The church often sends a youth delegation abroad on Habitat for Humanity trips. Located on the second floor of the building is Centre 507 which is an outreach centre providing food and clothing for the neighbourhoods homeless population. The position of minister is currently held by the Reverend David Illman-White. 2008 amalgamation McLeod-Stewarton amalgamated with Bell Street United Church on September 14, 2008. The churches voted to amalgamate on May 4, 2008. On May 25, in a joint service of both churches, the congregations voted on the new name of the amalgamated church, to be now called Centretown United Church. List of ministers McLeod Street Methodist Church C.S. Deeprose (1890–1891) George McRitchie (1891–1894) James Elliot (1894–1898) William Timberlake (1898–1902) Francis Lett (1902–1906) R.L. Richardson (1906–1908) W.J. Hunter (1908–1909) R. Peever (1909–1913) Isaac Gough (1913–1917) George McIntosh (1917–1922) H.A. Frost (1922–1926) C.F. Logan (1926–1932) W.D. Spence (1932–1938) A.E.M. Thomson (1938–1945) William H. Shaves (1945–1950) Arthur D. Waite (1951–1961) Stewarton Presbyterian Church R.E. Knowles (1891–98) Robert Herbison (1898–1904) William A. McIlroy (1904–1916) Wesley Megaw (1917–1925) F.S. Milliken (1925–1956) Herbert Reid (1956–1960) McLeod-Stewarton United Church Matthew Taylor (1961–1977) Cyril S. Cook (1977–1994) Bill Jay (1994–2003) Grant Dillenbeck (2003–2005) Daniel Hayward (2005–2006) Sam Wigston (2007–2008) Centretown United Church Shaun Yaskiw (2008–2009) David Illman-White (2009–present) External links Website Centre 507 References United Church of Canada churches in Ottawa Gothic Revival architecture in Ottawa Gothic Revival church buildings in Canada 1906 establishments in Ontario