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Author: Karen Wilson

Final Service for Northminster United Church, on April 27/25, 10:30 am located at 676 Simcoe Street North, Oshawa, Ontario. It is with “celebration” that the Congregation announces the closure of Northminster United Church, established in 1928. A warm welcome is extended to anyone who wishes to attend our final church service. Sincerely, The Council of Northminster United Church.

The Cathedral of the Trees: Algonquin Park Network: Time at Algonquin Park to enjoy and be renewed by the wonders of this jewel of nature and to provide a ministry that helps others to do and express the same. We celebrate the third year of this official combined network of the two Regional Councils- East Central Ontario and Eastern Ontario Outaouais. Please use the form below to register. The deadline is Thursday March 20th and you will receive notice by email by April 11th. [gravityform...

You might be a True Believer: You’ve been contributing money, time, or both to Mission and Service for years. You’ve seen the good work Mission and Service does, and you want to help do more of it. You might have Community Spirit: You’re already involved in your community of faith or your local community – or maybe you want to find a way to be more involved. Volunteering for Mission and Service is a good way to start. You might be a Super Sleuth: You know there are more people out there who...

Final Service for Northminster United Church, on April 27/25, 10:30 am located at 676 Simcoe Street North, Oshawa, Ontario. It is with "celebration" that the Congregation announces the closure of Northminster United Church, established in 1928. A warm welcome is extended to anyone who wishes to attend our final church service. Sincerely, The Council of Northminster United Church.

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