Photo Finish! Regional Council Snow and Ice Art
It’s nearing time to bring our lovely creativity in the Snow and Ice Art competition to a close....
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by J. Graham | Mar 4, 2022 | News, Regional Snow and Ice Competition 2022 | 0
It’s nearing time to bring our lovely creativity in the Snow and Ice Art competition to a close....
Read Moreby J. Graham | Jan 31, 2022 | News, Regional Snow and Ice Competition 2022, Right Relations/ Indigenous justice | 0
All United Church Communities of Faith are invited to take some time by February 14 to mark a...
Read Moreby J. Graham | Jan 21, 2022 | News, Regional Snow and Ice Competition 2022 | 0
We’re slowly expanding the circle! So far we have three teams registered, at St...
Read Moreby J. Graham | Jan 7, 2022 | News, Regional Snow and Ice Competition 2022 | 0
It’s another COVID winter and it’s all too easy to feel isolated, tired, and just blah. So, our...
Read Moreby J. Graham | Nov 29, 2021 | Networks and Clusters, News, Regional Snow and Ice Competition 2022 | 0
As a wise person once said: “If you choose not to find joy in the snow, you will have less joy in...
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Reflecting a year after the apology last August 8, faith communities create spaces for honest reflection, meaningful dialogue, and deeper engagement to live out the apology. An apology, while… continue reading Read More
On Saturday, August 15, join us for a meaningful day of reflection, community, and renewal to honor this milestone and look toward the future. Read More
On September 23, United Church communities of faith are invited to raise their voices in solidarity with Grassy Narrows First Nation, who have been devastated by mercury poisoning for six decades Read More
On this Emancipation Day, may we recommit ourselves to confronting anti-Black racism, addressing historic injustices, and building a church where all people experience belonging, dignity, and hope. Read More
The National Indigenous Spiritual Gathering 2026 concluded with the affirmation of the National Indigenous Council, the ordination of Rev. Brian George, and renewed hope for the future of the… continue reading Read More