We invite you to join us for Sunday worship. You can take part in one of three ways:

• in person at 10 am (doors open at 9:30 am)
• through our new Livestream program. Pre-service music begins at 9:50 am. Just click on the Livestream button above.
• anytime through our recorded program. Just click on the image below.

Children's Worship

We offer a Sunday children's program called 'Spirit Kids'. The program begins with children and youth joining the rest of the congregation in the sanctuary before getting together in the youth lounge or outside.

Recent recorded services

Below is our most recent recorded service of Sunday, Nov. 17, 2024.

Click here for the most recent order of service.

You will find past worship services and more on our  YouTube channel. Just click on the link below.

Click on the link below for past orders of service.

Donations grow for
Cridge Centre families 

 Kate Insley (left), Kathy Rassenti (centre) and Sarah Cave show some of the donations for the Cridge Centre for the Family.

Throughout the month of November, Cordova Bay United members are providing mitts, hats and socks for families in need.

If you'd like to donate to this great cause, just buy some mitts, hats or socks and drop them off at the church.

You have until the end of this month to make your donation.

Let's fill this basket so it's overflowing!

Messy Church carnival a

hit with kids and adults!

More than 50 people — including about 20 children — turned out for Friday’s Messy Church Vintage Carnival at Cordova Bay United Church.

The old-time carnival games and activities were set up outside in the church parking lot and included a tug-of-war, sack races, chalk drawing, face painting, pumpkin painting, ring toss and more.

The fun and games were followed by a hot dog dinner complete with corn boil that the Men’s Breakfast Group prepared and served.

Erich and Ruth Schulz created a harvest bounty display that included a bale of hay from Dan’s Farm, corn stalks, a carved pumpkin and a scarecrow. Michell’s Farm donated 20 mini-pumpkins for the kids the paint.

After dinner, the children went into the church sanctuary for sacred songs with Pastor Beth Parsons.

Church council chair John MacLeod and Property Committee member Arlene Vickery show a sample of the new carpet planned for the sanctuary.

New carpet for sanctuary

It’s official — Cordova Bay United Church is getting new carpet in the sanctuary.

Church council on Wednesday approved a recommendation from the Property Committee to replace the carpet.

Hourigan’s Flooring will be doing the work, which the Property Committee hopes will be completed before Christmas.

The new carpet will cost about $28,800. 

The Ethel Wilson Women’s Group has donated more than $10,000 for the new carpet. A church fundraiser several years ago raised several thousand more. The remainder of the cost will covered by existing church funds.

Children bring backpacks to church to be blessed

Children and youth brought their school backpacks to church on Sunday Sept. 15 for a special back-to-school blessing.

Pastor Beth Parsons blessed the backpacks as part of our Celebration Sunday.

Men's breakfast returns after summer break

The Cordova Bay United Church men's breakfast group returned Saturday Sept. 14 from a summer hiatus.

Thirteen men met in the church hall for coffee and a continental breakfast.

The first session of the fall was an informal but lively discussion about upcoming elections on both sides of the border.

The men's group meets every second Saturday of the month at 9 am.

Praise Band plays for Celebration Sunday

The Cordova Bay United Church Praise Band was in full flight for Celebration Sunday on Sept. 15.

The band delighted the congregation with its uplifting music and joyful performance.

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Cordova Bay United joins in fun at Cordova Bay Day

Pastor Beth Parsons, Children and Youth Coordinator Moira Dennis and volunteer Willa Burke were kept busy at the Cordova Bay United Church booth Saturday at Cordova Bay Day.

More than 40 children attended the booth to get tattoos and stickers and make personalized visors.

It was a beautiful day with lots of sun so CBUC volunteers Lynn Dennis, Glenn Parsons and Ron Norman handed out free bottled water to thirsty folks.

As well, volunteers chatted with the steady stream of families who attended the booth, and handed out new church pens and Messy Church fridge magnets as well as various stickers and information about church activities.

Congregation celebrates Pastor Beth's ordination

Following the Sunday worship service Cordova Bay United Church celebrated Pastor Beth Parsons's ordination with a cake in the church hall.

The congregation also made a gigantic card congratulating Beth on her ordination.

You are invited to Cordova Bay's newest cafe. Cordova Cafe runs once a month - on the second Saturday - from 10am - 12 noon in the Cordova Bay United Church hall.

The cafe offers free coffee, baked goodies and an opportunity for people in the neighbourhood to meet and chat.

Everyone is welcome - you do not have to attend Cordova Bay United.

The cafe is the church's way of helping to build community here in Cordova Bay.

So come on out  to Cordova Cafe and get to know your neighbours.

 Learn more about us in our 2023 Annual Report.