Wild Rose United Church - Calgary, Alberta

Rob M.

It was such a pleasure to come here to provide and operate technology for a memorial service! Joanne Kellough is a total rockstar office administrator who met with me on my pre-engagemwnt walk through, provided me with all of the information I needed, and is also a great conversationalist. Don McIntosh and Bill (whose last name I never quite caught, but he's the one pictured "dressed" as a unicorn, haha!) were terrific on site support people who helped me hardline into the internet and provided me with the furniture I needed, and David Lewry is the super cool funeral director who is also a social worker and operates the Freedom's Path Recovery Centre out of the same building! Really great people, and great experience! Internet speed was also totally adequate for me to do the broadcast as well (speed test photo attached)!! The place is also gay and trans friendly, and I would not hesitate to recommend it and its terrific acoustics as a performance venue, provided they may permit it. 🙂

Ruby C.

Beautiful Church it is a year older then me!! I'm attending a program called the "New Leaf" that is based in the Wild Rose Church that has a holistic approach to help me with my recovery as I'm a addict trying to better my self and attending the program at the church makes it all more special and helps me feel closer to my creator,the pastor is a wonderful lady as well as the instructor's David& Garratt who have inspired me to stay on the road to recovery as I'm not alone.

Johnny T.

The church is a wondeful place for the community and the city. It provides many with comfort, solace and friendhip, however they care not for the absurd noise pollution they produce when renting out the community centre for certain evening private functions. Extremely loud music and people yelling at late hours of the night is a constant theme these days. The church and community centre are in a residential neighborhood not a nightclub district. Please respect your neighbors.

Kaylin R.

I attended the church for a Meeting, which went very good. But I have not attended for church, that is why I gave it a 4. As im unsure what experience that is like.

Liz D.

One of the best United Churches I've ever been to! People very friendly, like family. Everyone makes everyone else feel special...just as we all should always!! Ministers are understanding, downtoearth...easy to talk to, fun to listen to!! Give us a try!!

Andrew S.

I discovered Wild Rose church on the advice of a friend. You see, I was looking for a place to happen, when the topic of a great meeting to attend was discussed, and the meetings here on Tuesday and Friday nights was suggested to me as worth my while.

And now I'm suggesting the same to you.

Tweaker Tuesday and Flailer Friday are held in the basement meeting room. Lots of warm welcomes, lots of empassioned speakers, and lots and LI LOTS of sobriety. These are podium meetings - which means the meeting chair calls upon speakers to share their experiences and insights. Its okay if you just want to absorb the discussion, but if you want to speak then it doesn't pay to be silent and shy. Come on out to a CMA meeting and participate if you want we have - everyone there would love the opportunity to give it away.

Matthew M. D.

Came here for the Flailer Friday's meeting of CMA. What a great space for meetings. I couldn't believe it when I saw 70+ people, and had to stand in the back. One of the greatest meetings I've ever been to!

Marilyn F.

I've occasionally attended special events & courses here, & appreciate that they offer these.
Parking is Not good!
I don't agree with the church's core beliefs about GOD & the BIBLE. They are New Age Not Christian.