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| Last Revised: July 31, 2010 | |
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 Mardi Tindal Moderator - United Church at Presbytery meeting May 14 click the pic of Mardi for a report!
Vision and values Mission E-mailable Expense/Travel form Fraser Presbytery is one of ten within the British Columbia Conference * of The United Church of Canada *, and one of 91 district/presbyteries in 13 such Conferences * across Canada. (Fraser Presbytery complies with all privacy legislation. If you see an image or information here which should be removed, please e-mail the webminister for its removal. See the BC Conference webpage for more info on relevant privacy issues * .) Fraser Presbytery is made up of all ordered (ordained, commissioned, lay pastoral minister, or staff associate) clergy (settled in a congregation, retired or retained on presbytery's roll) and one or more lay representatives from each congregation. The work of the Presbytery is to support congregations, provide oversight, to keep them connected, to share ideas and concerns and to learn and share about the ministry and mission of the church. The presbytery provides oversight also to paid ministry personnel and students in the process of training for ministry, as well as matters related to church property and finances. Presbyters make decisions to support and provide oversight of persons and congregations, as well as participate in the work of the wider church. Presbyters also report back to their congregations. The Fraser Page was established in November 1995 as a source of information for our constituents and the public at large.
E-mail all official inquiries for presbytery business to the: 11805 Chateau Wynd, |
• Executive June 30, 11 am @ Sharon United, Langley [Google Map] *
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E-mail all official inquiries for presbytery business to the Phone: 604-543-8636 Fax: 604-543-8613
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In the name of Jesus Christ, these are the United Churches from Delta, to Hope and Agassiz, back to White Rock; the twenty-eight United Church congregations in the Fraser Valley of British Columbia.
