“Lord, listen to your children praying…”. On Sunday, April29, after church, Steve and Andy would like to meet with parents of young children and youth in our congregation. Over pizza, we’d like to hear from you, and discuss with you some ideas we have. Your input will be very helpful to us, our teachers, and your children, as we look forward to anew year in faith formation at St. Paul’s. While we’re talking, we’ll have lunch and activities for your children and youth, just to make it a little easier to be here!

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St. Paul's United Church of Canada

404 Cleveland Ave.

Riverview, New Brunswick, Canada

E1B 1Y2

 

Phone: (506) 386-3335
FAX:(506) 387-8518
Email: stpaulsunited@nb.aibn.com

 


 

Associates in Ministry
Rev. Steve Berubé: sberube@nb.aibn.com

Rev. Dr. Andy O'Neil

Music Director: Brenda Barnes

Office Administrator: Wendy Marney: stpaulsunited@nb.aibn.com

Caretaker: Dave Dixon
 

Click HERE to see a PDF copy of the "Song of Faith

Larry Meister, Chairperson for St. Paul’s United Church – Governance Committee’s Special Projects and Volunteer Resources is looking for about a half a dozen volunteers to help Dave set up about twenty tables complete with chairs for the Annual Meeting following the Service on Sunday February 26th.
 
The setting up would take place on Friday morning February 24th from approximately 11.15 to 12.30 (depending on how many helping hands there are).  We will only be required to set up the tables and chairs - no table clothes, cutlery, etc required.
 
If you can assist with this could you let me know (by return E-mail larrymei@nb.sympatico.ca or 866-0883) so I can give Dave a heads up on how many to expect.

Larry can be contacted at 506 386 – 7497 or a larrymei@nb.sympatico.ca 

 

 

  • 10 AM Sunday morning worship service with uplifting music and guidance for living as a Christian in a post modern world.

  • Openness to change and differing views.

  • Strong youth programs. 

  • A church school that teaches the basics of a contemporary faith in Christ. 

  • Leadership shared by active, vital lay people.

  • Concern for individuals, families and the world as a whole.

  • A progressive Christian community.

  • Strong pastoral team.

  • Comfortable and usable building.

  • Community interaction; sponsorship of service organizations.

  • Financial Assistance to attend spirituality related events.

  • Hospice program.

 

 
  • WORSHIP - Sunday worship (Nursery care available), music, Christian Education, the Sacraments of Baptism and Holy Communion; Weddings and Funerals; Intergenerational services.

  • CHRISTIAN EDUCATION - Sunday Children's Church School, Adult Study Groups, Confirmation classes, Bible Study

  • MUSIC - Adult Choir, Junior Choir, soloists, instrumentalists, intergenerational drama and music, musical plays.

  • TOGETHERNESS GROUPS - United Church Women; Nimble Thimble Quilters, Explorers; Morning Break; CGIT; Teen Group, Exercise Group, Step Dance Group

  • SERVICE TO COMMUNITY AND WORLD - TOPS, Guides, Sparks, Pathfinders, Brownies, Aboriginal Rights Coalition,

You are invited to join our congregation Sunday mornings.  We have helpful services based on the Bible and the teachings of Jesus that have direct relevance
to life today.

You will meet people who expect good things to happen and who work together to make sure they do.  You will be welcomed into the work as well as the worship of
this church.

The moment you make contact with us you are entitled to the benefits that this congregation has to offer.

 

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