Taste & Try April
Join Rev. Danah Cox for a fun and interactive cooking experience where he will share his expertise in classic French and Creole cuisine. You’ll have the chance to try out exciting new recipes, get hands-on with the cooking, and enjoy the delicious results while socializing with others. This event is supported by volunteers, allowing you to participate in any way that feels comfortable to you.
When: The second Thursday of each month, (September to June) from 12:00-2:00 pm
Where: Hospitality Hall and Kitchen at McDougall United Church (8516 Athabasca Street SE)
Who: Adults of all Ages
Cost: This class is run by donation to cover the cost of food and programming. Donations can be made when registering, below or at the event, however we hope you will be joining us every month, so we encourage you to consider pre-donating for the year so you will receive a tax receipt.
How: Advanced registration is required, so please register below, or by calling the church office at 403-252-1620. You will be contacted to confirm your spot as spaces are limited. Registration closes on the Monday before the event at 7:00pm.
We hope you’ll join us each month for this fun and flavourful experience!
To learn more, please visit the Taste & Try webpage.
Artist Studio Time: Lent / Holy Week Art Installation
Calling All Artists: Bring Lent to Life Through Art!
Join us this Lent season for a unique and reflective journey of creativity and faith with our Lent Art Walk-Through. Whether you're a seasoned artist or simply looking for a new way to express your faith, we invite you to participate in this collaborative experience. Your art will be part of a powerful exhibit displayed at two locations during Holy Week and Easter!
How to Participate
We encourage all artists from different faith traditions, and the broader community, to join in! Running every Saturday from March 8th, through April 12, studio time will be available from 10:30 AM to 2:30 PM at McDougall United, where you can create your piece(s) in community with others. Alternatively, you are welcome to work at home or mix both studio and at-home time to suit your needs. Art supplies will be provided in the studio, and for those working at home, supplies can be arranged upon request. In-person participants will also enjoy light snacks and coffee during the sessions.
The first hour of each Saturday session will include a Zoom meeting, and is open to all who are interested. During these meetings, in person and virtual participants will explore ways to interpret and image the scripture readings, engage in group discussions, and reflect on the key themes of Holy Week and Good Friday. Zoom visitors are also welcome to simply listen to the discussions, offer ideas, or actively create artwork inspired by the scripture. In-person participants will also enjoy light snacks and coffee during the sessions.
Note that Rev. Danah will be using the beginning of the first session to give an overview of what we are hoping to do, and answer any questions you might have to help determine if this is an activity for you.
Once you express interest, you'll receive an email packet containing scripture readings, inspiring images, example artist statements, and focus questions. These resources are designed to guide you as you create a piece that visually reflects on the Lenten season. Your artwork can focus on any aspect of the Lent journey or Holy Week, with the aim of fostering deep reflection and engagement.
So, whether you are an artist looking to express your faith through visual art, or simply someone interested in guiding or observing the creative process, this walk-through offers many ways to participate. This is an opportunity to express yourself creatively, deepen your engagement with Lent, and be part of a reflective and collaborative community.
Submission Details
Any two-dimensional art is acceptable, this includes colleges, poetry, paintings, textile art, etc. The final collection of artwork will be showcased in an art walk-through exhibition. All completed artwork will need to be accompanied by a brief artist statement (due Thursday, April 10th), which can describe what inspired your piece or provide context about the work itself. All artwork must be dropped off by Saturday, April 12th. Further details will be provided in the packet you receive upon expressing interest.
Whether you are eager to explore a new artistic medium, deepen your spiritual reflection, or simply want to contribute to this beautiful community project, we encourage you to reach out! If you have any questions or need guidance, Rev. Danah is available throughout the Lent season on Saturdays to assist and support you.
Don't miss this opportunity to express yourself, engage with scripture, and contribute to a meaningful, community-wide celebration of Lent and Easter. Reach out today to learn more!
The Exhibit
The art exhibit will be set up in the Chapel at Red Deer Lake for Palm Sunday (April 13) and will be available for viewing from Monday to Thursday, 10:00 AM - 2:30 PM. Afterward, the exhibit will be transported to the McDougall Chapel, where it will be available to view before and after the Good Friday Service, on Holy Saturday (12:00 PM - 3:00 PM), and on Easter Sunday.
(Ogden Hub 29) Red Dress Event
Right Relations Red Dress Event
Honoring Red Dress Day through Culture, Connection, and Community
Date & Time: May 3rd, 12:00 PM – 3 PM
Price: FREE
Location: Hub 29, Ogden, 2385 74 Ave SE, Calgary, AB T2C 5W8
What to Expect:
Opening Rituals & Ceremonies – Led by Rev. Tony Snow
Free Lunch – Enjoy a shared meal together
Red Dress Pin-Making Workshop – Create a meaningful keepsake
Bannock Making Workshop – Learn and taste this traditional food
Drum Circle – Experience the power of Indigenous music and community
Who Should Attend: While the focus of the event hopes to be sharing traditions with urban indigenous as it means to help them strengthen their connection to their culture, the event is open to everyone!
So, whether you’re Indigenous or an ally, we invite you to come learn, share, and connect in a welcoming space.
Celebrating culture and community by honoring the past and embracing the present.
Registration is not required but it would be helpful if you could let us know you are coming!
So please, join us in remembrance and reconciliation.
To learn more about Right Relations at McDougall United Church, please visit our Right Relations webpage
To learn more about Family Ministry, please visit our Family Ministry Page.
To learn more about Social Outreach & Justice, please visit our Social Outreach and Social Justice webpage.
Taste & Try May
Join Rev. Danah Cox for a fun and interactive cooking experience where he will share his expertise in classic French and Creole cuisine. You’ll have the chance to try out exciting new recipes, get hands-on with the cooking, and enjoy the delicious results while socializing with others. This event is supported by volunteers, allowing you to participate in any way that feels comfortable to you.
When: The second Thursday of each month, (September to June) from 12:00-2:00 pm
Where: Hospitality Hall and Kitchen at McDougall United Church (8516 Athabasca Street SE)
Who: Adults of all Ages
Cost: This class is run by donation to cover the cost of food and programming. Donations can be made when registering, below or at the event, however we hope you will be joining us every month, so we encourage you to consider pre-donating for the year so you will receive a tax receipt.
How: Advanced registration is required, so please register below, or by calling the church office at 403-252-1620. You will be contacted to confirm your spot as spaces are limited. Registration closes on the Monday before the event at 7:00pm.
We hope you’ll join us each month for this fun and flavourful experience!
To learn more, please visit the Taste & Try webpage.
Open Table: Painting Pots & Dinner
We hope that you will be able to join us to paint flower pots and then enjoy dinner on Saturday, May 10. This event is open to All Ages and families of all types.
Menu: Coming Soon
The registration cost for this event is $5 per person with donations collected at the door. We understand that this can be a tough financial time for many, if the cost of the event is a deterrent to your attendance please use code “ASSISTANCE” during check out and your cost will be covered. We want you to attend and are happy to accept a donation for whatever you can contribute. Donations are happily accepted at the door for any amount (big or small) and help us cover some of the costs of the event.
If you would like to pay the office cash (during office hours), please use code “PAIDOFFICE”. If you would like to pay by e-transfer to office@mcdunited.com, please use code “E-TRANSFER”. We will verify with the office to ensure payment has been made.
Advanced registration is required and closes Thursday, May 8 at 7 am. There is a waiting list you can sign up for once the event is full or registration has closed. You will be contacted if a spot opens up for you.
If you are wanting to see more Community Events, please visit Family Ministry.
If you want to learn more about Open Table, please visit their webpage.
Camp Kasota Weekend
Join us May 30 - June 1, 2025 for a weekend of fun and relaxation. Price includes a bed for 2 nights, 3 snacks, 2 breakfasts, 2 lunches, 1 dinner. To learn more about Camp Kasota, please visit our webpage.
The theme of camp in 2025 will be “Won’t You Be My Neighbor?”
Taste & Try June
Join Rev. Danah Cox for a fun and interactive cooking experience where he will share his expertise in classic French and Creole cuisine. You’ll have the chance to try out exciting new recipes, get hands-on with the cooking, and enjoy the delicious results while socializing with others. This event is supported by volunteers, allowing you to participate in any way that feels comfortable to you.
When: The second Thursday of each month, (September to June) from 12:00-2:00 pm
Where: Hospitality Hall and Kitchen at McDougall United Church (8516 Athabasca Street SE)
Who: Adults of all Ages
Cost: This class is run by donation to cover the cost of food and programming. Donations can be made when registering, below or at the event, however we hope you will be joining us every month, so we encourage you to consider pre-donating for the year so you will receive a tax receipt.
How: Advanced registration is required, so please register below, or by calling the church office at 403-252-1620. You will be contacted to confirm your spot as spaces are limited. Registration closes on the Monday before the event at 7:00pm.
We hope you’ll join us each month for this fun and flavourful experience!
To learn more, please visit the Taste & Try webpage.
Artist Studio Time: Lent / Holy Week Art Installation
Calling All Artists: Bring Lent to Life Through Art!
Join us this Lent season for a unique and reflective journey of creativity and faith with our Lent Art Walk-Through. Whether you're a seasoned artist or simply looking for a new way to express your faith, we invite you to participate in this collaborative experience. Your art will be part of a powerful exhibit displayed at two locations during Holy Week and Easter!
How to Participate
We encourage all artists from different faith traditions, and the broader community, to join in! Running every Saturday from March 8th, through April 12, studio time will be available from 10:30 AM to 2:30 PM at McDougall United, where you can create your piece(s) in community with others. Alternatively, you are welcome to work at home or mix both studio and at-home time to suit your needs. Art supplies will be provided in the studio, and for those working at home, supplies can be arranged upon request. In-person participants will also enjoy light snacks and coffee during the sessions.
The first hour of each Saturday session will include a Zoom meeting, and is open to all who are interested. During these meetings, in person and virtual participants will explore ways to interpret and image the scripture readings, engage in group discussions, and reflect on the key themes of Holy Week and Good Friday. Zoom visitors are also welcome to simply listen to the discussions, offer ideas, or actively create artwork inspired by the scripture. In-person participants will also enjoy light snacks and coffee during the sessions.
Note that Rev. Danah will be using the beginning of the first session to give an overview of what we are hoping to do, and answer any questions you might have to help determine if this is an activity for you.
Once you express interest, you'll receive an email packet containing scripture readings, inspiring images, example artist statements, and focus questions. These resources are designed to guide you as you create a piece that visually reflects on the Lenten season. Your artwork can focus on any aspect of the Lent journey or Holy Week, with the aim of fostering deep reflection and engagement.
So, whether you are an artist looking to express your faith through visual art, or simply someone interested in guiding or observing the creative process, this walk-through offers many ways to participate. This is an opportunity to express yourself creatively, deepen your engagement with Lent, and be part of a reflective and collaborative community.
Submission Details
Any two-dimensional art is acceptable, this includes colleges, poetry, paintings, textile art, etc. The final collection of artwork will be showcased in an art walk-through exhibition. All completed artwork will need to be accompanied by a brief artist statement (due Thursday, April 10th), which can describe what inspired your piece or provide context about the work itself. All artwork must be dropped off by Saturday, April 12th. Further details will be provided in the packet you receive upon expressing interest.
Whether you are eager to explore a new artistic medium, deepen your spiritual reflection, or simply want to contribute to this beautiful community project, we encourage you to reach out! If you have any questions or need guidance, Rev. Danah is available throughout the Lent season on Saturdays to assist and support you.
Don't miss this opportunity to express yourself, engage with scripture, and contribute to a meaningful, community-wide celebration of Lent and Easter. Reach out today to learn more!
The Exhibit
The art exhibit will be set up in the Chapel at Red Deer Lake for Palm Sunday (April 13) and will be available for viewing from Monday to Thursday, 10:00 AM - 2:30 PM. Afterward, the exhibit will be transported to the McDougall Chapel, where it will be available to view before and after the Good Friday Service, on Holy Saturday (12:00 PM - 3:00 PM), and on Easter Sunday.
Artist Studio Time: Lent / Holy Week Art Installation
Calling All Artists: Bring Lent to Life Through Art!
Join us this Lent season for a unique and reflective journey of creativity and faith with our Lent Art Walk-Through. Whether you're a seasoned artist or simply looking for a new way to express your faith, we invite you to participate in this collaborative experience. Your art will be part of a powerful exhibit displayed at two locations during Holy Week and Easter!
How to Participate
We encourage all artists from different faith traditions, and the broader community, to join in! Running every Saturday from March 8th, through April 12, studio time will be available from 10:30 AM to 2:30 PM at McDougall United, where you can create your piece(s) in community with others. Alternatively, you are welcome to work at home or mix both studio and at-home time to suit your needs. Art supplies will be provided in the studio, and for those working at home, supplies can be arranged upon request. In-person participants will also enjoy light snacks and coffee during the sessions.
The first hour of each Saturday session will include a Zoom meeting, and is open to all who are interested. During these meetings, in person and virtual participants will explore ways to interpret and image the scripture readings, engage in group discussions, and reflect on the key themes of Holy Week and Good Friday. Zoom visitors are also welcome to simply listen to the discussions, offer ideas, or actively create artwork inspired by the scripture. In-person participants will also enjoy light snacks and coffee during the sessions.
Note that Rev. Danah will be using the beginning of the first session to give an overview of what we are hoping to do, and answer any questions you might have to help determine if this is an activity for you.
Once you express interest, you'll receive an email packet containing scripture readings, inspiring images, example artist statements, and focus questions. These resources are designed to guide you as you create a piece that visually reflects on the Lenten season. Your artwork can focus on any aspect of the Lent journey or Holy Week, with the aim of fostering deep reflection and engagement.
So, whether you are an artist looking to express your faith through visual art, or simply someone interested in guiding or observing the creative process, this walk-through offers many ways to participate. This is an opportunity to express yourself creatively, deepen your engagement with Lent, and be part of a reflective and collaborative community.
Submission Details
Any two-dimensional art is acceptable, this includes colleges, poetry, paintings, textile art, etc. The final collection of artwork will be showcased in an art walk-through exhibition. All completed artwork will need to be accompanied by a brief artist statement (due Thursday, April 10th), which can describe what inspired your piece or provide context about the work itself. All artwork must be dropped off by Saturday, April 12th. Further details will be provided in the packet you receive upon expressing interest.
Whether you are eager to explore a new artistic medium, deepen your spiritual reflection, or simply want to contribute to this beautiful community project, we encourage you to reach out! If you have any questions or need guidance, Rev. Danah is available throughout the Lent season on Saturdays to assist and support you.
Don't miss this opportunity to express yourself, engage with scripture, and contribute to a meaningful, community-wide celebration of Lent and Easter. Reach out today to learn more!
The Exhibit
The art exhibit will be set up in the Chapel at Red Deer Lake for Palm Sunday (April 13) and will be available for viewing from Monday to Thursday, 10:00 AM - 2:30 PM. Afterward, the exhibit will be transported to the McDougall Chapel, where it will be available to view before and after the Good Friday Service, on Holy Saturday (12:00 PM - 3:00 PM), and on Easter Sunday.
Artist Studio Time: Lent / Holy Week Art Installation
Calling All Artists: Bring Lent to Life Through Art!
Join us this Lent season for a unique and reflective journey of creativity and faith with our Lent Art Walk-Through. Whether you're a seasoned artist or simply looking for a new way to express your faith, we invite you to participate in this collaborative experience. Your art will be part of a powerful exhibit displayed at two locations during Holy Week and Easter!
How to Participate
We encourage all artists from different faith traditions, and the broader community, to join in! Running every Saturday from March 8th, through April 12, studio time will be available from 10:30 AM to 2:30 PM at McDougall United, where you can create your piece(s) in community with others. Alternatively, you are welcome to work at home or mix both studio and at-home time to suit your needs. Art supplies will be provided in the studio, and for those working at home, supplies can be arranged upon request. In-person participants will also enjoy light snacks and coffee during the sessions.
The first hour of each Saturday session will include a Zoom meeting, and is open to all who are interested. During these meetings, in person and virtual participants will explore ways to interpret and image the scripture readings, engage in group discussions, and reflect on the key themes of Holy Week and Good Friday. Zoom visitors are also welcome to simply listen to the discussions, offer ideas, or actively create artwork inspired by the scripture. In-person participants will also enjoy light snacks and coffee during the sessions.
Note that Rev. Danah will be using the beginning of the first session to give an overview of what we are hoping to do, and answer any questions you might have to help determine if this is an activity for you.
Once you express interest, you'll receive an email packet containing scripture readings, inspiring images, example artist statements, and focus questions. These resources are designed to guide you as you create a piece that visually reflects on the Lenten season. Your artwork can focus on any aspect of the Lent journey or Holy Week, with the aim of fostering deep reflection and engagement.
So, whether you are an artist looking to express your faith through visual art, or simply someone interested in guiding or observing the creative process, this walk-through offers many ways to participate. This is an opportunity to express yourself creatively, deepen your engagement with Lent, and be part of a reflective and collaborative community.
Submission Details
Any two-dimensional art is acceptable, this includes colleges, poetry, paintings, textile art, etc. The final collection of artwork will be showcased in an art walk-through exhibition. All completed artwork will need to be accompanied by a brief artist statement (due Thursday, April 10th), which can describe what inspired your piece or provide context about the work itself. All artwork must be dropped off by Saturday, April 12th. Further details will be provided in the packet you receive upon expressing interest.
Whether you are eager to explore a new artistic medium, deepen your spiritual reflection, or simply want to contribute to this beautiful community project, we encourage you to reach out! If you have any questions or need guidance, Rev. Danah is available throughout the Lent season on Saturdays to assist and support you.
Don't miss this opportunity to express yourself, engage with scripture, and contribute to a meaningful, community-wide celebration of Lent and Easter. Reach out today to learn more!
The Exhibit
The art exhibit will be set up in the Chapel at Red Deer Lake for Palm Sunday (April 13) and will be available for viewing from Monday to Thursday, 10:00 AM - 2:30 PM. Afterward, the exhibit will be transported to the McDougall Chapel, where it will be available to view before and after the Good Friday Service, on Holy Saturday (12:00 PM - 3:00 PM), and on Easter Sunday.
Artist Studio Time: Lent / Holy Week Art Installation
Calling All Artists: Bring Lent to Life Through Art!
Join us this Lent season for a unique and reflective journey of creativity and faith with our Lent Art Walk-Through. Whether you're a seasoned artist or simply looking for a new way to express your faith, we invite you to participate in this collaborative experience. Your art will be part of a powerful exhibit displayed at two locations during Holy Week and Easter!
How to Participate
We encourage all artists from different faith traditions, and the broader community, to join in! Running every Saturday from March 8th, through April 12, studio time will be available from 10:30 AM to 2:30 PM at McDougall United, where you can create your piece(s) in community with others. Alternatively, you are welcome to work at home or mix both studio and at-home time to suit your needs. Art supplies will be provided in the studio, and for those working at home, supplies can be arranged upon request. In-person participants will also enjoy light snacks and coffee during the sessions.
The first hour of each Saturday session will include a Zoom meeting, and is open to all who are interested. During these meetings, in person and virtual participants will explore ways to interpret and image the scripture readings, engage in group discussions, and reflect on the key themes of Holy Week and Good Friday. Zoom visitors are also welcome to simply listen to the discussions, offer ideas, or actively create artwork inspired by the scripture. In-person participants will also enjoy light snacks and coffee during the sessions.
Note that Rev. Danah will be using the beginning of the first session to give an overview of what we are hoping to do, and answer any questions you might have to help determine if this is an activity for you.
Once you express interest, you'll receive an email packet containing scripture readings, inspiring images, example artist statements, and focus questions. These resources are designed to guide you as you create a piece that visually reflects on the Lenten season. Your artwork can focus on any aspect of the Lent journey or Holy Week, with the aim of fostering deep reflection and engagement.
So, whether you are an artist looking to express your faith through visual art, or simply someone interested in guiding or observing the creative process, this walk-through offers many ways to participate. This is an opportunity to express yourself creatively, deepen your engagement with Lent, and be part of a reflective and collaborative community.
Submission Details
Any two-dimensional art is acceptable, this includes colleges, poetry, paintings, textile art, etc. The final collection of artwork will be showcased in an art walk-through exhibition. All completed artwork will need to be accompanied by a brief artist statement (due Thursday, April 10th), which can describe what inspired your piece or provide context about the work itself. All artwork must be dropped off by Saturday, April 12th. Further details will be provided in the packet you receive upon expressing interest.
Whether you are eager to explore a new artistic medium, deepen your spiritual reflection, or simply want to contribute to this beautiful community project, we encourage you to reach out! If you have any questions or need guidance, Rev. Danah is available throughout the Lent season on Saturdays to assist and support you.
Don't miss this opportunity to express yourself, engage with scripture, and contribute to a meaningful, community-wide celebration of Lent and Easter. Reach out today to learn more!
The Exhibit
The art exhibit will be set up in the Chapel at Red Deer Lake for Palm Sunday (April 13) and will be available for viewing from Monday to Thursday, 10:00 AM - 2:30 PM. Afterward, the exhibit will be transported to the McDougall Chapel, where it will be available to view before and after the Good Friday Service, on Holy Saturday (12:00 PM - 3:00 PM), and on Easter Sunday.
Taste & Try March
Join Rev. Danah Cox for a fun and interactive cooking experience where he will share his expertise in classic French and Creole cuisine. You’ll have the chance to try out exciting new recipes, get hands-on with the cooking, and enjoy the delicious results while socializing with others. This event is supported by volunteers, allowing you to participate in any way that feels comfortable to you.
When: The second Thursday of each month, (September to June) from 12:00-2:00 pm
Where: Hospitality Hall and Kitchen at McDougall United Church (8516 Athabasca Street SE)
Who: Adults of all Ages
Cost: This class is run by donation to cover the cost of food and programming. Donations can be made when registering, below or at the event, however we hope you will be joining us every month, so we encourage you to consider pre-donating for the year so you will receive a tax receipt.
How: Advanced registration is required, so please register below, or by calling the church office at 403-252-1620. You will be contacted to confirm your spot as spaces are limited. Registration closes on the Monday before the event at 7:00pm.
We hope you’ll join us each month for this fun and flavourful experience!
To learn more, please visit the Taste & Try webpage.
Artist Studio Time: Lent / Holy Week Art Installation
Calling All Artists: Bring Lent to Life Through Art!
Join us this Lent season for a unique and reflective journey of creativity and faith with our Lent Art Walk-Through. Whether you're a seasoned artist or simply looking for a new way to express your faith, we invite you to participate in this collaborative experience. Your art will be part of a powerful exhibit displayed at two locations during Holy Week and Easter!
How to Participate
We encourage all artists from different faith traditions, and the broader community, to join in! Running every Saturday from March 8th, through April 12, studio time will be available from 10:30 AM to 2:30 PM at McDougall United, where you can create your piece(s) in community with others. Alternatively, you are welcome to work at home or mix both studio and at-home time to suit your needs. Art supplies will be provided in the studio, and for those working at home, supplies can be arranged upon request. In-person participants will also enjoy light snacks and coffee during the sessions.
The first hour of each Saturday session will include a Zoom meeting, and is open to all who are interested. During these meetings, in person and virtual participants will explore ways to interpret and image the scripture readings, engage in group discussions, and reflect on the key themes of Holy Week and Good Friday. Zoom visitors are also welcome to simply listen to the discussions, offer ideas, or actively create artwork inspired by the scripture. In-person participants will also enjoy light snacks and coffee during the sessions.
Note that Rev. Danah will be using the beginning of the first session to give an overview of what we are hoping to do, and answer any questions you might have to help determine if this is an activity for you.
Once you express interest, you'll receive an email packet containing scripture readings, inspiring images, example artist statements, and focus questions. These resources are designed to guide you as you create a piece that visually reflects on the Lenten season. Your artwork can focus on any aspect of the Lent journey or Holy Week, with the aim of fostering deep reflection and engagement.
So, whether you are an artist looking to express your faith through visual art, or simply someone interested in guiding or observing the creative process, this walk-through offers many ways to participate. This is an opportunity to express yourself creatively, deepen your engagement with Lent, and be part of a reflective and collaborative community.
Submission Details
Any two-dimensional art is acceptable, this includes colleges, poetry, paintings, textile art, etc. The final collection of artwork will be showcased in an art walk-through exhibition. All completed artwork will need to be accompanied by a brief artist statement (due Thursday, April 10th), which can describe what inspired your piece or provide context about the work itself. All artwork must be dropped off by Saturday, April 12th. Further details will be provided in the packet you receive upon expressing interest.
Whether you are eager to explore a new artistic medium, deepen your spiritual reflection, or simply want to contribute to this beautiful community project, we encourage you to reach out! If you have any questions or need guidance, Rev. Danah is available throughout the Lent season on Saturdays to assist and support you.
Don't miss this opportunity to express yourself, engage with scripture, and contribute to a meaningful, community-wide celebration of Lent and Easter. Reach out today to learn more!
The Exhibit
The art exhibit will be set up in the Chapel at Red Deer Lake for Palm Sunday (April 13) and will be available for viewing from Monday to Thursday, 10:00 AM - 2:30 PM. Afterward, the exhibit will be transported to the McDougall Chapel, where it will be available to view before and after the Good Friday Service, on Holy Saturday (12:00 PM - 3:00 PM), and on Easter Sunday.
Taste & Try February
Join Rev. Danah Cox for a fun and interactive cooking experience where he will share his expertise in classic French and Creole cuisine. You’ll have the chance to try out exciting new recipes, get hands-on with the cooking, and enjoy the delicious results while socializing with others. This event is supported by volunteers, allowing you to participate in any way that feels comfortable to you.
When: The second Thursday of each month, (September to June) from 12:00-2:00 pm
Where: Hospitality Hall and Kitchen at McDougall United Church (8516 Athabasca Street SE)
Who: Adults of all Ages
Cost: This class is run by donation to cover the cost of food and programming. Donations can be made when registering, below or at the event, however we hope you will be joining us every month, so we encourage you to consider pre-donating for the year so you will receive a tax receipt.
How: Advanced registration is required, so please register below, or by calling the church office at 403-252-1620. You will be contacted to confirm your spot as spaces are limited. Registration closes on the Monday before the event at 7:00pm.
We hope you’ll join us each month for this fun and flavourful experience!
To learn more, please visit the Taste & Try webpage.
Taste & Try January
Join Rev. Danah Cox for a fun and interactive cooking experience where he will share his expertise in classic French and Creole cuisine. You’ll have the chance to try out exciting new recipes, get hands-on with the cooking, and enjoy the delicious results while socializing with others. This event is supported by volunteers, allowing you to participate in any way that feels comfortable to you.
When: The second Thursday of each month, (September to June) from 12:00-2:00 pm
Where: Hospitality Hall and Kitchen at McDougall United Church (8516 Athabasca Street SE)
Who: Adults of all Ages
Cost: This class is run by donation to cover the cost of food and programming. Donations can be made when registering, below or at the event, however we hope you will be joining us every month, so we encourage you to consider pre-donating for the year so you will receive a tax receipt.
How: Advanced registration is required, so please register below, or by calling the church office at 403-252-1620. You will be contacted to confirm your spot as spaces are limited. Registration closes on the Monday before the event at 7:00pm.
We hope you’ll join us each month for this fun and flavourful experience!
To learn more, please visit the Taste & Try webpage.
Taste & Try December
Join Rev. Danah Cox for a fun and interactive cooking experience where he will share his expertise in classic French and Creole cuisine. You’ll have the chance to try out exciting new recipes, get hands-on with the cooking, and enjoy the delicious results while socializing with others. This event is supported by volunteers, allowing you to participate in any way that feels comfortable to you.
When: The second Thursday of each month, (September to June) from 12:00-2:00 pm
Where: Hospitality Hall and Kitchen at McDougall United Church (8516 Athabasca Street SE)
Who: Adults of all Ages
Cost: This class is run by donation to cover the cost of food and programming. Donations can be made when registering, below or at the event, however we hope you will be joining us every month, so we encourage you to consider pre-donating for the year so you will receive a tax receipt.
How: Advanced registration is required, so please register below, or by calling the church office at 403-252-1620. You will be contacted to confirm your spot as spaces are limited. Registration closes on the Monday before the event at 7:00pm.
We hope you’ll join us each month for this fun and flavourful experience!
To learn more, please visit the Taste & Try webpage.
Taste & Try November
Join Rev. Danah Cox for a fun and interactive cooking experience where he will share his expertise in classic French and Creole cuisine. You’ll have the chance to try out exciting new recipes, get hands-on with the cooking, and enjoy the delicious results while socializing with others. This event is supported by volunteers, allowing you to participate in any way that feels comfortable to you.
When: The second Thursday of each month, (September to June) from 12:00-2:00 pm
Where: Hospitality Hall and Kitchen at McDougall United Church (8516 Athabasca Street SE)
Who: Adults of all Ages
Cost: This class is run by donation to cover the cost of food and programming. Donations can be made when registering, below or at the event, however we hope you will be joining us every month, so we encourage you to consider pre-donating for the year so you will receive a tax receipt.
How: Advanced registration is required, so please register below, or by calling the church office at 403-252-1620. You will be contacted to confirm your spot as spaces are limited. Registration closes on the Monday before the event at 7:00pm.
We hope you’ll join us each month for this fun and flavourful experience!
To learn more, please visit the Taste & Try webpage.
Open Table: Family Dance
If you are wanting to see more Community Events, please visit Family Ministry.
If you want to learn more about Open Table, please visit their webpage.
Taste & Try September
You can sign up for the waiting list, you will be contacted if a spot opens up.
Come try some fun recipes and enjoy the results. Rev. Danah Cox will use his years of training in classic French/Creole cuisine to lead us in a fun cooking experience.
This program takes place the second Thursday of each month.
Advanced Registration is required. Limited spots are available. Program is for seniors of all ages. Registration closes on the Monday before at 7:00 pm. This popular program gives priority to past attendees and does work best with a smaller group of seniors. That said we welcome newcomers and do our best to find a spot for them. Should a spot open up for you, you would be notified that a spot became available.
This event is run by donation. Donations go towards covering the food and program costs. Suggested donation is $5.
We encourage you to pre-donate for the year so that you can get a tax receipt. To do this, go to Give and then Donate on the website. When donating make sure you select “Taste & Try” so that the money goes into our Family Ministry account.
Participants will meet in McDougall’s kitchen. This program is run by volunteers and Rev. Danah Cox.
Please note the participants should participate in the preparation, serving, eating and cleaning up of the session. We work and learn together. Volunteer jobs will be included in the registration, please help us out by signing up for something.
Learn more about Taste & Try by visiting the Taste & Try webpage.
Learn more about our family and community ministry by visiting the Family Ministry page.
Camp Kasota Weekend
We hope that you and your family will be able to join us for our Camp Kasota weekend.
Early bird pricing until October 31, 2023
To learn more and register, please visit the Camp Kasota page.
Intergenerational Club Meeting
This intergenerational club is in partnership with LINKages and Lord Beaverbrook High School. It meets Friday from 2:30 pm - 3:30 pm.
Learn more about LINKages by visiting their webpage.
Taste & Try May
You can sign up for the waiting list, you will be contacted if a spot opens up.
Come try some fun recipes and enjoy the results. Rev. Danah Cox will use his years of training in classic French/Creole cuisine to lead us in a fun cooking experience.
This program takes place the first Thursday of each month (2nd Thursday in May).
Advanced Registration is required. Limited spots are available. Program is for seniors of all ages. Registration closes on Monday, May 6, 2024 at 7:00 pm. This popular program gives priority to past attendees and does work best with a smaller group of seniors. That said we welcome newcomers and do our best to find a spot for them. Should a spot open up for you, you would be notified that a spot became available.
This event is run by donation. Donations go towards covering the food and program costs. Suggested donation is $5.
We encourage you to pre-donate for the year so that you can get a tax receipt. To do this, go to Give and then Donate on the website. When donating make sure you select “Taste & Try” so that the money goes into our Family Ministry account.
Participants will meet in McDougall’s kitchen. This program is run by volunteers and Rev. Danah Cox.
Please note the participants should participate in the preparation, serving, eating and cleaning up of the session. We work and learn together. Volunteer jobs will be included in the registration, please help us out by signing up for something.
Learn more about Taste & Try by visiting the Taste & Try webpage.
Learn more about our family and community ministry by visiting the Family Ministry page.
Camp Kasota Information Table
Join us on Camp Sunday in Hospitality Hall to learn more about Camp Kasota. An information table will be set up where you can ask questions, sign up, contribute to our canoe fund and see pictures from previous years’ camp.
Camp Kasota runs June 7 - 9, 2024
You can learn more about Camp Kasota by visiting the Camp Kasota webpage.
Intergenerational Club Meeting
This intergenerational club is in partnership with LINKages and Lord Beaverbrook High School. It meets Friday from 2:30 pm - 3:30 pm.
Learn more about LINKages by visiting their webpage.
Open Table: Pot Painting & Dinner
We hope that you will be able to join us to paint flower pots and then enjoy dinner. This event is open to All Ages and families of all types.
Menu includes: Chicken, bun, salad and dessert. Vegetarian option is available with a prior email.
The registration cost for this event is $5 per person with donations collected at the door. We understand that this can be a tough financial time for many, if the cost of the event is a deterrent to your attendance please use code “ASSISTANCE” during check out and your cost will be covered. We want you to attend and are happy to accept a donation for whatever you can contribute. Donations are happily accepted at the door for any amount (big or small) and help us cover some of the costs of the event.
If you would like to pay the office cash (during office hours), please use code “PAIDOFFICE”. If you would like to pay by e-transfer to office@mcdunited.com, please use code “E-TRANSFER”. We will verify with the office to ensure payment has been made.
Advanced registration is required and closes Thursday, April 11th at 7 am. Please email us if the event is full as we have a waiting list.
We are looking for some volunteers to help with the event, if you are interested please sign up here.
If you are wanting to see more Community Events, please visit Family Ministry.
If you want to learn more about Open Table, please visit their webpage.
Intergenerational Club Meeting
This intergenerational club is in partnership with LINKages and Lord Beaverbrook High School. It meets Friday from 2:30 pm - 3:30 pm.
Learn more about LINKages by visiting their webpage.
Intergenerational Club Meeting
This intergenerational club is in partnership with LINKages and Lord Beaverbrook High School. It meets Friday from 2:30 pm - 3:30 pm.
Learn more about LINKages by visiting their webpage.
Taste & Try April
You can sign up for the waiting list, you will be contacted if a spot opens up.
Come try some fun recipes and enjoy the results. Rev. Danah Cox will use his years of training in classic French/Creole cuisine to lead us in a fun cooking experience.
This program takes place the first Thursday of each month.
Advanced Registration is required. Limited spots are available. Program is for seniors of all ages. Registration closes on Monday, April 1, 2024 at 7:00 pm. This popular program gives priority to past attendees and does work best with a smaller group of seniors. That said we welcome newcomers and do our best to find a spot for them. Should a spot open up for you, you would be notified that a spot became available.
This event is run by donation. Donations go towards covering the food and program costs. Suggested donation is $5.
We encourage you to pre-donate for the year so that you can get a tax receipt. To do this, go to Give and then Donate on the website. When donating make sure you select “Taste & Try” so that the money goes into our Family Ministry account.
Participants will meet in McDougall’s kitchen. This program is run by volunteers and Rev. Danah Cox.
Please note the participants should participate in the preparation, serving, eating and cleaning up of the session. We work and learn together. Volunteer jobs will be included in the registration, please help us out by signing up for something.
Learn more about Taste & Try by visiting the Taste & Try webpage.
Learn more about our family and community ministry by visiting the Family Ministry page.
Intergenerational Club Meeting
This intergenerational club is in partnership with LINKages and Lord Beaverbrook High School. It meets Friday from 2:30 pm - 3:30 pm.
Learn more about LINKages by visiting their webpage.
Open Table: Family Dance
Open Table has teamed up with the Monday Homeschool Group to bring you a family dance. We hope that you will be able to join us!
Tickets cost $10 per family if purchased in advance ($15 at the door). Online registration will close Friday, March 8 at 7 pm (at the $10 per family rate) . After this please plan to pay $15 per family at the door. Limited space is available, we encourage you to register in advance to avoid disappointment if the event fills up.
We will have a concession available where you will be able to purchase pizza, drinks and snacks at the event. We encourage you to bring cash. Tickets will be 1 for $2.50, 5 for $10. You can then use tickets to purchase the items you want (example 1 ticket = 1 piece of pizza).
All the money raised will be split with the Family Ministry and Homeschool Group.
We are looking for some volunteers to help with the event, if you are interested please sign up here.
If you are wanting to see more Community Events, please visit Family Ministry.
To learn more about our Homeschool Meetup Group, please visit the Homeschool Group webpage.
If you want to learn more about Open Table, please visit their webpage.
Intergenerational Club Meeting
This intergenerational club is in partnership with LINKages and Lord Beaverbrook High School. It meets Friday from 2:30 pm - 3:30 pm.
Learn more about LINKages by visiting their webpage.
Taste & Try March
You can sign up for the waiting list, you will be contacted if a spot opens up.
Come try some fun recipes and enjoy the results. Rev. Danah Cox will use his years of training in classic French/Creole cuisine to lead us in a fun cooking experience.
This program takes place the first Thursday of each month.
Advanced Registration is required. Limited spots are available. Program is for seniors of all ages. Registration closes on Monday, March 4, 2024 at 7:00 pm. This popular program gives priority to past attendees and does work best with a smaller group of seniors. That said we welcome newcomers and do our best to find a spot for them. Should a spot open up for you, you would be notified that a spot became available.
This event is run by donation. Donations go towards covering the food and program costs. Suggested donation is $5.
We encourage you to pre-donate for the year so that you can get a tax receipt. To do this, go to Give and then Donate on the website. When donating make sure you select “Taste & Try” so that the money goes into our Family Ministry account.
Participants will meet in McDougall’s kitchen. This program is run by volunteers and Rev. Danah Cox.
Please note the participants should participate in the preparation, serving, eating and cleaning up of the session. We work and learn together. Volunteer jobs will be included in the registration, please help us out by signing up for something.
Learn more about Taste & Try by visiting the Taste & Try webpage.
Learn more about our family and community ministry by visiting the Family Ministry page.