Lest we forget… In Flanders fields the poppies blow Between the crosses, row on row, That mark our place; and in the sky The larks, still bravely singing, fly Scarce heard amid the guns below. We are the Dead. Short … Continue reading →
After another summer of smoke and wildfires, the climate crisis is more pressing than ever. September is the Kairos Climate Action Month and there are a variety of events happening. Check out: 2021 Climate Action Month – KAIROS Canada This includes … Continue reading →
Dear Membership and Partners, Kamloops Sexual Assault Counselling Centre is excited to share that we are hosting a series of events in support of Take Back the Night! Take Back the Night is a global movement that stands up against … Continue reading →
We are looking for volunteers to work in the Thrift Shop. We need one on the 4th Saturday of the month and one the rare 5th Saturday of the month. Please call Florence at 250-372-3020 who will put you in touch … Continue reading →
Covid news and KUC’s response: Members of the KUC Management Team and KUC Council Chair Marcia and Vice Chair Dirk have developed a new policy for our church building and worship opening this fall. Also thanks to the Council Circle … Continue reading →
Dr. Caveney led the service and Tomas Bijok offered the gift of music. Once again, we were delighted to have the congregation of Revelstoke United Church joining us in worship! Find us on YouTube, Kamloops United Church at or after … Continue reading →
As I was looking over the news headlines of the past week the words of the mid-twentieth century German theologian Karl Barth came to mind. He said that the Christian reads the Bible with the newspaper in the other hand. … Continue reading →
On the morning of Saturday, August 14, Haiti was struck by a severe earthquake. The extent of the damage is still unclear. Haitians and the international community are working hard to rescue people trapped under the rubble. But the number … Continue reading →
Want to come on a FIELD TRIP to Camp Grafton? Forest management is something that Camp Grafton Society and Kamloops United church share a passion for. In the interest of being good stewards to the land a small group of us gathered recently … Continue reading →
