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Big ministries, small spaces
As I visited congregations in the UK, I noticed that people take great pride in buildings that are much more humble than many of the facilities our congregations have in North America. And no one seems to let the size of their space limit what is possible to offer... LEARN MORE |
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Share your ministry of music from home—let’s sing together this Christmas!
Imagine yourself in a quiet room, watching a video of a song, just singing along. Then imagine your voice blended with the voices of others, singing together as if you all were in the same room. And imagine people around the world receiving your ministry in moments of personal reflection or spiritual need... LEARN MORE |
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Thank you for turning imagination into generous action this Giving Tuesday!
Canadian generosity shone this Giving Tuesday ✨ as 92 donors from across the country joined with members and friends around the world to imagine what generosity could make possible—and then made it real. See the totals raised in Canada and worldwide... LEARN MORE |
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Key takeaways from our first Communications Town Hall
Should our congregation be on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, X? Do we need a website? How do we invite new people to church? How do we stay in touch with those who can’t attend in person. The first Communications Town Hall was a success thanks to all those who shared their voice. Here’s what we learned together... LEARN MORE |
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How a simple idea in a difficult time grew into a lasting ministry: Haven
Five years ago, I was co-pastor in Vancouver, spending all my pastoral resources navigating lockdowns and hybrid worship requirements… our vibrant “Listening for the Soul” groups having been put on extended hold, and other monthly potlucks and holiday gatherings suspended. But what more could I do? LEARN MORE |
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Our story in stained-glass: from the Middle Ages to your congregation
The stained-glass windows of Gothic cathedrals were not meant simply to be pretty. Light passing through colour was understood as a form of revelation. That same tradition lives on within Community of Christ, from historic windows in the Stone Church to congregations across Canada... LEARN MORE |
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Telling the story 100 years ago… by turning church into a radio station!
To what extent should we embrace new technologies and trends in our efforts to spread the Gospel? Our church was one of the first denominations to own a licensed radio station. The first broadcast took place in January 1925. Later, a radio antenna was installed on the tower of the Stone Church in Independence, and the broadcasts began reaching listeners as far as Canada and beyond... LEARN MORE |
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World Church updates - Nov 2025
Stay up to date on recent developments across the church: the Council of Twelve has been reorganized into new teams, new Priesthood and Personal Relationships policies are now in effect, the surveys on bylaws and baptism and membership are still open for your input, and relief funds have been sent to Jamaica and the Philippines following recent disasters... LEARN MORE |
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Save the date: Canada Mission Centre Organizational Meeting – January 17
Save the date and join us on Saturday, January 17, for the Organizational Meeting of the Canada Mission Centre. We’ll gather online to share in worship, hymn singing, prayer, and reflection as we sustain the new Mission Centre leadership and bless the framework that will guide and support our shared ministry and mission in Canada... LEARN MORE |
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Federal government recognizes Sionito as a model in the fight for housing justice
Last month, the federal government celebrated Sionito’s latest Toronto housing project as a model for affordable housing nationwide. For decades, Community of Christ affiliates Sionito and Zerin have shown how compassionate partnerships can make a meaningful difference in the fight against homelessness... LEARN MORE |
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The meaning of the Lord's Supper today
This Sunday, members and friends of Community of Christ will gather to partake in the sacrament of the Lord’s Supper “in remembrance” of Jesus—but why? Is it simply a symbolic ritual that keeps the church connected as we reenact what Christians have done for two millennia? Or does something miraculous happen when the minister speaks those familiar words over the emblems? LEARN MORE |
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2026 camping dates now posted – start planning today!
Our 2026 camping season is already taking shape! Check the new Canada-wide Events Calendar for camp dates and other upcoming activities across the country... LEARN MORE |
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History enthusiasts tour Community of Christ heritage sites in Canada
Canada was the first country where the church was established after its 1830 organization in the United States. A tour bus loaded with 30 church heritage enthusiasts spent Thanksgiving weekend in Toronto as part of the 2025 “Drawn from the Nations of the World” Community of Christ Historic Sites Foundation (CCHSF) tour. Here’s what they learned… LEARN MORE |
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