Robertson-Wesley United Church

The brick church features a barrel vaulted ceiling, curved pews, and architectural elements that create superior acoustic properties for musical performances.

The building, consecrated in 1914 as Robertson Presbyterian Church, transformed into Robertson United Church in 1925 during the formation of United Church of Canada.

The church maintains an Artist-in-Residence program that provides four local artists with creative spaces, fostering connections between spirituality and artistic expression.

The church offers accessible entrances, an elevator, assistive listening devices, and free parking spaces along 123 Street and in a designated north lot.

A specialized choir program called Choral Morphosis enables adults with disabilities to participate in musical performances within the congregation.

Location: Edmonton

Inception: 1971

Architectural style: Gothic Revival architecture in Canada

Made from material: brick

Address: 10209 123rd Street, Edmonton AB T5N

GPS coordinates: 53.54333,-113.53361

Latest update: March 5, 2025 01:42