AA meets several times weekly in our building. Check aamanitoba.org for times.
If you or someone you know is looking for an AA group to join in the Osborne Village area, AAA meets several times weekly in our building at 525 Wardlaw Ave. To confirm times, visit
We continue to collect non-perishable food items to help stock the emergency food pantry of our 1JustCity partners at the West End Drop In.
ChurchO’Rama services begin Sunday June 29th at Augustine United Church at 444 River Avenue.
ChurchO’Rama – during the summer a different United Church hosts Sunday Service. Every week is a great opportunity to get to know your neighbours from another neighbourhood!
Rev. Bill Millar leading
Street Parking
Enter through the wooden doors on River Ave.
Accessibility: Enter via ramp at Pulford Street entrance
Coffee after Worship
Online worship information: www.augustineunitedchurch.com
Rev. Teresa Moysey leading
Free Parking on Streets
Accessible Side Entrance
Refreshments after Worship
Live-Streaming: Contact office@churchillparkunited.ca for worship link.
Street Parking
Enter: 2nd Entrance on Westminster
Accessible Ramp:
Enter on Westminster, go past 2nd Entrance
Worship in Lecture Hall
Coffee & Tea before Worship
Refreshments after Worship
Live-Streaming Info: www.westminsterchurch.org
Rev. Tim Crouch leading
Street parking and parking available in 2 lots on Northwest corner of Sherbrooke and Broadway – Across
Sherbrooke from Thomson’s and behind Nine Circles.
Enter Furby Street doors
Wheelchair Accessible
Coffee after Worship
Online worship information: www.youngunitedchurch.com
Rev. Tim Crouch leading
Street parking and parking available in 2 lots on Northwest corner of Sherbrooke and Broadway – Across
Sherbrooke from Thomson’s and behind Nine circles.
Enter Furby Street doors
Wheelchair Accessible
Coffee after Worship
Online worship information: www.youngunitedchurch.com
Rev. Marc Whitehead leading
Street Parking
Accessible Ramp: Nassau Entrance
Coffee & Tea before and after Worship
Pre-Service Zoom Gathering
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82191407687?pwd=TXpuQmI4Z2JLNGVEUnprVVNxL0xoZz09
Meeting ID: 821 9140 7687 Passcode: 605661
To watch via Twitch https://twitch.tv/crescentfortrougelive
To watch on YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCY_yu6hzsG1yoisFBHvGm5A?view_as=subscriber
To watch on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/cfruc/
Rev. Marc Whitehead leading
Coffee & Tea before and after Worship
Street Parking
Accessible Ramp: Nassau Entrance
Pre-Service Zoom Gathering
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82191407687?pwd=TXpuQmI4Z2JLNGVEUnprVVNxL0xoZz09
Meeting ID: 821 9140 7687 Passcode: 605661
To watch via Twitch https://twitch.tv/crescentfortrougelive
To watch on YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCY_yu6hzsG1yoisFBHvGm5A?view_as=subscriber
To watch on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/cfruc/
Rev. Marc Whitehead leading
Street parking
Wheelchair Accessible
Refreshments after Worship
Livestreaming at: Harrow United YouTube
Rev. Kwang Beom Cho leading
Enter through Main Glass doors
Wheelchair Accessible
Air-conditioned sanctuary
Coffee after Worship
Online worship information: www.fortgarryunitedchurch.ca
Rev. Kwang Beom Cho leading
Street parking
Enter through Main Glass doors
Wheelchair Accessible
Air-conditioned sanctuary
Coffee after Worship
Online worship information: www.fortgarryunitedchurch.ca
What is the role of faith communities in secular Canadian society? How do faith communities act in Canadian civil society for the common good? Where are there tangible expressions of interfaith co-operation with people of
conscience in the public arena? Explore a variety of pivotal social justice questions, including reconciliation and justice with Indigenous Peoples, climate change, polarization, human rights, and pressing questions in international affairs and the role of faith communities in addressing these issues with other partners in civil society. — June 15 – 17, Canadian Museum of Human Rights, Winnipeg, Manitoba For more information, please check out the link: https://ows2025.eventbrite.ca/
Enjoy a self-guided tour of the most beautiful gardens in Deer Lodge on Saturday June 21, from 10 am to 4 pm.
And visit the Craft and Plant Sale to enjoy a Manitoba Tea (Bannock and Homemade Jam) at Prairie Spirit United Church, 207 Thompson Dr. from 10:00 to 2:00.
(Click here to see a list of participating Crafters.)
Tickets for the Garden Tour are $20.
Tickets for the Manitoba Tea, Craft and Plant Sale are $5 (available on Tour Day, cash only).
https://www.1justcity.ca/gardentour
Would you like to help?
Email gardentourvolunteers@1justcity.ca to get involved.
Or email gardentour@1justcity.ca to donate plants or homemade baking for the Tea, Craft, and Plant Sale.
“100 Project” – 1925 – 2025 – Celebrating the Centennial of the United Church of
Canada. June is the last month of our 100 project celebrating the UC’s centenary.
Think summer!! ROCK LAKE U.C. CAMP NEEDS SNACKS for KIDS! Bags/ boxes of cookies, Supplies to make S’mores, Crackers, Things that kids like… Thank you for your support!
We are thrilled to see our friends Gordon King United offering programs to/for which we all rotate back and forth! Hoorah for arts + spirituality!
https://www.thebigredchurch127.com/calendar
See you in the fall! Note that Gordie’s coffee house continues at Gordon Kind United.
Manitoba Conservation and Climate provided funding for this project.
Watch for Afterlight to return to Winnipeg this fall!!! Don’t miss it…it is fabulous!
The Keep Theatre is committed to creating unforgettable live theatre in the heart of the city. Located in this heritage church in the heart of Osborne Village, The Keep Theatre is an artist-run centre, dedicated to advancing cutting edge art through the exploration and creation of site-specific theatre that reflects the diversity of the human condition. https://www.thekeeptheatre.com/
May 09, 10, 11 2025
