“Lord, make me an instrument of your peace. Where there is hatred, let me sow love; where there is injury, pardon; where there is doubt, faith; where there is despair,
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Friends, On February 24th, Rev. John Snow Jr., our Indigenous Minister, participated in a lecture and discussion of the Doctrine of Discovery, hosted by Calgary’s Grace Presbyterian Church. The lecture
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NEW TIME & DATE Friends, Castlegar United Church is pleased to present at workshop on Sinixt Culture and History with Lori Barkley, Staff Anthropologist for Autonomous Sinixt on Tuesday, March
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“Christian life is not a life divided between times for action and times for contemplation. No. Real social action is a way of contemplation, and real contemplation is the core
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Friends, The following video is from Grace Presbyterian Church’s February 20th Service, and includes within it a message from Tony Snow on reconciliation in different denominations. I encourage you to
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Rev. John Snow Jr., Indigenous Minister of the Pacific Mountain Regional Council, offers his reflections on Indigenous Pink Shirt Day. These videos are offered for United Church people to engage with.
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On Feb 23 we observe Indigenous Pink Shirt Day. This is an opportunity to talk about community wellness, lateral violence and healing as we examine the impacts of bullying and
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“A simple Christian moralism counsels people to be unselfish. A profounder Christian faith must encourage people to create systems of justice which will save society and themselves from their own selfishness.” (
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Lent is the season for truth-telling and repentance. It calls us to deep reflection on how we might address the persistent inequities in our country. Since 1972, the United Church
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Friends, There is a wonderful opportunity for Indigenous youth ages 16-18 to participate in a leadership and educational exchange. ‘Gibimishkaadimin’, an Indigenous word representing “paddling together by boat”, will bring
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