Tr The United Churches in Fort Macleod and Granum said farewell Wednesday to their popular minister. Rev. Eras Van Zyl is retiring from his ministry and returning to his native South Africa. “We thank God for bringing you into our lives,” said Cecilie Fleming, who is chair of the Fort Macleod and Granum pastoral charge.…Continue Reading

Trinity United Church choir will lift its collective voice Friday, Dec. 16 in support of the Fort Macleod Handibus Society.…Continue Reading

Trinity United Church will host a Christmas concert in support of the Fort Macleod Handibus Society. The concert at 7…Continue Reading

The music of the legends of country music comes to Fort Macleod on Monday, Nov. 16. Trinity United Church is…Continue Reading

The Watoto Children’s Choir returns to Fort Macleod on Saturday, Feb. 14. The choir performs at 6 p.m. at Trinity…Continue Reading

World Day of Prayer will be marked Thursday, Feb. 28 in Fort Macleod. Holy Trinity United Church will host a…Continue Reading

Fort Macleod residents can find out more Friday, March 2 about a rare disease that has links to their own…Continue Reading

As minister of Trinity United Church in Fort Macleod, Rev. Eras Van Zyl is attuned to the programs that serve…Continue Reading

With a strong wind at his back, Eras Van Zyl rolled down Main Street on Friday, completing his mission to help the Fort Macleod Handibus Society. The Trinity United Church minister, who cycled 315 kilometres to Fort Macleod from Kimberley, B.C. was welcomed by supporters cheering and holding a banner. “I’m feeling very strong,” Rev.…Continue Reading