May 3, 7 - 9 pm in the Club Room at Robertson-Wesley What kind of sense of humour do you have? Do you enjoy puns, dark humour, quirky jokes, or absurd situations? Or does physical humour make you giggle? In this writing workshop, we’ll play with techniques to write short funny monologues and dialogues. Bring […]
Robertson-Wesley will be holding its first mini-rummage sale of the year on Saturday, May 6. The sale will feature kitchen items only, such as gadgets, small appliances, tea towels, cookbooks, sets of carving knives, baking sheets etc.
Let's get ROOTED - join Robertson-Wesley's Wild Church at 1 pm on May 21! Meeting at the Stark Oak Tree (found near the eastern wall of the old Royal Alberta Museum building on 102 Ave and 129 St), we will explore EARTH as the third in the series, “Praying with the Elements”. People and pets […]
Gather, sun lovers, at Emily Murphy Park (Picnic Site 3)! All ages - and pets - are invited to the Robertson-Wesley Wild Church potluck picnic at 12:30 on June 18, followed by a Summer Solstice Wild Church Service at 1:15. Feel free to join one or both activities. Food will be provided. We encourage you, […]
Bringing together those who do work in the 2SLGBTQIA+ community to share their challenges and experiences with each other and the greater community.
Join Robertson-Wesley's Wild Church fireside at Emily Murphy Park Picnic Site 3 on July 13, 2023, at 7pm. We invite you, if you wish, to bring your favorite nature-related prayers, poems, songs, and readings to share during this unstructured worship. Bring a mug for hot chocolate! Rain or shine, barring unsafe conditions. Email us at […]
JOIN US! Robertson-Wesley United Church's Wild Church is an all-age communal practice of learning to converse with nature in order to experience sacred transformation and restore connection with the web of life. We worship next on the theme, “Autumn Equinox,” at Paul Kane Park (wheelchair and stroller accessible) on September 17 at 1 pm. Rain or shine! Contact […]
The world has felt so heavy lately and while it is important to feel those feelings, it is also important to move them through our spirits and out of the body. One way to do that is in community, through singing. Join us for a quiet night of lifting our voices with songs of freedom, […]
How will you prepare for Christmas this year? Come for a reflective walk during Advent. The Labyrinth will be open in Memorial Hall Wednesdays December 6 and 20 from 6:30-8:00 pm.
December 10 at 4:00 pm. This gentle candlelight service is a classic, with a series of scripture readings that take us through the story of God’s promise, the longing and waiting, and the fulfilment of the promise in the birth of Christ. In person and online.