The United Church of Canada marks International Development Week 2025 with inspiring stories of global partnerships addressing inequality, hunger, climate change, and poverty. Join us in celebrating a century of faith-driven partnerships, advocacy and a renewed commitment to the Sustainable Development Goals.
continue readingThe Right Rev. Dr. Carmen Lansdowne sends a note of gratitude to the Episcopalian Bishop who encouraged the new American president to be merciful.
continue readingThe United Church of Canada awaits partners’ perspectives on proposed ceasefire between Israel and Hamas.
continue readingModerator Carmen Lansdowne invites communities of faith to bring the vision of the United Church to life in their communities in 2025.
continue readingLa rencontre nationale des jeunes francophones du Canada (Ré-unis) brought together young francophones from across Canada for the first time. The event was in Sherbrooke, QC, November 29‒December 1, 2024.
continue readingWorld Council of Churches’ General Secretary hosted by the Canadian Council of Churches on visit to Canada, including a stop at the national office of The United Church of Canada
continue readingThe National Indigenous Spiritual Gathering met in Winnipeg from November 29 through December 2 for a time of discussion, reflection, and prayer.
continue readingA candlelight vigil on December 1 responded to vandalism of the rainbow steps at an Affirming church in Brighton, Ontario, shortly after the regional council held an inclusive hymn sing on those same steps.
continue readingThe United Church urges Canada to support peace talks in the Philippines, end military cooperation fueling human rights abuses, and prioritize justice. Join us: Sign the petition for peace and justice in solidarity with Filipino human rights defenders.
continue readingNational Indigenous Spiritual Gathering (NISG) to meet in Winnipeg November 29 to December 1, 2024, to build a shared understanding of leadership and governance.
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