
Welcome
Welcome to Cottam United Church!
We encourage everyone to know Christ and to make Him known through faith in God and the bonds of community.


About Us
We seek to know Christ and
make Him known
Cottam United Church had made an intentional commitment to stand on the two pillars of Christian mission: evangelism and social justice. While we make significant contributions to the well being of others, we also seek to engage people for Christ and provide the resources for them to grow in faith. In doing this, we seek to know Christ and make Him known.
Please come and join us for worship. We look forward to seeing you and sharing Jesus’ message of love, forgiveness and salvation both in this life and the next.


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Ministries and Outreach

Youth Ministries
Our youth ministries focus on age appropriate teachings, peer related activities, and socialization.
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Small Groups
We have a number of small groups that gather to grow their faith through discussions, activities, or by simply engaging in their shared interests.
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Sunday School
Our Sunday school activities provide children with an environment that allows them to express themselves and socialize with other children.
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Sermons
Catch Up On Our Past Sermons
Who Do You See on the Cross, the Reviled or the Glorified One?
This is Good Friday. The age-old question remains ever relevant. What is so good about this day? At least in the eyes of Christians it remains a truly relevant question
What Are You Doing in That Crowd?
The incident that is recorded in the gospels as the Triumphal entry is significant because it marks Jesus’ last effort to show to the Jews that he was indeed the
An Unorthodox Show of Love
Our text for today is a part of the countdown to Jesus’ last day on earth before his crucifixion. It is just the week before the Passover, highly likely the
God’s Invitation is Still Open. Are We Responding to It?
Our text for today from Isaiah 55 is one of the well-known passages in this book. In many Bibles it is simply titled, “Invitation to the Thirsty.” I cannot emphasize

