Moderator’s Statement on Residential Schools Burial Sites
United Church Moderator, the Right Rev. Dr. Richard Bott has issued a statement of the United...
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Challenging Colonial Legacies through the Commemoration of Emancipation
The Black Clergy Network of The United Church of Canada presents “Challenging Colonial...
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GC 44 Commissioners job description
Position description: Commissioners of the 44th General Council Please click here for the PDF...
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All Masked and Ready to Go!
The long-awaited Spruce Grove: St. Andrew’s United Church, “A Walk Down Memory Lane” 100th...
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Solidarity with Rev Lee Dong-hwan, Methodist Church in Korea
The United Church of Canada has many rich and long-standing partnerships with Christian...
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Reminder: be careful with photo copyright!
…Here are some tips Photos are vital to our websites, social media, worship PowerPoints and...
Read MoreNational action: Create a universal basic income program
Poverty is a reality for too many Canadians, and can happen very quickly to anyone- as COVID has reminded us. A universal basic income would help address the persistent inequities within our country. Some pandemic-related relief...
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Zambia Online Conference: Mending the World
Please join this opportunity to hear from United Church partners in Zambia. The conference will be...
Read MoreModerator and Elders’ Council on the Wet’suwet’en Land Struggle
Moderator Very Rev Richard Bott and the National Indigenous Elders’ Council have joined their voices to express concern about the current situation on traditional Wet’suwet’en territory. They note the different interpretations...
Read MoreDVD/Video Licensing Update
Due to high demand, Buying United, a program of the United Church’s EDGE, has negotiated a second round of Public Performance Licenses for 2020. If there are groups within your Community of Faith who might wish to use feature...
Read MoreOpportunity for Indigenous Youth: Gibimishkaadimin Project
Gibimishkaadimin, which means travelling together by boat, has begun recruiting for its 2020 canoe trip. Indigenous youth, aged 14 to 18 years, who wish to learn about Indigenous issues, enhance their leadership skills for the...
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