Recalled session of the 45th General Council passed several proposals on Palestine and Israel, affirming the direction and work already undertaken by the General Council Office.
continue readingA litany of invitation has been issued from 45th General Council as a daring invitation to the church.
continue readingOn September 23, the ICC will decide whether former Philippine President Duterte faces trial for crimes against humanity. The United Church of Canada calls for justice, solidarity with victims, and upholding of the rule of law.
continue readingThe United Church of Canada signed on to two open letters to the Prime Minister and government ministers to press for sanctions against Israel for weaponizing food as a tool of war, and to demand urgent action on family reunification for Gazans.
continue readingOver 100 United Church communities of faith extended a radical welcome to their neighbours as part of the 100 Tables initiative. Hear some of their stories.
continue readingOf five gifted ordained ministers from across Canada nominated for selection to be the next Moderator, the 45th General Council chooses one: Rev. Dr. Kimberly Heath
continue readingAs the second day of the 45th General Council opened today, an apology was offered to 2S and LGBTQIA+ communities in a special livestreamed and in-person worship service at Knox United Church in Calgary, AB.
continue readingThis week, Prime Minister Carney made a welcome statement recognizing Palestine as a state. He did not address the ongoing genocide, occupation by Israel, or its disregard for international law, which are crucial to justice and freedom for Palestine.
continue readingThe United Church congratulates the Two-Spirit community on the 35th anniversary of the gathering where the groundbreaking term was introduced
continue readingArms Embargo Now report reveals detailed records of recent and current shipments of Canadian arms to Israel, as ecumenical leaders share outrage at inaction from Ottawa in supporting Gaza and standing for international human rights.
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