Concern for Ukrainian Communities
News reports of the invasion of Ukraine stir both our hearts and our conscience. As people of faith, The United Church of Canada holds in prayer all those facing fear and violence and seeks the immediate cessation of war. Visit our website to find the full statement, a prayer, and a sample letter of support for a Ukrainian church or community. [Image credit: Pixabay]
International Women’s Day: Geeta’s Story
When Geeta’s husband died she not only lost her life partner but also her home. Because she was no longer married her in-laws wouldn’t allow her to stay in their multi-generational residence. Geeta turned to Astha Sansthan’s Association of Strong Women Alone (ASWA), which support thousands of single women from low-income backgrounds in Rajasthan to defend their rights. Read the full story. [Photo credit: Astha Sansthan’s Association of Strong Women Alone]
An Online Journey through Lent
This year's Lenten book is full of reflections on how to wend your way through the dilemmas of everyday living. It's good to read by itself; it's even more exciting to read with others! So if you find yourself searching for a community of friends to walk through Lent with this year, join this six-week program led by the Rev. Debbie McMillan starting next Tuesday! Each week there'll be opportunity for discussion, reflection, and connection.
Call for Nominations: Diversity
The United Church is strengthened by having a rich diversity of voices, experiences, and identities present in all of its work. If you are a layperson, youth or young adult, person with a disability; if you identify as racialized, Indigenous, or francophone, consider expressing interest in the current call for nominations. Learn more. | 
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