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1908-1981 (Creation)
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- St. Luke's United Church (Vancouver, B.C.)
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90.5 cm of textual records
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St. Luke's United Church began its life as Cedar Cottage Presbyterian Church in 1908, where the congregation first met in a small hall in the Cedar Cottage neighbourhood, and later in a tent on the new church property. A church building was opened in 1912. In 1925, with church union, the congregation became Cedar Cottage United Church. In 1965, Cedar Cottage United Church and Robson Memorial United Church were amalgamated, and the amalgamated congregation was renamed St. Luke's United Church. They continued to meet in the newly renovated Cedar Cottage church building. In 1970, St. Luke's United Church became an ecumenical church with St. Margaret's Anglican Church, sharing the leadership of the Anglican minister. In 1974, the St. Luke's building was rented to the Vancouver Japanese United Church, as the St. Luke's congregation worshipped with St. Margaret's. In 1978, the St. Luke's building was sold to the Vancouver Japanese United Church congregation, and the partnership with St. Margaret's Anglican was dissolved, as St. Luke's entered an arrangement with Grace Memorial and Renfrew United Churches for a year. In 1980, St. Luke's became a two point Pastoral Charge with Grace Memorial United Church. St. Luke's United Church was disbanded in June of 1981.
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Fonds consists of the records of St. Luke's United Church and its predecessors, Cedar Cottage Presbyterian Church and Cedar Cottage United Church. Records include Baptism registers (1932-1977), Marriage registers (1920-1974), and Burial registers (1932-1968); Membership records (1936-1979); Session minutes (1918-1968), Board of Managers minutes (1909-1936), Stewards minutes (1936-1966), Official Board minutes (1945-1981) and correspondence (1968-1981), Congregational Meetings minutes (1908-1981), and Worship and Action Committee minutes (1967-1969); Property records relating to Japanese United Church (1978-1979), and Taxation records (1978-1979); Woman's Association minutes (1947-1961), Young Woman's Association minutes (1948-1960), Woman's Missionary Society Miller Auxiliary minutes (1915-1959), United Church Women minutes (1972-1981) and financial records (1962-1980), and United Church Women Elizabeth McQueen Unit financial records (1958-1975); Young People's Christian Endeavour minutes (1913-1914), Young People's Union minutes (1929-1931); Church histories by W.W. McClintock, F.E. Runnalls, and A.J. Griffin (1934, 1959); Annual reports (1909-1980); "Messenger: Cedar Cottage Church News" (Newsletters) (1942-1943); and Guest Registers (1934, 1959).
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File list available. Online Finding Aid
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BCAUL control number: UCCBC-269