“As Christians, we must root out fear, and commit to … practices that help us to ground our actions … in love.” — former Moderator Jordan Cantwell

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The United Church is committed to becoming an anti-racist church through a continuous struggle against racism. Find out more about this commitment, including how your community of faith can get involved in worship, study, and reflection.

  • About Anti-racism
    The United Church of Canada has made a commitment to becoming an anti-racist denomination. This commitment is part of the church’s ongoing work toward racial justice.
  • Education and Learning about Anti-Racism
    Learn what the United Church and our ecumenical partners are doing around anti-racism work, and how you might be engaged.
  • Support Anti-racism in Your Community
    Consider a time of reflection, prayer, or worship related to anti-racism in your community of faith.
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Ending Racial Harassment: Creating Healthy Congregations 267.58 KB PDF
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