What does it mean to be a united and uniting church?
As we mark the centennial celebration of the United Church, we’re invited to reflect on what it truly means to be both united and uniting. This Sunday, we’ll revisit John 17:1–11 – Jesus’ final prayer – as a foundation of our core identity. Together, we’ll explore what our community of faith might look like if we fully embraced Jesus’ vision for us to be one.

Welcome: Karen Halliday
Tech Team: Nathan McDormand, Jamie Waters, Alan Thurston
Scripture Reading: John 17:1–11
Read by: Sarah Hovey
Reflection: Rev. Min-Goo Kang
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We’re so thrilled to share the joyful news – Zunaira, our Communications Coordinator, has welcomed a beautiful baby boy!
Wishing your new family all the love, wonder, and sweet snuggles this special time brings.

Welcome to the world, little one!

 Throughout June, we’ve explored the milestones, challenges, and evolving identity of the United Church of Canada. Come for the final Sunday in this special series as we reflect on where we are today – and where the Spirit may be calling us next.

• June 29 – Living Into Lament and Restructuring (2000–2025)
  With guest preacher: The Very Rev. Jordan Cantwell, UCC Moderator 2015–2018

As we continue to grow together in our Taiji practice, a few small updates are coming this summer:
- new rates starting July 1
- no class on Friday, July 4

As always, classes run rain or shine, and all levels are welcome. Thank you for being part of our Taiji community!

Please note there will be no Centering Prayer on July 7. Regular gatherings will resume the following week.

In this quietly powerful poem, Marie Howe captures the ache of spiritual longing amid the chaos of everyday life.