Annual International Potluck!

Prayer meetings are a chance to meet with others to grow in intimacy with God through prayer. We offer opportunities to meet together to specifically pray for the needs of our community, each other, and the world.

Join us every Tuesday in the Multifaith Space, UNC 316, at 12:30 - 1 pm.

This semester, we’ll be hosting an evolved edition of our Pizza Nights—Tough Questions Thursday (TQT)!

You have a chance to submit we questions you have regarding Christianity at ucmokanagan.com/tqt. On that Thursday, we will enjoy free pizza, respond to the questions with what the Bible has to say, then open the floor up for discussion.

Come with curiosity and an appetite for dialogue and pizza! We hope to see you there. 

Prayer meetings are a chance to meet with others to grow in intimacy with God through prayer. We offer opportunities to meet together to specifically pray for the needs of our community, each other, and the world.

Join us every Tuesday in the Multifaith Space, UNC 316, at 12:30 - 1 pm.

Prayer meetings are a chance to meet with others to grow in intimacy with God through prayer. We offer opportunities to meet together to specifically pray for the needs of our community, each other, and the world.

Join us every Tuesday in the Multifaith Space, UNC 316, at 12:30 - 1 pm.

We're having a Recharge Station on January 31 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 $8 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!

Taste pairings of coffee & food & hear stories of transformation through Bible translation around the world with our guest speakers from Wycliffe Bible Translators!

RSVP here: https://joinucm.engagespaces.com/one/1537965

Jesus Christ lived His life—through His ministry, death, and resurrection—with a clear purpose: to save humanity from the penalty of sin and reconcile us to the Father, offering eternal life through faith in Him (Romans 6:23). The work on the cross is finished (John 19:30). And yet, after His resurrection, Jesus sent and purposefully commissioned His disciples (John 20:21). In the same way, we are called to make disciples of all nations, to baptize in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, and to teach others to obey all that Jesus has commanded (Matthew 28:16–20).

Join us this month as we explore what it means to be Purposefully Commissioned—learning why and how we are called to carry out the Great Commission on campus and in our world.

“The Table” is an outreach ministry in UCM, where we set up a table on campus, give out snacks and hot chocolate while facilitating conversations on reflective questions.

On Wednesday 28th 11am-12pm “The Table” is having a training session for anyone that are interested in volunteering. Join us in COM309 for discussion and hands-on practice on how to foster faith conversations on our campus.

Contact Beck and Amber for more information.

Prayer meetings are a chance to meet with others to grow in intimacy with God through prayer. We offer opportunities to meet together to specifically pray for the needs of our community, each other, and the world.

Join us every Tuesday in the Multifaith Space, UNC 316, at 12:30 - 1 pm.

Prayer meetings are a chance to meet with others to grow in intimacy with God through prayer. We offer opportunities to meet together to specifically pray for the needs of our community, each other, and the world.

Join us every Tuesday in the Multifaith Space, UNC 316, at 12:30 - 1 pm.

Jesus Christ lived His life—through His ministry, death, and resurrection—with a clear purpose: to save humanity from the penalty of sin and reconcile us to the Father, offering eternal life through faith in Him (Romans 6:23). The work on the cross is finished (John 19:30). And yet, after His resurrection, Jesus sent and purposefully commissioned His disciples (John 20:21). In the same way, we are called to make disciples of all nations, to baptize in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, and to teach others to obey all that Jesus has commanded (Matthew 28:16–20).

Join us this month as we explore what it means to be Purposefully Commissioned—learning why and how we are called to carry out the Great Commission on campus and in our world.

Jesus Christ lived His life—through His ministry, death, and resurrection—with a clear purpose: to save humanity from the penalty of sin and reconcile us to the Father, offering eternal life through faith in Him (Romans 6:23). The work on the cross is finished (John 19:30). And yet, after His resurrection, Jesus sent and purposefully commissioned His disciples (John 20:21). In the same way, we are called to make disciples of all nations, to baptize in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, and to teach others to obey all that Jesus has commanded (Matthew 28:16–20).

Join us this month as we explore what it means to be Purposefully Commissioned—learning why and how we are called to carry out the Great Commission on campus and in our world.

Prayer meetings are a chance to meet with others to grow in intimacy with God through prayer. We offer opportunities to meet together to specifically pray for the needs of our community, each other, and the world.

Join us every Tuesday in the Multifaith Space, UNC 316, at 12:30 - 1 pm.

Jesus Christ lived His life—through His ministry, death, and resurrection—with a clear purpose: to save humanity from the penalty of sin and reconcile us to the Father, offering eternal life through faith in Him (Romans 6:23). The work on the cross is finished (John 19:30). And yet, after His resurrection, Jesus sent and purposefully commissioned His disciples (John 20:21). In the same way, we are called to make disciples of all nations, to baptize in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, and to teach others to obey all that Jesus has commanded (Matthew 28:16–20).

Join us this month as we explore what it means to be Purposefully Commissioned—learning why and how we are called to carry out the Great Commission on campus and in our world.

Prayer meetings are a chance to meet with others to grow in intimacy with God through prayer. We offer opportunities to meet together to specifically pray for the needs of our community, each other, and the world.

Join us every Tuesday in the Multifaith Space, UNC 316, at 12:30 - 1 pm.