Brian Hawker doesn’t see the issue of “Reconciliation” in isolation from the bigger Canadian picture. The “Indian problem” is typically described using shocking statistics about diabetes, poverty, suicide . . . The problem is isolated. It exists “over there”. To him this is an unfortunate illusion which allows busy people with other priorities to abdicate […]
Please try to join us as we give an overview to our members and friends about what has been happening over the last year and talk about our plans for the coming seasons! Please email Admin@guelph-unitarians.com for a full Annual Meeting package including reports and information on how to vote by proxy. You can also […]
UCG's Peer Parent support group for parents of kids with neurodiversity continues to meet on the third Saturday of every month at the same time until June. Holly will continue to lead the group on a volunteer basis. Join us at UCG for snacks, games and safe conversations. There is a Zoom option for those […]
October 27th: Deepen Your Life. Celebrate Death. Every year UCG draws on it’s pagan roots to benefit from the ancient tradition of Samhain, the festival of death that was transformed into Hallowe’en. This year, as always, we will invite everyone to bring pictures or mementoes of loved ones who have died. In treasuring our […]
Sunday 3rd November @ 11:00 AM Eastern Many Unitarian Universalists enter our congregations as adults, finding a compatible community and theological haven. But we don't necessarily know much about how our faith came to be, where we originated, or what connections we might have to Christianity, Judaism, or other faith groups. Rev. Victoria Ingram […]
This Sunday November 17th at 11am To Batoche and Back: A Story of the Métis Nation and One Family presented by Paul Smith Métis leader Louis Riel advocated for democracy, human rights for all, and for Indigenous people. Louis surrendered to Canadian troops at Batoche in 1885, ending the Northwest Resistance. Canada hung […]
WHITE SUPREMACY presented by SOFIA TROOP Sofia Troop invites us to reflect deeply on how white supremacy isn't just a political or social system, but a relational one that shapes our connections – with ourselves, with others, with the land, and with spirituality. As we examine our roles within this structure, Sofia encourages us to […]
