Welcome to Bermuda-Nova Scotia Regional Council

The United Church of Canada

Regional Council Directory

Mission

Inspired by God, we are Christ’s people in Bermuda and NS, loving each other, following Jesus, empowered by the Holy Spirit.

Vision

To become a transformed, courageous, Spirit-filled community, risking discipleship based on the radical love of Jesus that welcomes all people, including but not limited to people of all sexual orientations, gender identities, skin colour, race, creed, age, cultural background, economic status, language, and ability, to fully participate in all aspects of our life and work.

Core Values

Connecting and strengthening communities of faith by:

Living into expansive and inclusive belonging
Growing compassionate leadership
Nurturing creative ways of Christian vitality
Uniting by effective communication
Sharing and living the Good News
Modelling Christ’s humility and justice
Moving forward in hope and generosity

Click here to view the Strategic Plan.

Worship Services

Jun 24, 2020

Dear Clergy and Communities of Faith, As promised, here are the four worship services to use as you wish. Thank you to the musicians, the staff, and the presidents of our three regions for agreeing to provide this ministry, especially to Audrey Lounder who also did...

Weekly Announcements – June 24, 2020

Jun 24, 2020

NEWS AND UPDATES FROM FUNDY ST. LAWRENCE DAWNING WATERS AND REGIONAL COUNCIL 15 ________________ Please send announcements to trose@united-church.ca www.ucceast.ca Staff Directory Emergency Response Memo's Regional Council 15 Emergency Response Memo's Fundy...

Re-Entry to our Church Buildings Checklist (June 17, 2020)

Jun 23, 2020

Re-Entry to our Church Buildings Checklist (updated June 22, 2020)

RC15 Mission Support Grants 2021

Jun 18, 2020

Deadline for 2021 applications is August 31st, 2020 It is that time of the year again to begin thinking about your ministries financial needs with respect to the 2021 Mission Support Grants. It is important to know that the General Council has had to make significant...