Located in Centretown Ottawa, the church is active in outreach to the community as the home of Centre 507 - a safe and supportive environment for members of our community who may be disadvantaged either economically or socially.
In addition the church is the home of the Centretown Emergency Food Centre, an initiative of the Centretown Churches Social Action Committee - an ecumenical group of 24 churches.
"Reaching Out in Centretown"
Sundays 10:30 AM - All Welcome
Coffee Hour afterwards
Located in Centretown Ottawa, 1 block from the YMCA, 1 block from the bus station, and 1 block from the Candian Museum of Nature, the church is in a eclectic neighbourhood. It is in the midst of commercial enterprises on Bank Street and adjacent to a rent-to-income apartment building on the former church parking lot and across the street from an exclusive loft apartment building.
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"Our Dreams Matter Too"
- an evening with Cindy Blackstock, Executive Director First Nations Child & Family Caring Society(www.fncaringsociety.com)
- this event is co-sponsored by KAIROS and Centretown United Church
- free parking at Glashan School, 28 Arlington Ave.
Dr. Peter Lawson, a Canadian observer, will share his eye-witness account on his recent field-trip to Israel-Palestine. The topic for the evening is entitled "Will There Be Peace in Jerusalem?". Peter has wide experience in the public, private and not-for-profit sectors and with several federal government departments and agences. In recent years, he has taken a particular interest in human rights issues in the Middle East and has made several trips to the area, including: the Palestinian occupied territories of the West bank, Israel, and Iran. He is a member of the National Capital Chapter of the Canadian International Council, and serves as Chair of its Middle East Study Group. All are welcome!
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