Report from Anglican-United Church dialogue compares theological, ecclesial understandings By Matt Gardner on November 9, 2016 on the Anglican Church of Canada’s website The need for renewed dialogue between the Anglican Church of Canada and The United Church of Canada … Continue reading →
an article by Tali Folkins on January 8, 2016 in the Anglican Journal The relationship between the Anglican Church of Canada and the United Church of Canada (UCC) is back on track, the United Church’s moderator says—and she’s delighted about … Continue reading →
Held in Barriere, September 25th to 26th The Church of St Paul hosted the Fall Convention of the Southern Interior Conference of the BC Synod. The Convention opened with worship Friday evening with Rev. Rick Schulz, the Dean of the … Continue reading →
Becoming an Ecumenical Shared Ministry On Thursday, September 24, 2015, members of the Church of St Paul, Clearwater United Church, and the local community as well as representatives from the Anglican Parishes of the Central Interior, BC Synod of the … Continue reading →
A Lutheran, an Anglican, and a United walk into a church… This article by André Forget posted to The Anglican Journal on May 13, 2015 is a wonderful way to celebrate the approval of the Shared Ministry Agreement and By-laws by all … Continue reading →
Faith Lutheran and St. Aidan’s Anglican Celebrate on Friday, March 13th Two Kelowna churches separated by one kilometre and hundreds of years of history are getting together this Friday. Possibly forever and ever. The Rutland congregations of the Lutheran and … Continue reading →
Done! Done! and Done! Well, not quite. The decisions made at the two congregational meetings held this past week to follow the Church of St Paul and make the entire North Thompson Pastoral Charge into an Ecumenical Shared Ministry now … Continue reading →
For the next three Sundays, Pastor Brian will be exploring the roots and gifts of the three denominations to which we relate as an Ecumenical Shared Ministry. He says, “I am not a historian but there will necessarily be a … Continue reading →
At its September 29th Congregational Meeting, the Clearwater United Church congregation voted unanimously to become an Ecumenical Shared Ministry that relates to the Anglican Church of Canada, the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada, and the United Church of Canada. The … Continue reading →
Following the service on Sunday, September 29th, the Clearwater United congregation will be having a meeting to determine if it wants to become an Ecumenical Shared Ministry relating to the United Church of Canada, the Anglican Church of Canada and … Continue reading →