Church News, Indigenous
Indigenous United Church Elders protest decision to dissolve National Indigenous Council
General Secretary Rev. Michael Blair's decision came over concerns that the body wasn't working
UCC in Focus
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Human Rights
Wilbur Howard and the white church
The first Black moderator of the United Church didn't speak about the discrimination he experienced. Decades later, Black clergy are opening up that the problem continues.
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Church News
Gretta Vosper to get formal hearing soon
The United Church will decide whether or not the Toronto atheist minister should be removed from the order of ministry.
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Editor's Letter
Keeping climate change on the radar may demand newer theologies
We can change our lifestyle, sign treaties and develop planet-saving technologies, but first we have to believe the battle is winnable.
Latest Articles
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Opinion
My church was dying until we returned to prayer and confession
"No magic formulas. Just grace emerging through weakness."
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Church News
Meet Mable and Mouse, two beloved church cats
They're a fixture of Kirk United Church Centre in Edmonton.
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Editor's Letter
Should we apologize for the hurt surrounding 1988 decision?
The groundbreaking United Church vote on gay and lesbian ministers has transformed the denomination in the years since, but there's still work left to do.
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Church News
Meet your new moderator: Rt. Rev. Richard Bott
'He is one of the people who can actually build up a church.'
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Church News
Presbyteries are gone. So now what?
Here's what the United Church's new three-court system will look like.
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Church News
Rev. Paul Douglas Walfall reflects on powerful General Council speech
"There needs to be a dialogue in the United Church of Canada from coast to coast, that we are able to listen to the experiences of the races in our church and not only to listen, but to believe what people are saying to us"
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LGBTQ2S+, Society
Edmonton camp allows transgender kids to just be themselves
Camp Dragonfly is a break from public life from trans children, says the organizer, where their 'existence is constantly under question.'
