Events
We are holding weekly prayer meetings in collaboration with Power to Change (P2C). This semester, we'll be meeting on Mondays from 2:00-2:30 pm in UNC 316A!
As Jesus was teaching his disciples to pray, he taught them to pray for God’s Kingdom to Come on Earth as it is in Heaven (Matthew 6:10). Throughout the New Testament, we see story after story and instruction after instruction demonstrating diversity in the Kingdom of God. At UBCO, we have the opportunity to be the people God uses to bring heaven to earth. But what would that look like practically? This month, let’s talk about how we can participate in this invitation to be a part of God’s Kingdom on earth.
Thursday Nights is 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.
Speaker: Josh Hufemia
We are holding weekly prayer meetings in collaboration with Power to Change (P2C). This semester, we'll be meeting on Mondays from 2:00-2:30 pm in UNC 316A!
We are excited to host our annual Taste the World event this week! Taste the World is a multicultural celebration and potluck! Instead of a normal Thursday night UCM, we will be in the UNC Ballroom and we will eat delicious food from a variety of cultures and nations, as well as engage in presentations from various cultures. Here’s some important information to note about the event:
As this is a potluck, we ask you to contribute by bringing a dish from your culture or background, or a favourite food even if it is not from your specific culture. You could do this individually, in pairs, or in a small group. We ask that dishes contain enough for around 4-6 small servings.
Food does not have to be homemade by you. If you don't have the time or kitchen facilities, you could buy food from the international food aisle of the grocery store, from an international foods store, or from a restaurant.
Please fill in this google form to let us know what you will be bringing. This will help our team plan accordingly for the evening. Don't let the form be a barrier though, if you forget to fill it out, we would still love for you to bring something!
Additionally, we are looking for people to do a cultural presentation during the event! This is a chance to share something about your culture with the UCM community. This would be around 10 minutes long, and the possibilities are endless! Some examples of presentations that have been done in the past include teaching us some of your language, showing us traditional clothing, singing music or playing a musical instrument, or doing a slide show or kahoot on facts about your country, and more!
If you'd like to do a cultural presentation, please fill in this google form so that Nickeisha can plan how many people there will be.
Lastly, invite your friends to come! It will be a lot of fun and a great time!
We are holding weekly prayer meetings in collaboration with Power to Change (P2C). This semester, we'll be meeting on Mondays from 2:00-2:30 pm in UNC 316A!
As Jesus was teaching his disciples to pray, he taught them to pray for God’s Kingdom to Come on Earth as it is in Heaven (Matthew 6:10). Throughout the New Testament, we see story after story and instruction after instruction demonstrating diversity in the Kingdom of God. At UBCO, we have the opportunity to be the people God uses to bring heaven to earth. But what would that look like practically? This month, let’s talk about how we can participate in this invitation to be a part of God’s Kingdom on earth.
Thursday Nights is 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.
Speaker: Kirsten McLellan
We are holding weekly prayer meetings in collaboration with Power to Change (P2C). This semester, we'll be meeting on Mondays from 2:00-2:30 pm in UNC 316A!
As Jesus was teaching his disciples to pray, he taught them to pray for God’s Kingdom to Come on Earth as it is in Heaven (Matthew 6:10). Throughout the New Testament, we see story after story and instruction after instruction demonstrating diversity in the Kingdom of God. At UBCO, we have the opportunity to be the people God uses to bring heaven to earth. But what would that look like practically? This month, let’s talk about how we can participate in this invitation to be a part of God’s Kingdom on earth.
Thursday Nights is 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.
Speaker: Panel
We are holding weekly prayer meetings in collaboration with Power to Change (P2C). This semester, we'll be meeting on Mondays from 2:00-2:30 pm in UNC 316A!
We are holding weekly prayer meetings in collaboration with Power to Change (P2C). This semester, we'll be meeting on Mondays from 2:00-2:30 pm in UNC 316A!
Dating. Marriage. Sex. These are the things that our culture points to when talking about true love. Jesus, however, says this: "There is no greater love than to lay down one's life for one's friends" (John 15:13). During the month where romantic love is highly emphasized, let's instead talk about what Jesus teaches is the highest expression of human love: spiritual friendship.
Thursday Nights is 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.
Speaker: Josh Hufemia
We are holding weekly prayer meetings in collaboration with Power to Change (P2C). This semester, we'll be meeting on Mondays from 2:00-2:30 pm in UNC 316A!
Dating. Marriage. Sex. These are the things that our culture points to when talking about true love. Jesus, however, says this: "There is no greater love than to lay down one's life for one's friends" (John 15:13). During the month where romantic love is highly emphasized, let's instead talk about what Jesus teaches is the highest expression of human love: spiritual friendship.
Speaker: David Lee
We are holding weekly prayer meetings in collaboration with Power to Change (P2C). This semester, we'll be meeting on Mondays from 2:00-2:30 pm in UNC 316A!
We're having a procrastination station on February 8th from 6-9pm. We're collaborating with P2C to host a karaoke & snacks night which will be in EME 1202. Click here to let us know what snack you want to bring. We ask that all food is store bought for food safety purposes. Invite your friends and we hope to see you there!
Dating. Marriage. Sex. These are the things that our culture points to when talking about true love. Jesus, however, says this: "There is no greater love than to lay down one's life for one's friends" (John 15:13). During the month where romantic love is highly emphasized, let's instead talk about what Jesus teaches is the highest expression of human love: spiritual friendship.
Speaker: Dr. Rev. Todd Statham
We are holding weekly prayer meetings in collaboration with Power to Change (P2C). This semester, we'll be meeting on Mondays from 2:00-2:30 pm in UNC 316A!
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: Grace Lou
We are holding weekly prayer meetings in collaboration with Power to Change (P2C). This semester, we'll be meeting on Mondays from 2:00-2:30 pm in UNC 316A!
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
We are holding weekly prayer meetings in collaboration with Power to Change (P2C). This semester, we'll be meeting on Mondays from 2:00-2:30 pm in UNC 316A!
We're looking forward to hanging out with you this weekend at Emerge! If you signed up please check your email for details about the weekend. We will start loading the bus at 4:15pm and plan to leave all together from UBCO around 5 p.m this Friday (If you have a schedule conflict, please talk to Josh ASAP).
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 are holding weekly prayer meetings in collaboration with Power to Change (P2C). This semester, we'll be meeting on Mondays from 2:00-2:30 pm in UNC 316A!
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.
