St. Paul's United Church

No One showed up at my father's service when he passed away. No one came to see how he was or to sit with him when he was sick. And you can't say you didn't know, I left a tearful message pleading with anyone to come for a visit when he was in hospital.Crickets.I understand he was 'difficult' in his late years. But truly, he never caused you any problems or acted inappropriately. He was disagreeable and stubborn sometimes but he genuinely wanted the best for Your Church.He had dementia. It wasn't easy for Anyone. But he supported your church. No One ever turned down the Time or considerable money he donated.Yet, No One was there to support him or our family. No one even returned my phone call.Fellowship? Community?I don't think so.

Friendly. Welcoming atmosphere.. even if its your first time you will feel like it is a very familiar place. They supplies cushions as the pews are wood.

I went to vote at that Place and found it very difficult to navigate the Stairs. The voting took Place in the Basement.

Just went to votePlace was spotless and people were great

Even if you are not religious, consider paying a visit to this place on a Sunday or any other event day. You'll come back feeling utterly loved and positive. Everyone made me feel right at home and were so very kind. Lots of people choose to visit this church even if they live far away because this place is unparalleled. Reverend Dan is the coolest!

Beautiful, but haven't gone in yet. The church should be open for people to pray

A neighborhood church that is too popular for its parking lot, so there are cars everywhere when there is an activity happening. This is one place that seems not to be affected by decreasing attendance.

The church service was good though there was a low turnout because of snow

The volunteers did a great job.

What a great place for spiritual breakfast good meetings to go to friendly warm and comfortable I give it a five-star because it has a good aura and a great feeling