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The Affirming A-Frame church on Hampton Road in Quispamsis! Sunday service starts at 10am- Sunday school ALWAYS available. Coffee and Treats after service.

Come as you are, where ever you are in your journey. All are welcome!

10/28/2026

I can't forget. I can't forget. I can't forget.
Time changes Sunday Nov.1
So, see you at church 10am as usual.
Don't forget!
Rev. Linton

10/28/2026

Please join us every Wednesday for an afternoon coffee or tea in the youth room at Quispamsis United, from 1pm -3. So let's take a moment for a mid week break, have conversations with friends and neighbour's and relax.
See you this afternoon.
Rev. Linton

10/25/2026

Hello everyone.
Please join us Sunday morning at 10am in-person or online for our church service. Coffee, tea and treats after the service in the church hall.
Tomorrow's theme will focus on scripture that speak about a welcome that makes room for everyone.
See you in the morning
Peace, Blessings and Justice
Rev. Linton

10/23/2026

October is clergy appreciation month!

Reverend Linton,

We would like to this opportunity to thank-you for your dedication to our church family and to the greater community.
We appreciate all that you do and the many ways you share God’s love with others.
May God continue to bless and strengthen you in your ministry.

With gratitude and appreciation,
Quispamsis United Church

10/13/2026

It’s harvest season! While we’re picking the last of our crops, remember: God picked you to be apart of this world.

Thankyou to the Kimballs for our church message this month!

-Kassandra, B.Th Student

10/10/2026

Happy Thanksgiving everyone.
Please join us at this Sunday's worship service starting at 10am, in-person or on-line.
Our theme is on Thanksgiving and the Gospel of Luke.
If your looking for a faith community that is biblically focused, creates friendships, takes prayer seriously, loves singing and embraces inclusion and diversity Quispamsis United is the church for you.
All are welcome whoever you are and wherever you are on life's journey.
Love the decorations. Thank you!
Rev. Linton

10/03/2026

Please join us for a wonderful Saturday night out.
Rev. Linton

09/30/2026

"Imagine being six years old, excited to wear a new shirt your grandmother bought you, only to have it taken away the moment you arrived at school.

That’s Phyllis Webstad’s story.

In 1973, her grandmother bought her a shiny, bright orange shirt to wear for her first day at St. Joseph Mission Residential School in Williams Lake, British Columbia.

“When I got to the Mission, they stripped me and took away my clothes, including the orange shirt! I never wore it again. I didn’t understand why they wouldn’t give it back to me. It was mine! The color orange has always reminded me that my feelings didn’t matter, that no one cared, and that I felt like I was worth nothing. All of us little children were crying, and no one cared.”

For Phyllis, the color orange became a lifelong reminder of that painful experience.

She began Orange Shirt Day in 2013 to open a national dialogue about the intergenerational trauma caused by Canada’s residential school system.

The day carries a powerful message: Every Child Matters.🧡

September 30 was chosen because it marks the time of year when children were historically taken from their families and communities and sent to residential schools.

Wearing an orange shirt has become a visible way to remember the children who were taken, honor those who survived, and acknowledge the families and communities who continue to carry the effects of that history.

May we never forget.
Every Child Matters. 🧡"

Written by Joyce Rice, one of QUC's own. Shared with permission.

-Kassandra, B.Th Student and Social Media Chair

09/30/2026

Hi everyone.
September 30th is Truth and Reconciliation Day.
Why We Wear Orange 🧡
Wearing an orange shirt is much more than a visual statement—it is a powerful act of remembrance, solidarity, and active reconciliation.

Here is why we wear orange:

1. To Honor the Survivors and Those Who Never Came Home. Orange Shirt Day open-heartedly honors the children who survived the Indian Residential School system, and remembers the thousands of children who never made it back to their families and communities.

2. Phyllis’s Story: The Origin of the Orange Shirt The movement began with the story of Phyllis Webstad, a Northern Secwpemc (Shuswap) survivor. In 1973, at just six years old, Phyllis arrived at the St. Joseph Mission Residential School wearing a bright, brand-new orange shirt bought by her grandmother. Upon arrival, the shirt was stripped from her and never returned. That orange shirt became a symbol of how the residential school system took away the identity, culture, and rights of Indigenous children.

3. To Affirm that "Every Child Matters" Wearing orange is a collective declaration that Every Child Matters. It is a commitment to ensuring that every child today grows up feeling safe, valued, loved, and connected to their culture and community.

4. A Commitment to Truth and Reconciliation. Wearing orange is not just for one day. It is a visible promise to continue learning the true history of the land we live on, to listen to Indigenous voices, and to actively participate in healing and reconciliation year-round.

How you can participate:

Wear Orange: Wear your orange shirt on September 30th (and throughout the week).
Support Indigenous Creators: When purchasing an orange shirt, look for official designs where proceeds directly support Indigenous organizations, survivors, and community programs.
Listen and Learn: Take time to read survivor stories, watch documentaries, or talk with your family about the history and legacy of residential schools.
This September 30th, let’s wear our orange with pride, respect, and a shared commitment to a better future.

Peace,Blessings and Justice
Submitted by Rev. Linton
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09/27/2026

Nancy left us a year ago this week .. this was such a happy day we shared together .. she is part of our tapestry .. was a flower in our midst !

Address

372 Hampton Road
Quispamsis, NB
E2E4T8

Opening Hours

Tuesday	8am - 12pm
Thursday	8am - 12pm
Sunday	9am - 12pm

Telephone

+15068474924

Website

http://www.quc.ca/

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