Canadian Memorial United Church — Attraction in Vancouver

It was wonderful to hear that these concerts were to take place. I attended all three of them. Each concert had its own theme and its own innovation which I found refreshing. This organ is of particular interest to me as I played it for a time back in the early 1970's after it had received its renovation (1971). At the time, I was assisting John Fearing, the resident organist and choir director who was on leave from his duties for health reasons. I have fond memories of my time spent @ the console and my association with the choir of which I was a member. Given the historical significance of CMUC as a place of worship, and the history of its pipe organ, it is most worthy of further exposure to the public with more concerts/recitals. CMUC and the organists involved are to be commended for...

I have been going to CMUC for some time now, after several decades of not attending church. I discovered them when attending an Easter service with a friend, and I really like the theology, worship and community. Most importantly for me, all are welcome, and you are encouraged to question and think for yourself. Also the music is great, ranging from traditional to gospel to contemporary. I am looking forward to the return of the choir after covid; in the meantime, I enjoy CMUC's excellent live streaming, one of the best...

Thanks to one of our Congregation Russ Quinn for recommending to our Church Board to bring this Fabulous Group SAMBACOUVER to Canadian Memorial United Church/Center for Peace for an evening of togetherness and fun. This was high energy for us all and we danced the night away with abandon and learned a lot as well. What night of joy and blessed to see everyone with huge smiles and some great moves. Thank you all who attended. IT WAS A TERRIFIC NIGHT. Lloyd...