Author: J. Graham

Being Good Relations Network then and now

Jun 15, 2021 | Right Relations/ Indigenous justice

As of January 2019, in light of the changes in the church governance structure, we are now a...

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Invitation to action: asking Alberta to keep truth and reconciliation in the K-6 curriculum

Jun 15, 2021 | News, Right Relations/ Indigenous justice

This is an invitation to advocacy and witness for Albertans in particular, in keeping with...

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Letter to the Education Minister: concerns with proposed AB curriculum

Jun 15, 2021 | News, Right Relations/ Indigenous justice

Please click here for a PDF version of this letter. Related resources and background to assist you...

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Sample letter re concerns about the proposed AB social studies curriculum

Jun 15, 2021 | News, Right Relations/ Indigenous justice, Uncategorized

This is an invitation to advocacy and witness for Albertans in particular, in keeping with...

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Further reading on the proposed Alberta social studies curriculum

Jun 15, 2021 | News, Right Relations/ Indigenous justice

This resource accompanies Northern Spirit Regional Council’s letter of concern to the...

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Q&A: A Light in the Darkness for Queer Korean Christians
April 20, 2026
A New United Church Global Partnership in South Korea, Q&A is cultivating a queer-ally community for LGBTQIA+ Christians facing discrimination
Former General Secretary, Rev. “Ginny” Coleman, Dies
April 9, 2026
Rev. K. Virginia Coleman, former General Secretary from 1994–2002, died on April 3. She oversaw several milestones for the church, including the church’s 75th anniversary and addressing the church’s… continue reading
Where Faith and Dignity Meet: A New Global Partnership in Kenya
March 30, 2026
The United Church is excited to partner with Cosmopolitan Affirming Community, who provide spiritual support, mental health care, community, and healing for LGBTQIA+ Africans
Moderator’s Easter Message 2026
March 30, 2026
In her Easter message, Moderator Kimberly Heath invites us to celebrate the Risen Christ and the community that continues to share that light today.