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	==History==		==History==
	[[File:McDougall Methodist Church, Edmonton, Alta.jpg\|alt=refer to caption\|left\|thumb\|Exterior view of the McDougall Methodist Church and grounds circa. 1910 in Edmonton, Alberta]]		[[File:McDougall Methodist Church, Edmonton, Alta.jpg\|alt=refer to caption\|left\|thumb\|Exterior view of the McDougall Methodist Church and grounds circa. 1910 in Edmonton, Alberta]]
	McDougall United Church was founded as a Methodist church in Edmonton. Methodists started coming to Alberta in 1840, when [[Robert Rundle]] came to [[Fort Edmonton]]. He was an [[itinerant minister\|itinerant]] [[missionary]], later another missionary by the name of Peter Campbell came to Edmonton in the 1860s. It was still 10 years before Edmonton had a resident Methodist. [[George McDougall]] established a school in 1871, to teach [[English language\|English]] to the children of the [[Hudson's Bay Company]] employees, because the most used languages then were [[French language\|French]], [[Goidelic languages\|Gaelic]] and [[Cree language\|Cree]].<ref name=" McDougall United Church"/>		McDougall United Church was founded as a Methodist church in Edmonton. Methodists started coming to Alberta in 1840, when [[Robert Rundle]] came to [[Fort Edmonton]]. He was an [[itinerant minister\|itinerant]] [[missionary]]; later, another missionary by the name of Peter Campbell came to Edmonton in the 1860s. It was still 10 years before Edmonton had a resident Methodist. [[George McDougall]] established a school in 1871, to teach [[English language\|English]] to the children of the [[Hudson's Bay Company]] employees, because the most used languages then were [[French language\|French]], [[Goidelic languages\|Gaelic]] and [[Cree language\|Cree]].<ref name=" McDougall United Church"/>

	The McDougalls were a family of Methodist missionaries: George and his son John started missions to the native people in [[Pakan, Alberta\|Pakan]] (north east of Edmonton), and [[Morley, Alberta\|Morley]] (west of [[Calgary]]). After the [[smallpox]] epidemic of 1870, in which many of the McDougall women and children died, the survivors moved to Edmonton before moving to Morley. The second Methodist church was built in 1892 and called "McDougall Church" in honour of the now deceased founder.<ref>{{cite book\|title=Diamond Jubilee of McDougall United Church, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, 1871-1931\|year=1931\|page=11\|url=http://www.ourfutureourpast.ca/loc_hist/page.aspx?id=858319}}</ref> The current brick McDougall Church was built in 1910 and dedicated to the honor of George McDougall.<ref name=" McDougall United Church"/>		The McDougalls were a family of Methodist missionaries: George and his son John started missions to the native people in [[Pakan, Alberta\|Pakan]] (north east of Edmonton), and [[Morley, Alberta\|Morley]] (west of [[Calgary]]). After the [[smallpox]] epidemic of 1870, in which many of the McDougall women and children died, the survivors moved to Edmonton before moving to Morley. The second Methodist church was built in 1892 and called "McDougall Church" in honour of the now deceased founder.<ref>{{cite book\|title=Diamond Jubilee of McDougall United Church, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, 1871-1931\|year=1931\|page=11\|url=http://www.ourfutureourpast.ca/loc_hist/page.aspx?id=858319}}</ref> The current brick McDougall Church was built in 1910 and dedicated to the honor of George McDougall.<ref name=" McDougall United Church"/>

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	==History==		==History==
	[[File:McDougall Methodist Church, Edmonton, Alta.jpg\|alt=refer to caption\|left\|thumb\|Exterior view of the McDougall Methodist Church and grounds circa. 1910 in Edmonton, Alberta]]		[[File:McDougall Methodist Church, Edmonton, Alta.jpg\|alt=refer to caption\|left\|thumb\|Exterior view of the McDougall Methodist Church and grounds circa. 1910 in Edmonton, Alberta]]
	McDougall United Church was founded as a Methodist church in Edmonton. Methodists started coming to Alberta in 1840, when [[Robert Rundle]] came to [[Fort Edmonton]]. He was an [[itinerant minister\|itinerant]] [[missionary]], later another missionary by the name of Peter Campbell came to Edmonton in the 1860s. It was still 10 years before Edmonton had a resident Methodist. [[George McDougall]] established a school in 1871, to teach [[English language\|English]] to the children of the [[Hudson's Bay Company]] employees, because the most used languages then were [[French language\|French]], [[Goidelic languages\|Gaelic]], and [[Cree language\|Cree]].<ref name=" McDougall United Church"/>		McDougall United Church was founded as a Methodist church in Edmonton. Methodists started coming to Alberta in 1840, when [[Robert Rundle]] came to [[Fort Edmonton]]. He was an [[itinerant minister\|itinerant]] [[missionary]], later another missionary by the name of Peter Campbell came to Edmonton in the 1860s. It was still 10 years before Edmonton had a resident Methodist. [[George McDougall]] established a school in 1871, to teach [[English language\|English]] to the children of the [[Hudson's Bay Company]] employees, because the most used languages then were [[French language\|French]], [[Goidelic languages\|Gaelic]] and [[Cree language\|Cree]].<ref name=" McDougall United Church"/>

	The McDougalls were a family of Methodist missionaries: George and his son John started missions to the native people in [[Pakan, Alberta\|Pakan]] (north east of Edmonton), and [[Morley, Alberta\|Morley]] (west of [[Calgary]]). After the [[smallpox]] epidemic of 1870, in which many of the McDougall women and children died, the survivors moved to Edmonton before moving to Morley. The second Methodist church was built in 1892 and called "McDougall Church" in honour of the now deceased founder.<ref>{{cite book\|title=Diamond Jubilee of McDougall United Church, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, 1871-1931\|year=1931\|page=11\|url=http://www.ourfutureourpast.ca/loc_hist/page.aspx?id=858319}}</ref> The current brick McDougall Church was built in 1910 and dedicated to the honor of George McDougall.<ref name=" McDougall United Church"/>		The McDougalls were a family of Methodist missionaries: George and his son John started missions to the native people in [[Pakan, Alberta\|Pakan]] (north east of Edmonton), and [[Morley, Alberta\|Morley]] (west of [[Calgary]]). After the [[smallpox]] epidemic of 1870, in which many of the McDougall women and children died, the survivors moved to Edmonton before moving to Morley. The second Methodist church was built in 1892 and called "McDougall Church" in honour of the now deceased founder.<ref>{{cite book\|title=Diamond Jubilee of McDougall United Church, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, 1871-1931\|year=1931\|page=11\|url=http://www.ourfutureourpast.ca/loc_hist/page.aspx?id=858319}}</ref> The current brick McDougall Church was built in 1910 and dedicated to the honor of George McDougall.<ref name=" McDougall United Church"/>

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	==History==		==History==
			[[File:McDougall Methodist Church, Edmonton, Alta.jpg\|alt=refer to caption\|left\|thumb\|Exterior view of the McDougall Methodist Church and grounds circa. 1910 in Edmonton, Alberta]]
	McDougall United Church was founded as a Methodist church in Edmonton. Methodists started coming to Alberta in 1840, when [[Robert Rundle]] came to [[Fort Edmonton]]. He was an [[itinerant minister\|itinerant]] [[missionary]], later another missionary by the name of Peter Campbell came to Edmonton in the 1860s. It was still 10 years before Edmonton had a resident Methodist. [[George McDougall]] established a school in 1871, to teach [[English language\|English]] to the children of the [[Hudson's Bay Company]] employees, because the most used languages then were [[French language\|French]], [[Goidelic languages\|Gaelic]], and [[Cree language\|Cree]].<ref name=" McDougall United Church"/>		McDougall United Church was founded as a Methodist church in Edmonton. Methodists started coming to Alberta in 1840, when [[Robert Rundle]] came to [[Fort Edmonton]]. He was an [[itinerant minister\|itinerant]] [[missionary]], later another missionary by the name of Peter Campbell came to Edmonton in the 1860s. It was still 10 years before Edmonton had a resident Methodist. [[George McDougall]] established a school in 1871, to teach [[English language\|English]] to the children of the [[Hudson's Bay Company]] employees, because the most used languages then were [[French language\|French]], [[Goidelic languages\|Gaelic]], and [[Cree language\|Cree]].<ref name=" McDougall United Church"/>

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	The '''McDougall United Church''' is a church located in [[Downtown Edmonton\|Downtown]] [[Edmonton]], [[Alberta]], [[Canada]], at 10086 MacDonald Drive NW.<ref name=" McDougall United Church">{{cite book\|last=Ivany\|first=Kathryn\|title=History Walks of Edmonton\|publisher=Red Deer Press\|year=2004\|pages=113, 114, 115\|isbn=0-88995-298-1}}</ref>		The '''McDougall United Church''' is a church located in [[Downtown Edmonton\|Downtown]] [[Edmonton]], [[Alberta]], Canada, at 10086 MacDonald Drive NW.<ref name=" McDougall United Church">{{cite book\|last=Ivany\|first=Kathryn\|title=History Walks of Edmonton\|publisher=Red Deer Press\|year=2004\|pages=113, 114, 115\|isbn=0-88995-298-1}}</ref>

	==History==		==History==

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	McDougall United Church was founded as a Methodist church in Edmonton. Methodists started coming to Alberta in 1840, when [[Robert Rundle]] came to [[Fort Edmonton]]. He was an [[itinerant minister\|itinerant]] [[missionary]], later another missionary by the name of Peter Campbell came to Edmonton in the 1860s. It was still 10 years before Edmonton had a resident Methodist. [[George McDougall]] established a school in 1871, to teach [[English language\|English]] to the children of the [[Hudson's Bay Company]] employees, because the most used languages then were [[French language\|French]], [[Goidelic languages\|Gaelic]], and [[Cree language\|Cree]].<ref name=" McDougall United Church"/>		McDougall United Church was founded as a Methodist church in Edmonton. Methodists started coming to Alberta in 1840, when [[Robert Rundle]] came to [[Fort Edmonton]]. He was an [[itinerant minister\|itinerant]] [[missionary]], later another missionary by the name of Peter Campbell came to Edmonton in the 1860s. It was still 10 years before Edmonton had a resident Methodist. [[George McDougall]] established a school in 1871, to teach [[English language\|English]] to the children of the [[Hudson's Bay Company]] employees, because the most used languages then were [[French language\|French]], [[Goidelic languages\|Gaelic]], and [[Cree language\|Cree]].<ref name=" McDougall United Church"/>

	The McDougalls were a family of Methodist missionaries: George and his son John started missions to the native people in [[Pakan, Alberta\|Pakan]] (north east of Edmonton), and [[Morley, Alberta\|Morley]] (west of [[Calgary]]). After the [[smallpox]] epidemic of 1870, in which many of the McDougall women and children died, the survivors moved to Edmonton before moving to Morley. The second Methodist church was built in 1892 and called "McDougall Church" in honour of the now deceased founder.<ref>{{cite book\|title=Diamond Jubilee of McDougall United Church, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, 1871-1931\|year=1931\|page=11\|url=http://www.ourfutureourpast.ca/loc_hist/page.aspx?id=858319}}</ref> ~~The~~ brick McDougall Church, was built in 1910 and dedicated to the honor of George McDougall.<ref name=" McDougall United Church"/>		The McDougalls were a family of Methodist missionaries: George and his son John started missions to the native people in [[Pakan, Alberta\|Pakan]] (north east of Edmonton), and [[Morley, Alberta\|Morley]] (west of [[Calgary]]). After the [[smallpox]] epidemic of 1870, in which many of the McDougall women and children died, the survivors moved to Edmonton before moving to Morley. The second Methodist church was built in 1892 and called "McDougall Church" in honour of the now deceased founder.<ref>{{cite book\|title=Diamond Jubilee of McDougall United Church, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, 1871-1931\|year=1931\|page=11\|url=http://www.ourfutureourpast.ca/loc_hist/page.aspx?id=858319}}</ref> The current brick McDougall Church was built in 1910 and dedicated to the honor of George McDougall.<ref name=" McDougall United Church"/>

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	The '''McDougall United Church''' is a church located in [[Downtown Edmonton\|Downtown]] [[Edmonton]], [[Alberta]], Canada, at 10086 MacDonald Drive NW.<ref name=" McDougall United Church">{{cite book\|last=Ivany\|first=Kathryn\|title=History Walks of Edmonton\|publisher=Red Deer Press\|year=2004\|pages=113, 114, 115\|isbn=0-88995-298-1}}</ref>		The '''McDougall United Church''' is a church located in [[Downtown Edmonton\|Downtown]] [[Edmonton]], [[Alberta]], [[Canada]], at 10086 MacDonald Drive NW.<ref name=" McDougall United Church">{{cite book\|last=Ivany\|first=Kathryn\|title=History Walks of Edmonton\|publisher=Red Deer Press\|year=2004\|pages=113, 114, 115\|isbn=0-88995-298-1}}</ref>

	==History==		==History==