On the last Wednesday of the month, Lunda will be hosting a baking tutorial that you can follow along from the comfort of your own home. Learn a new baking technique or just hang out with some sweet people.

Location: From your own home

Zoom links and recipes will be provided ahead of time. Contact Luna for the Zoom link and recipe!

Come join us on September 20th at 5 PM at Chapel of Epiphany for a fun dinner event. Everyone is welcome so bring your friends!

Non-Violence Day started as a conversation among the faith groups. We wanted an opportunity to come together and share our faith’s traditions and ideas relating to violence.

This conversation grew out of the events that happened to an SFU Chaplain. In November of 2008, Chaplain Gary was moving homes and found a package left on his doorstep. Believing it to be a going away present he picked it up. The package was in fact a bomb and detonated. Due to this event, the conversation grew into a plan to hold a Non-Violence Day as a way to come together and express that we are not for violence. It became a way to bring awareness to injustice and violence that occurs, and to stand against it.

Non Violence Day was created to bring together the faith groups of the centre to share their perspective on current and various social issues related to forms non-violence in hopes to encourage dialogue and hope to create a better, more aware, and understanding future.

Wanting to centre your day, needing a space to just sit and rest, longing for inclusive community, wondering about Jesus?

Come pray!! No really tho, you're a sacred being, embrace it.

Drop-in throughout the Lenten Season to pray and do sacred stuff. No previous experience needed (we'll help), offered almost everyday during Lent, Feast & Fallow Cafe is right next door so you can get lunch and coffee right after.

At Oakridge United Church, just up Columbia Street from Langara College to the left on 41st.

This is the last night before the Christian Lenten Season, a time of reflection and repentance. Many folx throughout the ages have chosen to give up something (butter? carbs? sugar?) so this night is one last hurrah before entering into the season.
Come for food, come for friends.

At Oakridge United Church, just up Columbia Street from Langara College to the left on 41st.

Come breathe, stretch, and spend time in the presence of God together

Looking for a way to centre before classes? Pop-in for Holy Yoga, Thursdays at 9am. 😌
We centre our lives around Jesus and embrace holistic movement and wellness.

At Oakridge United Church, just up Columbia Street from Langara College to the left on 41st.

Join us for part two of our pottery making with air-dry clay. We will paint the vessels we made last week and take them home!

Wanting to get connected, say hey to our Campus Minister Luna below. ;)

Want to give pottery a try but are not too confident with the wheel? We will be making bowls, cups, or anything you can imagine with air dry clay over two weeks. Part I is making the vessels. Part II is painting them

Wanting to get connected, say hey to our Campus Minister Luna below. ;)

Campus United gets together in the student union building (outside Blenz Coffee) bi-weekly to catch up about life and be surrounded by good friends. Our goal is to support one another’s mental health throughout the semester through community and spirituality while doing social justice.

Wanting to get connected, say hey to our Campus Minister Luna below. ;)

Let’s start the year off together and get to know one another with some games! We will be making a vision board for the semester. There will also be bags of non-perishable food to take home since times are particularly tough after the holidays.

Wanting to get connected, say hey to our Campus Minister Luna below. ;)

Come at 7pm for handcrafted cocoa and vegan treats provided by Feast & Fallow Cafe.
Then join in with university students as we gather to sing Christmas carols and read the Christmas story. Come for a night of warmth, mystery, and wonder!

Right next to Oakridge/41st Canada Line Station.

No matter where you are on a faith journey, you are welcome. 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

Ever wonder what you are supposed to be doing with your life?

Not sure what your calling is, or if you even have one? Join us on Wednesdays for 6 weeks of vocational discernment!

Curious about this Jesus thing? Wondering what the story of God is all about?

Come join friendly ministers and fellow university students as we gather to enter into the story of God through music (both modern and old), scripture (aka The Bible), celebration of the Lord’s table (or Eucharist or communion) and prayer (talking and listening to God).

Snacks and beverages provided.

Right next to Oakridge/41st Canada Line Station.

No matter where you are on a faith journey, you are welcome.

Looking to connect with old and new friends from across Vancouver, New Westminster, and Burnaby?

Come join Pamela Evans (First Third Team Lead) for a free dinner and games at her place in New Westminster.

Right by Columbia Station on the Expo Line.

Come in and join the fun by engaging with community through this time of thought and contemplation.

The Blanket Exercise is based on using Indigenous methodologies and the goal is to build understanding about our shared history as Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples in Canada by walking through pre-contact, treaty-making, colonization and resistance. Everyone is actively involved as they step onto blankets that represent the land, and into the role of First Nations, Inuit and later Métis peoples. By engaging on an emotional and intellectual level, the Blanket Exercise effectively educates and increases empathy.

Wondering what your next step ought to be?

A lot of people (maybe most) go through seasons where what’s next is awfully unclear.

As Christians, we know that’s perfectly natural, but we also believe that God has a particular call for each life—that each of us has something to offer this world that only we can give. Sometimes that gets worked out in our jobs, and sometimes in other ways.

The good news is that we don’t have to figure it out on our own. We can do that discerning work in a community. And we have resources to help us do it well.

Join UBC Campus Minister, Rev. Aaron Miller, as we work our way together through this discussion!

O God—you have formed us out of the dust of the earth.

May these ashes be to us a sign of our mortality and penitence, and a reminder of your grace.

This evening we mark the beginning of the Lenten season by telling the story of God, entering into our mortality, and stepping into communal repentance.

Pause.

In the midst of busyness for a simple gathering of reflection, meditation, and communion.

All are welcome.

Our Creator is worthy of our conversation--our stories of thanksgiving, our feelings of anger, our outpouring of lament, and our soulful confessions. The songs, poems, and conversations in the book Psalms guide us in this, we’ll sit in them, rest, listen, and respond with Psalms of our own.

Join us on the Campus United Instagram, Live for this guided time (either at 7pm or anytime after as it will be posted on IGTV), no prep required, but journaling after encouraged.

Our Creator is worthy of our conversation--our stories of thanksgiving, our feelings of anger, our outpouring of lament, and our soulful confessions. The songs, poems, and conversations in the book Psalms guide us in this, we’ll sit in them, rest, listen, and respond with Psalms of our own.

Join us on the Campus United Instagram, Live for this guided time (either at 7pm or anytime after as it will be posted on IGTV), no prep required, but journaling after encouraged.

Our Creator is worthy of our conversation--our stories of thanksgiving, our feelings of anger, our outpouring of lament, and our soulful confessions. The songs, poems, and conversations in the book Psalms guide us in this, we’ll sit in them, rest, listen, and respond with Psalms of our own.

Join us on the Campus United Instagram, Live for this guided time (either at 7pm or anytime after as it will be posted on IGTV), no prep required, but journaling after encouraged.

Pause.

In the midst of busyness for a simple gathering of reflection, meditation, and communion.

All are welcome.

Our Creator is worthy of our conversation--our stories of thanksgiving, our feelings of anger, our outpouring of lament, and our soulful confessions. The songs, poems, and conversations in the book Psalms guide us in this, we’ll sit in them, rest, listen, and respond with Psalms of our own.

Join us on the Campus United Instagram, Live for this guided time (either at 7pm or anytime after as it will be posted on IGTV), no prep required, but journaling after encouraged.

A memorial for all those who died during the pandemic, including those to Covid and the opioid crisis.

In partnership with the Pacific Mountain Regional Council of the United Church of Canada, Moms Stop the Harm, First United, and the St Paul’s Hospital Foundation.

Pause.

In the midst of busyness for a simple gathering of reflection, meditation, and communion.

All are welcome.