The Body of Christ is made of many parts, and people experience their understanding of God in many different ways. On this blog, we'll consider the beliefs and activities of congregations, denominations and different religions.
Tuesday, November 3, 2026
E-ssentials: Cross Country Check-In with GCE, Learning Tour to Kenya, Anti-Racism Stories, and more
Join Us for the Next Cross Country Check-In
Join the General Secretary, members of the General Council Executive, and the Moderator for a Cross Country Check-In on November 25, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. ET. This live conversation is an opportunity to connect with people from across the United Church, ask questions, put faces to names, and share perspectives that can help inform the church’s leadership and decision-making.
40 Days of Engagement on Anti-Racism: Inzwirashe's Story
[Video Image still: The United Church of Canada]
For our 40 Days of Engagement on Anti-Racism, Inzwirashe Munikwa shares a moving reflection on the power of family, community, and the strength we carry within us. She calls us to lift up voices too often unheard and to work for a future grounded in equity, dignity, and the recognition that every person is created worthy.
Watch Inzwirashe’s story of resilience, and hope—and take a moment to reflect: What inspires us to speak our truth and work toward a more just and compassionate world?
How Village Savings and Loan Associations are Transforming Communities in Kenya
[Image credit: Shauna McIntosh]
United Church participants in the Canadian Foodgrains Bank’s 2026 Food Security Learning Tour to Kenya reflect on how Village Savings and Loan Associations are empowering women, strengthening communities, and building greater financial independence.
Read their reflections and learn more about the people and locally led projects making a difference in Kenya in the latest blog from Round the table.
The General Council Office invites communities of faith to host a Climate Motivator (ages 18–25) this summer (mid-May to mid-July). This eight-week position supports local climate action and multigenerational engagement. You can find examples from 2026 in the just released Climate Motivator Impact Report.
Host Benefits: We help secure Canada Summer Jobs funding and provide national training and project grant access.
Your Action: Develop a local project and recommend and mentor a young adult (your Climate Motivator).
Every young person deserves a safe place to call home. In Hamilton, Ontario, Wesley Youth Housing supports youth experiencing homelessness with safe housing, practical life skills, and encouragement as they work toward independence.
With support from Mission and Service, young people are building stability, confidence, and a brighter future.
Read how Wesley Youth Housing is helping young people get A Stable Start.
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