Rev. K. Virginia Coleman, former General Secretary from 1994–2002, died on April 3. She oversaw several milestones for the church, including the church’s 75th anniversary and addressing the church’s legacy of residential institutions.
continue readingThe United Church is excited to partner with Cosmopolitan Affirming Community, who provide spiritual support, mental health care, community, and healing for LGBTQIA+ Africans
continue readingIn the Toronto Star, The United Church calls on Canada to oppose the US violation of Cuban’s right to self-determination, uphold international law and increase humanitarian assistance
continue readingIn the shadow of the escalating war in the Middle East, the United Church urges participation in the World Council of Churches’ Ecumenical Accompaniment in Palestine and Israel campaign “From Condemnation to Consequences”
continue readingDuring Earth Week, April 19‒26, let’s show up For the Love of Creation.
continue readingPeople in the United Church are invited to mark this significant day—personally or in communities of faith—and to continue to engage in anti-racist efforts year-round.
continue readingThe United Church of Canada is launching the Toward 2035 Survey, the first churchwide survey designed to better understand how the Toward 2035 framework is being received across the denomination.
continue readingThe United Church of Canada offers prayer and amplifies the call of the World Council of Churches for an end of military action and respect of international law, as US supports Israeli attacks against Iran.
continue reading105 new United Church members joined through God's Beloved, a quickly growing community of LGBTQIA+ African refugees and immigrants led by Rev. Daniel Addai Fobi
continue readingA message from the Moderator of The United Church of Canada: “As people of faith, we are called to accompany one another through the valley of deepest sorrow. We invite the whole church to hold the people of Tumbler Ridge close in prayer and action.”
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