Crescent Fort Rouge is a safe place for all people to worship regardless of race, creed, age, ability, cultural background, sexual orientation or gender expression. CFRUC is a safe space for everyone to be who they are. We are a place of human connections.

Worship at 10:00 a.m. @ 525 Wardlaw Ave., WPG.

Sunday, October 11, 2026—Creation Time 6 and Thanksgiving–Deuteronomy 8:7–18 God will bring you to a bountiful land. Psalm 65 (VU pp. 782–783) God provides; the valleys shout and sing. 2 Corinthians 9:6–15 God loves a cheerful giver. Luke 17:11–19 Ten healed; one returns to offer thanks. This whole day is about the gifts of Creation. How does our stewarding of those gifts demonstrate our gratitude to God, even when we feel alone in giving thanks? Joint Service at CFRUC at 10:00 a.m. with Harrow Untied. We will begin collecting non-perishable food items for our 1JustCity partners.

(Periodically Crescent Fort Rouge joins Harrow United for worship (different timing – see above) at their location. Check the worship page for this schedule. Sunday Worship at Crescent Fort Rouge, 525 Wardlaw usually begin at 10:00)services begin at 10:00 a.m. at 525 Wardlaw Avenue.)

.For options/details for watching the service online please check https://crescentfortrouge.ca/worship-and-spiritual-growth/. Check the same link for descriptions of each service weekly .

Rally to End Poverty. On October 15, right before the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty, people across Manitoba will come together to say: poverty is not inevitable, and we can do better. Join Make Poverty History Manitoba for a rally to celebrate the people and communities working for change—and to demand provincial government action to ensure everyone in Manitoba has a safe home, enough to eat, a decent income, and the opportunity to live with dignity.

Thursday, Oct. 15, 2026, 12:00 – 1:00 p.m., Manitoba Legislature. Featuring speakers from the following communities: First Nations, urban Indigenous, food banks, people with disabilities, newcomers, students, child poverty, feminists, housing, labour and Giiwedin Migizi drummers.

Advocates know what it takes to end poverty, have the resources, the ideas, and the collective strength. What we need is the courage and political will to act. Come raise your voice, stand together, and imagine a Manitoba where no one is left behind.

We are continuing to collect non-perishable food stuffs for our 1JustCity partners. 

• We are continuing to collect non-perishable food stuffs for our 1JustCity partners.  Hygiene Items for shower (soap, any size shampoo), coffee, white sugar, white flour and cooking oil.  Items can be left at CFRUC on Friday mornings when Terry is in the office.  Look for the Blue Box marked “1 Just City”.  Please note:  bottled water and sunscreen are not needed as the City of Winnipeg has supplied them.

• Terry’s  regular office hours are Tuesday to Friday, from 9:00 to 12:00.  You can email Terry at 
  cfruc@mymts.net

Of course, socks and underwear are also always needed. There are several bins located in the Nassau entrance for these items when attending events.

The 1JustCity Location at, Pimicikamak Wellness Centre is in need of new or gently used bath towels, for  personal use following a shower.  Towels are washed after every use, so they get a lot of wear.

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