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Letter of Support after Pride and Trans Flags Vandalized

Letter of Support after Pride and Trans Flags Vandalized

Crossroads hung Pride and Trans flags in early July, 2019. On July 21, the flags were vandalized, and we put the following message on our sign: “LGBTQ Flags: $240. Solidarity against hate: Priceless. Welcome”. We received this open letter and a cheque…

A Letter from Nora about Right Relations work, on National Indigenous Peoples Day, June 21, 2019

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…

Welcome to Ibuki Kihara, Congregational Designated Minister August 19 to November 18, 2019

Crossroads Welcomes Ibuki Kihara

Crossroads is pleased to announce that Ibuki Kihara is the successful candidate for the Congregational Designated Minister (CDM) position during Gabrielle’s upcoming sabbatical. Ibuki was the first person to serve at Crossroads in a summer jobs grant…

Healing Garden Bench

A Gift for Reflection and Healing

On Sunday, the congregation of Crossroads United Church received the gift of a beautiful stone bench in our Healing Garden. Donated by her family in memory of Dorene Campbell, the bench offers a place of rest and reflection in the midst of our newest…

Christmas Affirmation of Faith: Jesus Was A Refugee

Christmas Affirmation of Faith: Jesus Was A Refugee

  You are probably familiar with the image of Joseph and Mary scouring Bethlehem in search of a place to stay (Luke 2). You may be less familiar, however, with the image of a fresh baby strapped to Mary’s back fleeing on a donkey away from Bethlehem and into the land of Egypt to escape…

Cari Copeman-Haynes‘ Letter to the Editor, North Delta Reporter

‘Business as usual’ is not enough

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: ‘Business as usual’ is not enough   As a spiritual leader in the community of North Delta, I feel called to speak up about recent events in our nation and world. Many voices have already and will continue to condemn Sunday’s acts of violence at the Centre Culturel Islamique de Québec….

VST Student Placement: Craig Perry

VST Student Placement: Craig Perry joins Crossroads

Photo by David Jones (candidate for ministry from Bay of Quinte Conference)   Craig is very excited to be joining with Crossroads United for the Fall of 2016 and Spring of 2017 as a theological student and candidate for ministry. Craig is completing his final year of the Master of Divinity degree at Vancouver School…