Hope in Action
MandS 2025: February 23. Mission and Service partner the Middle East Council of Churches (MECC) continues to be hard at work providing hope in Syria.
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When Faith Meets Understanding
MandS 2025: February 16. Workshops in the Rift Valley of Kenya allow grandmothers and pastors to connect and learn about the impacts of HIV and AIDs on families.
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Farming Against the Odds
MandS 2025: February 9. Tearfund Canada and EFICOR support and provide training for farmers in rural India.
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A Classroom of Care
MandS 2025: February 2. In Ukraine, English teacher Ilona is encouraging her learners to enjoy the aspect of social time with one another while learning English.
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A Network of Hope
MandS 2025: January 26. Each week, London Community Chaplaincy provides a welcoming and safe social setting for adults to connect and grow as parents.
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Empowering Bold Leadership
MandS 2025: January 19. The United Church's Youth Forum Leadership Animators are committed to developing leadership among their peers and engaging with their local communities.
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Faith in Action: Empowering Global Peace
MandS 2025: January 12. Mission and Service partner Project Ploughshares is a vital connection point for those passionate about global peace and security.
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Reflecting on the Past, Building the Future
MandS 2025: January 5: As we begin 2025, may we walk with Mission and Service partners, finding strength in our shared commitment to a better tomorrow.
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40 Days on Anti-Racism: Cultural Appreciation Heals
40 Days of Engagement on Anti-Racism: Cultural appropriation of music, Thérèse Samuel points out, not only trivializes the music but also the people, the struggle, and the faith embodied in that music.
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40 Days on Anti-Racism: Singing Justly
40 Days of Engagement on Anti-Racism: Becca Whitla reflects on how we can learn to make space for songs from different cultural traditions and racial groups; our understanding about what “our” songs are can change.
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