First United Church

First United Church We, at First United Church, are called by the spirit to be a caring community of faith actively pursuing spiritual growth and compassionate outreach.

Guided by the Spirit, we:

Embrace all forms of human diversity;
Explore new paths to being a Christian community in today’s world;
Engage in a variety of ways of experiencing God;
Strive to be compassionate & caring;
Reach out locally and globally Our core values at the First United Church are:
Acceptance
Inclusiveness
Spirituality
Hospitality
Respect & Social Ju

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Affirming Vision Statement
We, the congregation of First United Church, declare publicly our commitment to creating a community that welcomes and values all people –
people of all ages, abilities, genders, racial identities, sexual orientations, gender identities, family configurations, cultural backgrounds, and economic circumstances, and

people who have had any other experiences that have led to exclusion, marginalization, or oppression within church or society. We invite and honour the participation of all in every aspect of church life. We acknowledge the challenges diversity brings and embrace them fully because we also celebrate the richness of its gifts. We pray for God’s grace to guide us as we work for equity and justice for all persons in both church and society. Guided by the Spirit, we:

Embrace all forms of human diversity;

Explore new paths to being a Christian community in today’s world;

Engage in a variety of ways of experiencing God;

Strive to be compassionate and caring;

Reach out locally and globally to enhance the lives of all. In Wisdom, this is our journey.

07/29/2026

Canadian authorities have given some Uganda asylum seekers facing imminent deportation a second chance to apply for protected person status in Canada due to

07/29/2026

The Healing Fund supports healing initiatives for survivors of the residential school system and its ongoing intergenerational impacts.

07/29/2026

As communities in Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan respond to today’s earthquake, we hold all those affected in our prayers. We stand in solidarity with our partners and siblings across Japan, praying for comfort for those who are afraid, healing for those who are injured, and strength for all those offering care and support.

May God’s presence bring hope, compassion, and courage in the days ahead. Join us in prayer.

O God of love,

We live in very precarious times, surrounded by so much turmoil: forest fires, wars, tariffs, and heat waves.

We also lift up the people of Japan, who have just suffered a 6.8-magnitude earthquake that struck the southwestern prefecture of Kumamoto. Many buildings and highways have been damaged, people have been injured, and many remain trapped inside a collapsed shopping mall, clinging to hope.

O God, surround the people of Japan with your love. As they face this crisis, grant them wisdom and compassion, calmness and hope. Strengthen first responders, comfort those who grieve, and uphold all who are suffering.

It is challenging to live amid the many hardships that life throws at us. God, whose mercy knows no bounds, whose wisdom is unfathomable, and whose love is all-encompassing, watch over us. Grant us wisdom and courage in times like these to keep the faith, to work toward your vision for humanity, and to bear witness to your love.

We offer this prayer in Jesus' name as we join our hearts in silent prayer and send our love to all who are in need.

Amen

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Executive Director of Canadian Mental Health Association, Swift Current, Jeremy Roberts and a friend dropped by recently...
07/22/2026

Executive Director of Canadian Mental Health Association, Swift Current, Jeremy Roberts and a friend dropped by recently to receive donations of personal care items and money from First United Church. Fran Jackson, of the Outreach Interest Group and Office Administrator Rhonda Lotochinski passed the donations on to CMHA team.

Representatives from Salvation Army, Swift Current dropped by to receive donations of personal care items and money rais...
07/21/2026

Representatives from Salvation Army, Swift Current dropped by to receive donations of personal care items and money raised during the Christmas In July Annual Fundraiser. Fran Jackson, from Outreach Interest Group and office administrator Rhonda Lotochinski pass along the donations.

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