National Indigenous Council Responds to the Results of Remit 1
In response, the National Indigenous Council shares their vision statement with the whole church.
In response, the National Indigenous Council shares their vision statement with the whole church.
All 16 regional councils, the National Indigenous Council, and 80% of pastoral charges in The United Church of Canada participated in the vote on Remit 1: Establishing an Autonomous National Indigenous Organization.
Vote results are currently still being tabulated. For votes that were mailed in by Canada Post, they will be counted, as long as they were post-marked by March 31.
To review the proposals and reports provided for the GCE for this meeting, go to commons.united-church.ca > Governance > General Council Executive > GC44 Executive (2022-2025) > Meeting Documents > 2024-02-23-24 GCE.
Two departing members share how joining the governing board of the Canadian Council of Churches can challenge and fulfill you.
Editorial changes to The Manual have been made for greater clarity and to reflect current terminology, policies and practices.
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NEWLY RELEASED! A new video answering more questions about Remit 1.
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Answering your questions about the remit. All congregations must vote on the remit by March 31, 2024.