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continue readingCubans have survived more than 65 years of punishing blockades, attempted coups, and economic isolation. Canada should increase humanitarian assistance to Cuba now.
continue readingFeaturing guests from across the church in conversation with the Moderator, the six-part video series exploring food, faith, and community debuts on Shrove Tuesday, February 17.
continue readingJoin us in marking International Development Week 2026 (February 1–7). We will be sharing stories from work with Mission and Service and Canadian Foodgrains Bank partners.
continue readingThe Right Rev. Dr. Kimberly Heath sends notes of solidarity to American full communion partners and to the bishops of Greenland and National Council of Churches in Denmark
continue readingCommunities of faith can access United Church resources for Black History Month in February and anti-racism materials year-round, including the “Here from the Beginning” Centennial exhibition.
continue readingAnti-racism and anti-Black racism require long-term and faithful efforts, says Anti-Racism and Equity Lead; 45th General Council agreed to process and follow-up for an apology to the African Diaspora for enslavement and legacies of enslavement in Canada.
continue readingSeventy-four youth from five provinces attended the second annual National Youth Gathering at the Five Oaks Centre in Paris, Ontario in December 2025, organized by The United Church of Canada's Ministries in French.
continue readingRev. Dr. McLeod served as Moderator of the United Church from 1972–1974. He was seen by some as the church's voice for a new generation. He is survived by his wife, Rev. Joyce Kelly, and two daughters, Laura and Margaret.
continue readingThe United Church of Canada joins Latin American, ecumenical, and full communion partners in condemning the American administration’s illegal actions in Venezuela on January 3. Join partners in urging the Canadian government to do the same.
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