Unitarian-Universalism conscientiously makes room for a wide variety of religious and spiritual beliefs. Like our many gifts and talents, the variety of our beliefs is worth celebrating, yet we don’t often talk about what we believe in a way that brings the differences to light. Join us via Zoom or in person at 11am Sunday for an […]
Central to the Well Earth Collaborative is the idea that we cannot heal ourselves until we have healed the planet and we cannot heal the planet until we heal ourselves.. It is not enough for doctors to look at the biological and psychological aspects of health, but also the social environment that people live in […]
As we face the ongoing challenges of living in a time of climate crisis, let us consider together the spiritual practices that will keep us connected to and caring of our one and only Mother Earth. How do we engage active hope for sustenance? Rev. Dr. Michelle Walsh, PhD, LICSW is a Unitarian Universalist […]
“We resist transition not because we can't accept the change, but because we can't accept letting go of that piece of ourselves that we have to give up when and because the situation has changed.” (William Bridges). Join us Sunday for a musical exploration of navigating life changes and transitions. Hosted by the UCG […]
Join us this Sunday as we part temporarily for summer with one of the rites we share with Unitarians worldwide: The Flower Communion, which started in 1923. An integral part of the communion is the sharing and distribution of flowers, so please bring flowers from your garden if you will be at the sanctuary. The […]
“Woven in a Single Garment of Destiny” a UUA service hosted by Rev. Jess (Grand River Unitarian). We're all connected: an interdependent whole. Therefore, says UUA President Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray, "covenant is our religious response to our fundamental interdependence." We make promises about how to be together, and how to be in the world. We also fall short […]
Unicamper Greg Carter ( Grand River Unitarian) shares some hard-won lessons about relationships inspired by a chance encounter with actor Matt Damon.
This service by Neighbourhood UU Congregation’s Kasha Slavner will discuss youth engagement in climate justice and peace work.
A stranger arrives at the Kingston Unitarian Fellowship or any Unitarian church on a Sunday morning and asks, “Can I Find God Here?” How would you answer this question? Today’s talk is a brief look at one person’s history, KUF’s history, and Unitarian history with God. Hopefully an answer to the stranger’s question can be […]
The first “source” named by our Living Tradition is the human experience of mystery and wonder that renews the spirit and upholds life. Let us explore the ideas of wholeness and the holy….and sit for a while in the quiet of that mystery.
A family friendly service for this summer morning.
(Unitarian Congregation of Mississauga) We all deserve to be loved and accepted as we are, however we identify, whoever we love, this is an expression of our first principle - the inherent worth and dignity of every person, as they are. This Sunday we celebrate LGTBQ+ Pride with speakers Devin Kreuger & Nim Poland sharing […]
