Prairie Spirit United

09/07/2026

Loving God,
On this Labour Day, we give thanks for all who work to provide the things we need to live, and for the many ways that our labour contributes to the life of our communities and our world.

We give thanks for the witness of organized labour and unions, who remind us of the power of solidarity and our shared responsibility to safeguard fair wages, safe working conditions, and dignity for every worker.

Bless workers with strength, safety and dignity. Bless employers and leaders with wisdom, fairness, and care. May all who have power use it to create workplaces and communities where everyone can flourish.

May our shared labour, and our commitment to justice, help bring about your vision of peace, dignity, and abundant life for all.

And remind us, O God, that in you, our labour is not in vain.

Amen

09/06/2026

September 6th Worship Service. Video Start time is 7:05

Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

09/05/2026

CHURCH ON THE MOVE - A Bible study on the Book of Acts starting Wednesday Sept 9th @ 10:30 am.

09/05/2026

Reminder that Public Worship resumes at Prairie Spirit this Sunday September 6th at 10:30 am. Welcome Back!

09/04/2026

On Orange Shirt Day and the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, Moderator Rev. Kimberly Heath shares a personal reflection on participating in the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation ceremony on Parliament Hill.

On Orange Shirt Day and the National Day for Truth and Reconciliati...

09/02/2026

09/02/2026

Forty years after The United Church of Canada’s 1986 Apology to Indigenous Peoples, more than 100 people gathered in Sudbury to remember, witness, and recommit to the work of reconciliation. The Rev. Kellie McComb reflected on attending the original Apology as a member of the 31st General Council ...

09/02/2026

Today, more than 250 organizations across Canada—including The United Church of Canada, labour unions, civil liberties organizations, faith groups, migrant and refugee organizations, climate groups, academics, and community organizations—stand together behind four demands arising from a recent incident involving international students from Portage College in Calgary.

On August 12, 10 people were handed removal orders after being identified at a protest, the first time Canada’s federal immigration enforcement has targeted people at a protest.

“There is something profoundly unjust about people raising their voices because they have been treated unfairly, and then facing immigration enforcement for doing so,” says Rev. Michael Blair, General Secretary of The United Church of Canada.

In the spirit of migrant justice that is central to the ministry of The United Church of Canada, there is so much more that you can do. Be one of thousands of voices to ensure this never happens again.

On Sunday, September 20, migrants and allies will take action across Canada against deportations, exploitation, and migrant scapegoating, and for permanent resident status for all.

Make your voice heard in support migrant justice. It is imperative that organizations across the country speak up and push back.

Find out more: https://united-church.ca/news/migrants-have-right-protest-without-fear

[Image credit: Courtesy of Migrant Workers Alliance for Change (MWAC)]

Migrant Rights Network

08/30/2026