Sermon: January 22, 2023 – Colossians 1: 9-20
On this day of baptism, I decided to take a moment and try to reach back to the first Church memory I have. My Dad was a Minister, so there … Read more
General Posts
Christmas Services – online
Merry Christmas! Two of our 2022 Christmas services are posted on the Ralph Connor Canmore YouTube channel… and one sermon… and on New Year’s Day 2023, a special YouTube service … Read more
Remembrance Day Message – November 11 2022
A message delivered at Canmore and Exshaw Cenotaph services, Remembrance Day 2022 by Rev Greg Wooley I’ve always found Remembrance Day to be meaningful, but the place where it really … Read more
Sermon: October 16, 2022 – Luke 17: 11-19
This morning I want us to consider five words that may seem unrelated but are well worth considering as a group. The words are Judgment – Authority – Healing – … Read more
Positive results to congregational vote – Sept 11 2022
At the congregational meeting on Sunday, September 11th, there was overwhelming support for the Building Accessibility Upgrades project, and for the funding model for the project. More info about the … Read more
Flags lowered to half-mast
In honour of the late Queen Elizabeth II, the flags at the Church have been lowered to half-mast.
Thrift Thursday – July 28th in Banff
THRIFT THURSDAY – at Rundle Memorial on Thursday July 28 you will have an opportunity to see the Thrift Shop in action between 2 and 5 PM. Volunteers from both churches will be there to … Read more
Standing against transphobia
Hate speech exists. Yes, even in our mountain towns, recently-expressed words and sentiments of transphobia and homophobia remind us that there is still much work to be done in making … Read more
Summer Worship Continues in Canmore
This summer of 2022 we welcome guest preachers to the pulpit of Ralph Connor Memorial United Church, Canmore: Rev Michael Ward on July 24, August 7 and August 14; Rev … Read more
Sermon: Pentecost Sunday, June 5, 2022 – Acts 2: 1-21
At Pentecost we see evidence that diversity and unity can coexist. At the first Christian Pentecost, two different groups gathered with Holy intent in Jerusalem, at the same time: the … Read more