Rev. Lee Spice, Pastoral Relations Minister since just before Chinook Winds Region’s beginnings in late 2018, officially retired on June 30, 2021. We are grateful for the opportunity to have served with Lee Spice. Also, please check out Lee’s retirement …
By Treena Duncan and Tony Snow “Open my eyes that I may see,glimpses of truth thou hast for me”–Voices United #371) Clara Scott wrote the hymn, Open my Eyes that I May See in 1895 when Residential Schools were an unfortunate norm …
By Rev. Nancy Nourse Stroll for your Soul has wrapped up its three-week program! Over 250 people across Chinook Winds Region and beyond participated by taking intentional time to reflect on a daily email from Janice MacLean from the Prayer …
The Chinook Winds Town Hall on Wednesday, June 23 at 2 pm MST, will welcome guest speaker Rev. Andria Irwin for a conversation on Hybrid Worship – combining in-person and online ministry.Andria is one of the ministers at Highlands United …
Congregations across Chinook Winds Region continue to take time to remember and acknowledge that our Church’s history has also caused harm, particularly our involvement in Residential Schools. Communities of Faith took time to remember the 215 children found at the …
The United Church of Canada wishes to remain a constructive part of the Renfrew neighbourhood in Calgary. The congregation of Renfrew United Church, Calgary has exhausted its resources to maintain a building that has exceeded its lifespan. An initial round …
By Rev. Marie Wedderburn During the pandemic St. Andrew’s United, DeWinton, has stayed connected with one another in a variety of ways. At the beginning of the pandemic, we initiated a “buddy system” in which we agreed to stay …
Greetings! My name is Corinne and as the Chair of the newly-formed David Ferguson Music Fund, I’m honoured and excited to announce that the APPLICATION WINDOW IS OPEN! This fund is accessible to individuals and groups in the Chinook Winds Region …
By Treena Duncan, Executive Minister, Chinook Winds Region We are all processing the devastating and heartbreaking news about the remains of 215 children buried at the Kamloops Residential School in different ways. I know that you join me in deep …
By Tony Snow, Indigenous Minister, Chinook Winds Region It is with sadness that we reflect upon the 215 children, who died as a result of genocide. They died because they were being forced to conform to a society that valued …
