Manotick United Church

09/29/2025

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03/05/2025

Manotick United Church will be holding a Contemplative Ash Wednesday Service on Wednesday, March 5, starting at 5 pm. It will be a quiet service with time for meditation and communion.
Please join us for this service as a way to seek a deeper connection with God as you begin your Lenten journey.

12/10/2024

02/13/2024

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Based in Ottawa Ontario, Ball and Chain has been performing as a duo for over 20yrs. MACAW was pleased to welcome them back to our venue for four live record...

11/07/2023

This week MACAW features Rob Lutes in Concert Show 1 free to watch anytime.

Some of you will know Rob as a member of Sussex Vibrafolk, who put on a wonderful show at Watson's Mill Museum in July. Since the release of his first album ...

09/30/2023

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Moderator Carmen Lansdowne urges us to commemorate the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, also known as Orange Shirt Day, on September 30. This is a ...

06/01/2023

Peace Pole erected at Manotick United Church:

As the war in Ukraine grinds on, and other conflicts continue around the word, Manotick United Church has made a public declaration in support of peace through the first Peace Pole to be erected in the village.

The pole, which stands near the entrance to the church parking lot on Rideau Valley Drive, calls for peace in four languages. It is one of some 250,000 that can be found in nearly every country on earth.

The Peace Pole movement originated in Japan more than 50 years ago in an effort to visually remind people of the need to keep peace in their minds and hearts. It has since been taken up by communities, churches, service organizations and individuals all over the world. In addition to the multi-lingual inscriptions, the Manotick pole includes colourful paintings done by children and adults at Manotick United Church.

“It was wonderful to engage so many people in this process,” says Reverend Paul Wynacht. “It gave everyone who worked on it the opportunity to think about the profound need for peace in our world. We encourage everyone to stop by for a moment of reflection.”

The inscription plates were a gift from interim minister Bev Buckingham, who served at the church in 2021 and 2022, and the paint used to decorate the pole was generously donated by Manotick Home Hardware.

For More information: Paul Wynacht: 613-692-4576 [email protected]