We are not alone. Caring and Sharing God’s love in and for the world.
We believe Harrow United Church provides valuable ministry – connecting people with one another; connecting people with neighbours, connecting people with faith and with God.
Worship Sunday mornings at 10:30am in person or live-stream from our YouTube channel.
We are also providing services at the Convalescent Home. Click here to read more.
You are welcome to join us in-person or watch from home via live-stream.
Virtual Sunday Coffee continues Sundays at 9:30am.
Contact the church office for the Zoom link to join in the conversation.
Harrow United Church needs your help.
Our appeal is ‘We need your help’ to maintain and grow our active programs. Please click here to read more.
Holding in Prayer
Please be in touch if you know someone you would like us to hold closely as we pray.
Click here to see what our community has to say about Harrow.
Donate here!
Help us to raise funds to improve the technology in the church so that we can stay connected to our community.
Click here to view past Souper Sharing Sunday videos.
Want to rent space? Contact the church office at 204-284-0079 or by email to secretary@harrowunited.ca
Rhyme and Storytime in-person: Fridays at 9:30am. Join with your pre-schooler for crafts, toys and circle time.
Rhyme and Storytime Online
Stay connected and join us:
Faithful Readers Book Discussion Group.
You can join us online via Zoom. Read more and download the reading list here: Faithful Readers
We are not alone. Share the Light. Watch our latest video, click here.
Be sure to keep in touch and also check out our programs.
Have questions? Please feel free to contact the church office at 204-284-0079 or by email to secretary@harrowunited.ca
Harrow United would like to share these daily devotionals with you from the United Church of Christ.
If you are interested, please click here.
Harrow United Church is located on Treaty One Land, the traditional territory of the Anishinaabe, Cree, Oji-Cree, Dakota, Ojibway, the Dene and the Inuit peoples, and in the heart of the Metis Nation, very close to the historic site of Rooster Town, and just a short distance from both the birthplace and burial place of Louis Riel. We are also grateful for the water which flows to us from Shoal Lake 40 First Nation.
We acknowledge the history, spirituality, languages and cultures of these peoples, and their connection to the land from time immemorial. We also acknowledge the pain and suffering they have endured because of colonialism and racism. We commit ourselves to the mending of broken relationships and to new ways of living with respect on this land, and in peace and friendship with its peoples.