How would Jesus use social media?

We can speculate a lot about how Jesus would use social media if he moved into our neighborhood in 2026. The only thing I know for sure is that however he used it, he would use it with love and grace.  Love one another, he said.  In this world so full of anger, pain, and loss, sometimes the most important thing is simply to be kind.

Join us on Sunday to worship and gather at the Lord’s table of grace.

Worship is held in the Chapel - enter off 19th Ave. at Cambie St. Coffee follows at 11:00.

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How might we become fishers of people?   

Jesus promises to make a new kind of fisherman out of us.  He promises to change us, to make all things new, beginning with us. 

We'll hear more about this on Sunday. You're invited to join us at 10am. Coffee follows at 11.

Cambie and 19th Ave (enter off 19th).

What are you after?  Jesus wants to know!

Our scripture reading on Sunday has us following Jesus as he calls his first disciples. Come and see!

You're invited to join us at 10am. Coffee follows at 11.

Cambie and 19th Ave (enter off 19th).

This is my Son, chosen and marked by my love, delight of my life. - Matthew 3

The good news - Jesus enters into our broken world, takes our brokenness, and invites us to receive his power, love, and the gift of the Holy Spirit…through OUR baptism, perhaps.  Thus begins our journey of transformation and healing. 

I hope you can join us on Sunday to celebrate Jesus’ baptism and holy communion.

Worship is held in the Chapel - enter off 19th Ave. at Cambie St.

Jesus once again addressed them: “I am the world’s Light. No one who follows me stumbles around in the darkness. I provide plenty of light to live in.”         John 8. 12

We're still celebrating Christmas...Eleventh Day tomorrow. And New Years - with a special way to look back and ahead.

Worship is held in the Chapel - enter off 19th Ave. at Cambie St.

Lights dim.

Rooms are stilled.

Joy has faded. Some grief has shown its tallowed face.

This is Christmas still.

God didn't come intermittently.

God came to reside.

Not only a holy night,

but also the dreary morning following,

the aching afternoon,

the dragging days seeping through our existence.

Today may feel anticlimactic.

You aren’t missing the festivals.

Incarnation doesn't lurk in shadows.

He comes to stay.

      Still Christmas by Barton Breen

Worship is held in the Chapel - enter off 19th Ave. at Cambie St.

Experience the Joy of Christmas with us! Hear the Christmas Story in Scripture and Song.

Enter the Sanctuary off Cambie Street at 19th Ave.

Join us downstairs after the service for tasty desserts!

Join us for Advent, as we tell the story of Jesus from the beginning.

Worship is held in the Chapel - enter off 19th Ave. at Cambie St.

Join us for Advent, as we tell the story of Jesus from the beginning.

Today we will join Chown Memorial & Chinese United Church worshipping in both English and Cantonese. Worship will be held in the Sanctuary - enter off Cambie at 19th Ave.

Join us for Advent; this week we will soak in the story of Mary, the mother of Jesus.

Today we will also gather at the Lord’s Table in Holy Communion.

Worship is held in the Chapel - enter off 19th Ave. at Cambie St.

Join us for Advent, as we tell the story of Jesus from the beginning.

Worship is held in the Chapel - enter off 19th Ave. at Cambie St.

Led by Donna Dinsmore and Lindi Lewis

Various Contemplative Practices, including: singing, poetry, lectio, visio, and conversation – Meaningful Interaction.

Date/Time:

Saturday November 29, 11:15am–3:30pm

Location:

Chown Memorial and Chinese United Church
3519 Cambie Street, corner of Cambie and W19th, Vancouver BC
Side Entrance on 19th Street. Allow time for parking (meters or street)

Please note:

Hot drinks and snacks will be provided. Bring your own bag lunch.

Cost:

$25 per person registration fee.
Space is limited. Please register by November 22 at Soulstream (link below)

The Christmas season is almost here! Begin the festive period with us at the Cambie Village annual craft fair and Christmas Tree Lighting event.

Invite friends, family, and neighbours, and join us for an afternoon/evening filled with holiday cheer, live music, and carol singing.

The tree on Cambie Street will be lit at dusk (about 4:45).