Celebration of Ministry - Saturday, October 28th at Emmanuel United Church, Odessa
Author: Karen Wilson
Tuesday, October 10th from 7-9pm: Discerning Currents Information Session – The Discerning Currents team will present the draft Strategic Plan for the Regional Council and take suggestions for improvements at this meeting. The goal is to come to the Regional Council meeting at the end of October with a final plan for adoption. Come and share your thoughts on what has been developed! Tuesday, October 17th from 7-9pm: 2024 DRAFT Budget Information Session – It is an organization’s budget that...
The complete Mohawk translation of the Bible will be available this fall. It offers a deep resonance as a tangible symbol of reconciliation for all of our communities of faith and missions who live and work on traditional Mohawk lands. Read more by visiting Preserving Language through the Mohawk Language Bible | The United Church of Canada (united-church.ca) The retail price is $45 per Bible (proceeds will be going to language retention programs in collaboration with The UC Foundation and our...
Event Title: Flourishing KINGSTON Date: Friday, November 10th Time: 9am to 4pm (in person) Where: Crossroads United Church, Kingston Summary: Spend a day with the Moderator, engaging in reflection and energizing activities towards dream-oriented actions for our churches and communities. For more information and to register, please visit Flourishing Congregational Workshop - November 10th - East Central Ontario Regional Council of the United Church of Canada (ecorcuccan.ca)
Are you interested in joining a partnership that has blessed people across North America since the 1980s? Is the Spirit urging you to discover Christ’s work in communities that look dramatically different from your own? During March break 2024, 30 people (26 pilgrims and 4 leaders) from the East Central Ontario Regional Council will travel to San Salvador to be guests of our global partners at Emmanuel Baptist Church. Through this week together you will learn about Salvadoran history, perhaps...