News reports of the invasion of Ukraine stir both our hearts and our conscience. As people of faith, The United Church of Canada holds in prayer all those facing fear and violence and seeks the immediate cessation of war.
16Feb
Opposing Symbols of Hate in Protests
The right to protest and voice objections are valued in every democratic society. As the Anti-Racism Common Table, we support the right to protest non-violently. We are also moved to express our deep concerns about the current “Freedom Convoys” …
25Jan
Korea Peace Campaign
Yesterday, The United Church of Canada launched its Korea Peace Appeal Ten Thousand Signature Campaign and declared, “70 years is enough. It’s time to end the Korean War.” Communities of faith across Canada are invited to sign the appeal.
07Jan
New Vision and Mission Statements for the UCC
The United Church of Canada has discerned new Vision and Mission Statements. The new call and vision statements speak to how the UCC boldly embodies the Christian story in this time, filled with the certainty of resurrection and hope for new life.
20Nov
Flood Relief and Support Efforts
We are all feeling stunned by the breadth of the devastation in our province. Who could have imagined that the roads would collapse, that major highways would be closed for days, that farms and animals be at risk, and the supply chain interrupted once again…
29Mar
Words of Care and Community from Treena Duncan
Treena Duncan, executive minister at the Pacific Mountain Regional Council, shares a video message of care, support and information about the rescinding of the Easter in-person gathering variance in British Columbia on March 29, 2021.
21Jun
A Note from Nora on National Indigenous Peoples Day
Occasionally in a dream I find myself in my childhood home. My family moved there before I was born, and my parents lived in that same house until well after I had moved out and bought my first house. My memories there are good ones, and in the dreams…