Mission and Service Stories
Good stories are meant to be shared
These stories highlight the life-changing work made possible through Mission and Service. Share them in worship, on social media, or in everyday conversation.
The more they’re shared, the further the impact goes.
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Mission and Service Story: Care for Caregivers
The Northern Indigenous Ministers Retreat is entering its third year, offering a much-needed opportunity to pause, to grieve and to renew. Here is the Mission and Service stor
Mission and Service Story: Pursuing Peace
For Ashley Keeping, the Minority Youth Forum in Miyakojima, Japan, proved how powerful it is to bring youth together to share their culture, their faith, and their stories. Here i
Mission and Service Story: Shared Wonder
Away from the pressures and distractions of everyday life, campers can be fully present. Here is the Mission and Service story for the week of July 19, 2026. Nestled along the
Mission and Service Story: Reverence and Service
Our faith at work can have lasting impacts through the years. Here is the Mission and Service story for the week of July 12, 2026. We would like to share a blog written by Rev
Mission and Service Story: Grace at the Gate
In a simple act of welcome, we see God’s love made visible. We see children being embraced, barriers softened, and growth encouraged. Here is the Mission and Service story f
Mission and Service Story: Campfires and Confidence
Music programs help young people develop confidence, and encourage teamwork, creativity, and self-expression. Here is the Mission and Service story for the week of June 21, 2026. F
Mission and Service Story: Making Joyful Noise
Music programs help young people develop confidence, and encourage teamwork, creativity, and self-expression. Here is the Mission and Service story for the week of June 14, 2026. T
Mission and Service Story: Created and Loved
Across Canada and around the world, Mission and Service partners are helping create communities where people are welcomed, affirmed, and treated with dignity. Here is the Miss
