Robertson-Wesley United Church

Inclusive, progressive, affirming—Spirited!

What's New

Sunday Worship
Every Sunday at 10:30 am
Upcoming worship services
100th Anniversary Dinner!
May 24, Friday 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm
Old Fashioned Family Dinner. Bring your family and friends out to a buffet dinner. Chicken, mashed potatoes and homemade buns are just a few of items we will be serving.
Tickets may be purchased from the office, after worship service in Memorial hall or at the door.
Adults $20.00 or 2 for $35.00 Children 6-12 $7.00 Children under 6- free
Help Robertson-Wesley "FILL-A-CRIB!"
2013 Between Mothers Day, May 12 and Fathers Day, June 16, we will be collecting supplies for the Bissell Centre to distribute to families with young babies. Gifts can be brought in any time during this period and placed in the portable crib that will be either in the sanctuary or in Memorial Hall.
Tar Sands Healing Walk Presentation and Discussion
May 26th at 11:45am in Room 11 A group from Robertson-Wesley is planning to go on the 4th Annual Tar Sands Healing Walk in Fort McMurray this July. Sponsored by the Keepers of the Athabasca, and lead by First Nations and Métis elders, this 14 km walk will be a spiritual journey focusing on the healing of the land and our sacred waters.
Join us on May 26 for the screening of a short documentary made about last year's walk, and to hear from Rev. Jim Allan about his experience on the walk in 2011.
Membership
Everyone who has a sense of belonging to Robertson-Wesley is invited and encouraged to become a full member. One becomes a full member either by Transfer, Reaffirmation, or Confirmation. If you are interested in membership please contact the church office or talk to one of the ministers.
Details about membership
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Welcome Video

Open Hearts—Open Community

In response to God's call, we,
the congregation of Robertson-Wesley United Church,
declare our commitment to opening our hearts and our church family
to all people in our community,
regardless of sexual orientation, age, gender,
differing abilities, ethnicity, or economic circumstance.
We recognize that many people's lives continue
to be devastated by hatred, prejudice, and inequality,
therefore, as a compassionate and caring spiritual community
we will stand with those who are adversely affected
by injustice, alienation and oppression.