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We acknowledge with gratitude the traditional territories of our Indigenous and Metis neighbours and their hospitality. We offer our respect and commitment to living into right relationship with all our relations.
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Information that you would like included in the Weekly News should be sent to Cherry through this email by 4:00 p.m. on Tuesdays: PrairietoPine@united-church.ca
We REALLY want to facilitate the sharing of news about pastoral concerns, celebrations, educational opportunities and events so PLEASE share them with us. Due to the volume of requests, we will be pleased to publish announcements about events on 2 occasions before the deadline for registration and/or the actual event.
NOTE: We will be aiming to send out the Weekly News on Wednesdays.
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COVID Updates for Both Manitoba and Ontario
(COVID updates in either province will be in the government links provided.)
Amendments to Red Restrictions - Manitoba
On February 09, 2021 the province of Manitoba announced some amendments to the red restrictions that are to expire on February 12, 2021. Changes to the Public Health Orders that will most directly effect faith-based communities are the permission for Faith-Based Communities to gather together for worship with a limit of 10% of capacity or 50 people which ever is less when adhering to social distancing and all other related protocols. Also, ten people other than the officiant and a photographer will be permitted at weddings.
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Manitoba Bridge Grant Extension
With the extension of the red restrictions for COVID 19, “beginning on January 8, 2021, the Manitoba Government will begin issuing a second payment to eligible applicants that applied for a Bridge Grant during the period of November 16- December 31, 2020”. For more information please go to:
https://manitoba.ca/covid19/programs/bridge-grant.html
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Communication
The Prairie to Pine Weekly News is our primary means of dispensing information during these times. For those who are not currently receiving, to get registered to receive the Weekly News please email Cherry Abad with your request ( cabad@united-church.ca)
Some information is also available through the Prairie to Pine Regional Council website: www.prairietopinerc.ca |
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Community of Faith Events Calendar
Reminder: our Community of Faith events calendar is open 24/7 for online events! As long as the public is invited, you can post it. From workshops to worship, go for it. Here’s the handy form:
https://prairietopinerc.ca/community-events-form/
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Regional Ash Wednesday preparation
Online Gathering and Worship
Tonight, Feb. 17, 2021, 7:00 p.m. (central)
(Room will open at 6:30 p.m.,
please come early if you need to check your connection)
Join us for liturgy, covenanting with Communities of Faith, and small group conversation. Offered by your friendly Committee on Community of Faith Support. All welcome! Invite widely. Share this event widely.
Here is the Zoom link to join the Ash Wednesday Covenanting service on Feb. 17. Connect at 6:30 to resolve any technical issues then join an informal conversation with others in breakout rooms before worship begins at 7:00 p.m. For those joining this zoom worship by phone, the responsive readings and hymn words are available here.
Please share the zoom link widely with others in your faith community but please do not make it available on publicly accessible websites, Facebook or other social media.
Prepare ashes in advance for your own use. Safely experiment to find what works for you. A candle wick or wooden match burned till the (cooled) tip crumbles between your fingers may work.100% cotton scraps burn to a good ash. So would a previous year’s palm crosses if you have them. To help the ash adhere, use a small drop of cooking oil, or moisten your finger on a pad of oily paper towel.
Website listing: Regional Ash Wednesday
Facebook event: https://fb.me/e/hjO7ARDP3 |
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Zeebu 2021 - A Success! New
Zeebu 2021 took place online on Feb 12 th and 13th. The theme "All Our Relations" looked at the history of Manitoba with an Indigenous Focus, touching briefly on the UCC Apology to Indigenous Peoples in 1986 and then coming back around to the importance of building healthy relationships with all our relations. The theme team did a great job of collaborating with Cree Elder, the Very Reverend Stan McKay, and doing additional research to create their program which included facts, timelines, a video of a residential school survivor and stories told by Stan and members of the theme team. Friday night began with a drum song to welcome the Creator, led by William Miller, one of our Young Adults who serves on the UCC's National Indigenous Council. With engaging worship, theme time, games, bedtime story by Stan Friday night, and time in home groups, the 49 participants seemed to have been glad they took part. Prairie to Pine Region has been blessed with talented young leaders who provide opportunities for fellow youth in the region to grow in faith. Click here if you’d like to see and hear a compilation of “Go Make a Difference” done by youth from our region. It was created to be used at Zeebu and to be shared with communities of faith in our region for use in their worship services, to remind everyone that they can make a difference in the world by letting their light shine for all to see. Enjoy! |
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Ministry Personnel Support Gathering Reminder
The Committee on Ministry Personnel Support of the Prairie to Pine Regional Council recently sent out an email about a program offering the listening ear of some experienced retired/retained colleagues, the MP2MP Connectors. Every two weeks on Tuesday afternoon at 3:00 p.m., Ministry Personnel are offered the opportunity to check in with one another through a ZOOM connection. The next one is on February 23, 2021. The Zoom link is available on the P2P website under the events calendar or in the Weekly News. |
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Stay tuned for a word from your faithful
Nominations Committee
Over the next month, the Nominations Committee will be sharing invitations to opportunities to volunteer or serve with the Regional Council and some of its partnerships. You can nominate yourself or someone else. Watch their page and this newsletter for updates; first up will be the planning committee for our 2021 Regional annual meeting.
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Online Lenten Retreat for Ministry Personnel
The Living Skies Committee on Ministry Personnel Support is hosting an online Lenten Retreat for Ministry Personnel, in collaboration with St. Andrew’s College. Leadership will be provided by Diane Strickland, faculty members from the College, and members of the Committee. March 16-17, 9:30-11:30/ 1:00-3:00. Cost will be $25 for the two days, and will include discounted access to resources from Diane and a worship service for use on March 21. Registration details will be available in the coming weeks. Ministry Personnel from other Regional Councils are welcome.
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Creative Ideas
One thing that happens during the bi-monthly connections with some of Prairie to Pines Ministry Personnel is the sharing of some ideas for worship, study and community building. Creativity can be contagious and ideas that get can be implemented in other places. Here are a few things that you may want to try in your community of faith:
For Black History Month:
*stories about the two communities featured on the two special Black History month Canadian stamps; Amber Valley, Alberta and Willow Grove, New Brunswick – Commentary by Ralph Thomas in a CTV News Clip (Thanks to Rolanda Taylor, Boissevain-Minto for this idea)
* sharing a UTube video (through Global Citizen) entitled “Children Talk about Black History Month” (Thanks to Lesley Harrison at Knox United Church, Winnipeg)
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Renewals of Appointments
The Pastoral Relations Minister has received inquiries about the timelines and process for Renewals of Appointments for Ministry Personnel and Students/Candidates. Sometime next week, an email outlining the details of the process and timelines for both Ministry Personnel and Communities of Faith will be sent out to all Ministry Personnel requiring renewal of appointments. While the Communities of Faith can and should have the initial conversations about renewal before the end of March and may even make the motions at meetings of their Congregations/Pastoral Charge or governing bodies, the Pastoral Relations Commission of Prairie to Pine Regional Council will NOT be processing any Renewals of Appointments until at least its April meeting. All renewals must be processed by the Pastoral Relations Commission no later than its meeting on June 08, 2021. These timelines are because we are requiring before consideration: 1. that Ministry Personnel complete their 2021/2022 Annual Declaration regarding Criminal Charges and Criminal Records (the portal for which does not open until April 01) and 2. That Communities of faith/Pastoral Charges submit the 2020 end of Year Financial Statement; 2021 proposed budget and the first quarter financial statement for 2021 as part of the documentation.
If you have any questions about these matters that require immediate response, please contact Judy Hare, the Pastoral Relations Minister ( Jhare@united-church.ca) or 204-421-8151. |
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Please send 2020 Annual Report
Please send two copies of your community of faith’s 2020 Annual Report to the Committee on Community of Faith Support: one hard copy mailed to Prairie to Pine Regional Council, 1622B St. Mary’s Road, Winnipeg, MB R2M 3W7, and an electronic copy (if you’ve saved the report on a computer) to PrairietoPine@united-church.ca. These annual reports will be available for reference by the Committee on Community of Faith Support, staff, and other committees / commissions who may have need to see them. Be sure to keep a copy to be archived at some point. The 2020 report may be of particular interest to future researchers looking at how churches did their work during Covid-19 pandemic.
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Congregational annual meeting top secret secret voting strategies and more updated
Lots of you are going ahead with congregational meetings online, and have many good questions about voting. Here are some thoughts from Executive Minister Shannon McCarthy on not so secret ballots and your community of faith’s online annual meeting. Here’s a good resource from some of our kin in Ontario that outlines the various options. (Hint: there’s really no such thing as a completely secret ballot for everyone.)
The Centre for Christian Studies also has a great recorded “how to” workshop (and a hilarious video that may sound just a bit familiar). |
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Important update:
Congregational annual meetings for 2021
A reminder of a notice sent late last year: The General Council Executive has suspended the requirement to hold congregational annual meetings until June, in light of the pandemic. You can still hold an online meeting as possible, but meetings are not required. Please click here for details. Further details about related matters like budgets and annual reports this will be shared later this month. |
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Information About Annual Meetings
and Annual Reports
The calendar now has us in 2021 and many questions have been forthcoming about Annual Reports related to 2020 and also Annual Meetings for that period. Many of our Congregations have remained closed for several weeks if not months. Committees have been less than active in many cases due to the disruption. Others have been extremely active in creating safe space and connections in your midst.
The General Council Executive back in April, 2020 made some amendments to The Manual (2019) related allowing for some matters that are deemed necessary.
See this link for details.
https://united-church.ca/sites/default/files/gs_49_temporary_amendment_re_pastoral_relations.pdf
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2021 Bursary applications
We welcome Darlynne Smith as the New Chair of the Prairie to Pine Bursary Committee and thank Shirley May for her many years of service as the Past-Convener of the committee.
The Regional Council Bursary Fund and UCW Bursary applications are now available. Please visit the Prairie to Pine Regional Council website for more information and how to apply, including the letter to the Chairperson of Official Boards of Communities of Faith and UCWs or Women's Group. |
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Online Education Supervisors Training
Registration is now open for the Certificate in Ministry Supervision (February 22nd-February 26th Intensive 2021) being offered in partnership with the Vancouver School of Theology.
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Looking for income?
Passionate about a justice topic?
Like video editing?
The UCC is looking for youth 12 to 30 years of age to create 10-15 minute videos to be used as conversation starters for Youth Groups across the United Church of Canada to engage in important conversations around mental health, environment and social justice. Please email TMacNair@united-church.ca
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Support for Ministry Personnel
These are stressful times when ministry personnel are attempting to fulfill the tasks associated with their role and calling and find safe and creative ways to keep congregations connected and spiritually nurtured. For many the time it takes to draw upon the gifts and skills of others to carry out some tasks and the learning curve around new technologies to enable meetings, study groups, worship and virtual coffee times to happen is significant. Ministry Personnel are encouraged amid all that is being required of them, to tend to self care and seek out the support of others if and when it might be helpful. The Employee and Family Assistance Plan of the United church of Canada offers several supports accessible online or by calling: 1-800-387-4765
With further details under: www.uccan-benefitscentre.ca |
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HELP REQUESTED:
Sharing resources for re-engaging during COVID 19
During recent ZOOM meetings with leaders from Communities of Faith (September 15, 2020) and Ministry Personnel (September 22,2020) requests were made from some for samples of protocols developed by Communities of Faith for worship in building, celebration of baptism in person, celebration of communion in person, celebration of virtual communion on World wide Communion Sunday and plans for Sunday School or ministry with children and youth (both in person and virtual). If you are willing to share any of your resources please send them along to Cherry Abad and indicate whether you are willing to have a link posted on the Weekly News or prefer that they be available to others only upon request from Regional Council staff.
A reminder that there are links to resources of various types on both the Prairie to Pine Regional Council website and the General Council website. Another website with resources for ministry with children and families is Messy Church at Home: https://messychurch.org.uk/resources/messy-church-home-ideas
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Our world seems smaller and more confined since COVID began. May these stories help widen it, and help us see where our prayers and actions from home can support those we may never meet in person, but with whom we are part of the Body of Christ.
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Update on Bill C-15 and the United Church New
Following discussions with the National Indigenous Council and the Elders Council, the United Church of Canada has not signed on to the ecumenical campaign supporting the federal Bill C-15 on the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. Both the Council and the Elders cited the need for community discernment, as outlined in the Calls to the Church, before a decision could be taken. This is a reflection of our commitment to the Declaration, which we continue to support as the framework of reconciliation.
We also continue to encourage everyone to learn more about the UN Declaration. It remains one of the many crucial calls to our church within the TRC Calls to Action. (You can download a free PDF of the text here and read KAIROS’ summary of the Declaration’s long journey.) See the Events listing in this newsletter for a related event from churches who have taken a position on Bill C-15, and watch for an upcoming event on diverse points of view on Bill C-15, hosted by KAIROS Prairies North. |
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Affirming PIE Day 2021 and video launch,
Sunday March 14
PIE= Public+Intentional+Explicit: the standard for creating a safer sacred space for LGBTQIA+ and Two Spirit people. For 2021 and its many online events, Affirm United/ S’affirmer Ensemble and Calgary’s Affirming Connections ask: What ingredients or recipe make up your PIE and your radical hospitality? Have a look at the materials to help you animate PIE, including a new worship service. Check out online events, and add your own. Your gathering or worship doesn’t have to be complicated…. It doesn’t even have to include pie (any dessert or savoury treat is welcome. But do make it PIE. And, if you want your PIE hot, check out the forthcoming short video on a topic that is overly close to many LGBTQIA+ people: What the Hell?
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Black/ African Heritage Month resources
for congregations
February is Black History (or African Heritage) Month in Canada, a time to honour the contributions and struggles of peoples of African descent. How do you and your congregation plan to mark it? The United Church has many worship resources for each week, including new blog posts, prayers, and a new Black History Month service for 2021. Here, for example, Nancy Oliver-MacKenzie shares about the work of Montreal's Union United Church for social justice in the Black community and beyond through a written reflection and a video. |
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National Church: new opportunities to serve
From conflict resolution facilitators to researchers about Black experiences in the United Church: please see details here, and consider both your own call and others’ gifts. |
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Up to date 2021 Minutes for Mission:
where to find them!
There are lots of ways to access Minutes for Mission and all the great videos and photos that go with them. Have a look here. |
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Canada, the Churches, and Bill C-15 New
February 18th, 6:00 P.M. Central
The Canadian Council of Churches invites us to learn about the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. With Archbishop Mark MacDonald, Chief Wilton (Willie) Littlechild, Professor Sheryl Lightfoot, Ellen Gabriel. Register here. |
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Unsettling the World:
Biblical Experiments in Decolinization New
Thursdays, February 18 and 25, 1:30- 3:30 PM Central. Join with Indigenous and settler resource people to challenge and change our reading of the Bible. Full details are here.
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Faith on the Move:
a national journey online through Lent New
Feb 23, March 2, March 9, March 16, March 23, March 30, Noon Central/ 1:00pm Eastern. Please refer to this link for a full description and to confirm times, as the dates fall over the daylight savings time change. These will be 60 minute programs.
We'll meet every Tuesday at 1pm ET from February 23 to March 30. Because some parts of the country go to Daylight Saving Time on March 14, please click these links to see the start time in each of Canada's time zones for each of our meeting dates: |
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Hopeful Economics UnConference New
March 3-5, 2021, hosted by the UCC’s EDGE Network. "Hopeful Economics" is a way of looking at the world of the assets and abundance that it has and making that work for everyone. And "UnConference" is when topics and discussions are informed by the people who show up. You'll be helping lead the direction of the conversations! With an incredible lineup of speakers, you'll dive deep into the relationship between social enterprise and faith. You'll learn about the economic impact of churches and how to pitch your community of faith to form new partnerships. Details, agenda, and registration:
https://whova.com/web/virtu20_202012/
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Online Book Launch: Thriving Churches New
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February 23, 7:30 p.m. EST, with authors
Loraine MacKenzie Shepherd and Tammy Allan
Thriving Churches identifies characteristics shared by successful churches and common spiritual attributes that connect to the early churches, as described in scripture. Filled with concrete examples from congregations of various sizes, this book will inspire other churches. Also included is an eight-page study guide on spiritual attributes of thriving churches.
Please click here to register. |
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Affirming Celebration on March 14, 2021
for Steinbach United Church New
All are welcome to a celebration of becoming an Affirming Ministry for Steinbach United Church on March 14, 2021 (P.I.E. Day – The National Affirming Day) at 10:30AM Central Daylight on Zoom. To join our zoom celebration please email the church office at steinbachunited@mymts.net for a link to the service. Click here to send a message of support and congratulations to the congregation. |
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Make Your Own Videos New
An Online WeVideo Training Course
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WeVideo is a powerful, easy-to-use cloud-based program for creating and editing videos to use as worship resources, for raising awareness about social justice issues, for chronicling a congregation’s life and work, or for sharing personal stories.
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In this hands-on 6-hour course – delivered via Zoom in 3 sessions - participants will learn video editing tools and creative techniques needed to create their own videos.
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"For the Love of Creation" New
Climate Conversations
“For the Love of Creation” is a national initiative that brings together faith bodies and faith-based organizations in Canada under a unified banner to mobilize education, reflection, action and advocacy for climate justice. The United Church of Canada is a proud partner in this work.
The Outreach Committee and the Green Team at Knox United in Brandon are working together to host three different small group conversations. You can choose to participate in just one or all three! Please click here for more information. |
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UNJPPI Network News New
Are you interested in peace and justice issues? Do you want to learn more about Israel and Palestine? Or are you already engaged in these issues and want to connect with other advocacy initiatives to further your commitment? UNJPPI (United Network for Justice and Peace in Palestine/Israel) is a grassroots network of United Church members and adherents, and other friends, working toward the goal of a just peace in Palestine and Israel by calling for an end to Israel’s military occupation of Palestinian lands and equal rights for all who live in Palestine/Israel through education and advocacy. Read more about UNJPPI.
You can subscribe here for their monthly Network News containing resources, opportunities for learning and campaigns to get involved in justice and peace in the region. Click here to subscribe. |
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Conversations on Indigenous Lands and Issues
Sandy-Saulteaux Spiritual Centre is inviting you to a series of conversations on Indigenous Lands and Issues in Canada. In a monthly series beginning Feb. 20, our Keeper of the Circle, Adrian Jacobs, will be speaking with elders across the country to explore the cultural and historic foundations to today's headlines.
You can find the details and register at: https://sandysaulteaux.ca/event/introduction-to-indigenous-lands-and-issues-in-canada/
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Study and Discussion Opportunity
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STUDY AND DISCUSSION THURSDAYS 1-2:30 p.m. BEGINNING FEBRUARY 18th
Interested in joining others for some reading and discussion – and learning more about the gospel according to John? We will meet by zoom once a week (Thursday afternoon) for an hour and half.
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As a resource we will be using An Audacious Invitation by Walter Farquharson and Jeff Cook. Print copies of the book can be ordered through the Harrow church office ( secretary@harrowunited.ca) or directly from Woodlake Publishing ( https://www.woodlakebooks.com) It’s also available as an ebook. The study will be led by Teresa Moysey. We’re thrilled to announce that co-author Jeff Cook will also be joining us for some of our discussion.
The zoom link to participate is: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84092258399?pwd=ck92RTMrUE1XWXRhcXlVeUFhQTNwQT09
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Reflections on the Queer Resistance
and Religious Alliance Conference, Indonesia
On behalf of the church, Hyerim Park and Ha Na Park attended the online “Liberating Our Bodies: Sexual Politics, Queer Resistance and Religious Alliance Today”, hosted by the Jakarta Theological Seminary in Indonesia. It was a rich and challenging experience. Read the full article here. |
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Lenten Prophecy
Lenten Prophecy - Rev. Robert Johannson
Looking for a Lenten Discipline, I have been studying The Prophets by Abraham Heschel. Anyone interested in doing a few zoom sessions on the prophetic witness can contact Robert Johannson at 204-775-5436.
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Is your website out of date?
Do you need help freshening it up, and don’t know where to begin?
Let’s be honest – a church’s website is becoming more and more important to attracting new congregation members, donations, and hosting information on COVID-19 and how you’re responding to it.
Selkirk United Church recently paid to have their website redone, with email transfer and social media inclusion included in the work. You can see their new website here: www.selkirkunitedchurch.ca
If this is something that you and your church are interested in, and want to start a conversation with some United Church web people, please reach out to Meghan Chorney at meghanchorney@gmail.com. |
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Sermon by Phone
As the pandemic restrictions continue and Communities of Faith continue to look for ways to meet ministry needs of people, some may find this helpful when trying to provide worship to folks who don’t have easy access to the Internet or just don’t want to deal with ZOOM or YouTube or Facebook Live. The service called “Sermon by Phone” allows you to upload your weekly service/sermon and give people access through a local phone number with no IDs, no passcodes, no internet. For more details please see this link:
Trinity United Church in Winnipeg has been using this and Elizabeth Brown (eliz.tuc@mymts.net ) would be happy to respond to questions anyone has.
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1JustCity's ministry continues, COVID or not
A reminder to all supporters of1JustCity in Winnipeg that their offer of safe space continues through COVID, adapting to changing regulations to serve the community’s needs. Here’s an overview from CBC. Read about the latest ways to help here.
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Kairos Regional Online Gathering 2021
This gathering is centered on Treaties 1 and 2 Territory, ancestral land of the Dakota, Anishinaabe, Ojibway, Ojibway- Cree, Cree, Dene
and the homeland of the Metis Nation
WE ARE HOSTING A SERIES OF ONLINE ZOOM SESSIONS TO REPLACE OUR IN-PERSON ANNUAL GATHERING. ALL ARE WELCOME!
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St. Andrew’s College ReJUNEvation is going virtual for 2021. The conference will be held June 16–18, 2021.
Rev. Canon Dr. Scott Sharman will present on the theme, “Now it Springs Forth: Looking for Ecumenical Movement with Fresh Eyes.”
Please click here for more information.
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United-in-Learning
The webinars offered over the next several months are now posted and open for registration on the United in Learning website. These webinars include:
- Boundaries training (Introductory course and refresher courses in the areas of Social Media and retirement with January dates);
- Pension Information Seminar (March 09, 2021);
- Congregational Finances (monthly with the first one on January 27);
- Thriving Churches Beyond COVID 19 (January 27 and February 3 & 10);
- faith on the Move Lenten Series (beginning February 23).
For details and registration please go to:
https://united-in-learning.com/index.php/webinars/upcoming-webinars
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New at United Church in Learning
Have a look at some great new opportunities here. |
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News from Equity and Diversity Committee
Huge thank you to all that participated in the Regional Meeting. We just wanted to let everyone know that our vision statement was approved UNANIMOUSLY! What an amazing feeling.
We have included the version voted on at the meeting.
We still have 2 seats open on our committee, if you have a passion for social justice, want to hang out with a great bunch of people and meet once a month - this may be the committee for you! Want to attend a meeting to check us out? You are welcome to do that as well. Let us know!
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CDI Loan and Grants applications
Grants and Loan applications are now available. To know more about Church Development Inc. (CDI) and how to apply for the grants and loans, please click here.
Deadline to receive grants applications: March 31 and October 15
Deadline to receive loan application: Accepted anytime
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Reminder: be careful with photo copyright!
Here are some tips
Photos are vital to our websites, social media, worship PowerPoints and much more. They add a lot to our online ministry and in-person PowerPoints. And they’re sometimes a little too easy to take and share. So please beware, and follow good copyright practices. Click here for some further information, resources, and ideas for copyright-free or fair use photos. |
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1622-B St. Mary's Rd
Winnipeg MB R2M 3S7
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Prairie to Pine Regional Council
STAFF
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Shannon McCarthy
Executive Minister for
Prairie to Pine Regional Council
Living Skies Regional Council
Northern Spirit Regional Council
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SMcCarthy@united-church.ca
1-800-268-3781 ext. 2028
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Jamie Mckay
Program Assistant for
Prairie to Pine Regional Council
Living Skies Regional Council
Northern Spirit Regional Council
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JMckay@united-church.ca
1-800-268-3781 ext. 2040
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Judy Hare
Pastoral Relations Minister
Prairie to Pine Regional Council
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JHare@united-church.ca
204-421-8151
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Twila MacNair
Minister of Young Adults And Youth
Prairie to Pine Regional Council
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TMacNair@united-church.ca
204-781-8124
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Cherry Abad
Administrative Support
Prairie to Pine Regional Council
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CAbad@united-church.ca
204-594-8381
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Heather Dootoff
Financial Administrator for
Prairie to Pine Regional Council
Living Skies Regional Council
Northern Spirit Regional Council
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HDootoff@united-church.ca
Phone:306-789-1622
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Julie Graham
Regional Minister: Justice & Communication for
Prairie to Pine Regional Council
Living Skies Regional Council
Northern Spirit Regional Council
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JGraham@united-church.ca
Phone: 306-244-2157
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Erin Acland
Keeper of the Archives
Prairie to Pine Regional Council
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ucarchives@uwinnipeg.ca
Phone: 204-783-0708
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