We now stand at a crucial time in the life of the church, and the history of Canada, when we can see the journey through.
For more than thirty years, the United Church and Indigenous peoples have been on a journey towards mutuality, respect and equity. Towards reconciliation. Towards justice.
National Indigenous Council Art Contest
Indigenous young people between the ages of 15 and 25 are invited to enter an art contest for Messenger, the newsletter for the National Indigenous… continue reading
An Invitation to Listen as We Walk the Path of Reconciliation
Elder Alf Dumont in a conversion about the work of reconciliation and how starting at the beginning again can be a good way to move forward together.
More Consultation Needed in Bill C-15 Implementation
The National Indigenous Council calls for more consultation on Bill C-15
Get Over It? Or Confront It?
Sara Stratton writes that the path to true reconciliation and understanding requires an honest confrontation of the past.
United Church Supports M’ikmaq Treaty Rights
Join Regional Council 15 in prayer and action to honour the Peace and Friendship Treaty of 1752.
A History Not to Be Forgotten or Repeated
A former United Church residential school has been designated as a National Historic Site.
Fifth Anniversary: Truth and Reconciliation Calls to Action
June 2 is the fifth anniversary of the 94 Calls to Action of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada (TRC). There is still much work to…
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In Support of Wet’suwet’en
Letter to the church from the Moderator and the National Indigenous Elders Council.Memorial Prayer for Children of This Land
A prayer for the launch of the memorial register honouring children who died at residential schools (TRC Call to Action 72) on September 30, 2019…
Memorial Register of Missing Children
A memorial register honouring children who died at residential schools (TRC Call to Action 72) will be launched on September 30, 2019.