On August 12, 10 people were handed removal orders after being identified at a protest in Calgary, the first time Canada’s federal immigration enforcement has targeted people at a protest. The United Church of Canada supports statement and petition.
continue readingOn September 23, Grassy Narrows youth, leaders and community members will travel 1,700 km to Toronto—and they are asking thousands of us to show up. The community has been devastated by mercury poisoning for six decades.
continue readingAs last remaining Christian village in West Bank surrounded by Israeli settlements and undergoing harassment and terror from settler incursions, Latin Parish priest pleads for help; says children are terrified
continue readingSpeakers present included participants in the original Apology and The Very Rev. Dr. Stan McKay; participants gathered to remember, witness, and recommit to the words of the Apology with presence and meaningful action
continue readingAn exciting week ahead for 500 youth meeting at Collective 2026, as former CFL player J.R. LaRose offers keynote address; Moderator, General Secretary, and international guests will also participate
continue readingReflecting a year after the apology last August 8, faith communities create spaces for honest reflection, meaningful dialogue, and deeper engagement to live out the apology. An apology, while important, only matters if followed by consistent action.
continue readingOn Saturday, August 15, join us for a meaningful day of reflection, community, and renewal to honor this milestone and look toward the future.
continue readingOn September 23, United Church communities of faith are invited to raise their voices in solidarity with Grassy Narrows First Nation, who have been devastated by mercury poisoning for six decades
continue readingOn this Emancipation Day, may we recommit ourselves to confronting anti-Black racism, addressing historic injustices, and building a church where all people experience belonging, dignity, and hope.
continue readingThe National Indigenous Spiritual Gathering 2026 concluded with the affirmation of the National Indigenous Council, the ordination of Rev. Brian George, and renewed hope for the future of the Indigenous Church
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