Learn about our history, activities, and the missions we support.
Taber United Reformed Church is a congregation of believers united to Jesus Christ by faith, gathered together to worship God, grow in faith, and relate to one another in love.
Most of our members were formerly members of Trinity Reformed Church of Lethbridge (United Reformed Churches in North America), which established Taber URC as its daughter church.
In January 2024, the congregation relocated to its current home at 4619 56 Avenue, the former Peace Lutheran Church building in Taber, Alberta.
Taber URC is a member of the United Reformed Churches in North America (URCNA). The URCNA confesses Jesus Christ as the only Savior and the Sovereign Lord over all of life, and is fully committed to the Bible in its entirety as the Word of God written, without error in all its parts.
Every other Saturday at 8:00am
Rev. Barry Beukema is currently leading the men through a study on the book of Revelation.
Contact: Ed Van Dellen — (403) 634-5208
Every other Wednesday at 1:30pm
A day-time Bible study group for women (children and babies are welcome too!). Currently this group is studying the book of John chapters 11-21 using the Discover Your Bible Series by Faith Alive Christian Resources and mainly uses the NIV and ESV Bible translations.
Contact: Kendra Nimco — 403-715-7816
Thursdays
A non-denominational Women's Bible study with a strong focus on life application. This study group is currently using the Stonecroft Ministries Bible Study Series and the NLT Bible Translation.
Contact: Jantine Kleinjan — 403-894-3914
Every other Thursday at 7:00pm
A free to attend Bible study group for people with mental and physical disabilities. We welcome people of all abilities to join us for singing, Bible study, crafts, and activities.
Contact: Kendra Nimco — 403-715-7816
Sundays following the morning service
is a community dedicated to sharing and raising awareness regarding the importance and value of every human life.
Providing hope and help to vulnerable individuals in southern Alberta.
Rehoboth conveys God’s love to persons with disabilities and their families by making room for them and enabling them to flourish through personal support, advocacy, public education, and by providing them with opportunities for personal growth and meaningful participation in society.
We desire to provide opportunities for church members, as the body of Christ, to serve and put their faith into practice. Our desire is to partner with our member churches to be a mobilizer, sending men and women from their congregations to serve through the opportunities provided. We hope that relationships would begin between those in the field and those who travel to serve alongside them. We seek to do this through four programs: Community Outreach, Disaster Response, Evangelism, and Ministry Development.
provides a soft place to land for those experiencing an unexpected pregnancy or challenges in all stages of pregnancy and the first two years of a child’s life. All of our programs and services are free and confidential, and are offered in a welcoming and accepting environment. Our faith-based organization believes that all humankind has intrinsic value and that everyone has the right to feel equipped and empowered to succeed in life. We are here to support growth and to help you find joy in the journey!
Feeding the hungry in the name of Jesus. A charitable society located just south of Medicine Hat, AB. We seek to help those in need by utilizing unmarketable produce that would otherwise go to waste. We receive produce from very generous greenhouse owners/operators and farms in Southern Alberta and turn it into a dehydrated vegetable mix which can then be shipped all across the world to feed the hungry.
is a not-for-profit organization, incorporated on March 26, 2019, and is run by a volunteer board. RFCC officially opened its doors to clients in September 2019. Our vision is to provide the community of Lethbridge with spiritual, emotional, relational, and physical health through restoration of conflicts and, where possible, reconciliation between God and man and human relationships. It is our belief that emotional and spiritual health leads to relational and physical health.
Launched by Bethel URC of Calgary in 2016, Summit hosts annual conferences for High School age youth and Post-High singles. Summit exists to glorify God by serving the youth of Christ's Church.
a ministry providing bible correspondence classes, reintegration support, assorted inmate services, and assistance to chaplains. Cornerstone works for authentic change in the hearts and lives of men and women in Canadian prisons by sharing the life changing message of Jesus Christ.
Miami International Theological Seminary. MINTS offers bachelors, masters, and doctoral degrees in theological education in 17 Central American and Caribbean countries.
CLIR’s purpose is to glorify God in obedience to Christ’s command to “disciple the nations” (Matthew 28:19). Specifically, we have answered God’s call by serving the edification of His Church in Latin America. We do this out of a commitment to the historic Christian faith as summarized by the early creeds of Christendom, and further clarified by the Reformed confessions of the 16th century. Our objectives are to see God’s Church in Latin America built and strengthened upon Christ the Rock, and His infallible Word.
Mid America Reformed Seminary is wholeheartedly committed to the biblical Gospel, the infallibility of the Word of God, and the biblical riches of the Reformed confessions. Mid-America’s mission is to prepare pastors as faithful servants of the Word and sacraments in the heritage of Reformed and Presbyterian Churches.
An organization committed to providing aid to churches and Christians in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union. Our foundation is the Bible, which is the Word of God. COAH adheres to the revealed truths and principles in that Word in accord with the Three Forms of Unity (Heidelberg Catechism, Canons of Dort, and Belgic Confession) and the Westminster Confessions
serves all churches. It provides pastoral, spiritual, and missional training for (1) future and current leaders (pastors, pastoral counselors, deacons) of new and existing churches and Christians who want to better integrate their faith into the work and public realms in which they serve. Its denominational identity is Protestant Reformed. Farel is named for Guillaume Farel (1489-1565), an evangelist, pastor and theologian who was committed to the advancement of the gospel in French-speaking Switzerland during the Protestant Reformation
