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September 2024, UCC in Focus | Church News
A new approach to church fundraising
Fundraising expert Michelle Harder shares strategies to help congregations sustain financial health
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UCC in Focus | Church News
United Church review to look at how well the restructured denomination is working
In 2019, the church radically changed its structure. A new review aims to assess if the changes were worth it.
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UCC in Focus | Church News
Misunderstandings, understaffed congregations bogged down votes in Indigenous United Church remit
"There are insights and occasional hard truths that emerged during that process," said one regional staffer
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UCC in Focus | Church News, LGBTQ2S+
Hate mail targets 2SLGBTQ+-Affirming churches across Canada
The American-based harassment campaign is a sharp reminder that homophobic and transphobic attitudes are on the rise
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UCC in Focus | Church News
Vote establishing Indigenous church’s self-determination passes
Results are a step toward "moving forward together in a good way"
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UCC in Focus | Society
Choirs in Alberta came together to celebrate and support trans youth
The “Sing with Love” concert and rally was held in response to the province’s recent gender policies announcement
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UCC in Focus | Church News
Deadline for vote supporting the Indigenous Church to be self-determining is fast approaching
If the remit vote passes this weekend, it could be a major step towards decolonization and reconciliation for the United Church
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UCC in Focus | Church News
United Church of Canada’s General Council to vote on church leadership strategies at this annual meeting
The council is voting on policies to reflect global changes and respond to injustice
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September 2023, UCC in Focus | Indigenous
The first complete Mohawk Bible translation will be available this fall
Harvey Gabriel (Satewas) of the Kanesatake community has been working on the project for more than 40 years
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April/May 2023, Ethical Living | Society
This woodworker helps veterans heal through traditional crafting
Rob Cosman's Purple Heart Project has trained more than 150 former soldiers from around the world
