Friends, On January 30. 2021, I shared the news (click) that the community of Grace United Church, in Lax Kw’alaams, BC lost their building to […]
Financial Donations to Lax Kw’alaams Grace United Church Read More »
Indigenous Pink Shirt Day (Feb 24) is an anti-bullying awareness day. One of the key factors behind bullying behavior can be linked to familial and community interrelations. Everyone is invited to join us in a joint Chinook Winds & Pacific Mountain regions online session to discuss intergenerational trauma and lateral violence in community and in the urban environment.
Indigenous Pink Shirt Day ~ A Zoom Lenten Study on February 24 Read More »
June 11, 12, 13, 2021
Online Gathering (we will for sure be holding this meeting online)
Dates for General Meeting 2021 Read More »
Your Regional Council Affirming Committee invites you to enter the work and faithful practice of exploring what it means to be a church of belonging. It’s co-hosted by Chinook Winds and Pacific Mountain Regional Councils. All ages and demographics, identities and sexualities welcome! This event starts soon (Feb 10!) with the first *LIVE* session with ‘Queer Virtue’ book & study guide author, LIz Edman. FREE – register for the Zoom links.
Queer Virtue Lenten Study Series – 2 Live Author Engagements, 5 Study Sessions Read More »
Friends, I am sad to report that the community of Lax Kw’alaams lost their Grace United Church building to a fire last night. The photo
Prayers for the Lax Kw’alaams community, Grace United Church lost to fire Read More »
 January 29, 2021 As Epiphany turns to Lent, and we continue in pandemic wilderness walking, we acknowledge the grief and loss of fellowship that
As we begin the New Year 2021, sharing community and communication has been on the minds of all people. To that end, we are hopeful
Meeting Cape Mudge/ Quadra Island United Church Read More »
The Pacific Mountain Regional Council staff team have come together for this year’s virtual walk fundraiser, raising money for First United. We posted this news to the the region’s Community Forum (Discourse)!
Coldest Night of the Year Fundraiser Read More »
The day has come! The Pacific Mountain Regional Council office has moved to it’s new (temporary) location at 1600 Cliff Avenue, in the Cliff Avenue
The PMRC’s New Address Read More »
Monday, January 18, 2021 Dear Friends, Currently the Pacific Mountain Regional Council employs three people, focused on First Third Ministry. You heard from me last
