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The autumn of 2017 has been filled with a multitude of opportunities to connect in community and build relationships at both Dalston-Crown Hill and Forest Home United Churches.  We want to let you know that we would love to welcome … Continue reading →

DALSTON-CROWN HILL UNITED CHURCH “Growing Spiritually while Celebrating Diversity” & FOREST HOME UNITED CHURCH “A Little Church with a Big Heart” Dalston-Crown Hill United Church (DCH) and Forest Home United Church (FH) are nestled into the rural landscape of North … Continue reading →

DALSTON-CROWN HILL UNITED CHURCH “Growing Spiritually while Celebrating Diversity” Great things are happening at the Dalston-Crown Hill United Church.  We are looking forward to welcoming our new supply ministers – Rev. Ruth McDonald, and Rev. Karen Hilfman-Millson, who will share … Continue reading →

DALSTON-CROWN HILL UNITED CHURCH “Growing Spiritually while Celebrating Diversity” Hopefully, by the time this is published, the weather will have warmed up, and our new flowers won’t need to be protected from the overnight frost! Right now, it still feels … Continue reading →

DALSTON-CROWN HILL UNITED CHURCH “Growing Spiritually while Celebrating Diversity” Easter is at the heart of the church year.  And even though we celebrate Easter in some way every Sunday morning, we are always able to learn something new about this … Continue reading →

Reflection by Rev. Tim Dayfoot (January 29, 2017) Matthew 5:1-12 Their excitement took me by surprise.  A group of us who lived together in residence at university were having supper together in the cafeteria.  We were talking about this and … Continue reading →

Article Written by Janet Panting for North Simcoe Life On Saturday, November 5th the Dalston Crown Hill United Church held their Annual Fall Supper.  Once again it was well attended with two “Sold Out” sittings.  Over one hundred and seventy … Continue reading →

Reflection by Rev. Tim Dayfoot on January 8th Matthew 2:1-12 Matthew’s story about the wise men who travelled a long way from home to visit the baby Jesus, tells us that the birth of Jesus was something very special.  And … Continue reading →

                      A Reflection by Pat Hastings delivered on July 3rd Like the disciples in the boat we have been given a task to perform. Over many months (and for some … Continue reading →