John Egger, a Co-Worker in Mission in Korea, writes about joining 500,00 people to form a human peace chain across the DMZ separating North and South Korea.
continue readingTwo Canadian Armed Forces chaplains remember United Church minister, the Rev. William Alfred Seaman, who served as a chaplain during World War II and is among those who lost their lives in Normandy 75 years ago.
continue readingJordan Sullivan asks, “What measure of privilege are we willing to give up to create equity for others?”
continue readingBasil Coward asks, Can you be both queer and Black, and enjoy a celebrated and visible presence in the United Church?
continue readingGary MacDonald writes about his visit with Kenyan graduates of the Asian Rural Institute and about the ways ARI uses agriculture as a tool to make other community development projects possible around the world.
continue readingI have a new perspective on life. While I am waiting for two hip replacements, my mobility is decreasing – in direct proportion to the increase in chronic pain I am managing. These two factors, alo...
continue readingSharon Ballantyne shares about a conversation on inclusion, in which participants sought brave and safe space to engage with each other with all their hearts.
continue readingWriter Julie McGonegal reflects on the radical generosity of the people of The United Church of Canada.
continue readingA couple of weeks ago as I was waiting at an intersection to cross the street, I noticed a car edging cautiously forward towards a right hand turn. I glanced in the car and saw a teenager in the drive...
continue readingRev. Ruth Lumax reflects on how learning to become an intercultural church can help us develop into lush and vibrant communities of faith.
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