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A short video introducing WonderCafe.ca, The United Church of Canada's on-line forum for open-minded discussion on spiritual topics, moral issues, and life's big questions. This video was presented as part of Emerging Spirit's presentation to The United Church of Canada's General Council 40. It can also be used to introduce WonderCafe to your congregation. For more information, please contact Emerging Spirit.

Rev. Dr. Malcolm Sinclair of Metropolitan United Church welcomes you to Paint Your Faith.

A quick introduction to the Paint Your Faith artists and some background on the project.

The official Paint Your Faith tarp being hung, covering the 30' x 60' wall donated by Metropolitan United Church in Toronto. The wall will be the site of an extraordinary creation of art by four acclaimed aerosol artists: Chor Boogie, Siloette, Mediah, and Elicser; each expressing what faith means to them. On Sept. 19, 2009 the tarp will be removed and the work of art will be revealed. Find out more here:

http://www.wondercafe.ca/paint_your_faith

A reflection by Emerging Spirit Executive Director Keith Howard on one of the church's most daring programs, three years after its beginning.

Emerging Spirit is scheduled to be featured on ListenUp TV (Global) this Sunday at 11:00 a.m. Rev. Norm Seli of Toronto's Jubilee United Church (and noted Emerging Spirit blogger!) represents the United Church in a discussion on the atheist ad campaign happening in several Canadian cities.

See the full list of airtimes here.

Keith Howard, Emerging Spirit's Executive Director, and Lesley Harrison, Co-ordinator of Welcoming Ministries, invite you and your congregation to participate in the new round of welcoming workshops, Living the Hope.  For more information about dates, locations, and program information, click here. 

Testimonies about the impact of Emerging Spirit in the ministry of The United Church of Canada. Offered by presenters in Emerging Spirit's new congregational training program, Living the Hope.

This WonderCafe webisode asks the question that's always on the top of everyone's mind: "Why aren't the homeless more professional?" Ok...maybe not everyone's mind -- but it sure makes for good conversation! Join in at www.WonderCafe.ca