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A Church’s “Green” Vision Takes Root and Grows: St. Paul’s United Church in Orillia, Ont. turn their church “inside out” for the benefit of the community and the environment.
Jazz and Technology Meet Up to Spark Innovation: M4M 2021: July 25. By supporting learning, creativity, and innovation, your gifts help the whole church discern a path for the future.
Theological Education Provides a Roadmap to Vitality: YGM 2022: January 16. Through its Congregational Vitality Initiative, VST is working hard to identify the challenges congregations are facing and…

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The Earth is the Lord’s
For National Indigenous Day, Rev. John R. Thompson shares that, "Truth cannot be hidden. It eventually rises up and is revealed."
A brilliant sunrise over fields of green. The sun has not yet peaked over the horizon, but the presence of light shows it is coming!
In the Twinkling of an Eye 
Rev. Shelley Pick asks, “What is neurodiversity, how is it related to brain injury, and what should communities of faith know about it?” 
The author, Rev. Shelley Pick, a woman with light brown hair, twinkling eyes, smiles while holding a book from Brain Injury Nova Scotia.
Parallel Journeys of Healing
For Asian Heritage Month, Nobuko Iwai shares her experience of being born in Japan and raised in The United Church of Canada.
A photo of Nobuko Iwai.
Jesus Heals People through Relationships
For Mental Health Week, Rev. Dr. Sarah Lund shares about the important impact being a friend can have for mental health and wellness.
A collage, with the encouragement to "Be a Friend," on the left; and a photo of the author, Sarah Lund with a colourful stole, on the right.
Wrestling with Lesser Evils
Editor Alydia Smith introduces a new Lenten study, and writes about the dilemma of seeking the good while choosing the lesser evil from a Christian perspective.
A collage of photos featuring the cover of the book Lesser Evils, which is bright yellow, with large block lettering spelling out the title.
Welcoming the Next Wave
The Rev. Dr. Greer Anne Wenh-In Ng shares a history of communities of Chinese descent and their involvement in the United Church.
A busy market at night in Hong Kong
Welcoming New Immigrants from Hong Kong
Rev. Dr. Alan Lai writes that the United Church is perfectly positioned to welcome traumatized immigrants from Hong Kong.
Hong Kong City Skyline
October is Latin American Heritage Month
Éric Hébert-Daly previews ways the United Church will commemorate Latin American Heritage Month and celebrates our connection to Latino communities of faith.
A large group photo of the member of Camino de Emaús at Family Bible Camp.
A Mission to Welcome
The Rev. Dr. Alan Lai urges the United Church to prepare for a new wave of immigrants from Hong Kong.
A busy night street scene in Hong Kong, with large groups of people crossing an intersection, backed by well-lit buildings covered with advertisements and signs.
As COVID-19 Continues in Korea
John Egger, a United Church co-worker in mission serving in Korea, shares an update on churches in Korea during the pandemic.
Several men sit at desks before the camera, as they present at the Mission Academy during the pandemic.
Space for Creation and Discovery
During Pride Month, artist Noah Janosch Brown writes about finding a safe place in a United Church to create art and nurture self-discovery.
A young Black man in a black suit with locks and golden glasses, poses in front of one of his art works, a depiction of a trans-Atlantic slave ship holdings.
The Desert Gives Life
For Mental Health Awareness Week, Rev. David Boyd talks about his personal journey with depression.
A desert scene with rugged yellow rock outcrops in the foreground, and a purple mountain range in the distance. Lots of blue sky.
Wishing for a Better World
Rev. Cindy Bourgeois considers how a world without transphobia would improve the mental health of trans people.
A selfie of Rev. Cindy Bourgeois, a woman with blue eyes and silver hair, trailed with dark brown highlights at the ends.
Churches Adapting to Technological Change
Rev. David Shearman shares how the decision to hold General Council 44 fully online is the fulfillment of a decades-long dream for early adapters of technology in the church.
We Are Church
Rev. Dr. Paul Douglas Walfall writes that when the church was willing to do things differently — despite situations such as COVID-19 — the church flourished.
A black and white drawing of a large church building in 19th century Jamaica.
Forgiveness as a Way of Life
The Rev. Marie-Claude Manga reflects on her ministry and work as an ordained Black woman with The United Church of Canada
The Rev. Marie-Claude Manga, standing in front of an artwork, dressed in a brown jacket.
One Instrument in the Orchestra
Nancy Oliver-MacKenzie writes about the role of Montreal's Union United Church as a force for social justice for the Black community and beyond.
Finding Infectious Joy in 2020
Sara Stratton shares the story of a neighbourhood which discovers community in unexpected ways, as “Dad jokes” go viral during the pandemic.
"People are shocked when they find out I am such a horrible electrician."... and photos of similar jokes from the "Dad Light Pole," arranged in a collage.
The Halo Effect
Rev. Katherine Brittain urges us to recognize the unique capacity of faith communities to carry the grief of these times.
A white marble statue of an cherub-like angel silhouetted by a halo of the sun.
Letter of Prayer for Michael Blair from the Black Clergy Network
The Black Clergy Network in The United Church of Canada has offered a prayer of support for the Rev. Michael Blair, as he begins his new role as the General Secretary, General Council.  
The Sankofa bird, a West African symbol of a bird with a long neck, turning its head to look back. This version is brilliantly multicoloured - red, yellow, black, and orange..
A Call for Social Holiness
Rev. Dr. Paul Douglas Walfall writes that to be prophetic in the face of racial intolerance is to proclaim the extravagant grace of God by the way we live.
Rev. Paul Douglas Walfall speaking at the 43rd General Council.
Struggling to Adjust to COVID-19 in Korea
United Church Co-worker in Mission, John Egger, reports on his experience of ministry in Seoul, Korea during the time of pandemic.
The author, John Egger, wears a pandemic face mask as he takes a selfie before a sign written in Korean in Seoul, Korea.
Why Haven’t We Opened Church Doors Yet?

Daniel Benson writes that as church in the time of COVID-19, we must care for each other like family, not just spiritually, but bodily as well.

Dark red arch-shaped doors of a stone church.
Note from Nora: Celebrating Church Union in Times of Change
June 10, 2020: Happy anniversary to all of us in The United Church of Canada. Our church is 95 years old today!
 
Do you wonder, like me, what those founders from 1925 would make of our church – and our world – today?
 
So much that we take for… Read more
A diverse mass of people with "Black Lives Matter" signs demonstrate against racism in Montreal.
Mind-Boggling Intercultural Change and Potential

During Asian Heritage Month, Noel A. Suministrado, a United Church minister from the Philippines, sees great opportunities for the church as it opens itself to Canada’s changing demographic realities.

The author, Noel A. Suministrado, a Filipino man with short dark hair with streaks of grey. Wearing glasses and a scarf.
Moderator's Online Worship - Sunday, May 3, 2020

In his online worship service, Moderator Richard Bott shares a reflection about the followers of the risen Christ finding power and joy in the breaking of bread together - even when it's shared virtually during hard times.

Testing the Call: Vocation Sunday 2020

For Vocation Sunday, Rev. Bronwyn Corlett writes about how others helped her develop leadership skills after she was first ordained. 

The author’s portrait from her first pastoral charge. She is a young woman with long blonde hair and is wearing a dark green jacket and white stole.
After Tragedy, Candles Keep the Light Alive

Ruth Noble shares her memories of Lisa McCully, one of those killed in the Nova Scotia shootings. In the hours after learning of her death, the Berwick Camp community came together online to remember her by placing candles in their windows.

A candle sits upon a black cloth memento, which says "Jesus is my Forcefield, Berwick Camp, 2015.
Moderator's Online Worship - Sunday, April 19, 2020

Moderator Richard Bott shares a worship service for Sunday, April 19, 2020 and reflects on the role of doubt in our faith and how it can lead us to experience the good news for ourselves.

Being Neighbours During the Pandemic

In response to COVID-19, communities of faith are learning to be neighbourly in new ways.

Elderly woman on the phone, laughing
Note from Nora: In these Strange Times

General Secretary Nora Sanders writes that we might find our faith deepening as we experience church in new ways during the COVID-19 crisis.

A church sign outside Royal York United Church says "Church Suspended, with Prayers for Mending of the World."
Gender Inclusion Week at Camp Pringle

Katherine Brittain writes about Camp Pringle's experiment of "Gender Inclusion Week" and how its success provides a model for welcoming children and families of all kinds to be part of the camping experience.

A small sailboat being piloted by two children in lifejackets in a lovely lake surrounded by forest. In the background are a number of similar boats piloted by camp kids.
The Great Gathering

At The Great Gathering in November of 2019, 24 people from United Church of Canada camps, joined more than 540 innovative outdoor ministry partners gathered at Lake Junaluska Conference and Retreat Center in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina. The event was hosted by… Read more

A group shot of United Church participants at The Great Gathering, showing about two dozen camp leaders, from young to middle age.
Where Were You?

In this excerpt from the new Lenten devotional "Faithfully Yours: Letters for the Wondering," Bri-anne Swan reflects on the perennial question, “God, where were you?”

A photo looking down into a vast reddish canyon in the desert of Utah.
Learning How to Fly Could Help Your Congregation Soar

Bronwyn Corlett shares a review of the book Piloting Church: Helping Your Congregation Take Flight, by the Rev. Cameron Trimble.

The book cover for "Piloting Church: Helping Your Congregation Take Flight."
Checking Your Privilege

Privilege is not only about racism! While we usually associate the phrase “check your privilege” in discussions about racism, the phrase has much wider implications. Ever so often we may need to check our privilege, to do that type of self-examination to see what advantages we may have which… Read more

Four women and one man pose together in a Nairobi street. All are well dressed and workers for refugee assistance program.
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Kelsi James shares her video poem "[REDacted]," as a reflection on her experience serving as United Church oversea personnel in China. 

Echo

In this video, Kelsi James, United Church oversea personnel in China, shares the song "Echo" which she wrote after arriving in Lanzhou, China as a reflection on her experience.

Christmas Is Everywhere

Serving in a country that doesn’t celebrate the holiday, overseas personnel Kelsi James discovers the Christmas spirit lives in friends. 

Two young women sit together on the stone staircase of a huge mountain in China.
Going Home

Padre Tyler Powell writes on the important role of military chaplains who help soldiers decompress and reflect on their service as they make the transition back home.

A young man who serves as a military chaplain leans against a low wall overlooking a mountainous village.
The Quiet

Rev. Dr. Paul Douglas Walfall reflects on the story of Joseph and finds a lesson about the importance of supporting men and offering them a space to talk about their feelings.

In this black and white photograph, a young man in a hoodie looks pensive while he leans against the wall in a subway station.
A Call for Dignity

Tessa Blaikie Whitecloud writes that neighbourhoods should be places where everyone is given a chance at the best life.

Two participants at 1JustCity, an older White woman and White man, share a hug.
Responding in Repentance and Hope

For the International Day for the Abolition of Slavery, Peter Cruchley writes about the Council for World Mission’s efforts to seek truth and make reparations for its historic role in support of slavery.

An etching from the 1800s which shows a battle in the Demerara revolt which slaves charging through a field of cane, causing the British to retreat.
Note from Nora: How Open Are We to Transformation?

General Secretary Nora Sanders wonders how much the church is willingly to waive in order to welcome new generations.

A sign in a store which says "Free Entry" and has an arrow pointing to the left.
Sharing Our Stories, Claiming Our Names

Kim Uyede-Kai writes from the Asian Ecumenical Women’s Assembly, a “herstorical” assembly where women could hear one another’s stories be given voice, some for the first time.

Author Kim Uyede-Kai from the United Church stands with Rev. Ester Damaris Wolla Wunga from Indonesia stand with an assembly banner. Both women are of Asian background, but the "traditional dresses" they are wearing reflect their different cultures.
To Bloom for More than a Day

Rev. Ruth Lumax reflects on how learning to become an intercultural church can help us develop into lush and vibrant communities of faith.

A brilliant red-pink bloom of a hibiscus flower on a background of green leaves.
A Hot Pot of Humanity

Kelsi James, United Church of Canada Overseas Personnel in China, writes on her experience of finding authentic community so far from home.

The author, a young White woman, balances in a ballet pose holding the shoulder of an elderly Tai Chi master in the streets of Jiuquan, China while amused people look on.
What I Am Remembering

For Remembrance Day, military chaplain and United Church minister Capt. (Rev.) Linda Tomlinson-Seebach reflects on the cost of war and peace.

Military chaplains from several different denominations consecrate the guidon of the Saskatchewan Dragoons in a ceremony.
I’m Your Minister, Not Your Friend

“Friendship with the minister is really awkward for a couple of reasons,” writes the Rev. Dan Benson.

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Ministers Need Mental Health Support Too

One minister shares his story of depression in hopes of lifting the stigma of mental illness among ministers and encouraging churches to provide better mental health support.

Open hands mural
Just Because I’m a Minister, Does That Mean I Shouldn’t Swear?

Dan Benson writes that, "like all those stereotypes of ministers’ work, none is so sticky as the stereotype that the minister mustn’t swear. Heaven forbid!"

Swearing Minister
Baptism in the St. Lawrence

Sunday, September 8, 2019 wasn’t the warmest early fall day and the St. Lawrence River had already begun to cool. Nevertheless, seven people from our faith community elected to be baptized (or renew their baptismal vows) through full immersion in the river. It’s powerful to witness members of… Read more

Baptism in the St. Lawrence
A Conversation toward Inclusion

Sharon Ballantyne shares about a conversation on inclusion, in which participants sought brave and safe space to engage with each other with all their hearts.

This photo shows a group of 19 diverse people of differing backgrounds and types of abilities in front of a large multi-coloured stained glass. Included in the group are those who participated in the conversation on inclusion. conversation
Queer? Absolutely. Black? Not So Sure.

Basil Coward asks, Can you be both queer and Black, and enjoy a celebrated and visible presence in the United Church? 

The author, a middle-aged Black man, leans against a wall and smiles.
Chaplain among those Lost in Normandy 75 Years Ago

Two Canadian Armed Forces chaplains remember United Church minister, the Rev. William Alfred Seaman, who served as a chaplain during World War II and is among those who lost their lives in Normandy 75 years ago.

Padre William Alfred Seaman and family
Note from Nora: Where Pain, Joy, Fear, and Hope Intersect

Lent is a time for contemplation, for going a bit deeper, for finding the places where pain and joy and fear and hope intersect.

A young white man standing in a door frame, illuminated by the candles on the cake for his birthday.
Everyday Skeptics Show Us Prophetic Risk

Everyday Skeptics: Devotions for Spiritual Growth is the new United Church Lenten devotional for 2019. It features reflections from United Church partners who do local and global ministry, often in challenging situations of "prophetic risk." We spoke with the editor of the book,… Read more

Lenten book editor Alydia Smith, dressed in a long purple dress and detailed necklace, sits in a large comfy to read a copy of the book "Everyday Skeptics."
Unwrapping "The 'Huron' Carol"

We have received many comments and questions about whether or not to incorporate the “’Twas in the Moon of Wintertime” into Christmas carol services. Thanks to Dana Lynn Seaborn, of seabornsong.com, who offered us a helpful response to start the conversation… Read more

A copse of winter trees silhouetted in the snow.
Freezies, Games, Prayer, (and More Freezies)

In the summer of 2018, our church decided to try Vacation Bible School camp (VBS).

The last time the United Church had organized a Vacations Bible School in the Gatineau Hills was circa 1955. Unsure of whether we could do this alone, Église Grace United Church asked our Anglican… Read more

A group of campers at the Vacation Bible School hold a bunch of snails and slugs.
A Trip Full of Teachings and Right Relations

During their visit to Saskatchewan Conference, the GC43 Pilgrims learned more about the First Nations groups in the area and more.

Three young men from the GC43 Pilgrims group pose together in a tepee while learning about the First Nations in the Saskatchewan area.
Life-long Lessons at the Crossroads

The GC43 Pilgrims learn about human rights movements, Métis culture, and community in Winnipeg.

The group of GC43 Pilgrims gather around a huge Winnipeg sign during their visit to the Conference of Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario
Encountering the Indigenous Church

The GC43 Pilgrims learn from Creation and community, during their visit with the All Native Circle Conference.

The group of GC43 Pilgrims makes dreamweavers in the office of the All Native Circle Conference. A large quilt symbolizing the Four Directions appears on the wall behind the group.
A Pilgrim’s Experience of History and Culture

The GC43 youth pilgrims experience the rich history and culture of Canada during their visit to Montreal and Ottawa Conference.

The GC43 Pilgrims gather for a group photo atop Mount Royal, overlooking downtown Montreal.
Pilgrimage to Maritime Conference 

Throughout our time in the Maritime Conference we had many insightful talks that were helpful leading into our time at General Council 43. 

The GC43 youth pilgrims gather around the Atlantic School of Theology entrance during their visit to Maritimes Conference in Summer 2018.
Sharing the Pilgrim Spirit

We started this wonderful journey together separately, working in our home Conferences to understand the work our Conference does. When that week was over we traveled to Newfoundland to covenant  and to learn from the wisdom of the place.

A view of the colourful streets of Gander, Newfoundfound from the perspective of a GC43 Pilgrim.
Planting Seeds of Connection: Clusters and Networks

With the remits likely moving us toward a three-council model in The United Church of Canada, Living Waters Presbytery (Toronto Conference) wanted to ensure that local communities of faith will receive the… Read more

Graphic Harvest, Living Waters Clusters and Networks Gathering, Thornhill (Lynn Smith-Reeve)
Let Our True Colours Shine

The old, grey stone steps of my local United Church in Toronto were recently transformed. They are now awash in a cheerful rainbow of hues, almost daring people who bustle by on the busy Toronto street not to stop and smile. I’m sure more than a few pedestrians have wondered, “What’s going on… Read more

Steps at Roncesvalles United Church are painted with the colours of the rainbow to remind people of the church's radical welcome.
Mission before Ministry?

Ever so often in the church I hear statements and experience attitudes that cause me concern. One such incident occurred recently in response to the outcome of Remit 6 (One Order of Ministry.) My concern is not about the apparent merits or demerits of Remit 6, or about who voted either for or… Read more

A fork in the road in foggy, autumn hills.
What Makes Us Protestant: What about Mary?

For the first thousand years of Christianity, and particularly since the Council of Ephesus in 431, Mary has held a special place in Christian faith. But for just as long, there has been debate about how “special” that place ought to be.

A black and white image of the face of a Mary statue as she looks out beneath a cloudy day.
10 Ways to Celebrate Clergy Appreciation Month

Did you know that October is Clergy Appreciation Month? It was introduced in the United States in the 1990s but throughout church history people have taken time to thank their leaders.

“The elders who direct the affairs of the church well are worthy of double honour… Read more

A mosaic featuring the faces of diverse United Church ministry personnel.
What Makes Us Protestant: Teachings That Matter

October 31, 2017 marks the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation, an important date in the history of the United Church and for Reformed Churches around the world. To commemorate the occasion, we are publishing a series of blog posts by Trisha Elliott on "What Makes Us Protestant… Read more

The sun bursting through the clouds.
Where is the Conversation about Mission?

At the end of September 2017 the commissioners of the 42nd General Council will gather electronically for the reconvening of General Council. This purpose of reconvening the General Council will be to further the work began by the… Read more

McDougall Memorial United Church. Morley, AB.
Forgotten Church Histories Remembered

Windsor / Detroit churches commemorate their connection to rum-running and the Underground Railroad.

A statue commemorating the Underground Railroad in Windsor, Ontario.
My United Church Home

I’ve travelled enough that I know it’s possible to find a feeling of home away from home. I mean real, authentic familiarity, not just a good friend’s place or a comfortable motel. I’ve also travelled enough to know that this is really quite rare. A sense of belonging doesn’t come easy.

Trinity United Church in Deep Bright, Newfoundland.
The Dove at “3250”

Doves have been an important symbol of peace for Christians since early biblical times. In 1944, when the United Church Crest was adopted, a dove representing “the Holy Spirit (Mark 1:10) whose transforming power has… Read more

The shape of a dove can be seen in the Church House floor plan.
5 Reasons the Church May Make It

Last week I published a blog, 5 Reasons the Church May Not Find a Way Ahead. This blog is the counterpoint.

First, a couple of preliminary clarifications.

A rainbow seen from a beach while storm clouds swirl overhead.
What a Nimrod!

One of my all-time favourite compositions is Edward Elgar’s Op. 36 (popularly known as Enigma Variations). This piece is a love story where each movement is a tribute to one of Elgar’s friends. It is complex, playful, and heartfelt; it… Read more

A sculpture of an angel blowing a horn, standing in front of a Christmas tree with multi-coloured lights.
Good News of Great Joy

In that region there were shepherds living in the fields, keeping watch over their flock by night…

As we enter into Advent, we bring to mind the birth of Christ and the mystery of the Incarnation. It’s a time when we become a little more awe-filled with the chaotic, gracious… Read more

Yellow, green, and pink aurora shines above a isolated road at night.
We're Seeing Signs!

The United Church of Canada doesn’t have a singular motto or slogan it is known for, though there are many strong statements already in use across the church. On our website’s home page, under our name, are… Read more

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