A message from Rick W, our “PIT Stop” Coordinator: (*PIT Stop is a weekly hot meal program on Sunday afternoons at KUC, with volunteers from throughout the wider community.) Hi Everyone, I usually don’t look forward to winter but to … Continue reading →
We recognize how all of Kamloops United Church family are participants in our Pastoral Care ministry in numerous ways such as greetings, phone calls, rides, visits or sharing a concern or celebration with us. We are grateful and reliant on … Continue reading →
Project Connect, a resource fair for street-entrenched people, is happening on Wednesday, October 11 from 10 am to 2 pm at Spirit Square on the North Shore. KUC will have an information booth and we are hoping to provide warm shirts in all sizes and colours for the … Continue reading →
Approximately 40 scarves were knit or crocheted by church members and offered complimentary to people who need some warmth and comfort in the chill of winter. Sincere thanks to all who participated and best wishes to the recipients. On Valentine’s Sunday … Continue reading →
The Prayer Shaw Ministry group now meets on the THIRD TUESDAY of every month. The next meeting is Tuesday, May 20 1:30 to 3:00 pm at the church. You are welcome to join us. Experience with knitting or crochet not … Continue reading →
“Born to Share: Advent 2013”. Moderator Gary Paterson encourages us all to give gifts to people and organizations that make a difference in this world, for example through www.giftswithvision.ca. And thank you to everyone at Windreach Farm for their hospitality. … Continue reading →
If the “wonder of the season” is overshadowed by feelings of grief, loneliness, depression, loss, frustration, confusion, come find a light in the darkness. A Blue Christmas Service will be offered at Kamloops United Church on Tuesday, December 3 at 7:00 pm. … Continue reading →
A gentle and important reminder that KUC (Kamloops United Church) is a scent free sanctuary and building. Thank you for your co-operation. It’s important to our community. It’s one of the ways we respect and care for each other.
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