World Day of Prayer
Observed on the first Friday in March, World Day of Prayer is a global, ecumenical movement of Christian women joined together to observe a common day […]
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Pacific Mountain Regional Council Events
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Special Worship Day
National Affirming / PIE Day
PIE = Public. Intentional. Explicit. These are the standards we hold ourselves and our welcome to when we become affirming, welcoming, or inclusive communities. March […]
Earth Sunday
Earth Day is celebrated in communities around the world on April 22 each year. Churches have chosen to mark this time by participating in community […]
Camping Sunday
Camping Sunday is traditionally celebrated on the fourth Sunday in April. The worship services and other ideas available for this Sunday are designed to increase […]
Mental Health Sunday
Mental Health Sunday (the first Sunday in May) is part of the church’s effort to create communities of radical belonging for all people, including those […]
Environment Sunday
Falls on the Sunday closest to June 5. Worship resources and related material can be found here.
Pride Sunday
The United Church celebrates its official Pride Sunday on the first Sunday in June. We encourage you to mark this day and celebrate the lives […]
Union Sunday
These resources are offered to help with worship on Union Sunday, usually celebrated on the Sunday before June 10. Worship resources and related material can […]
Indigenous Day of Prayer
Indigenous Day of Prayer, the Sunday before National Indigenous Peoples Day (June 21), is an opportunity to celebrate First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples’ values, […]
World Day of Prayer for Creation
Friends in the Pacific Mountain Region, You may be interested in this important news from For The Love of Creation: "A moment of online prayer […]
National Affirming Day!
In church circles it has nothing to do with math. P.I.E. is short for “Public, Intentional, and Explicit.” These are the standards we hold ourselves […]