Welcome to St. Lambert United Church!
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We are a United Church that serves a wide area of the South Shore of Montreal. Most people’s first experience of St. Lambert United is Sunday morning worship. You are welcome to join us on Sunday at 10:30 a.m. Entrance is through the main entry at 85 Desaulniers Blvd, and wheel-chair access is by the last entrance off Mercille. See our map to find your way. (Parking is on the street).
Worship is a mix of traditional and less traditional elements. Music is led by organ and piano, and homilies (sermons) range from traditional formats to other forms of presentation.
St. Lambert United is happy to offer you the Children and Youth program, with a nursery for the youngest and Sunday School classes for those who are 3-10 years of age. This is a priority for our congregation, with our paid staff co-ordinating dedicated volunteers.
After worship, wander out to the hall for conversation, alongside your coffee, tea and lemonade.
If you want to find out more about the congregation, continue to explore our website to discover a busy and dynamic congregation. Or come by on Sunday morning! |
Joint Search Committee
The congregation, at its meeting on March 26, agreed to call the Rev. Sally Meyer, effective July 1, 2012. We are looking forward to a visit in April.
For reference, the Joint Needs Assessment report is still attached to this webpage.
Homily: May 13, 2012 - What a Friend We Have in Jesus
(John 15:9-17)
What a friend we have in Jesus... In shock yet??
I said it last week, I said it the week before, and I’ll say it again:
there is a whole lot in the Bible....
that nice document that
gives so much comfort and peace...
there is a whole lot in the bible that should leave us surprised,
should leave us even shocked!!
Why an I saying that again this week??
Homily: May 6, 2012 - The Eunuch
Sometimes I find myself repeating myself.
Last week, I spoke about how we missed the surprise that we should feel when we hear some of the scripture texts.
Today, as we heard the reading from the book of Acts, we should have been reacting. Strongly.
We should have been shaking our heads at Philip, incredulous at what he was doing.
We should have been wondering about that Holy Spirit too, that was leading Philip to act like that.
What was Philip up to?
What was the Spirit up to?
What was God up to?
Look at some of that story again.
May 2012 Church Alive! Newsletter
The May Church Alive! Newsletter is attached here in PDF. Enjoy the latest news in our new format!
Rev. Kent Chown's Farewell Reception
Please join us after church for a reception to recognize and celebrate Rev. Kent Chown’s service to our congregation during the last two years. There will be sandwiches and sweets for all!
To help us plan the refreshments we ask you to sign up in advance if you are planning to attend.
Thank you kindly.
