Prayer is a significant aspect in the daily life of the Christian. It is the way in which we can communicate directly with our Creator God, identify His will in our lives, and intercede for others around us. Conversing with God should not be a last resort; it should be our first response to blessings and struggles, whether in our own lives, on behalf of close friends and family, or even for those in power that might be in direct opposition to what we believe to be true. As we enter the new year, let us begin 2025 learning how to prioritize prayer.

Speaker: Pastor Josh Hufemia

Prayer is a significant aspect in the daily life of the Christian. It is the way in which we can communicate directly with our Creator God, identify His will in our lives, and intercede for others around us. Conversing with God should not be a last resort; it should be our first response to blessings and struggles, whether in our own lives, on behalf of close friends and family, or even for those in power that might be in direct opposition to what we believe to be true. As we enter the new year, let us begin 2025 learning how to prioritize prayer.

Speaker: Sam Barg

Meal: Free Pizza

We're having a procrastination station this Saturday from 6-8pm! We're going skating downtown at the Stuart Park outdoor rink! The event is free, however, if you do not have skates then it costs $7 to rent skates and $2 to rent a helmet. All rentals are cash only. Invite your friends to come along and we can't wait to see you there!

Prayer is a significant aspect in the daily life of the Christian. It is the way in which we can communicate directly with our Creator God, identify His will in our lives, and intercede for others around us. Conversing with God should not be a last resort; it should be our first response to blessings and struggles, whether in our own lives, on behalf of close friends and family, or even for those in power that might be in direct opposition to what we believe to be true. As we enter the new year, let us begin 2025 learning how to prioritize prayer.

Speaker: Pastor Josh Hufemia

Our annual Christmas banquet is happening at 6pm on Dec. 6th at The House Church! Tickets will be $25 and they can be purchased on Thursday Night UCMs from Erin with cash or card, or for an extra fee on Rubric. We'll gather to eat dinner together, and participate in some Christmas activities. Attire is semi-formal. Ticket deadline is December 2 at 11:59pm. We hope to see you there!

We are holding weekly prayer meetings in collaboration with Power to Change (P2C). This semester, we'll be meeting on Thursdays from 12:30-1:00 pm in UNC 316A! 

“Trinity” is not a word that we find in Scripture. Yet, it has been one of the most important words in Christian culture and tradition, used to refer to God as three distinct persons in one Being. How can we make sense of that? Join us this month as we talk about The Father, The Son, and The Holy Spirit and how they are all the one God that Christians worship.

Speaker: Rev. James Perreaux

We are holding weekly prayer meetings in collaboration with Power to Change (P2C). This semester, we'll be meeting on Thursdays from 12:30-1:00 pm in UNC 316A! 

We're hosting a board game procrastination station! Invite your friends and bring along your favourite board games and snacks. Games night is happening this Saturday at 6:30pm in the global collegium which is on the bottom level of EME.

“Trinity” is not a word that we find in Scripture. Yet, it has been one of the most important words in Christian culture and tradition, used to refer to God as three distinct persons in one Being. How can we make sense of that? Join us this month as we talk about The Father, The Son, and The Holy Spirit and how they are all the one God that Christians worship.

Speaker: Rikk Watts

We are holding weekly prayer meetings in collaboration with Power to Change (P2C). This semester, we'll be meeting on Thursdays from 12:30-1:00 pm in UNC 316A! 

“Trinity” is not a word that we find in Scripture. Yet, it has been one of the most important words in Christian culture and tradition, used to refer to God as three distinct persons in one Being. How can we make sense of that? Join us this month as we talk about The Father, The Son, and The Holy Spirit and how they are all the one God that Christians worship.

Speaker: Rev. Dr. Todd Statham

We are holding weekly prayer meetings in collaboration with Power to Change (P2C). This semester, we'll be meeting on Thursdays from 12:30-1:00 pm in UNC 316A! 

We're hosting a movie night procrastination station! Invite your friends and bring along some snacks to enjoy while we watch Up. The movie night is happening on Nov. 2 from 7:00pm - 10:00 pm in the UNC 106 (the Theatre).

Every year, UCM does a food drive on Halloween night to collect items for The Pantry; UBCO's on-campus food bank! This year, Halloween falls on a Thursday night so we will be doing this rather than our regular Thursday night. 

There are 2 parts to this events - food collection and then the after party. 
The food collection is from 5-7:30pm. We will:
   - Meet on campus at 5pm (F lot - parking lot near Nechako and UNC)
   - Organize rides to Quail Ridge 
   - In groups of 2-4, walk from house to house to collect donations
   - Halloween costumes are encouraged!
   - When finished, meet back on campus, bring donations to The Well, and count them

The second part of the evening is the after party from 7:30-8:30pm.
   - We will all meet in EME 1101 (the regular UCM room) after collecting donations
   - You can bring board and card games
   - Halloween costumes are encouraged! There will be a costume contest!
   - You are welcome to come even if you can't make it to the food collection :)

Please fill in this form to let us know if you are coming to collect food.

We are holding weekly prayer meetings in collaboration with Power to Change (P2C). This semester, we'll be meeting on Thursdays from 12:30-1:00 pm in UNC 316A! 

On Oct. 24, we’re dedicating the night to doing a worship night. This is a great opportunity to take some time during the busyness of midterm season to spend some time with the Lord in worship, and prayer. 

Thursday Nights are our weekly worship gathering where we engage teachings from the Bible around relevant topics for university students. It's a place where everyone is welcome, seeking to know Jesus is prioritized, and authentic relationships are valued.

We are holding weekly prayer meetings in collaboration with Power to Change (P2C). This semester, we'll be meeting on Thursdays from 12:30-1:00 pm in UNC 316A! 

We're partnering with UBCO rec to go hike Mount Boucherie on Saturday October 19th at 11am. The hike is a moderate trail, and approximately 5.6km long which should take about 2 hours. UBCO rec has limited spots so make sure to sign up soon!

James 2:17 says, “faith by itself, if it is not accompanied by action, is dead”. Throughout the Old and the New Testament, we find several examples of God’s people stepping out in faith through how they treated and interacted with others. University is full of students from different religious and cultural backgrounds, so let’s talk about how we should follow the example of Jesus and other characters in the Bible in treating each other in our diverse environment.

Speaker: Pastor Josh Hufemia

We are holding weekly prayer meetings in collaboration with Power to Change (P2C). This semester, we'll be meeting on Thursdays from 12:30-1:00 pm in UNC 316A! 

Join us for our annual Friendsgiving Potluck! This year, Pastor Todd will be hosting the dinner for those of you who will be in town and not going away for Thanksgiving weekend! We will be meeting at 4:30pm on Saturday, October 12th at 734 Cassiar Place. Rides will be arranged closer to the date if needed. The big food items will be taken care of but we will need some help from attendees to bring along some of the other Thanksgiving items. We will send out a spreadsheet for everyone to choose an item to bring along. The deadline to RSVP is Tuesday, October 8th at 11:59pm.

James 2:17 says, “faith by itself, if it is not accompanied by action, is dead”. Throughout the Old and the New Testament, we find several examples of God’s people stepping out in faith through how they treated and interacted with others. University is full of students from different religious and cultural backgrounds, so let’s talk about how we should follow the example of Jesus and other characters in the Bible in treating each other in our diverse environment.

Speaker: Kieran Mortimer

We are holding weekly prayer meetings in collaboration with Power to Change (P2C). This semester, we'll be meeting on Thursdays from 12:30-1:00 pm in UNC 316A! 

If you are interested in joining the red frogs team, drop in for the upcoming red frogs training on October 4 at 10am in COM 110. Contact Catherine or Josh if you have any questions/ if you're interested but can't make it this week. 

James 2:17 says, “faith by itself, if it is not accompanied by action, is dead”. Throughout the Old and the New Testament, we find several examples of God’s people stepping out in faith through how they treated and interacted with others. University is full of students from different religious and cultural backgrounds, so let’s talk about how we should follow the example of Jesus and other characters in the Bible in treating each other in our diverse environment.

Speaker: Pastor Josh Hufemia (feat. Grace Lou)

We are holding weekly prayer meetings in collaboration with Power to Change (P2C). This semester, we'll be meeting on Thursdays from 12:30-1:00 pm in UNC 316A! 

At university, you are surrounded by so many different people: classmates from all around the world, professors with all kinds of expertise, and even alumni with all sorts of connections. It would be difficult to spend quality time with everybody you meet. So, you need to choose who to build key relationships with at UBCO. Join us this month as we talk about how and with whom you can build those key relationships at the beginning of your university year.

Speaker: David Lee

We are holding weekly prayer meetings in collaboration with Power to Change (P2C). This semester, we'll be meeting on Thursdays from 12:30-1:00 pm in UNC 316A!