Rundle Memorial's beautiful stained glass windows were made in Canterbury, England, and installed over the decade of the 1960s.  They depict scenes from the life of Christ, combined with Canadian history, past and present.  The three large west windows on the Banff Avenue side have center panels depicting the three founding traditions of the United Church of Canada.

     The designer wanted to show both biblical and contemporary hearers of the Word receiving the Great Commission.  The church windows allude to many historical references.

     Rundle Memorial's congregation of forty households is very much involved in ministry in the present too.  Especially in summer, we have visitors from all continents except Antarctica worshipping with us.  A community play school for three and four year olds uses one wing of the church.  Various young travelers and seasonal workers turn to us when they are in crisis.