Worship is at 10:30. Follow this link to view it. Swagatam, Tansi, Welcome: As we join together in worship we acknowledge that we live on Turtle Island, land that creator brought out of the waters so all could have life. Turtle island is the traditional territory of Anishinaabeg, Cree, Oji-Cree, and Dakota peoples, and the […]
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You can watch and participate by simply clicking on this link: https://bit.ly/2UGG3Av at or just before 10:30a.m., Sunday April 5th. If you are having trouble with the link, simply copy and paste it into the search bar of your browser. Acknowledgement of the Land For thousands of years, Indigenous people have walked on this land.
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To watch and participate in this service click here, or here. 20 03 29 Lazarus Acknowledgement of the Land For thousands of years, Indigenous people have walked on this land. The relationship with the land is at the center of their lives. We acknowledge the first peoples and their stewardship of this land throughout the
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4th Sunday of Lent Acknowledgement of the Land For thousands of years, Indigenous people have walked on this land. The relationship with the land is at the center of their lives. We acknowledge the first peoples and their stewardship of this land throughout the ages. The land we worship and live on is part of
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Numerous United Church communities of faith are live-streaming Sunday worship services during the COVID-19 pandemic. See our interactive worship map for links to some of them. This map will be updated. Below are a few select livestreams from various regions that you may want to join in: There are many options through the interactive map. Or
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Beginning Sunday, March 22, 2020, Moderator Richard Bott will be offering an online worship service each Sunday for the duration of the COVID-19 outbreak. This will be a video-recorded service you can join on the United Church of Canada website or UCC Facebook page. The prayers, hymns, and reflections from the Moderator’s online worship will also be available
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Moderator and Elders’ Council on the Wet’suwet’en land struggle United Church Moderator Very Rev Richard Bott and the National Indigenous Elders’ Council have joined their voices to express concern about the current situation on traditional Wet’suwet’en territory. They note the different interpretations of whether consent to Coastal Gas Link’s natural gas pipeline was given or
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Youth from Knox participated in the 7th Annual Youth conference organized by CNYAC (Connecting Nepali Youth Across Canada) at Lethbridge, Alberta on the Labour Day weekend. The 12 Knox youth joined over 300 others from 6 provinces. It was an exciting time of community building, worship and fun. Knox youth led the service on the
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Knox has long supported the Rainbow Community Garden project but this year the congregation has taken on a new role of gardener. The concept of the Knox Herb and Vegetable Garden at the Rainbow Community Garden at the University of Manitoba started in late spring, the inspiration of congregation member Cynthia. Filled with her usual
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The Manitoba Islamic Association (MIA) is Knox’s newest neighbour. Welcome to Central Park. After almost of year of conversation MIA has taken ownership of the building immediately north of Knox Church, known as 406. About 40 years ago, Knox entered into a partnership which oversaw the construction of the 3 story building and it became
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