Sunday, Oct 27th we celebrate Reformation Sunday in a visual way. Come, join us for a picture pilgimage to the `hotspots’ of the Protestant Reformation – France, Switzerland and Scotland, based on a pilgrimage Jim and Juanita were on in … Continue reading →
Dear members and friends of Sicamous United Church, It has been just over 2 months since I began my ministry with you, and I want to take this occasion to thank you for welcoming me so warmly. I love the … Continue reading →
Hello to the members, adherents and friends of Sicamous United Church. Please allow me to introduce myself. My name is Juanita Austin and I am the new minister at Sicamous United Church. After 26 years of full time ministry I … Continue reading →
The next $2.00 Bag Sale at Sicamous United Church Thrift Shop will be held Friday, August 30th & Saturday, August 31st 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM Clothing & Shoes only The addition to the Thrift Shop is well underway. You are invited to contribute … Continue reading →
Welcoming service at Sicamous United by Juanita Austin Sunday, August 4. Rev. Juanita Austin is the new minister for Sicamous United Church, most recently servicing First United Church in Salmon Arm. We welcome her to our community.
Continue reading →The next $2.00 Bag Sale at the Sicamous United Church Thrift Shop will be held on FRIDAY JUNE 28TH & SATURDAY JUNE 29TH 10:00AM – 3:00 PM CLOTHING & SHOES THE ADDITION TO THE THRIFT SHOP IS UNDERWAY AND YOU ARE … Continue reading →
The United Church Thrift Shop has added a new Memorial Bench to the Sicamous downtown core. The bench honours 20 years of support by volunteers and the community of Sicamous. The bench is located on main street in front of the Post Office … Continue reading →
Sicamous United Church worship is held every Sunday morning at 10:00 a.m. Worship brings us together to celebrate our relationship with God and with each other.
Continue reading →Sicamous United Church and The Thrift Shop thank you for your generous donation of used goods. We are however finding that a significant portion of our revenue is spent on dumping fees for goods that should have taken to the … Continue reading →
