Sharing stories of life, faith, and ministry in the United Church and beyond.
Our ingrained notions of black/white and darkness/light as inherently good and evil can guide how we treat each other.
The Rev. Roger Janes writes that changing a community of faith’s culture is required to deepen generosity and stewardship.
In a game of volleyball with a group of youth from Madagascar, Cameron Fraser finds that church growth is all about about building trust and friendships.
The inspiring journey of Westminster United Church’s involvement in refugee sponsorship, and unstoppable dedication to the program.
Gary Kenny writes about the work of the Canadian Foodgrains Bank, a partnership of 15 Canadian churches and church-based agencies working to end global hunger.
Vicki Nelson writes that stewardship is sharing what we have, focusing on ministry and meaning-making and letting go of competition and fear.
Bill Chambre, who was an Ecumenical Accompanier in the West Bank, describes what daily life can be like for Palestinian youth.
Moderator Carmen Lansdowne shares why Canadians should be concerned about how our government’s resources are used to support repressive policies in the Philippines.…
Rev. Melody Duncanson Hales writes about Creation Time as a time of heightened awareness, stewardship, and action for the gifts God has given us.
The Rev. Brenna Baker invites us to tell a new story about our church buildings and what the community would lose if we didn’t have them.
