Worship Services at Centretown United Church
Listen to the message:
Click the audio links below to listen to excerpts from messages by our minister during worship services:
| 2016 01 03 Just As We Are - Our Gift to God (duration: 1 min 18 sec) |
| 2016 01 10 Don't Be Afraid (duration: 2 min 28 sec) |
| 2016 01 17 Meeting and Greeting Expectations (duration: 1 min 20 sec) |
| 2016 01 24 What Action is God's Word Calling Us To (duration: 2 min 24 sec) |
| 2016 01 31 How Are You Letting Your Light Shine (duration 1 min 58 sec) |
Important Announcement:
- Effective June 4th, 2023, you are no longer required to wear masks. It is strongly recommeded masks be worn, but it is not mandatory. We ask that you continue to sit socially distanced from one another while in the sanctuary, respecting those worshipping around you.
| Upcoming Service Notes |
| Mar 9th, 2025: Regular Worship Service with Communion 10:30 am Worship Service |
| Mar 16th, 2025: Regular Worship Service 10:30 am Worship Service |
Mar 23rd, 2025: Regular Worship Service 10:30 am Worship Service |
Apr 6th, 2025: Regular Worship Service 10:30 am Worship Service |
Apr 13th, 2025: Regular Worship Service (Palm Sunday) 10:30m Worship Service |
Apr 18th, 2025: Good Friday Worship Service 9:30 am "Walk the Cross" through the neighbourhood followed by 10:30 am Good Friday Service |
Apr 20th, 2025: Easter Worship Service 10:30 am Easter Service with Communion |
| On-line Church Service options : Rideau Park United, Ottawa webcasting from 10 am to 11 am on Sundays: More Info Parkdale United, Ottawa on YouTube after 10:30 am on Sundays: More Info Glebe-St. James United, Ottawa livestreamed at 10:30 am on Sundays and available for viewing after on YouTube: More Info United Church of Canada Services: More Info |
The Centretown United worship style has many influences: the Presbyterian and Methodist traditions that predate our United Church; the diverse cultural backgrounds of the members of our congregation and the modern Church; our commitment to justice and outreach; contemporary and emerging worship styles; and "ancient-future" worship returning to old forms, such as Taizé chant and the Iona Community's rediscovery of Celtic spirituality.