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The Micah Centre Act justly, love mercy, walk humbly with God - Micah 6:8

The Micah Centre is an initiative created at The King's Universityto foster greater understanding and action among students, faculty, and the community at large around issues of global poverty, peacemaking, and social justice. Through internships, conferences, special lectures, partnerships, and a host of other activities, the Micah Centre explores what it means to seek justice in today's global context. The Micah Centre seeks to educate students especially about the multiple causes and consequences of poverty, and holistic and transformational responses to it.

Join us for the Run for Welcome THIS SATURDAY where we’ll gather, have coffee at Candid Coffee Roasters (Highlands locat...
10/13/2026

Join us for the Run for Welcome THIS SATURDAY where we’ll gather, have coffee at Candid Coffee Roasters (Highlands location), and run/walk/bike/scooter for a cause!
Candid Coffee Roasters
The King's University

https://www.kingsu.ca/about-us/calendar/micah-centre-run

Check out this Social Justice Day event featuring Maggie Helwig, author of Encampment:Breakout to Break Through!Plenary ...
10/02/2026

Check out this Social Justice Day event featuring Maggie Helwig, author of Encampment:

Breakout to Break Through!
Plenary Address by Maggie Helwig
Friday evening, November 6th, 2026
Doors open 6:30 pm
Program begins 7:00 pm

Saint John the Evangelist Church
11111 57 Ave NW, Edmonton, AB T6H 0Z6

tickets:
https://socialjusticebreakout.square.site

09/29/2026
Go on the Guatemala experiential learning trip! Applications due September 30!The King's University
09/22/2026

Go on the Guatemala experiential learning trip! Applications due September 30!
The King's University

Check out our new experiential learning course in Guatemala!  We'll head to Guatemala next February; applications are du...
09/08/2026

Check out our new experiential learning course in Guatemala! We'll head to Guatemala next February; applications are due September 30. More info on the King's Student Hub!

Join us on the Run for Welcome! We'll meet at Candid Coffee Roasters and run/walk in support of the Student Refugee Prog...
09/03/2026

Join us on the Run for Welcome! We'll meet at Candid Coffee Roasters and run/walk in support of the Student Refugee Program at King's!

kingsu.ca/about-us/calendar/micah-centre-run
The King's University

Check out this local event leading up to the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation!
08/31/2026

Check out this local event leading up to the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation!

Father Joash Thomas (Joash Thomas), author of The Justice of Jesus and a friend of the Micah Centre, will be speaking at...
08/24/2026

Father Joash Thomas (Joash Thomas), author of The Justice of Jesus and a friend of the Micah Centre, will be speaking at Gardens Community Church in St. Albert on September 17. The topic is close to our hearts at the Micah Centre: 'Decolonizing the Great Commission'! See the details below, and follow the link to register:

https://www.zeffy.com/en-CA/ticketing/father-joash-thomas-public-event

Doors open at 6:45 PM.

To all budding theologians and scholars at the Micah Centre: our friends at the Canadian Council of Churches are co-host...
06/02/2026

To all budding theologians and scholars at the Micah Centre: our friends at the Canadian Council of Churches are co-hosting an exciting opportunity for you! The deadline is coming soon - June 19 - so take a look and, if you're interested, apply!

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The North America–Turtle Island Regional Ecumenical Theological Institute (NATI-RETI) is a fully immersive, residential theological learning program gathering 50 emerging Christian leaders from the United States and Canada for two weeks of study, prayer, and contextual encounter. Taking place August 3–16, 2026, in Detroit and Toronto, it is the inaugural North American expression of the World Council of Churches' proven Global Ecumenical Theological Institute model. Under the theme "Where Now for Visible Justice?", participants engage six interconnected pillars: solidarity with Indigenous communities, racism and anti-racism, secularism and laicity, wealth disparity and poverty, climate justice, and interfaith dialogue. Jointly convened by the Canadian Council of Churches and the National Council of Churches of Christ in the USA, with WCC accompaniment, NATI-RETI forms the next generation of ecumenical leaders and theologians. Participants will also have the option to earn academic credit through one of the member schools of the Toronto School of Theology upon completing the program requirements.

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9125 50th Street
Edmonton, AB
T6B2H3

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