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44 Hester St, Dartmouth, B3A 1K2
(902) 435-8972
100th Year Anniversary Overview : In 1869 a small Mission Church was built on the site of the William J. Stairs Rope Works. It was part of St James Presbyterian Church, now St James United. The building was later moved to Dawson Street. On October 29th, 1913, Stairs was officially established as a separate church and named Stairs Memorial Presbyterian Church. 1925 it became Stairs Memorial United Church. Throughout the years the congregation has supported their church through war years, lean years and years of plenty. Stairs now occupies a lovely red-roofed building on Hester Street. To read the complete 100 year history. The 100th Year Anniversary celebrations are focused on celebrating our history and hard work, sharing our history and current works with the community and having fun. Events include having readings from the Church history at every Sunday service, a Community Picnic on July 20th, a Jamboree in mid-September (date TBA), a Hymn Sing on October 6th a 100th Anniversary Dinner on October 26th, Anniversary Service, October 27th. More events may be added, so keep checking this page. Invitations to all events will be sent to past and current members of the congregation. Past Ministers, student ministers and lay ministry are invited to take part in the services during the year. An invitation to all events was also given to each of our Food Bank clients, along with an inscribed key chain light. To aid in fundraising, and to provide 100 Year souvenirs to the congregation and to the community, several items have been created and are offered for sale. The Stairs congregation continues to be spiritual, serving the physical needs of North Dartmouth, training our youth and struggling to make ends meet.