Confronting Whiteness To learn more, click on the link to register. https://www.leadershiftpm.ca/register/confronting- whiteness-10-25. Please note: KUC’s Reconciliation Exploration Circle is sponsoring the registration fee for KUC folk, and asks that you send your receipt to administrator Florence for reimbursement. Friday, … Continue reading →
KUC’s Reconciliation Exploration Circle urges everyone to sign up for this free upcoming book study offered by the Pacific Mountain Region’s Leadershift: 21 Things You May Not Know About the Indian Act with Bob Joseph (Sun Nov 15, 2020) Free Online … Continue reading →
The Pacific Mountain Region offers another month of exciting and stimulating online educational opportunities. Online, Together is the temporary e-newsletter that connects United Church people to the online offerings from PMRC Communities of Faith & Ministries during COVID-19 physical distancing … Continue reading →
Many of you will remember the two art shows that Shay produced with us at Kamloops United showcasing reconciliation focused indigenous art. Our custodian Bill is the proud dad of this talented artist with a giving and socially conscientious heart. Here are … Continue reading →
Reconciliation Exploration Circle: “Nations at War” examines Bleeding Kamloops The TV series combines cinematic historical footage, CGI and interviews with historians to tell the stories of battles fought by Indigenous people across North America. It began its second season in … Continue reading →
On behalf of the TRUFA Decolonization, Reconciliation and Indigenization Committee membership, you are invited to the Fall 2020 Indigenous Speakers Series – an on-line event.No registration is required. Indigenous Speaker is Elaine Alec Day, and her new book is “Calling my … Continue reading →
Join us this Sunday for the livestream of our worship service. Go to the Kamloops United Church YouTube Channel. To access the livestream of this week’s service, please go to Worship – Sunday September 27, 2020 and click on the service. … Continue reading →
On September 30, people all across Canada will wear orange shirts to remember and honour Indigenous children who attended Residential Schools. Indigenous Ministries and Justice at The United Church of Canada asks you to participate in Orange Shirt Day! Why orange? … Continue reading →
September 29th, a day to reflect and remember residential schools and take time to really think about what the symbol of the orange shirt is about. This is the time of year when indigenous children were taken from their homes … Continue reading →
KUC ~ a Centre for Community and Spiritual Discovery invites you to a two day (two Saturdays) Cedar Basket Weaving workshop September 21st and 28th from 9 am until noon, with an optional potluck lunch after the second class at KUC. … Continue reading →
