Worship Blog
In Bossey, Switzerland, Returning to the Well of Ecumenical Hope
Rev. Dr. Japhet Ndhlovu on revisiting the ecumenical roots of his ministry at a recent gathering, and the crucial need for meaningful, global Christian collaboration in times of crisis
Becoming an Intercultural Church: Learning to Stay with One Another
Rev. Hyuk Cho, author of Becoming an Intercultural Church, reflects on why that process involves being truly open to changing as we share life together
Called to Communion, Called into the Future in Hanover, Germany
Rev. Japhet Ndhlovu on boldly, faithfully reading the signs of the times, from Hanover to Toward 2035
“Love Is Eternal”: A Visit to Amity Foundation of China
Rev. Won Hur writes of his visit to China, where the United Church of Canada took part in celebrating the Amity Foundation’s 40th Anniversary with gratitude and deep friendship
In Kenya, Community Transformation through Public Participation
Jordan MacDonald writes about the inspiration he found in Kenyan communities working with United Church partner organizations, where engaged people create lasting impact
Walking Beside Hope: My Journey Through Kenya
Natalia Cabrera Guerra on the struggle, hope, and transformative resilience she witnessed in Kenyan communities on the 2025 Pilgrimage of Learning
Seodaemun House, Seoul, and a Defining Moment in Our 100-Year Story
How one house in Korea helped remodel both The United Church of Canada and the Presbyterian Church in the Republic of Korea
Where God Calls, They Follow: Voices from Bishop’s College
Through scholarships, the United Church is helping nurture women church leaders at Bishop's College, Kolkata, India
Living Water: Reflections from Kenya
In a visit to Global Partners in Kenya, Sherri Fowler witnessed resilience and joy in the face of water scarcity
A Pilgrimage of Learning: Reflections from Kenya
A visit to United Church Global Partners in Kenya left Rev. Christopher Fraser deeply inspired by organizations empowering women and youth to provide for their families and communities.