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Reasons to be thankful are all around us, we just have to see them — Happy Thanksgiving!
Life may seem like a storm of negative emotions at times, and our problems and obligations can make us feel swamped. But maybe Thanksgiving is an opportunity to intentionally shift our attention to the things in life we can be thankful for. So, what are you thankful for this year? LEARN MORE |
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What does peace mean for young adults today? — Peace Forum session, Oct 17
How can peace shape the way we live, lead, and respond to the world around us? Young adults across Canada are invited to bring their wonder and curiosity to an honest conversation about purpose, faith, and the road ahead. LEARN MORE |
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The sights, sounds, tastes, and feelings of God’s Kingdom
Many wonder what God’s kingdom might look like. But have you wondered what it might feel like? What might it smell like? What might it sound like? What might it taste like? LEARN MORE |
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Building the New Jerusalem in all the places we live
“We no longer imagine that Christ will build a literal New Jerusalem at the Temple Lot in Independence, Missouri, or anywhere else on Earth. Instead, we seek to live out those ideals meaningfully by promoting Christ's just and peaceable Kingdom in all the places we live, building Zion in our neighborhoods.” LEARN MORE |
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O Canada — a very special welcome at the Young at Heart Retreat
The Power of Listening, worship, a Thanksgiving banquet, and an unforgettable welcome for a participant on the day she became a Canadian citizen. Reflecting on our experience at the Young at Heart Retreat. LEARN MORE |
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How stories become history at the Community of Christ Archives
“When a congregation like Corinth is celebrating their 150th anniversary, we can pull the files we have here to support them. We can help members trace their genealogy and discover their own family history.” The World Church Library Director tells the story of the team that helps preserve our stories as church history. LEARN MORE |
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When strangers become our people — belonging at Noronto Reunion
“Although I came as a stranger, I felt I belonged there.” Marten arrived at Noronto Reunion for the first time. He knew almost no one. But by the end of the week, Karina, John, Elaine, Cohen, Clair, Melissa, and everyone else were no longer strangers. They were his people. LEARN MORE |
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Belonging in Community of Christ — what does it mean to you?
If someone asked, “What does belonging in Community of Christ mean to you?” how would you respond in only one sentence, in a way that someone who is not familiar with our church would understand? LEARN MORE |
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Responding to indignity in our community — Celebrating mission in Calgary
How can we, as a church, respond to the indignities we witness around us? LEARN MORE |
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Awaken · Risk · Bless — get ready for Conference, Nov 7–8
Awaken to God and one another. Risk new conversations and actions. Bless all of creation. Get ready for our first Canada Mission Centre Conference on November 7–8. LEARN MORE |
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Supporting the nuclear weapons Non-Proliferation Treaty
Community of Christ in Canada signed the “Joint Interfaith Statement on the Occasion of the 11th Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) Review Conference.” LEARN MORE |
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