December sees the United Church move from its longtime church house at 3250 Bloor St. West, Toronto to a temporary shared space with the Presbyterian Church in Canada
continue readingToward 2035: General Council Executive approves strategic direction as whole-church strategy continues to unfold; new tools available soon to help communities of faith reflect on the present and create a bolder future
continue readingNew Terms of Reference and process of nomination for a new National Indigenous Council are introduced, and an invitation extended to all Indigenous communities of faith to help discern new council members.
continue readingHousing is recognized as a human right in Canada. Yet, Indigenous and racialized people still face race-based discrimination in housing.
continue readingUnited Church participates with KAIROS Canada in a global, women-led delegation to the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP30) and the People’s Summit in Belém, Brazil, from November 10–21.
continue readingThe 18-year-old Climate Motivator, whose climate activism efforts have included successfully advocating against fossil fuel expansion, was recognized at a benefit event on September 25 in Toronto
continue readingOn World Food Day, The United Church of Canada highlights urgent calls for food justice for Palestinians in Gaza.
continue readingJoin with partners to pray and hope for a just, sustained peace in Palestine and Israel. The work is not done; we continue to urge a two-way arms embargo on Israel and an end to Israel’s military occupation.
continue readingMontreal City Mission, a community ministry of the United Church of Canada based in Montreal since 1910, opens a new office in Quebec City.
continue readingAt events honouring residential school survivors, United Church members reflected on the damage of the past and on the way forward
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