Dear Crossroads Congregation,We are pleased to advise you that the Crossroads Search and Profile Team has been formed, and its members are ready to set their minds to the crucial work that lies ahead. The team members are:Paige BeckDrew CarlisleKen CooperJason HodginsSusan LimPam Shaw As the Policy Board passes the baton to the search and…
A Message from the Policy Board
Half Time Appointments In the Policy Board’s previous communication, we announced that we had commenced the development of position descriptions for the two half-time appointments for the period from March 17, 2025, to Rev. Cari’s last day with us, April 30, 2025. The administrative work, including posting, review, and approval by the Pacific Mountain Regional…
News from Rev. Cari
I am writing to advise you that I have discerned to accept an offer from the Office of the General Council of The United Church of Canada to the role of Minister of the Office of Vocation for Pacific Mountain and Chinook Winds Regional Councils…
Fourth Nick’s Nook free food pantry opens in North Delta
On June 10, Crossroads United Church and its community partners held an official opening celebration for Nick’s Nook 4, an initiative that provides 24-7 access to free non-perishable grocery items.
Crossroads Welcomes Carson Beck to Children’s Ministry Coordinator Position
We are thrilled at Crossroads to welcome Carson Beck back for a third summer of Canada Summer Jobs Grant work with us!

Opinion: Recognize and honour all of our veterans
As Remembrance Day approaches, I am aware that a diverse group of Delta citizens will gather to remember the sacrifices of people who are named on our cenotaph.

Rev. Dr. Carmen Lansdowne Elected 44th Moderator
The United Church of Canada has elected the Rev. Dr. Carmen Lansdowne, Kwisa’lakw, 47, as its 44th Moderator. She will be the church’s spiritual leader for the next three years. The Rev. Dr. Lansdowne is a member of the Heiltsuk First Nation.

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” …

A Statement on the Trucker Convoy by Indigenous Minister Tony Snow
Each day we are confronted with news about the trucker convoy. Each day we are asked to believe their rhetoric about the curtailing of rights and freedoms while excusing the symbols of hate…

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.