John Black Memorial Church
898 Henderson Hwy
(main entrance on Roberta Ave.)
ph: (204) 661-2579
email: jblackuc@mymts.net
Office Administrator: Pat Johnston
Office Hours - Tues. - Thurs 9 am - 2 pm
For Pastoral Care, please leave a message on the church phone 204-661-2579
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UPCOMING SERVICES 2024
10:45 am
Sun Nov 10 - Worship at Immanuel United 10:45 am
Sun Nov 17 - Worship at John Black 10:45 am
Sun Nov 24 - Worship at Immanuel United 10:45 am
Sun Dec 1 - Worship at John Black - 10:45 am
Click on the link below for a copy of our live services on YouTube or copy and paste the link in your browser.
https://www.youtube.com/
EVENTS
Christmas Tea & Sale
Sat. Nov. 30, 2024
Baking, Pies, Silent Auction, Xmas Treasures
10 am to 2 pm
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We at John Black understand that the wearing of masks is a personal choice. We acknowledge that there are people in our church community and the community at large who are vulnerable and we ask that their needs be respected.
WELCOME TO JOHN BLACK MEMORIAL UNITED CHURCH
We are pleased that you have found our website.
Our normal Sunday worship service is held at 10:45 a.m.
We would be delighted to meet you, or have you join in any of the activities of this wonderful faith community.
John Black Church is fully wheelchair accessible.
Banquet Halls available to rent.
OUR MISSION STATEMENT
John Black Memorial United Church is a community of compassionate Christians who, individually or together, seek to live out God's grace and peace in our community and the world. We seek to live out our discipleship through participation in opportunities for fellowship and spiritual growth,being Christian stewards in church and the world, responding to the needs of the community. Join our journey.
At John Black Memorial United Church, we welcome the inclusivity of all God’s people in all aspects of our lives together. We affirm, faithfully support, and embrace all people, including but not limited to people of all ages, genders, identities, sexual orientations, ethnicities, racialized groups, political beliefs, economic circumstances, differing abilities and challenges, and all groups defined as family. We are committed to nurturing and being nurtured in a safe and accepting community as we celebrate the gifts that diversity brings to the life and work of a ministry where tradition is honoured, change is embraced, and injustice is challenged.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF THE TERRITORY
In this space, we acknowledge that we are on Treaty One Land, in the traditional territory of the Anishinaabe, Cree, Oji-Cree, and Dakota peoples and in the heart of the Métis nation. May we live with respect on this land and live in peace and friendship with its peoples.
POSITIVE SPACE
This is a place where human rights are respected and social justice is promoted. This space affirms, welcomes, supports and respects diverse sexual orientations, gender identities and gender expressions.
This positive space contributes to the elimination of all forms of oppression.