The Town of Cardston was originally settled by Mormon pioneers seeking religious freedom outside of the United States. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints is still the predominant faith in Cardston, but many other denominations of Christianity have churches and congregations in the community as well.
Website: www.christfellowshipcardston.com
Formerly Cardston Baptist Church, we are now associated with Village Missions Canada and we have a new name: Christ Community Fellowship of Cardston.
Everyone is Welcome
| Location | 260 1st Street West (Tanner Centennial Senior Centre) |
| Contact | Pastor Matthew Deneault Phone: 250-540-2449 Email:mattjames.md@gmail.com |
| Services |
Church Service/Sunday School time: 9:30 am Fellowship Hour: 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM Awana Program for children Grade 1 to 6 |
| Vision | "To see a healthy gathering, teaching, and equipping, by walking alongside the next generation As together we relationally live Christ into the community and the world." |
| Purpose |
"To know, to praise, to proclaim the biblical Trinity." |
In 1994 the Fellowship of Evangelical Baptists of Western Canada wanted to have a church plant in Cardston, Magrath, and Raymond. Dr. David and Alyce DeHaan were missionaries in Turkey for a number of years and had arrived back to Canada and were hired to come to Southern Alberta to head the church plants. DeHaans travelled between Cardston and Raymond until Raymond was able to get their own pastor. In Cardston DeHaans started having Bible Studies July 3, 1994. Worship Service began September 4, 1994. Worship Service was first held at the United Church Hall and in January, 1999 service was moved to the Tanner Senior Center and has been there since. Weekly programs for young children and teenagers were started with fun games and biblical lessons each week and these programs continue to date. Bible Studies were held weekly, some years having studies for women and men separately, and other times Bible Study for everyone together. The DeHaans retired in June, 2009 and moved to Edmonton. Cardston Baptist Church started looking for a part-time pastor and has had two interim pastors since – Bob Peters, who left when they moved to Cochrane and Roy Thiessen who took over after Bob moved and is still with the church.
Cardston Baptist Church is affiliated with Fellowship Prairies (www.fellowshipprairies.ca). The regional ministry office is in Edmonton and the national office is Fellowship of Evangelical Baptist Churches in Canada located in Guelph, Ontario. Cardston Baptist Church became incorporated in March 2008 and has been self-supporting since 2009.
| Location | 989 – 1 Street East (Good Samaritan Lee Crest) |
| Contact | Pastor Lindemann |
| Services |
Sundays: 6:00 pm |
Chief Mountain Country, Volume II - Faith Lutheran History
Chief Mountain Country, Volume III - Faith Lutheran Church 1987-2005
| Location | 389 2 Ave West |
| Contact | Reverend Glenda Wert 403-653-3105 |
| Services |
Sundays: 12:00 noon |
Chief Mountain Country, Volume I - History of the Presbytherian and United Church
Chief Mountain Country, Volume II - St. Andrew's United Church
Chief Mountain Country, Volume III - St. Andrew's United Church
| Location | 90 1st Avenue West |
| Contact |
The Ven. Jacqui Durand Rosie Jane Tailfeathers |
| Services |
Sundays: 11:00 am World Day of Prayer Service: March 5, 7:00pm |
From Chief Mountain, Volume I - The History of St. Thomas' Anglican Church, Cardson
From Chief Mountain Volume I - The Reverend Samel Trivett First Anglican Missionary with the Blood Indians
From Chief Mountain Country, Volume II - St Paul's Anglican Church Blood Reserve
St. Theresa is a mission church of Holy Cross Parish of Ft. Macleod, AB.
| Location | 124 1st St. West |
| Contact |
Pastoral Team Pastoral Assistant: Charlotte Balkham, Ph: 403-553-3291 Chairperson of PPC: Evelyn McTrowe, Ph: 403-553-4236 |
| Services |
Sundays: 9:00 am Easter Services: Ash Wednesday, 5:00 pm All Souls Day: November 2, 12:00 noon Christmas Season: Christmas Eve, 5:00 pm & January 1, 9:00 am |
| Mission Statement: | The Mission of the Members of the Holy Cross Parish, a Roman Catholic Community is to Lead a Life Rooted in Jesus Crist, by Accepting, Living, and Proclaiming the Word of God and by Meaningful Celebration of the Sacraments of the Church. |
A History Collected
Chief Mountain Country, Volume I - History of the Catholic Church in the Cardston District
Chief Mountain Country, Volume III - St. Theresa's Roman Catholic Church
*Much of the content above was originally compiled by Marlene Baier, who developed a website dedicated to Cardston's 'other' churches (cardstonsotherchurches.com). The website has been retired, but much of the content has been added to this page to preserve its historical value, including the history articles from Chief Mountain Country: A History of Cardston and District, Volumes 1 (1978), Volume II (1987), and Volume III (2005), published by Cardston and District Historical Society.