Committing to becoming an actively anti-racist church includes intentionally opposing signs and systems of racism whenever they are displayed in the church and society.
continue readingStarting in mid-November many United Church leaders are being invited to participate in Leadership Counts, a voluntary survey of ministry personnel, national committee members, and national and regional council staff.
continue readingThe United Church will support research of unmarked graves as an act of reparation.
continue readingStatement from the Moderator on residential school burial sites.
continue readingMessage to the people of The United Church of Canada from the Moderator and the Rev. Murray Pruden.
continue readingAs news came on May 28, 2021, that the remains of 215 children were found in a mass unmarked grave on the grounds of the former Kamloops Residential School, we entered into a time of mourning for these relatives, their families, and their communities.
continue readingTwenty-five Canadian civil society groups including The United Church of Canada have written to Prime Minister Trudeau to call for an end to the government’s complicit silence regarding the social and political crisis in Haiti.
continue readingThe United Church of Canada apologizes for the past practice of separating unmarried mothers from their children in maternity homes.
continue readingThe United Church aspires to become an anti-racist church, creating a new position to help that happen.
continue readingPlease join the Aboriginal Ministries Circle in prayer as we try to address the systemic racism that continues to be upheld in systems that are meant to protect us.
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