Blackstock-Nestleton United Church

Enthusiastic congregation of The United Church Of Canada

Church Life

I would love to connect with you at your convenience
and in a manner with which you are comfortable.
I am available for in-person visits and conversations
– with any needed protocols –
by phone or text: 705-957-0495 or by
Video on Zoom, Messenger, and Facebook.
Please call/email/text me to arrange a visit.
Email: jennifer.uhryniw@gmail.com

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August 4, 2024 at farm home on Church Street, Blackstock, ON
BNUC worship 2024

BNUC worship leaders 2024 +

The above leaders led the service on a beautiful summer morning and our hosts provided ice cream and drinks to the picnic which followed.

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Sundays   9:45 a.m.   ZOOM WORSHIP SERVICE
Wednesdays    1:30 p.m.     ZOOM BIBLE STUDY

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Copy (1) of coffee cupCoffee Drop-In    9:30 – 11:00 a.m. in BNUC
Blue Room (on the 2nd and 4th Monday of the month).
All are welcome to attend & enjoy conversation,
coffee & treats.

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The Planning Committee for the Church Closing would welcome input from the Congregation and the Community at large. Special themed Services are being planned for April 26th, May 24th, and the Closing Service is planned for June 28th. The UCW is planning a special service for May 10th.

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Find Us in Blackstock

905-986-4235
Sunday Worship 9:45 am

NOTICES

Blackstock-Nestleton United Church will be closing June 28 and special services are being planned. See Church Life Page.

STAFF

MINISTER
Rev. Jennifer Uhryniw

Secretary: Jean Ferguson

Organist – Linda Kyte

Caretakers
– David & Michelle Adams

Bookings – Kelly Gatchell

 

 

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We acknowledge that we are on Williams Treaty Territory and the traditional land of the Mississauga of Scugog Island. We are located in different ways in this history and place; we pay our respect to the First Nations ancestors of this place and remember the history of colonization. We acknowledge that we are all Treaty people.