Three people with ties to North Delta, including Crossroads member Val Windsor, were honoured last Thursday (Sept. 12) for their outstanding contributions to the community.
An Open Letter regarding Guaranteed Livable Income
As the United Church congregation in North Delta, we are writing with all the urgency we can communicate to ask again that your government develop a guaranteed livable income program…
‘Aggressive’ anti-SOGI protest forces Surrey school trustees to cut meeting short
The final Surrey school board meeting of the year ended abruptly Wednesday evening, after a group of parents and other adult anti-SOGI protesters disrupted questions period.
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!
George Garrett, Intrepid Reporter, Honoured in Legislature
On Monday, April 24, 2023, our own George Garrett travelled to Victoria with his daughters, Lorrie and Linda, and a personal friend for a special honour at the BC Legislature.
Crossroads’ Own Colin Sankey Wins Bass Competition
Colin Sankey, a protege of Dr. Bruce Harding during his growing-up years playing with the Crossroads Band, has released his first solo album of music, and won the Phil Jones Solo Bass Competition in New York. Read on to find out more.
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.
Canadian Foodgrains Bank Event at Crossroads
On the evening of September 28, 2022, a group gathered at Crossroads to learn more about the Canadian Foodgrains Bank’s very successful climate-resilient farming program, and to ask the federal government to increase its support.
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.