Rivers United Church is a designated Ministry Education Site. We are currently searching for another Candidate to be part of our church family.

Announcements

• The Council of Rivers United Church is moving ahead with a new project: a Stacked Stone Planter. This planter will be erected on the west side of the building to replace the old railway ties that mark the parking area. We are pleased to announce that we have received a substantial grant from the Rivers and Area Community Foundation to go towards the completion of this project. Individuals are also invited to make donations. 
• The proceeds from the Fall Thrift Sale have been evenly split between the Stacked Stone Planter Project and the Rivers Collegiate Breakfast Program.
• Money from the Memorial Fund will be used to replace four windows on the south side of the church building.
• Rivers United Church has applied for a federal grant to replace the ramp. 
• The United Church of Canada was formed on June 10, 2025. That means that the church is 100 years young in 2025! Rivers UC is looking at ways to mark this milestone.
  
• Starting on July 1, 2024, Re. Barb Jardine will serve as the Pastoral Charge Supervisor for Rivers United Church.
  
• Rivers United is pleased to announce that the repair and replacement of our four stained-glass windows is complete. This ambitious project was undertaken by Prairie Studio Glass out of Winnipeg, and the cost will be covered by a generous bequest from the late Don McFadden, a dedicated member of this church family for his entire life.
  
• AA meetings are being held in the basement of Rivers United Church on Wednesdays at 7 pm.
• A quilt is hanging on the south wall in Friendship Hall. This quilt was made by the congregation of Rivers United Church to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the United Church in 1940. The quilt became the property of Rev. Wallace and Mabel Donogh when they left this church in 1944. Through some quirky circumstances, the quilt has returned home. It contains the names of all those who were members of this congregation in 1940. It is a real gem! For a more detailed description of the quilt, please go to the About Us page of this website.