Our Mission

We are a Christian community, welcoming all.

We believe in God.

We provide an environment to nurture the faith of individuals of all ages through worship, study and mutual support.

We strive to share God's peace and love in our community and the world, and we strive to act on our concern for humanity and all God's creation.

Learn more about us.
 
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News

UCC response to Haiti

Local congregations across the country are doing what they can to support those devastated by the earthquake. In Montreal Presbytery, $31,000 dollars was collected by 10 congregations and presented to the moderator on Sunday evening, Jan 24th. Of course the efforts continue. Money given to the United Church will be matched by the Federal government.

To donate you can go to www.united-church.ca Praying and money raising will continue. Please join in whatever way you are able.
 
Where are we meeting?

From December 6-January 10 we will gather at 9:30 a.m at Mount-Bruno United Church, 25 Lakeview Drive in Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville, J3V 2L4. See a map.

Our Christmas Eve service will be at 4:00 p.m at Mount-Bruno United Church.

From January 17 - February 28 will we go back to our usual time of 10:30 a.m and meet at the Community Learning Centre at Mountainview School, 444 Mountainview Street, in Otterburn Park, J3H 2K2. See a map.
 
We're Hiring!

We have three immediate openings for the following positions

  • Part-time Bilingual Music Director
  • Part-time Bilingual Secretary-Receptionist
  • Part-time Bilingual Bookkeeper

Hours are 4-6 hours per week, over two half days (days to be determined). Bilingual (english-french) required.

Please download the job description, if you are interested in applying.

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From the Minister

what about this season called Lent?

We have now gathered for 2 sundays of Lent... with 4 to go! We know this is the pre-Easter time... but what do we do this this season we call Lent? Traditionally people have been encouraged to "give something up"... that was supposed to help us relate to Jesus' suffering. But the "sacrifices" of chocolate or wine don't seem to really connect us with anything we read about in Jesus' life!!

In the United Church we have been encouraging people to "take something up"... a new practice or behaviour that might allow you to grow in your spiritual life... now that would be like Jesus. Some take to reading a book that helps focus on the inner life. Some take on a time of prayer or meditation each day. Some offer extra gifts to others... of time, caring, compassion. Some give more time to the faith community they belong to. Whatever it is... Lent is about taking an intentional look at how we are doing as spiritual beings on a human journey.

I was reading lately about the greatest threat today to organized/traditional religion - the market. Our society is consumed with consuming!! Now maybe shopping is a worth while thing to give up!!

join us on the journey any time....

Pix Butt