Welcome to the Clergy Support Memorial Church

"It seems to me that the common modern definition of justice is making strong laws and locking people up if they don't follow them; but the Biblical meaning of justice is making sure that all people in a society have equal access to food, shelter, a living wage, and the opportunity to live with dignity." - Stephen H. Wright

Clergy Support Memorial Church is part of the emerging church movement. Our emphasis is on pastoral care, justice and outreach ministry.

Our original ministry All Seasons Church became incorporated by Letter Patent May 27, 1997 pursuant to the Canada Corporations Act. It was recognized as a registered charity May 27, 1998, Registration number #887274678RRR0001.

The name All Seasons Church was changed by Supplementary Letters Patent to the Clergy Support Memorial Church February 10/2011 to better reflect the wider Mission of the Church.

Beginning with one minister in 1994 Clergy Support Memorial Church now has well over 400 Ordained and Appointed ministers. Each of these ministers lead in worship or serve their people in a variety of ways. They may serve a pastoral charge (congregation), or in less traditional communal ways such as in an an outreach ministry or a mission of the Church etc. Others are serving in a variety of situations as chaplains or counselors. All serve a gathered community of Christians attempting to minister and live out their particular faith tradition.

In addition, Clergy Support Memorial Church is now recognized by the Governments of Ontario, Nova Scotia, Alberta and Quebec to solemnize marriage.

Clergy Support Memorial Church has, as part of its mandate, the power to Ordain or Appoint. Thus we have two categories of clergy associates that we credential. Depending on one’s educational qualifications and ministry experience, one can be Ordained or Appointed to the order of ministry.

Our Fellowship recognizes the credentials of other faith communities. Please see ‘Standards of Ministry.'

We share our portion of the "truth" through pastoral ministries, teaching, counseling, chaplaincies (paid and volunteer), house churches, and social justice projects etc. Try us you will like us!

Please feel free to contact our chief Governing Official K.D.`Casey` McKibbon if you have questions or need clarification on any matter raised. Contact Casey McKibbon.