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Download the Summer 2002 Newsletter [474 KB PDF]
Download the Fall 2002 Newsletter  [367 KB PDF]
Download the  Christmas 2002 Newsletter  [894 KB PDF]
Download the  Easter 2003 Newsletter  [358 KB PDF]
Download the  Summer 2003 Newsletter  [522 KB PDF]
Download the Fall 2003 Newsletter [532 KB PDF]
Download the Christmas 2003 Newsletter  [567 KB PDF]
Download the Easter 2004 Newsletter  [389 KB PDF]
Download the Summer 2004 Newsletter [464 KB PDF]
Download the Fall 2004 Newsletter [552 KB PDF]
Download the Christmas 2004 Newsletter [594 KB PDF]
Download the Easter 2005 Newsletter [496 KB PDF]
Download the Fall 2005 Newsletter [564 KB PDF]
Download the Christmas 2005 Newsletter [360 KB PDF]
Download the Easter 2006 Newsletter [77 KB PDF]
Download the Fall 2006 Newsletter [225 KB PDF]
Download the Christmas 2006 Newsletter   [392 KB PDF]

 
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2007 , 2008 , 2009 , 2010 , 2011 , 2012 ,

Past Services

Early History of Churches in the Steveston Area

A Brief History of Steveston United Church 



 MILESTONES IN THE HISTORY OF STEVESTON UNITED CHURCH:



1894
Church starts as Steveston Methodist Church at the corner of 2nd Ave. and Chatham St. in the building which was Steveston Bicycle for many years and is now a thirift shop.


1925
Methodists, Congregationalists and Presbyterians join to form United Church.  Steveston Methodist becomes Steveston United.


1949
Following the World War II evacuation, Japanese are finally  allowed to return to the West coast. Steveston United offers use of  their building to Japanese Mission Church.


1951
Two elders of the Japanese Church are elected elders of  Steveston United Church.


1953
Japanese Mission Church and Steveston United Church join.


1978
New church is built and congregation moves to the building we  are in now.


1989
New Christian Education Annex added.  Used for Sunday School,  bilingual English/Chinese preschool, ESL group, and Japanese Language  School.
2006
Lot located just east side of the Church, and which was previously used for things like Sunday-school picnics, was sold. Proceeds were used for major repairs and renovations to the Church.

         
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