Who We are

History

Greening Sacred Spaces

History

Melrose derives its name and appearance from Melrose Abbey in Scotland. The congregation was founded on November 13th, 1925 with the amalgamation of Charlton Avenue Methodist Church and Westmount Presbyterian Church. The building was subsequently opened with a dedication service held on Easter Sunday, March 31, 1929.

Mission

Greening Sacred Spaces

History

To respond to God's call by being a people of faith who open our hearts and minds to the true power and love of Jesus Christ.

To live our faith by providing within our changing community a welcoming environment which encourages people of all ages to care for and accept one another.

Greening Sacred Spaces

Melrose had been looking at our environmental footprint and 'Greening our Sacred Space' for a number of years.

Boiler replacement and solar panel installation were both completed during the summer of 2011.

Each month we receive an update on the number of trees our solar panels have "saved" through our carbon offset.

In March 2022 we offset 19 trees!

Supports of Our Work

Hamilton Community Foundation

United Church of Canada Foundation

We are grateful to receive an annual gift from the Hamilton Community Foundation Douglas J Clark Fund to support the work of the church.

United Church of Canada Foundation

We are grateful to receive an annual gift from the Eva Porter Estate Fund to support the Melrose UCW and Mission and Service Fund.

Who We are

History

Greening Sacred Spaces

History

Mission

Greening Sacred Spaces

History

Greening Sacred Spaces

Greening Sacred Spaces

Greening Sacred Spaces

staff team

Staff team

About Our Faith Community

Supports of Our Work

Hamilton Community Foundation

United Church of Canada Foundation

United Church of Canada Foundation

United Church of Canada Foundation

United Church of Canada Foundation

United Church of Canada Foundation

Mission Council of Horseshoe Falls

United Church of Canada Foundation

Mission Council of Horseshoe Falls

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