Being Good Relations Network

This Network began as the “Living into Right Relations Committee” following a General Council initiative in 2008. Every former Conference (regional church body) was invited to invite 3 Indigenous and 3 non-Indigenous people to work together in living out the apologies and encourage participation in the hearings being held by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC), which concluded in 2015.  Read on for an invitation for today; and invitation to action; and to learn about our roots.

We invite you to:

Like our Facebook page
Identify a Witness in your faith community (click here to learn more about this)
Use the many videos, books, and other resources that Indigenous artists and writers have created, including resources, events, and actions shared in the newsfeed directly below;
Invite Indigenous speakers to help challenge racism and white privilege, and appreciate the gifts of Indigenous peoples.
Mark Indigenous History Month (June); Orange Shirt Day (September 30) and other important moments by committing to highlighting Indigenous justice and voices in your circles.

Our hearts are strong.
To sign up to be a Witness, join the newsletter list, and to connect with the Network, please contact the network through its staff supports:

Julie Graham, Northern Spirit, jgraham@united-church.ca 
Chris Mah Poy, Chinook Winds, ChrisMahPoy@united-church.ca

Being Good Relations news and resources

United Church News

We hold in prayer the individuals, families, and community who have been profoundly impacted by this enormous tragedy, and remember our calling to care for one another, protect the vulnerable, and… continue reading Read More

The United Church of Canada strives to enable the full participation of all members, embracing their diverse gifts, including Indigenous identities, racial identities, gender identities, sexual… continue reading Read More

Cubans have survived more than 65 years of punishing blockades, attempted coups, and economic isolation. Canada should increase humanitarian assistance to Cuba now. Read More

Featuring guests from across the church in conversation with the Moderator, the six-part video series exploring food, faith, and community debuts on Shrove Tuesday, February 17. Read More

Join us in marking International Development Week 2026 (February 1–7). We will be sharing stories from work with Mission and Service and Canadian Foodgrains Bank partners. Read More