The United Church of Canada is the largest Protestant Christian denomination in Canada. We minister close to 3 million people in over 3500 congregations across the country. The United Church was formed in 1925 as a union of Methodists, Presbyterians and Congregationalist Christians. We continue to enjoy a diversity of faith expressions while communing as a single body.
The United Church strives to be open and welcoming as Jesus was, regardless of age, race, class, gender, or physical ability. We view each person as a unique, loved creation of God and welcome all people to the full life of the Christian community. The Bible is the shared standard for our faith, but members are not required to adhere to a particular creed or formulation of doctrine. The United Church views the religious practices of all people of goodwill with respect and gratitude. We believe the Spirit of God is at work in many different faith communities.
About The United Church of Canada
About Aaron Miller
Reverend and Campus Minister Aaron Miller is an ordained minister in the United Church of Canada. He has been serving in full-time ministry since 2009 in Ontario and at UBC with University Hill (U Hill) Congregation. Aaron completed his undergraduate degree at Brock University in English Language and Literature. He received his Masters of Divinity from Emmanuel College in Toronto.
Aaron and a team from U Hill began a project called Foxes and Fowl in 2020 which started as an exploration into the surprising ways that God is at work, particularly on campus. Aaron is glad to be able to expand that work as the Campus Minister for the Pacific Mountain Regional Council. You can keep up to date with Foxes and Fowl at the Facebook page, and on Instagram (@foxesandfowl.ca).
You can contact Aaron by emailing aaronmiller@united-church.ca and by calling or texting him at 604 779 8720. His office is located at the Vancouver School of Theology, unit 127.
