"In our everyday lives, and as a worshipping congregation, we share God's love and Christian word.  Our mission is to create a caring community of faith for people of all ages, a church home for local residents and visitors from around the world.  We encourage spiritual growth and stewardship of God's earth."

We celebrate the Sacrament of Communion on the 1st Sunday of each month.  In the United Church all people are welcome to celebrate this Sacrament by coming forward to receive a piece of bread and a small cup  of grape juice. 

It is tradition within the United Church to unite in solidarity with those who are in recovery and therefore we share grape juice with each other instead of wine.  Rice crackers can also be made available for those who have a wheat allergy.

The United Church of Canada was formed in 1925 of a union of Congregational, Methodist and most Presbyterian Churches. Since then other congregations have joined the Union and in 1968 the Evangelical United Brethren also became part of The United Church of Canada.

Jasper United Church started out as a small Methodist church, but when Church Union came about in 1925, the church became Jasper United Church. For many years, Jasper United Church was known as "The Little White Church in the Rockies". Eventually the congregation outgrew the small church and it was sold for use as Jasper Park Baptist Church, which it still is today. During the period of the 1970's Jasper United Church and the Anglican Church of St. Mary and St. George formed one shared ministry. This arrangement changed around the same time as the national Anglican and United Church of Canada negotiations toward union came to an end. The Jasper United Church congregation worshipped in the McCready Centre (the Christian Education Hall) until a new chapel was built in 1979.

You are invited to come for a visit!  We look forward to meeting you!