available for short term borrowing)

Mondays in Lent (Feb 23 – March 30)

McDougall Site

12:00–2:00 pm

Free lunch provided (contributions welcome)

Registration isn’t required (drop-ins are always welcome), but if you plan to attend, letting us know assists with planning! Please contact the church office.

All are welcome.

Take off Pounds Sensibly
Taking Off Pounds Sensibly is seeking new members! 
If you would like a supportive environment to support your weight loss journey, TOPS meets on Tuesdays in the M&M Room at McDougall from 10AM-11:30AM, 10:30-11:30AM during the summer. Please contact Frances Smith at frances.smith@shaw.ca to sign up or for more information.

Heritage Time Out is a ladies group who meet to socialize, have a coffee and do a crafts such as knitting, crochet, card making, quilting, or do as you wish. All are welcome.

Please visit our webpage to learn more

Exploring Life through Writing and Discussion – Winter Session
Begins January 14 | Wednesday, 1:00–2:45 PM | M&M Room

You are invited to the continuing winter sessions of Exploring Life through Writing and Discussion. We share personal written stories inspired by our memories as well as discuss a variety of topics.

For more information, please contact:
Marianne Medhurst – m3dhurst@shaw.ca
Marilyn Shoults – mshoults3@gmail.com

Grief Group - Starting February 19

A Safe space for your hurting heart to treat itself gently, and find hope for the future.

When: Thursdays at 10 am - 12 pm, February 19 - May 7, 2026
Where: McDougall Site- Holy Grounds (podcast room)
Cost: Free 
Materials (provided): Understanding Your Grief by Alan D. Wolfelt, PHD
Minister: Rev. Bill Weaver

Please contact the McDougall/Ogden site office for more information and to register to attend. In order to ensure everyone is cared for in their particular situation, a brief, confidential intake survey of all participants is completed prior to the first meeting, in order to identify any specific needs or concerns that require attention. 

This intergenerational club is in partnership with Lord Beaverbrook High School. It meets Friday from 2:30 pm - 3:30 pm.

Learn more about Inter-Gen by visiting their webpage.

Toward 2035: Imagining the Future of the United Church—Together

Presentation and Conversation with Executive Minister Treena Duncan

Toward 2035 is an invitation into prayer and conversation about the future of God’s call to the United Church of Canada. On March 14, congregational leaders are invited to an in-person presentation and conversation with Treena Duncan, Executive Minister, exploring the General Council’s Toward 2035 vision. Together, we’ll reflect on the challenges we face and turn our attention toward the new thing God is doing among us. This 90-minute to 2 hour gathering offers a hopeful, grounded space to listen, imagine, discern and discuss the shape of faithful ministry in the years ahead.

We’ll gather at 10 am at McDougall United Church, Calgary. Coffee and Muffins. Please RSVP HERE: https://www.jotform.com/build/260265918950262

More information coming soon….

Lent Lunch & Book Study

Join us this Lent for a weekly lunch and book study rooted in thoughtful conversation and shared reflection.

We’ll read “Hope: A User’s Manual” by MaryAnn McKibben Dana; a practical and grounded exploration of hope as something we cultivate together in the midst of a complex and hurting world. The book invites honest engagement with justice, weariness, faith, and resilience, offering language and practices for sustaining hope over time. (Note: the church office will have a couple of copies available for short term borrowing)

Mondays in Lent (Feb 23 – March 30)

McDougall Site

12:00–2:00 pm

Free lunch provided (contributions welcome)

Registration isn’t required (drop-ins are always welcome), but if you plan to attend, letting us know assists with planning! Please contact the church office.

All are welcome.

Take off Pounds Sensibly
Taking Off Pounds Sensibly is seeking new members! 
If you would like a supportive environment to support your weight loss journey, TOPS meets on Tuesdays in the M&M Room at McDougall from 10AM-11:30AM, 10:30-11:30AM during the summer. Please contact Frances Smith at frances.smith@shaw.ca to sign up or for more information.

Every month since April 2019, the Acadia Food Pantry has provided free food to anyone experiencing food insecurity in our community. In 2021, the Pantry served an average of 110 people each month. With increasing inflation, more and more of our neighbours are finding it difficult to afford food for their families.

As a volunteer organization supported by residents of Acadia as well as Christ Moravian Church, Lutheran Church of Our Saviour and McDougall United Church, the Pantry depends fully on donations to operate. 100% of every donation is used to buy food and supplies and donations are eligible for a charitable tax receipt.

Free food for residents of Acadia and nearby neighbourhoods (map below).

We continue a monthly distribution schedule on the third Tuesday of the month, 12 noon - 12:45pm.

Learn more about this great program

If you or anyone you know is a resident at Lake Bonavista Retirement Community, please make sure they are aware that we visit monthly to do a short service. Come and say hello! We will be there on the third Tuesday of each month at 1:30 pm.

If you or anyone you know is a resident at The Manor Village at Fish Creek, please make sure they are aware that we visit monthly to do a short service. Come and say hello! We will be there on the third Tuesday of each month at 3:30 pm.

Heritage Time Out is a ladies group who meet to socialize, have a coffee and do a crafts such as knitting, crochet, card making, quilting, or do as you wish. All are welcome.

Please visit our webpage to learn more

Coffee with a Minister

You’re invited to a simple, open time of connection at Coffee with a Minister, held on the first and third Wednesdays of each month, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., at Red Deer Lake United Church.

There’s no agenda and nothing to prepare. Drop in, share conversation, or simply be present. Stay for a few minutes or linger longer. 

This is a space for anyone in our shared ministry, or the wider community, to drop in as they wish.
No sign-up required. Just come as you are.

Upcoming Dates:

Feb 4, Feb 18, Mar 4, Mar 18, April 1, April 15, May 6, May 20, June 3, June 17

Exploring Life through Writing and Discussion – Winter Session
Begins January 14 | Wednesday, 1:00–2:45 PM | M&M Room

You are invited to the continuing winter sessions of Exploring Life through Writing and Discussion. We share personal written stories inspired by our memories as well as discuss a variety of topics.

For more information, please contact:
Marianne Medhurst – m3dhurst@shaw.ca
Marilyn Shoults – mshoults3@gmail.com

Grief Group - Starting February 19

A Safe space for your hurting heart to treat itself gently, and find hope for the future.

When: Thursdays at 10 am - 12 pm, February 19 - May 7, 2026
Where: McDougall Site- Holy Grounds (podcast room)
Cost: Free 
Materials (provided): Understanding Your Grief by Alan D. Wolfelt, PHD
Minister: Rev. Bill Weaver

Please contact the McDougall/Ogden site office for more information and to register to attend. In order to ensure everyone is cared for in their particular situation, a brief, confidential intake survey of all participants is completed prior to the first meeting, in order to identify any specific needs or concerns that require attention. 

Join us for cards/games and great conversations.

Everyone welcome!

Learn more about Friendship Club here

Join us every month on the third Friday for a new podcast recording. 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm.

Space is limited, please let us know that you are coming. We do have a waitlist for if this event fills up. If we have a cancellation, you will be contacted.

Young Adult Group

Join us on the 2nd and 4th Sundays each month.

Who: Young adults (ages 18–30ish)
When: 2nd & 4th Sundays
Where: Basement meeting room — enter through the Soul Cellar Door at the back of the church (Southeast corner). Look for the sign.

Looking to unpack your faith, ask hard questions, or explore a more inclusive and authentic spirituality? This is a safe, welcoming space for young adults to wrestle with beliefs, share stories, and deepen their understanding of what it means to live in Christ-like love today. One of our ministers will be on hand to help with the discussion and working through questions.

Each gathering includes a short hands-on activity or song to help everyone feel comfortable, followed by open group discussion. We’ll start with a question box, explore Bible verses or parables connected to the theme, and draw on contemporary examples—from TikToks and YouTube videos to books, poems, and real-life stories.

Come as you are—curious, questioning, or confident—and join a community that values conversation, inclusivity, and growth.

This group hopes to meet twice a month, on the 2nd and 4th Sundays. All are welcome. Learn more about this group by visiting their webpage.

Lent Lunch & Book Study

Join us this Lent for a weekly lunch and book study rooted in thoughtful conversation and shared reflection.

We’ll read “Hope: A User’s Manual” by MaryAnn McKibben Dana; a practical and grounded exploration of hope as something we cultivate together in the midst of a complex and hurting world. The book invites honest engagement with justice, weariness, faith, and resilience, offering language and practices for sustaining hope over time. (Note: the church office will have a couple of copies available for short term borrowing)

Mondays in Lent (Feb 23 – March 30)

McDougall Site

12:00–2:00 pm

Free lunch provided (contributions welcome)

Registration isn’t required (drop-ins are always welcome), but if you plan to attend, letting us know assists with planning! Please contact the church office.

All are welcome.

Take off Pounds Sensibly
Taking Off Pounds Sensibly is seeking new members! 
If you would like a supportive environment to support your weight loss journey, TOPS meets on Tuesdays in the M&M Room at McDougall from 10AM-11:30AM, 10:30-11:30AM during the summer. Please contact Frances Smith at frances.smith@shaw.ca to sign up or for more information.

Heritage Time Out is a ladies group who meet to socialize, have a coffee and do a crafts such as knitting, crochet, card making, quilting, or do as you wish. All are welcome.

Please visit our webpage to learn more

Exploring Life through Writing and Discussion – Winter Session
Begins January 14 | Wednesday, 1:00–2:45 PM | M&M Room

You are invited to the continuing winter sessions of Exploring Life through Writing and Discussion. We share personal written stories inspired by our memories as well as discuss a variety of topics.

For more information, please contact:
Marianne Medhurst – m3dhurst@shaw.ca
Marilyn Shoults – mshoults3@gmail.com

Want to join our kitchen crew, you can sign up under our Volunteer Opportunities

Grief Group - Starting February 19

A Safe space for your hurting heart to treat itself gently, and find hope for the future.

When: Thursdays at 10 am - 12 pm, February 19 - May 7, 2026
Where: McDougall Site- Holy Grounds (podcast room)
Cost: Free 
Materials (provided): Understanding Your Grief by Alan D. Wolfelt, PHD
Minister: Rev. Bill Weaver

Please contact the McDougall/Ogden site office for more information and to register to attend. In order to ensure everyone is cared for in their particular situation, a brief, confidential intake survey of all participants is completed prior to the first meeting, in order to identify any specific needs or concerns that require attention. 

Lent Lunch & Book Study

Join us this Lent for a weekly lunch and book study rooted in thoughtful conversation and shared reflection.

We’ll read “Hope: A User’s Manual” by MaryAnn McKibben Dana; a practical and grounded exploration of hope as something we cultivate together in the midst of a complex and hurting world. The book invites honest engagement with justice, weariness, faith, and resilience, offering language and practices for sustaining hope over time. (Note: the church office will have a couple of copies available for short term borrowing)

Mondays in Lent (Feb 23 – March 30)

McDougall Site

12:00–2:00 pm

Free lunch provided (contributions welcome)

Registration isn’t required (drop-ins are always welcome), but if you plan to attend, letting us know assists with planning! Please contact the church office.

All are welcome.

Take off Pounds Sensibly
Taking Off Pounds Sensibly is seeking new members! 
If you would like a supportive environment to support your weight loss journey, TOPS meets on Tuesdays in the M&M Room at McDougall from 10AM-11:30AM, 10:30-11:30AM during the summer. Please contact Frances Smith at frances.smith@shaw.ca to sign up or for more information.

Heritage Time Out is a ladies group who meet to socialize, have a coffee and do a crafts such as knitting, crochet, card making, quilting, or do as you wish. All are welcome.

Please visit our webpage to learn more

Coffee with a Minister

You’re invited to a simple, open time of connection at Coffee with a Minister, held on the first and third Wednesdays of each month, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., at Red Deer Lake United Church.

There’s no agenda and nothing to prepare. Drop in, share conversation, or simply be present. Stay for a few minutes or linger longer. 

This is a space for anyone in our shared ministry, or the wider community, to drop in as they wish.
No sign-up required. Just come as you are.

Upcoming Dates:

Feb 4, Feb 18, Mar 4, Mar 18, April 1, April 15, May 6, May 20, June 3, June 17

Exploring Life through Writing and Discussion – Winter Session
Begins January 14 | Wednesday, 1:00–2:45 PM | M&M Room

You are invited to the continuing winter sessions of Exploring Life through Writing and Discussion. We share personal written stories inspired by our memories as well as discuss a variety of topics.

For more information, please contact:
Marianne Medhurst – m3dhurst@shaw.ca
Marilyn Shoults – mshoults3@gmail.com

Grief Group - Starting February 19

A Safe space for your hurting heart to treat itself gently, and find hope for the future.

When: Thursdays at 10 am - 12 pm, February 19 - May 7, 2026
Where: McDougall Site- Holy Grounds (podcast room)
Cost: Free 
Materials (provided): Understanding Your Grief by Alan D. Wolfelt, PHD
Minister: Rev. Bill Weaver

Please contact the McDougall/Ogden site office for more information and to register to attend. In order to ensure everyone is cared for in their particular situation, a brief, confidential intake survey of all participants is completed prior to the first meeting, in order to identify any specific needs or concerns that require attention. 

Each Opera Buddies session begins with two classes: an introduction to opera as well as a primer on the opera you’ll be going to see. You’ll learn what to expect at the theatre, as well as insights into what to watch and listen for at the show.

Then, come to the opera and watch the performance with a live orchestra, soloists, and chorus.

To make the most of your experience, the final class is a guided reflection on the opera you just saw as well as suggestions for taking your learning further.

Each class is facilitated by a professional opera teaching artist from Calgary Opera.

Opera Buddies is perfect for friends or families who want to explore the arts together and guaranteed to have you talking around the dinner table.

Learn more and Register here.

Happening at Red Deer Lake United

Office is closed for Good Friday

Joint Good Friday Service at Red Deer Lake United

Please note that McDougall will be closed on this day

McDougall United is in shared ministry with Ogden and Red Deer Lake United Church

Office Closed for Easter Monday

Read and reflect on the Bible text for the coming Sunday.

This is happening in the Chapel.

God At the Movies usually takes place the first Tuesday of every month and Is hosted by different people each month. We meet at the designated theatre to watch a movie together and then we go for coffee afterwards. This is always a fun event and a time to get together to socialize.

Check back closer to the event to see what the movie is this month.

To learn more about God at the Movies, please visit their webpage.

In-person leadership council meeting

Heritage Time Out is a ladies group who meet to socialize, have a coffee and do a crafts such as knitting, crochet, card making, quilting, or do as you wish. All are welcome.

Please visit our webpage to learn more

Exploring Life through Writing and Discussion – Winter Session
Begins January 14 | Wednesday, 1:00–2:45 PM | M&M Room

You are invited to the continuing winter sessions of Exploring Life through Writing and Discussion. We share personal written stories inspired by our memories as well as discuss a variety of topics.

For more information, please contact:
Marianne Medhurst – m3dhurst@shaw.ca
Marilyn Shoults – mshoults3@gmail.com

Grief Group - Starting February 19

A Safe space for your hurting heart to treat itself gently, and find hope for the future.

When: Thursdays at 10 am - 12 pm, February 19 - May 7, 2026
Where: McDougall Site- Holy Grounds (podcast room)
Cost: Free 
Materials (provided): Understanding Your Grief by Alan D. Wolfelt, PHD
Minister: Rev. Bill Weaver

Please contact the McDougall/Ogden site office for more information and to register to attend. In order to ensure everyone is cared for in their particular situation, a brief, confidential intake survey of all participants is completed prior to the first meeting, in order to identify any specific needs or concerns that require attention. 

Each Opera Buddies session begins with two classes: an introduction to opera as well as a primer on the opera you’ll be going to see. You’ll learn what to expect at the theatre, as well as insights into what to watch and listen for at the show.

Then, come to the opera and watch the performance with a live orchestra, soloists, and chorus.

To make the most of your experience, the final class is a guided reflection on the opera you just saw as well as suggestions for taking your learning further.

Each class is facilitated by a professional opera teaching artist from Calgary Opera.

Opera Buddies is perfect for friends or families who want to explore the arts together and guaranteed to have you talking around the dinner table.

Learn more and Register here.

This intergenerational club is in partnership with Lord Beaverbrook High School. It meets Friday from 2:30 pm - 3:30 pm.

Learn more about Inter-Gen by visiting their webpage.

Support McDougall with Gift Card Purchases

Order Deadline: Second Sunday of each month
(Weekly during the holiday season – November to early December)

Buy the gift cards you already use—and support McDougall at no extra cost to you! A portion of every gift card purchase goes directly to the church.

Choose from hundreds of retailers – see the full list at www.fundscrip.com.

Easy Online Ordering:

1. Visit www.fundscrip.com

2. Register using McDougall’s invitation code: RSJF3C

3. Place your order online and pay securely

Need a card right away?
We also keep a selection of popular gift cards in stock.
Check out the store to see what's available!

Learn more about this program and other fundraisers by visiting our Marketing and Fundraising Group.

Young Adult Group

Join us on the 2nd and 4th Sundays each month.

Who: Young adults (ages 18–30ish)
When: 2nd & 4th Sundays
Where: Basement meeting room — enter through the Soul Cellar Door at the back of the church (Southeast corner). Look for the sign.

Looking to unpack your faith, ask hard questions, or explore a more inclusive and authentic spirituality? This is a safe, welcoming space for young adults to wrestle with beliefs, share stories, and deepen their understanding of what it means to live in Christ-like love today. One of our ministers will be on hand to help with the discussion and working through questions.

Each gathering includes a short hands-on activity or song to help everyone feel comfortable, followed by open group discussion. We’ll start with a question box, explore Bible verses or parables connected to the theme, and draw on contemporary examples—from TikToks and YouTube videos to books, poems, and real-life stories.

Come as you are—curious, questioning, or confident—and join a community that values conversation, inclusivity, and growth.

This group hopes to meet twice a month, on the 2nd and 4th Sundays. All are welcome. Learn more about this group by visiting their webpage.

Read and reflect on the Bible text for the coming Sunday.

This is happening in the Chapel.

Heritage Time Out is a ladies group who meet to socialize, have a coffee and do a crafts such as knitting, crochet, card making, quilting, or do as you wish. All are welcome.

Please visit our webpage to learn more

Coffee with a Minister

You’re invited to a simple, open time of connection at Coffee with a Minister, held on the first and third Wednesdays of each month, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., at Red Deer Lake United Church.

There’s no agenda and nothing to prepare. Drop in, share conversation, or simply be present. Stay for a few minutes or linger longer. 

This is a space for anyone in our shared ministry, or the wider community, to drop in as they wish.
No sign-up required. Just come as you are.

Upcoming Dates:

Feb 4, Feb 18, Mar 4, Mar 18, April 1, April 15, May 6, May 20, June 3, June 17

Grief Group - Starting February 19

A Safe space for your hurting heart to treat itself gently, and find hope for the future.

When: Thursdays at 10 am - 12 pm, February 19 - May 7, 2026
Where: McDougall Site- Holy Grounds (podcast room)
Cost: Free 
Materials (provided): Understanding Your Grief by Alan D. Wolfelt, PHD
Minister: Rev. Bill Weaver

Please contact the McDougall/Ogden site office for more information and to register to attend. In order to ensure everyone is cared for in their particular situation, a brief, confidential intake survey of all participants is completed prior to the first meeting, in order to identify any specific needs or concerns that require attention. 

Join us for cards/games and great conversations.

Everyone welcome!

Learn more about Friendship Club here

This intergenerational club is in partnership with Lord Beaverbrook High School. It meets Friday from 2:30 pm - 3:30 pm.

Learn more about Inter-Gen by visiting their webpage.

Join us every month on the third Friday for a new podcast recording. 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm.

Space is limited, please let us know that you are coming. We do have a waitlist for if this event fills up. If we have a cancellation, you will be contacted.

Read and reflect on the Bible text for the coming Sunday.

This is happening in the Chapel.

Every month since April 2019, the Acadia Food Pantry has provided free food to anyone experiencing food insecurity in our community. In 2021, the Pantry served an average of 110 people each month. With increasing inflation, more and more of our neighbours are finding it difficult to afford food for their families.

As a volunteer organization supported by residents of Acadia as well as Christ Moravian Church, Lutheran Church of Our Saviour and McDougall United Church, the Pantry depends fully on donations to operate. 100% of every donation is used to buy food and supplies and donations are eligible for a charitable tax receipt.

Free food for residents of Acadia and nearby neighbourhoods (map below).

We continue a monthly distribution schedule on the third Tuesday of the month, 12 noon - 12:45pm.

Learn more about this great program

If you or anyone you know is a resident at Lake Bonavista Retirement Community, please make sure they are aware that we visit monthly to do a short service. Come and say hello! We will be there on the third Tuesday of each month at 1:30 pm.

If you or anyone you know is a resident at The Manor Village at Fish Creek, please make sure they are aware that we visit monthly to do a short service. Come and say hello! We will be there on the third Tuesday of each month at 3:30 pm.

Heritage Time Out is a ladies group who meet to socialize, have a coffee and do a crafts such as knitting, crochet, card making, quilting, or do as you wish. All are welcome.

Please visit our webpage to learn more

Want to join our kitchen crew, you can sign up under our Volunteer Opportunities

Grief Group - Starting February 19

A Safe space for your hurting heart to treat itself gently, and find hope for the future.

When: Thursdays at 10 am - 12 pm, February 19 - May 7, 2026
Where: McDougall Site- Holy Grounds (podcast room)
Cost: Free 
Materials (provided): Understanding Your Grief by Alan D. Wolfelt, PHD
Minister: Rev. Bill Weaver

Please contact the McDougall/Ogden site office for more information and to register to attend. In order to ensure everyone is cared for in their particular situation, a brief, confidential intake survey of all participants is completed prior to the first meeting, in order to identify any specific needs or concerns that require attention. 

Each Opera Buddies session begins with two classes: an introduction to opera as well as a primer on the opera you’ll be going to see. You’ll learn what to expect at the theatre, as well as insights into what to watch and listen for at the show.

Then, come to the opera and watch the performance with a live orchestra, soloists, and chorus.

To make the most of your experience, the final class is a guided reflection on the opera you just saw as well as suggestions for taking your learning further.

Each class is facilitated by a professional opera teaching artist from Calgary Opera.

Opera Buddies is perfect for friends or families who want to explore the arts together and guaranteed to have you talking around the dinner table.

Learn more and Register here.

Young Adult Group

Join us on the 2nd and 4th Sundays each month.

Who: Young adults (ages 18–30ish)
When: 2nd & 4th Sundays
Where: Basement meeting room — enter through the Soul Cellar Door at the back of the church (Southeast corner). Look for the sign.

Looking to unpack your faith, ask hard questions, or explore a more inclusive and authentic spirituality? This is a safe, welcoming space for young adults to wrestle with beliefs, share stories, and deepen their understanding of what it means to live in Christ-like love today. One of our ministers will be on hand to help with the discussion and working through questions.

Each gathering includes a short hands-on activity or song to help everyone feel comfortable, followed by open group discussion. We’ll start with a question box, explore Bible verses or parables connected to the theme, and draw on contemporary examples—from TikToks and YouTube videos to books, poems, and real-life stories.

Come as you are—curious, questioning, or confident—and join a community that values conversation, inclusivity, and growth.

This group hopes to meet twice a month, on the 2nd and 4th Sundays. All are welcome. Learn more about this group by visiting their webpage.

Read and reflect on the Bible text for the coming Sunday.

This is happening in the Chapel.

Heritage Time Out is a ladies group who meet to socialize, have a coffee and do a crafts such as knitting, crochet, card making, quilting, or do as you wish. All are welcome.

Please visit our webpage to learn more

Grief Group - Starting February 19

A Safe space for your hurting heart to treat itself gently, and find hope for the future.

When: Thursdays at 10 am - 12 pm, February 19 - May 7, 2026
Where: McDougall Site- Holy Grounds (podcast room)
Cost: Free 
Materials (provided): Understanding Your Grief by Alan D. Wolfelt, PHD
Minister: Rev. Bill Weaver

Please contact the McDougall/Ogden site office for more information and to register to attend. In order to ensure everyone is cared for in their particular situation, a brief, confidential intake survey of all participants is completed prior to the first meeting, in order to identify any specific needs or concerns that require attention. 

This intergenerational club is in partnership with Lord Beaverbrook High School. It meets Friday from 2:30 pm - 3:30 pm.

Learn more about Inter-Gen by visiting their webpage.

Read and reflect on the Bible text for the coming Sunday.

This is happening in the Chapel.

God At the Movies usually takes place the first Tuesday of every month and Is hosted by different people each month. We meet at the designated theatre to watch a movie together and then we go for coffee afterwards. This is always a fun event and a time to get together to socialize.

Check back closer to the event to see what the movie is this month.

To learn more about God at the Movies, please visit their webpage.

Heritage Time Out is a ladies group who meet to socialize, have a coffee and do a crafts such as knitting, crochet, card making, quilting, or do as you wish. All are welcome.

Please visit our webpage to learn more

Coffee with a Minister

You’re invited to a simple, open time of connection at Coffee with a Minister, held on the first and third Wednesdays of each month, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., at Red Deer Lake United Church.

There’s no agenda and nothing to prepare. Drop in, share conversation, or simply be present. Stay for a few minutes or linger longer. 

This is a space for anyone in our shared ministry, or the wider community, to drop in as they wish.
No sign-up required. Just come as you are.

Upcoming Dates:

Feb 4, Feb 18, Mar 4, Mar 18, April 1, April 15, May 6, May 20, June 3, June 17

Grief Group - Starting February 19

A Safe space for your hurting heart to treat itself gently, and find hope for the future.

When: Thursdays at 10 am - 12 pm, February 19 - May 7, 2026
Where: McDougall Site- Holy Grounds (podcast room)
Cost: Free 
Materials (provided): Understanding Your Grief by Alan D. Wolfelt, PHD
Minister: Rev. Bill Weaver

Please contact the McDougall/Ogden site office for more information and to register to attend. In order to ensure everyone is cared for in their particular situation, a brief, confidential intake survey of all participants is completed prior to the first meeting, in order to identify any specific needs or concerns that require attention. 

Happening at Red Deer Lake United

This intergenerational club is in partnership with Lord Beaverbrook High School. It meets Friday from 2:30 pm - 3:30 pm.

Learn more about Inter-Gen by visiting their webpage.

Join us every month on the third Friday for a new podcast recording. 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm.

Space is limited, please let us know that you are coming. We do have a waitlist for if this event fills up. If we have a cancellation, you will be contacted.

Support McDougall with Gift Card Purchases

Order Deadline: Second Sunday of each month
(Weekly during the holiday season – November to early December)

Buy the gift cards you already use—and support McDougall at no extra cost to you! A portion of every gift card purchase goes directly to the church.

Choose from hundreds of retailers – see the full list at www.fundscrip.com.

Easy Online Ordering:

1. Visit www.fundscrip.com

2. Register using McDougall’s invitation code: RSJF3C

3. Place your order online and pay securely

Need a card right away?
We also keep a selection of popular gift cards in stock.
Check out the store to see what's available!

Learn more about this program and other fundraisers by visiting our Marketing and Fundraising Group.

Young Adult Group

Join us on the 2nd and 4th Sundays each month.

Who: Young adults (ages 18–30ish)
When: 2nd & 4th Sundays
Where: Basement meeting room — enter through the Soul Cellar Door at the back of the church (Southeast corner). Look for the sign.

Looking to unpack your faith, ask hard questions, or explore a more inclusive and authentic spirituality? This is a safe, welcoming space for young adults to wrestle with beliefs, share stories, and deepen their understanding of what it means to live in Christ-like love today. One of our ministers will be on hand to help with the discussion and working through questions.

Each gathering includes a short hands-on activity or song to help everyone feel comfortable, followed by open group discussion. We’ll start with a question box, explore Bible verses or parables connected to the theme, and draw on contemporary examples—from TikToks and YouTube videos to books, poems, and real-life stories.

Come as you are—curious, questioning, or confident—and join a community that values conversation, inclusivity, and growth.

This group hopes to meet twice a month, on the 2nd and 4th Sundays. All are welcome. Learn more about this group by visiting their webpage.

Read and reflect on the Bible text for the coming Sunday.

This is happening in the Chapel.

Heritage Time Out is a ladies group who meet to socialize, have a coffee and do a crafts such as knitting, crochet, card making, quilting, or do as you wish. All are welcome.

Please visit our webpage to learn more

Office is closed today for Victoria Day

Read and reflect on the Bible text for the coming Sunday.

This is happening in the Chapel.

Every month since April 2019, the Acadia Food Pantry has provided free food to anyone experiencing food insecurity in our community. In 2021, the Pantry served an average of 110 people each month. With increasing inflation, more and more of our neighbours are finding it difficult to afford food for their families.

As a volunteer organization supported by residents of Acadia as well as Christ Moravian Church, Lutheran Church of Our Saviour and McDougall United Church, the Pantry depends fully on donations to operate. 100% of every donation is used to buy food and supplies and donations are eligible for a charitable tax receipt.

Free food for residents of Acadia and nearby neighbourhoods (map below).

We continue a monthly distribution schedule on the third Tuesday of the month, 12 noon - 12:45pm.

Learn more about this great program

If you or anyone you know is a resident at Lake Bonavista Retirement Community, please make sure they are aware that we visit monthly to do a short service. Come and say hello! We will be there on the third Tuesday of each month at 1:30 pm.

If you or anyone you know is a resident at The Manor Village at Fish Creek, please make sure they are aware that we visit monthly to do a short service. Come and say hello! We will be there on the third Tuesday of each month at 3:30 pm.

Heritage Time Out is a ladies group who meet to socialize, have a coffee and do a crafts such as knitting, crochet, card making, quilting, or do as you wish. All are welcome.

Please visit our webpage to learn more

Coffee with a Minister

You’re invited to a simple, open time of connection at Coffee with a Minister, held on the first and third Wednesdays of each month, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., at Red Deer Lake United Church.

There’s no agenda and nothing to prepare. Drop in, share conversation, or simply be present. Stay for a few minutes or linger longer. 

This is a space for anyone in our shared ministry, or the wider community, to drop in as they wish.
No sign-up required. Just come as you are.

Upcoming Dates:

Feb 4, Feb 18, Mar 4, Mar 18, April 1, April 15, May 6, May 20, June 3, June 17

Join us for cards/games and great conversations.

Everyone welcome!

Learn more about Friendship Club here