New Mohawk Bible takes the United Church into the next 100 years

“Ohiatonhseratokénti” becomes the new Union Bible, replacing the original from 1925, which every Moderator has signed. The new Bible was dedicated… continue reading

“Love Each Other” theme of Centennial gathering at EY Centre, Ottawa

Churches from across the Eastern Ontario Outaouais region will gather at the EY Centre in Ottawa on Sunday, June 15 for a bilingual event… continue reading

It’s Centennial Time!

The national commemoration of The United Church of Canada’s 100th anniversary is Sunday, June 8! Tune in to watch the service in the historic Gower… continue reading

WCC General Secretary says visible unity is a sign of God’s healing love

General Secretary of World Council of Churches, The Rev. Prof. Dr. Jerry Pillay, is guest speaker at national Centennial worship service in St. John’… continue reading

A Centennial Collective Listening Event

On June 10, 2025, leaders of The United Church of Canada are invited to set up a spot outside their building with a sign inviting people to sit and… continue reading

Worship Service Celebrates 60 Years of Korean United Church

Celebration and thanksgiving service held Monday, May 13 for the 100th anniversary of the United Church of Canada and the 60th anniversary of the… continue reading

Uganda Martyrs’ United Church Issues Open Invitation to Celebrate Centennial

General Secretary Rev. Michael Blair to speak at Centennial celebration with the Uganda Martyrs United Church of Canada in North York, Ontario

United Church of Canada Invites Conversation Toward 2035

Toward 2035 aims to honor the legacy of past generations while charting a bold path for the future.

Looking Back with Gratitude, Looking Ahead with Hope!

Hear from the countless volunteers and groups devoting their time—and opening their doors—to welcome refugees into United Church communities over the… continue reading

100 Words of Hope: Towards God’s Kingdom

Voices from across the United Church share 100 Words of Hope, reminding us that refuge is always around the corner.