Thursday Nights are our weekly
on-campus worship gatherings
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.
When: Thursdays 7:00-8:30pm
Where: asc 130
First Semester Thursday Night Gatherings
September 4, 2025
6pm in the Courtyard between UNC and Nechako
Join us for a FREE BBQ as we kickoff the year and welcome you to UCM and UBCO! We will be set up in between UNC and Nechako. There will be burgers, prizes, and live worship! We will have meat, vegan, halal meat, and gluten free options. This is a great opportunity to meet and connect with other students and UCMers. We hope to see you there!
September 2025: Listen and Engage
University life is full of voices pulling you in different directions. Which ones should you listen to? And how do you engage with them? This month, as we kick off the school year, UCM invites you to discover how to listen to God, listen to your community, and engage with our campus.
Sept. 11: Listening to God (Josh Hufemia)
Sept. 18: Listening to One Another (David Lee)
Sept. 25: Engaging the Campus (Josh Hufemia)
october 2, 2025
Tough Questions Thursday with Free Pizza!
At Tough Questions Thursdays, we’ll be serving Free Pizza and get a chance to discuss questions you send in! So, from Scripture to sex, submit a question at ucmokanagan.com/tqt and we’ll discuss our thoughts and explore what the Bible says.
October 2025: Our Story Matters
From the personal stories of Jesus’ work in our lives to the overarching narrative that God has written for His creation and His people, everyone’s story matters. This month, join us as we encourage each other with our testimonies, reflect on what it means to be the image bearers of our Creator, and respond to the invitation to take part in His ongoing story.
Oct 9: The Power of Story (Mackenzie Griffin)
Oct. 16: Worship and Testimony Night
Oct. 23: Viewing A.I. from a Christian Lens (Cara Wich)
Oct. 31: Is Humanity a Contagion in the Anthropocene? (Dr. Kirk Bergstrom)