The Canadian Council of Churches/Le Conseil canadien des Églises

The Canadian Council of Churches/Le Conseil canadien des Églises The CCC is the largest ecumenical body in Canada. / Le CCE est le plus vaste organisme oecuménique au Canada.

The Canadian Council of Churches is the broadest ecumenical body in Canada, now representing 25 churches of Anglican, Eastern and Oriental Orthodox, Protestant and Roman Catholic traditions. Le Conseil canadien des Églises, l’organisme œcuménique le plus vaste au Canada, représente 25 Églises de traditions anglicane, orthodoxe de l’Est et orientale, protestante et catholique.

📢The Faith and Life Sciences Reference Group has created an essay contest to engage students in robust reflection on pre...
09/24/2026

📢The Faith and Life Sciences Reference Group has created an essay contest to engage students in robust reflection on pressing issues that have a bearing on the Canadian church today!

Read more on our website to learn more about eligibility, themes, and awards! 📚📖

Thank you to everyone who participated in the Prayer Walk for Peace! As part of the WCC Reference Group for the Pilgrima...
09/23/2026

Thank you to everyone who participated in the Prayer Walk for Peace!

As part of the WCC Reference Group for the Pilgrimage of Justice, CCC staff including General Secretary Rev. Janet Anstead, Rev. Karen Puddicombe, and Bailey Bjolin took part in a Prayer Walk for Peace and Reconciliation through UBC Campus in Vancouver, which concluded at the reconciliation pole.

Didn’t get a chance to participate? It’s not too late to make a gift at prayerwalkforpeace.ca!

📢Tomorrow is the Prayer Walk for Peace! There’s still time to join a team and support the Prayer Walk!Not planning to wa...
09/19/2026

📢Tomorrow is the Prayer Walk for Peace! There’s still time to join a team and support the Prayer Walk!

Not planning to walk? Make a gift today and support the individuals and teams walking and praying for peace.

Already signed up? Tag us in your socials, spread the word, and share your photos with us! 📸

The World Council of Churches (WCC) Reference Group for the Pilgrimage of Justice, Reconciliation and Unity (PJRU) began...
09/18/2026

The World Council of Churches (WCC) Reference Group for the Pilgrimage of Justice, Reconciliation and Unity (PJRU) began its in-person meeting on 17 September at the Vancouver School of Theology (VST), bringing together WCC representatives, church leaders and local ecumenical partners, along with General Secretary Rev. Janet Anstead, to reflect on the pilgrimage and its role in the life of the ecumenical movement.

Read the full story on the WCC website!

Upcoming Webinar Will Discuss Ecological Cost of AIThe World Council of Churches (WCC) and Canadian Council of Churches ...
08/27/2026

Upcoming Webinar Will Discuss Ecological Cost of AI

The World Council of Churches (WCC) and Canadian Council of Churches will host a webinar panel discussion, entitled “Counting the Ecological Cost of AI – Data Centres, Water, Energy, and Critical Mineral Extraction,” on 17 September at 10 am (GMT-4:00) Eastern Time (US and Canada).

Read more on our website! Link in bio!

NATI-RETI has come a close!Thank you to all our wonderful participants, facilitators, speakers, and staff who made this ...
08/18/2026

NATI-RETI has come a close!

Thank you to all our wonderful participants, facilitators, speakers, and staff who made this such a success!

Swipe to see highlights from our closing ceremonies! ➡️

Today was the final day of our full NATI-RETI program but stay tuned for the highlights from the closing ceremonies tomo...
08/16/2026

Today was the final day of our full NATI-RETI program but stay tuned for the highlights from the closing ceremonies tomorrow!

Morning prayer was held in Queen’s Park in Toronto, followed by an address by Rev. Jeffery Dale on housing and neighborhood advocacy and an address by Rev. Karen Puddicombe on justice for the poor. Then our students went into the final set of study groups!

Swipe to see our keynote speakers and highlights from the day! ➡️

Today was the final day of our full NATI-RETI program but stay tuned for the highlights from the closing ceremonies tomo...
08/15/2026

Today was the final day of our full NATI-RETI program but stay tuned for the highlights from the closing ceremonies tomorrow!

Morning prayer was held in Queen’s Park in Toronto, followed by an address by Rev. Jeffery Dale on housing and neighborhood advocacy and an address by Rev. Karen Puddicombe on justice for the poor. Then our students went into the final set of study groups!

Swipe to see our keynote speakers and highlights from the day! ➡️

Housing

Today, NATI-RETI moves into its final pillar: Wealth Disparity and PovertyWe began with morning prayer in Emmanuel Colle...
08/14/2026

Today, NATI-RETI moves into its final pillar: Wealth Disparity and Poverty

We began with morning prayer in Emmanuel College’s Chapel, followed by a panel on wealth inequality both in North America - Turtle Island and the rest of the world. Afterwards, participants had an opportunity for a hands-on activity followed by the study sessions for the day.

Swipe to see our keynote speakers and highlights from the day! ➡️

Today was a study trip out to the Mohawk Institute Residential School at the Woodland Cultural Centre. Participants then...
08/14/2026

Today was a study trip out to the Mohawk Institute Residential School at the Woodland Cultural Centre. Participants then went to Five Oaks Retreat Centre | Ontario, a nonprofit retreat and education centre located along the Grand River for some hands on learning on the land.

Swipe to see our speakers and highlights from the day! ➡️

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47 Queen's Park Crescent East
Toronto, ON
M5S2C3

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