Bath United Church

"Come in, come in and sit down and be a part of our family."  The words to the song signify the friendly congregation of Bath United Church situated on Academy Street in the historic Loyalist Village of Bath.  Bath United Church is celebrating it's 160th anniversary in 2009.  We are an energetic group of young families, commuters and retired seniors who actively participate in Church activities.  Our Church enjoys a Sunday School, confirmation classes, Bible study, Vacation Bible school and a vibrant and busy U.C.W.

Bath United Church is modeled after classical parish churches of 18th century England that were designed by Sir Christopher Wren.  Features worth noting are the gothic heritage windows, carved wooden pews and galleries.  In 1954, well known local artist, Ole Jonasson, completed a large mural for the front of the church depicting Jesus as shepherd to his flock. 

About the Service

10:30 am

 

 

About the Neighbourhood

Commuters, young families live in this friendly village, and there is a large retiree subdivision as well.  There are three Churches here, St. John's Anglican, St. Linus Roman Catholic and Bath United Church.

Quick Facts

Music:

Organ, piano, adult choir and children's choir

What's Heavenly:

The welcoming and friendly congregation

What to wear:

Be comfortable, we want you to be here with us

After Service:

"Holy Hospitality" coffee and goodies are provided (some say the best part)

Church Minister

Christine Sloan 613-545-2480, email sloan_christine@yahoo.ca

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