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Augustine United Church was founded in 1887 and moved into its present building in 1903. It was once a large, active Presbyterian congregation of mainly middle- and upper-income families living south of the Assiniboine River. In its heyday, the sanctuary, including the balcony, was filled several times on Sunday for multiple worship services. In 1925, many Presbyterian churches, including Augustine, joined with Methodist, Congregationalist and Union Churches to form The United Church of Canada.

Broadway-First Baptist Church encourages each individual to explore the Bible, to discover the ways in which Christian faith engages the modern world, to enjoy the supportive company of fellow seekers, and to find the ways in which the Christian gospel brings joy, purpose and peace to all of life.We have an open communion table. All who wish to take part in the observance of the Lord's Supper are welcome. It is not our table; it is the Lord's.

This congregation is a city-wide Christian community within the Anabaptist Mennonite tradition. God calls us to be followers of Jesus Christ and, by the power of the Holy Spirit, to grow as a community of grace, joy and peace so that God's healing and hope flows through us into the world.Statement of FaithWe accept and adhere to ' A Confession of Faith in a Mennonite Perspective ' except in our practice of communion, where 'All followers of Christ are welcome to participate'.

This congregation is a city-wide Christian community within the Anabaptist Mennonite tradition. God calls us to be followers of Jesus Christ and, by the power of the Holy Spirit, to grow as a community of grace, joy and peace so that God's healing and hope flows through us into the world.Statement of FaithWe accept and adhere to ' A Confession of Faith in a Mennonite Perspective ' except in our practice of communion, where 'All followers of Christ are welcome to participate'.Affiliations

The Centre for Christian Studies is a Canadian theological school that has been training women and men for ministry since 1892. It specializes in the education of diaconal ministers for the United Church and Anglican Church of Canada.CCS prepares leaders in ministry to:embrace God's incarnation in humanity and the worldembody God's care and compassion for allempower others to use their giftsenable change toward justiceintegration of experience and academicsintentional community-buildingOur Graduates are Transforming the World.CCS grads engage in transformative ministry.With a grounding in social justice, grads work as leaders and advocates with those most often forgotten by society.Our grads work in ministries throughout Canad,a empowering people to develop their gifts and skills as congregation/parish leaders, mentors, community advocates, and care providers.Motivated by deep compassion, grads care for people in the call to heal body and spirit.CCS RootsCCS has a 115-year history with women's education and service ministry, particularly within the Anglican and United Church traditions.CCS is always on the cutting edge – embracing inclusion, equality and liberation

Cornerstone Alliance Church began in St. Vital in the late 1930's. It became a church of the Christian and Missionary Alliance in the early 1950's. We have gone through various name changes: Gospel Tabernacle - St. Vital Gospel Tabernacle - Southdale Alliance Church - Cornerstone Alliance Church (2001).

Welcome to St. Bernadette ParishWe are happy to welcome you to St. Bernadette Parish, a vibrant Roman Catholic community of two thousand families in the Archdiocese of St. Boniface.Celebrating the SacredThe renewed liturgy of the Second Vatican Council is fully celebrated at St. Bernadette Parish. Believing the liturgy to be source and summit of the Christian life, the community strives to celebrate in the most inclusive and prayerful manner possible. In our worship everyone is gathered at the table with seating all around the altar. All are engaged in active participation. The presiding and preaching is strong, and the word of God is proclaimed with conviction. The symbols of the liturgy are rich and full, the music ministry is vibrant, and the environment is one of hospitality and joy!Sharing the FaithNurtured and sustained by the vigorous celebration of the liturgy, the community is inspired to share their faith in a variety of ministries within and outside of the parish. Within the parish some serve the liturgy as mass coordinators or members of the environment committee.

Start Christian education early. Lutheran Church of the Redeemer offers a fully engaging Sunday School Service for ages 6 - 16. Activities include singing, bible study, and arts and crafts. Make life long friends within a common spiritual community.Youth and Christ. Meet new friends in shared faith.Lend your talents in the choir; there is always room for one more.Lutheran Church of the Redeemer is a member congregation of Lutheran Church-Canada (LCC).For more information about the LCC, please visit www.lutheranchurch-canada.ca .Web Master Lloyd Plueschow- webmaster@lcredeemer.ca

Since the very beginning of the Catholic Church a mystery of Divine Mercy has been contemplated by Christian believers. Christ's redemptive mission was nothing but an act of reconciliation of us people with God. The Christians believe that the Church was symbolically born at the moment when Jesus' side was pierced on the cross. Water and blood came out of his heart as a sign of our purification through the baptism and salvation through the precious sacrifice of life.

The Webmaster Nestled among schools and homes in a vibrant corner of Windsor Park, St. Bartholomew currently has a parish membership of 170 familes. The church has a new spiritual leader, Rev. Dr. Lee Titterington, who is eager to meet members of the local community. ''I have been impressed with the strength and vitality of the congregation,'' said Titterington.'' Their dedication and cooperation provides a firm foundation for the many outstanding programs offered at the church,'' he continued, ''The vacation bible school this summer was a tremendous sucess and a new group has formed to coordinate the Food Depot. The church has adopted new watchwords for the coming year: 'Reaching forward to what lies ahead' (Phil 3:13). ''This has installed parishioners with a renewed engergy for our many outreach programs,'' stated Rev. Deacon Helen Hunter. ''The Food Depot for Winnipeg Harvest is just one of so many outreach programs. We also have a companion parish in Ugand,a support the efforts of the Primatés World Relief and Development Fund, and work in the area of social justice, amont other initiatives,'' continued Hunter.

Since 1916 Harrow United Church has been a centre of community activity and a place of Christian worship, nurture and service. From its beginnings as the Sunshine Hall on Arbuthnot, offering a place for children and youth in the growing Crescentwood neighbourhood, to its present incarnation on the corner of Mulvey and Harrow, the congregation has always had an outward focus, looking for ways to make a difference in the community and the wider world. Nowadays, we have the opportunity to do that in a multitude of ways. You can participate in our virtual community or in our ''in-the-flesh'' community. Or both. Either way, we invite you to experience Christian community, to grow in compassion, and to discover how you can use your gifts to bless the world.