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Stewardship Best Practices Module

Stewardship Best Practices Module

STEWARDSHIP
Gather your learning team and register now for Stewardship Best Practices Module
In this four-week session, your team will learn:
  • How to claim your mission
  • Cultivate Generosity
  • Create a Culture of Gratitude in your Community of Faith
  • How to integrate stewardship into your spiritual growth programming.

You get to explore all these concepts and begin experimenting in a supportive cohort of teams from across the regions and even the country. A customized Stewardship Analysis Report and year of coaching is included for each team. There’s nothing to lose!

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All of this is offered at no cost due through Mission and Service.

 

Learn more and register here: https://www.united-in-learning.com/index.php/ctbtc/445-ctbtc-mod-1-stewardship-best-practices

 

Contact Brenna Baker, your Stewardship Support staff with any questions. BBaker@united-church.ca
Deficit Dilemma Workshop Resources

Deficit Dilemma Workshop Resources

On January 11th2023 the tri-regions hosted a Deficit Dilemma Workshop, with over 185 people in attendance!  If you missed this workshop, or would like to review the content, a link to the recording and the Powerpoint Slides are available below:

Video:

Powerpoint Presentation:

Deficit Dilemma .PPTX

Presentation PDF:

Deficit Dilemma
National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

This Friday, September 30th is National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, and also Orange Shirt Day. Wear your orange shirt and remember. Participate in an action for Truth and Reconciliation.

For more information click: https://united-church.ca/social-action/act-now/honour-children-who-attended-residential-schools

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Photo: The Regional staff wear orange shirts to remember the children who attended residential schools – those who returned and those who never made it home.

Meditation on Trees – Joy Kennedy

This summer, Joy Kennedy, with pictures from her own neighbourhood created not one, but two meditations on trees.

The first meditation is approximately 16 minutes long and could be used in place of a message during worship, as part of a study on climate justice, or for your own personal reflection.

The second mediation is 11 minutes long and would be great for a study and for your own personal reflection.

Thanks, Joy, for sharing your passion and talents with our Regions!

Blessed be the tree!

 

SAVE THE DATES: ANTIRACISM and the UNITED CHURCH – INTENSIVE WORKSHOP in 2023

SAVE THE DATES: ANTIRACISM and the UNITED CHURCH – INTENSIVE WORKSHOP in 2023

SAVE THE DATES: ANTIRACISM and the UNITED CHURCH – INTENSIVE WORKSHOP in 2023

Are you interested in furthering your engagement with anti-racism?
Save the Dates for this two-session workshop:
Tuesdays February 7, 2023 and March 7, 2023 @10:00-11:30 AM EST

Feb 7- Part 1: Antiracism Workshop with Selam Debs.
March 7- Part 2: Antiracism for the UCC with a UCC BIPOC theologian/racial justice educator. Facilitator TBA.

Selam Debs is a Black Ethiopian queer Anti-Racism Coach, Consultant & Trainer specializing in anti-Black racism, equity, inclusion and implicit bias awareness.

www.selamdebs.com

PREREQUSITE: in preparation to engage on a deep level with themes of White supremacy culture, racism and antiracism, participants are asked to first complete the UCC’s current 4-session Racial Justice Workshops. Register for Fall 2022 Racial Justice Workshops at United-in-Learning.com


To apply for funding to take the Racial Justice Workshop go to:

Leaders Fund Grants | Antler River Watershed Regional Council (arwrcucc.ca)


 

For more information contact Thérèse Samuel tsamuel@united-church.ca

Ontario Election Resources from Interfaith Social Assistance Reform Coalition

Ontario Election Resources from Interfaith Social Assistance Reform Coalition

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ISARC’s Ontario Election Backgrounders

During the past two years of pandemic response, many issues of equality, adequacy and human dignity were sidelined. Yet, the dire effects of the pandemic served to further expose and enlarge the gaps in our social safety net.

The backgrounders provided here speak to Affordable Housing, Income Security, Worker Justice and Long Term Care.

With your assistance ISARC plans to take the following actions:

  • The questions are being sent to party leaders and responses will be posted to the ISARC website by May 18
  • We ask those receiving this email to please direct the attached questions to the candidates in your local riding and then share the responses with ISARC.

Any responses received by ISARC will be posted to the ISARC website.

Together we make a difference, and an election is an important opportunity to bring public attention to matters that can be addressed if there is the political will to do so.

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