Cedar Park United
Cedar Park United is on the progressive end of the Christian neighbourhood, taking the Bible seriously, but not literally, engaging the sciences and arts in our ways of following Jesus, and learning and re-learning how to live with respect in Creation, while creating as wide…
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Flourishing in a Land of Fear | Rev. Dr. Michael Caveney | August 23, 2026 (opens the original)
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On August 23, 2026, the Cedar Park United community worshipped for the first time with our new minister, Rev. Dr. Michael Caveney. He introduced the service with this: "Today we are putting our big toe into the waters of this Season of Creation, a time, this year, when we will be exploring a simple but profound conviction: God’s dream is for all creation to flourish. God’s desire is that people flourish, communities flourish, relationships flourish, and the whole of creation flourish. That dream
Welcoming and Being Welcomed | Elizabeth Chown Lafreniere | June 28, 2026 (opens the original)
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Today, you’ll hear a retrospective of gratitude from lay leader Elizabeth Chown Lafreniere on the last Sunday before the arrival of our new lead minister, and before we begin two months of sharing worship with our local cluster of United Churches. As she looks back over the past year of ministry at Cedar Park United, Elizabeth says, “Our reward for welcoming and being welcomed is God’s grace: the joy of knowing and sharing that we are loved by God.” Hear the scriptures readings from the livestre
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