Summer UCM
Thursday Night Things become Summer UCM from May to August. Join us anytime and all the time for community dinner, a video study, and chill time at the Gerard House. We're kitty-corner to Shoppers Drugmart, right behind a small parking lot.
Bring $3 to pitch in for dinner!
Thursday Nights @ 6PM
2026 Wesbrook Mall
Dinner served @ 6PM
Have class? Latecomers are always welcome. Let us know if you want us to save you a plate!
Thursday Nights @ 6PM
2026 Wesbrook Mall
Dinner served @ 6PM
Have class? Latecomers are always welcome. Let us know if you want us to save you a plate!
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Good EatsThe community that eats together stays together. Love to cook? Lend a hand! Dinner is cooked by volunteers every week.
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Good ChatsImagine that you've never heard of Christianity. What would the church and our faith look like if all we had to base it on was the Bible? From fearing God and following Jesus to Communion and Prayer, we'll be covering the basics in this 7 part short film series. You don't need any prep or theological knowledge to fully engage with this!
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Good TimesJoin us for beach picnics, fireside s'mores, slacklining, and pretty much everything under the summer sun. Join our Facebook group to keep updated!
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Service Opportunities
In the spring of 2015, UCM took a team of students to El Tizate, Guatemala to serve alongside Global Shore Opportunities. In the past, we have also taken teams to Mexico, Thailand and the Downtown Eastside of Vancouver. Our community travels locally and internationally to provide support to existing organizations.
Global shore opportunities - 2015
"I wasn’t expecting to be sent on this trip, but it was so amazing to see the faith in Guatemala. During the school's morning devotions, we watched these kids shamelessly call out to their Father. It was incredible to watch them pray and bless each other and their teachers so freely. To watch them shower love over every person they met taught us the meaning of child-like faith.I had doubts about how God was using me on the trip. My friends were receiving visions and interpreting and acting on them, and I was questioning that ability in me. But after one of our VBS's in the outlying towns we had dinner with the pastor, who told us of his hard life as a pastor and a mechanic. As he talked I sensed God was speaking over me, and then as we prayed over him, Romans 5:3-5 came into my head. I asked our translator Paohla tell to him and his wife, and encouraged him to continue his ministry because God is working through him and his family. When I finished I felt such joy - I'm starting to understand how God can use each and every one of us!"
Jenny Tang
Student Testimony
Jenny Tang
Student Testimony