WE ARE NOT ALONE,
WE LIVE IN GOD'S WORLD.
Céad míle fáilte / One hundred thousand welcomes
The United Church of Canada is one of many denominations of the Christian faith. Here in the South Mountain-Hallville pastoral charge, we stand in the Celtic tradition as open and inclusive congregations, offering hospitality to all strangers and friends.
We are glad that you are either worshiping or thinking of worshiping with us.
OUR CALL AND VISION
Call
The United Church of Canada Call reflects the core of our purpose, sharing who we seek to be in “such a time as this” (Esther 4:14).
Deep Spirituality
Bold Discipleship
Daring Justice
Vision
The United Church of Canada vision reflects what the church aspires to be over a 5- to 10-year span.
Called by God, as disciples of Jesus, The United Church of Canada seeks to be a bold, connected, evolving church of diverse, courageous, hope-filled communities united in deep spirituality, inspiring worship, and daring justice.
UPCOMING EVENTS
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The Healing Pathway
This program enables people to develop the gifts and skills of healing within the Christian tradition, and fosters the development of healing ministries in congregations and other communities.
Read more.
Shrove Tuesday
Come and eat pancakes with us on February 17: a day to feast before Lent.
Pastoral Care: community visits
St. Andrew's (Heckston) and St. Andrew's (Hallville) have pastoral care teams.
Minute for Ministry
Prayer: Don’t give God instructions, just report for duty.
Weekly Ministry
We welcome you to join us for worship and song.
Regular Services
Regular worship services are held at all four churches from September to June.
Note: On Anniversary Sundays, all other services are cancelled.
Children & Youth: Sunday School
We believe young people are an important part of our church family. St. Andrew's (Hallville) has a thriving Sunday School program that includes confirmation classes.
WHAT WE LOVE ABOUT CHURCH
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MAKE A DONATION
Support your local church, sponsor the church bulletins or make a gift in memoriam.
Traditional Lands Acknowledgement
We acknowledge the traditional territories upon which we gather to worship.
For many thousands of years, our Indigenous brothers and sisters have sought to walk gently on this land.
They offered assistance to the first European travellers to this territory and shared their knowledge for survival in what was at times a harsh climate.
We seek a new relationship with the Original Peoples of this land, one based in honour and deep respect.