Worship Blog
International Development Week 2026: Building an Economy of Life
As International Development Week 2026 comes to a close, we give thanks for the partners, volunteers, and communities who remind us that hope is not abstract, not intangible—it is an embodied practice.
Call to Honour Creation: An Indigenous Youth Voice in Belém
At COP 30 in Belém, Brazil, Indigenous Peoples, youth, people of faith, members of social movements, and frontline communities called for climate action rooted in justice, land, water, and right relationship.
Restoring Land, Restoring Hope: Conservation Agriculture in Kenya
Watch a first-hand account from Silas Rugia, a farmer in Kenya, whose family became food secure after he learned climate-resilient farming practices with the help of NCCK
“God Created Me Equal”: Indigenous Women Claiming Leadership Through Theology
How the Women’s Network of Maya Presbyterials in Guatemala is helping increase female representation in church leadership through theological education
The Pastoral and the Prophetic: Churches Advancing Food Sovereignty and Justice
Across the African continent, churches are walking alongside communities struggling with hunger, climate change, conflict, and injustice, and helping them respond faithfully and practically
Cry of the Innocent in Iran
A lay leader at United Church Plant Emmanuel Iranian Ministries, reflects on the enormous loss and injustice in Iran
Words of Hope, in the Face of Fear
Moderator Kimberly Heath on how as hate and fear loom, the Christian path of love and peace remains as crucial as ever
Peeling the Layers of Oppression: Solidarity from the Ground Up
International Migrants Day is December 18th, and the need to support migrant workers' rights in Canada is as pressing as ever
Re-Imagining Love, Justice, and Inclusion in African Religious Spaces
Rev. Godfrey Adera, of the Anglican Church of Kenya, on witnessing a commitment to radically inclusive Christian love and justice at the "Faith Beyond Borders" LGBTQIA+ consultation in Nairobi, Kenya
Faith that Welcomes, Remembers, and Restores: Reflections from Nairobi
Jane Thirikwa reflects on the seeds of hope for LGBTQIA+ people of faith shared at East Africa’s “Faith Beyond Borders” interfaith workshop