Toronto United Church Council

Toronto United Church Council The Toronto United Church Council works with the church community to connect resources with ministry.

Offering access to professional advice, financial support and leadership development, Council helps our church address the social and spiritual challenge

09/02/2026

📣 We’re hiring!

Toronto United Church Council (TUCC) is looking for a Rentals Manager to help grow and manage our expanding property and rental services.

This is an exciting opportunity for a relationship-focused, entrepreneurial professional who enjoys building partnerships, developing new business, and creating great experiences for tenants, renters, and event clients.

Working with TUCC and Spaces United, the Rentals Manager will help connect high-quality church spaces with businesses, community organizations, not-for-profits, and individuals — generating sustainable revenue that supports ministry and community impact.

📍 Toronto, ON
💼 Full-time, permanent
💰 Target hiring range: $65,000–$75,000
📅 Application deadline: September 25, 2026

The full position description can be found here:https://www.tucc.ca/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/Rentals-Manager-Position-Profile-August-26.pdf

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Summer student spotlight: Meet Audrey Si, Event Coordinator for Spaces United at TUCCHi, I’m Audrey! I’m currently enter...
08/27/2026

Summer student spotlight: Meet Audrey Si, Event Coordinator for Spaces United at TUCC

Hi, I’m Audrey! I’m currently entering my fourth year in the Graphic Design program at George Brown College.

This summer, I’m working with TUCC in an administrative and marketing role for the Spaces United rental platform. What drew me to TUCC was the opportunity to apply my design and marketing skills in a meaningful, community-focused environment. I’m excited about how this experience will contribute to my professional growth and help shape my future in creative communications.

I’m also actively seeking part-time opportunities, so feel free to connect with me on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/audreysi0903

Summer student spotlight: Meet Henry Rogler, Research and Resource Development Assistant.Greetings! I am Henry (he/she),...
08/26/2026

Summer student spotlight: Meet Henry Rogler, Research and Resource Development Assistant.

Greetings! I am Henry (he/she), a student in the accelerated Library Information Technician program at Seneca Polytechnic. I studied military history and English literature in my undergraduate degree, during which I also worked at my university library. My additional work in museums with archival materials, and my ongoing certification in Records Management, also widens my career perspective in the information sector.

My position this summer is a Research and Resource Development Assistant, which speaks to my strengths and skillset as an academic researcher! I am developing a resource toolkit for TUCC’s Centre of Church Development and Leadership based on archival and contemporary congregational data. Working on a project that draws on my skills and supports the work of fellow congregations has been a wonderful combination.

I look forward to future opportunities that TUCC has provided me a foundational experience for, as I continue to forge my career path.

Connect with me on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/roglerhenry-wj/

Summer student spotlight: Meet Aline Nayir, Digital Archiving Assistant at TUCC.Hi! My name is Aline and I am the Digita...
08/24/2026

Summer student spotlight: Meet Aline Nayir, Digital Archiving Assistant at TUCC.

Hi! My name is Aline and I am the Digital Archiving Assistant at TUCC this summer. My field of study is Archives and Records Management at the University of Toronto’s Master of Information program. I recently completed my last course in June. What drew me to TUCC is its well-documented past and important connection to the history of Toronto.

My work this summer requires me to apply my archives and records management knowledge to digital communications assets and donor records. Ali Hayes and I worked together to create a sustainable file organization structure that allows internal staff to retrieve what they need efficiently. I also collaborated with Janice Meighan to digitize and organize donor agreements, wills, and historical TUCC Board Minutes. Supporting these projects taught me how to better balance both individual user and broader organizational needs when maintaining records.

Connect with me on LinkedIn: https://ca.linkedin.com/in/aline-nayir-21bb552a6

Summer Student Spotlight: Meet Pierre Ikladious, Software Engineering Intern at TUCC.Hi, my name is Pierre. I'm a second...
08/20/2026

Summer Student Spotlight: Meet Pierre Ikladious, Software Engineering Intern at TUCC.

Hi, my name is Pierre. I'm a second-year Honours Computer Science student at the University of Toronto. I work as a Software Engineering Intern with Tay Moss at CHURCHx, TUCC’s e-learning platform, where I'm building a mobile version of the platform to make it more accessible for learners.

What drew me to TUCC was its mission-driven focus and the chance to develop a real product from the ground up. Tay has given me the freedom to build the app largely on my own, which has been both challenging and a great learning experience. I've picked up so many new technical skills along the way, and the experience has deepened my interest in pursuing work at the intersection of software engineering and purpose-driven technology.

I'm eager to connect with others who share similar interests! Find me on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pierreik/

Summer student spotlight: Meet Allan John (AJ) Francisco, Summer Camp Facilitator at TUCC.Hi everyone! My name is AJ, an...
08/18/2026

Summer student spotlight: Meet Allan John (AJ) Francisco, Summer Camp Facilitator at TUCC.

Hi everyone! My name is AJ, and I am heading into my third year in the Creative Industries program at Toronto Metropolitan University. I am excited to be returning to the Toronto United Church Council for my second summer as a Summer Camp Facilitator. In this role, I help coordinate the day-to-day operations of camp, support engaging programs and activities, and work alongside camp staff to create a safe, welcoming, and positive environment for campers and their families. Returning to TUCC has given me the opportunity to continue growing both professionally and personally while strengthening my leadership, communication, teamwork, and problem-solving skills. This summer, I hope to take on new challenges, gain valuable experiences, and make meaningful contributions while helping create a fun, supportive, and memorable summer for every camper.

Connect with me on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/allanjohnf

Summer student spotlight: Meet Isabel De Guzman, Health, Safety, & Sustainability Coordinator at TUCC.Hello, my name is ...
08/13/2026

Summer student spotlight: Meet Isabel De Guzman, Health, Safety, & Sustainability Coordinator at TUCC.

Hello, my name is Isabel! I am currently a third-year student at the University of Waterloo studying Life Sciences with a major in Biology. This summer, I’m working as the Health, Safety, and Sustainability Coordinator at TUCC. In this role, I help promote a safe and sustainable environment by creating health and safety resources, supporting first aid and waste diversion initiatives, tracking inventory & utility consumption, and monitoring overall building operations. I was drawn to TUCC because of its community engagement and the opportunity to learn more about how much effort goes into making sure people remain safe. During my time here, I have gained valuable experience applying health and safety principles in a real-world setting while strengthening my communication and problem-solving skills. Being here has reinforced my interest in pursuing a career where I can help create healthier, safer, and more environmentally friendly communities.

Connect with me on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/isabel-de-guzman-042ba6243/

Meet our Summer Students!Since 2019, TUCC staff has had the privilege of welcoming talented undergraduate and graduate s...
08/11/2026

Meet our Summer Students!

Since 2019, TUCC staff has had the privilege of welcoming talented undergraduate and graduate students, and recent grads, whose ideas, energy, and creativity strengthen our ministry in new ways. Through the Canada Summer Jobs program, we're investing in the next generation while benefiting from their fresh perspectives and skills.

Our 2026 summer students consisted of five insightful and dedicated young people - Isabel De Guzman, Allan John Francisco, Pierre Ikladious, Aline Nayir, Henry Rogler, and Audrey Si - who have accomplished a great deal in their short time with us. In the following days, we'll be sharing more details about each student and the work they did this summer.

We are grateful for the gifts our summer students bring to our community and feel privileged to be part of their professional development pathways as they make progress towards their career goals.

Summer student appreciation post! We're so grateful to have a group of six talented and dedicated students working acros...
08/04/2026

Summer student appreciation post!

We're so grateful to have a group of six talented and dedicated students working across our program areas this summer.

Last week, we gathered at Lansing for a celebratory lunch and an opportunity to hear highlights from each of their projects. From research and digital archiving to app creation and various aspects of property management, it was inspiring to see just how much they've accomplished in such a short time and the impact their work is already having.

We'll be sharing more about their projects later this month, so stay tuned!

Pictured from left to right: Audrey Si, Allan John Francisco, Henry Rogler, Pierre Ikladious, Aline Nayir, and Isabel De Guzman.

When you think about summer camp, you probably picture canoes, campfires, and starry skies - a refrigerator might not be...
07/30/2026

When you think about summer camp, you probably picture canoes, campfires, and starry skies - a refrigerator might not be top of mind. But camp memories are made possible by the behind-the-scenes infrastructure that keeps campers safe, healthy, and well-fed.⁠

This summer, thanks to a low-interest loan from TUCC's Sustainable Energy Loan Fund (SELF), Camp Scugog replaced its aging refrigeration system with an energy-efficient commercial unit. The upgrade means safer food storage, lower energy use, and a kitchen well-equipped to nourish hundreds of campers and staff. TUCC’s Shannon Potter and Rafael Torres were on site earlier this month to see it for themselves.⁠

Our SELF loans are made possible by individual communities of faith and regional councils who have chosen to allocate a portion of the proceeds of church building sales to the fund when a congregation makes the decision to close. It is wonderful to witness how their legacy lives on in current sites of ministry, including United Church camps like Scugog where children and youth experience belonging, community, and joy.⁠

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