Welcome to the Scarboro United Church website.

Condolences

We extend sympathy to Paul Mullen and family. Paul's father, the Reverend Ed Mullen, died Friday. He served the congregation of Woodcliff United Church as its first full-time minister. He also served St. Paul's, Forest Lawn and Westminster congregations in Calgary as well as Olds and Cremona and St. Paul's, Edmonton. He will be remembered as an inspiring preacher and as founder of the Pastoral Institute.

A memorial service will be held on Wednesday August 4 at 2 pm at Scarboro United Church, 134 Scarboro Avenue SW, Calgary, Alberta.

Scarboro Musicians at Naramata Centre

Dozens attended the Naramata Summer School of Music Arts at Naramata Centre. Photo above.

Scarboro Welcomes New Ministers

The congregation of Scarboro United is delighted to welcome Rev. Lee Spice and Rev. Paul Rumbolt who will be sharing one full-time ministry position as of August 2010. Lee has a background in education and holds a Masters of Divinity degree. Since her ordination in 2004 she has worked in joint pastoral charges south of Calgary. She has a personal interest in music and brings a wide range of knowledge and experience to Scarboro.

Paul has worked within the church across Canada. He also holds a Masters of Divinity degree and has experience in youth ministry and as a music resource person at conferences across Canada. Paul has released a songbook and CD of original inspirational songs and has two songs in More Voices. Both Paul and Lee are committed to a team approach to ministry and will work closely with Paul Mullen, Scarboro’s full-time minister.

Summer Services

During the month of July we will worship at St. Matthew?s United Church (2035 ? 26A St. SW; Phone: 403-249-1721). The Services will begin at 10:30 am. and will be led by the Rev. Clint Mooney.

In August, St. Matthew?s congregation will worship with us at Scarboro Church at 10:30 am. The Rev. Paul Mullen will lead worship.

Scarboro United Church is a caring community of risk-takers, adventurers, and explorers in contemporary Christian living. Working from a traditional base, we seek new ways of understanding the meeting of the human and the divine. We are a liberal, open-minded congregation, welcoming doubters, seekers, questioners, believers, and those of other faith experiences.

2010 Annual Report

Please click here for the 2010 Annual Report.