Braiding Reconciliation: A prayer to mark the 20th anniversary of the United Church Apology to Former Students of United Church Indian Residential Schools, and to Their…
The Gospel Is for All the People: A prayer from "God's Glory Cannot Be Hidden," a Black History Month service on united-church.ca
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.
Union Sunday Prayer: A prayer to celebrate the anniversary of church union, June 10.
That All May Be One: A prayer inspired by John 17:21 and based on The United Church of Canada’s “A New Creed” and the United Church of Christ’s “Statement of Faith (…
Let Us Pray That All May Be One: A prayer offered for Rendez-vous participants, originally shared on October 18, 2015, in celebration of the full communion of The United…
Now Mary Walked That Dusty Road: A prayer/song that can be sung to the tune of "Une Jeune Pucelle" (or "'Twas in the Moon of Wintertime"), by Moderator Richard Bott.
She Flies On: A prayer in celebration of women in ministry
In Your Rising: A Lenten prayer from Why I Believe: Daily Devotions on Faith & Discipleship.
Guide Us to the Sacred Waters : Please 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…
Thanksgiving Prayer: A prayer of thanksgiving from Celebrate God's Presence.
A Prayer for the Journey Home: A prayer offered as United Church youth, young adults, and leaders return home from the Rendez-vous gathering in Montreal.
Light of the World: A prayer for Black History Month that laments the past but calls us to a brighter future.
Prayer for Wet’suwet’en First Nation: A prayer for a peaceful resolution to the confrontation on the Wet’suwet’en First Nation in British Columbia by Moderator Richard Bott.
The new Lenten devotional from the United Church Publishing House explores how the power of music can deepen our connection to God and form us as disciples of Christ.
In her Easter message, Moderator Carmen Lansdowne’s hope for the church is that we will know that even in our deepest grief the risen Christ will show up, call us by name, and remind us that this is not the end of our story.