Welcome! Cedar Park United is a theologically open and questioning congregation that warmly invites all visitors to join us in faith, family and community. The church community began in 1893 as a summer pastorate under the leadership of Otto Lilly. With the influx of permanent residents into the community, a year-round pastorate was founded in 1899 as the Pointe Claire Presbyterian Mission. An enlarging population by 1922 resulted in the construction of Lilly Memorial Presbyterian Church, and in 1925 Lilly Memorial became part of the United Church of Canada. In order to accommodate increased postwar numbers, the present building was constructed in 1954-55 and was renamed Cedar Park United Church. The congregation celebrated its centennial in 1999.
     As a long established church Cedar Park draws its members and adherents from a wide area. The congregation has 266 households under its pastoral care with membership at 273. The average Sunday attendance is approximately 100. There is a Sunday School of about 25 children ages 3 to 12. During the last 60 years, Cedar Park United has had only four ministers, each staying 10 years or more. Our minister is the Rev. Sharon Moon.

Cedar Park United provides a range of church services to the wider community such as wedding services, baptismal services, hall rental services and religious education services. Kindly contact the church office for more details.

Cedar Park United also offers the community a series of used clothing, book and bakes sales during the year. Check our calendar for dates of up-coming events.

The core of Cedar Park United is the wide range of church community services through the Outreach program as well as the church's many groups and committees. We invite you to explore our web site and learn more about the church that has more than a century of faith, family and community service.

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