Sharing stories of life, faith, and ministry in the United Church and beyond.
For rural communities of faith like Trinity United Church in Iroquois Falls, being a good neighbour means showing up with humble generosity for those in need.
Watch episode two of our Lenten series, featuring King Julez in a conversation with the Moderator about protest, spiritual care, and connections made over shared food…
Rev. Franklyn James on Black History Month, A Place at the Table, and the importance of truly reflecting on identity
Watch the first episode of our new series today, where Moderator Kimberly Heath talks food, faith, and invitation with her daughter and niece over a homemade pancake…
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Rev. Japhet Ndhlovu on boldly, faithfully reading the signs of the times, from Hanover to Toward 2035
Rev. Franklyn James on Black History Month, A Place at the Table, and the importance of truly reflecting on identity
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…
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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…
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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…
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As Black History Month begins, Rev. Dr. Emmanuel Tehindrazanarivelo reflects on what the legacy is of anti-African racism in historical Christian narratives, and in how…
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