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    Page 17 of the Welland Avenue United Church Collection Scrapbook - two letters from Reverend George W. Kerby, a former pastor at Welland Avenue Church, to Mrs. Edwin Nicholson and Mrs E.S. Hicks. The letters are dated 1938 & 1928. You can click on the down-arrow in the "pages" box ...

    Page 41 of the Welland Avenue United Church Collection Scrapbook - A newspaper article about Reverend Thompson coming to the Welland Avenue United Church from Calvary Church in London. c1932.

    Page 37 of the Welland Avenue United Church Collection Scrapbook - an obituary for Dr. George Kerby, a former reverend at Welland Avenue United Church. c1944.

    Page 33 of the Welland Avenue United Church Collection Scrapbook - a letter to Mrs. Laura Hicks from Reverend Kerby, a former minister at Welland Avenue Church. October 28, 1935.

    Page 28 of the Welland Avenue United Church Collection Scrapbook - program for a Ministers' Concert held at Welland Avenue Methodist Church under the auspices of The Epworth League. March 23, 1891.

    A photograph of Reverend George W. Barker, Mrs Barker and Muriel. May 31st, 1925.

    Page 73 of the Welland Avenue United Church Collection Binder - a newspaper article about Reverend Rogers being named as pastor of Welland Avenue United Church. Date Unknown.

    Page 61 of the Welland Avenue United Church Collection Binder - A newspaper clipping about the departure of Reverend Kenneth Cleator from Welland Avenue United Church. June 26, 1959.

    First Board of Session, Welland Avenue United Church, 1931.

    Page 66 of the Welland Avenue United Church Collection Binder - An article about the induction of two ministers, Reverend K.I. Cleator at Welland Avenue United Church and Reverend Borden Purcell at Christ Church. Date Unknown.

    Page 9 of the Welland Avenue United Church Collection Binder - A picture of Reverend J.W. Gordon. 1929.

    Page 41 of the Welland Avenue United Church Collection Binder - An article about the death of Dr. G.W. Kerby, principal emeritus of Mount Royal College in Calgary. c1944. You can click on the down-arrow in the "pages" box to see all pages of the article.

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    Page 5 of the Welland Avenue United Church Collection Scrapbook - Several cards giving Christmas and New Years greetings from the pastor at Welland Avenue Methodist Church. There is also an article about the organist from Welland Avenue Methodist Church moving to Queen Street Baptist Church and an article about ...

    Page 9 of the Welland Avenue United Church Collection Scrapbook - an obituary for Reverend James Masson (1908), a former minister who worshiped at Welland Avenue Methodist Church and an obituary for William Neal (1925), superintendent of the Prudential Life Insurance Company.

    Page 43, Item 1 of the Welland Avenue United Church Collection Scrapbook - a newspaper article discussing a sermon given Reverend Clarence Nicholson warning people to abide by faith in the face of world upheaval. Date Unknown. The article is broken up into multiple pages and you can click on ...

    Page 40 of the Welland Avenue United Church Collection Scrapbook - obituaries for Reverends James W. Gordon & George W. Barker as well as an article about Reverend Gordon's first Sermons at Welland Avenue United Church.

    A loose newspaper clipping in the Welland Avenue United Church Collection Scrapbook - a newspaper article with a photograph stating that Reverend J.E. Bell, pastor of Welland Avenue United Church, will be preaching an anniversary service at St. Paul Street Church. Date Unknown.

    Page 21 of the Welland Avenue United Church Collection Scrapbook - Two obituaries for Reverend David A. Moir, a former reverend in St. Catharines, one obituary for Mrs. Ellen Elizabeth Colling, the former wife of a reverend in St. Catharines, and a 90th birthday announcement for Reverend Moir. 1947.

    Page 5, Item 1 of the Welland Avenue United Church Collection Scrapbook - A card from the Pastor of Welland Avenue Methodist Church, Manly Benson, wishing a merry Christmas and a happy New Year. December 1909. You can click on the down-arrow in the "pages" box to see all pages ...