Hosted by Patrick Courtin with Teighan Couch, Vocals
Brad Shipley, Guitar, Tiana Dick, Bass and Debbie Goodman, Storyteller
Spirited Jazz Nanaimo is a wonderful worshipful musical experience with talented local musicians Patrick, Teighan, Brad, Tiana with our own storyteller Debbie.
Please join us for an hour … read more.
Presented by Rev Debra Faulk
There is a children’s chalice lighting that says we are the church of the open mind, the loving heart and the helping hands. Yet it can be a challenge to ask for help, accept its offer or even know … read more.
On this Easter Sunday, just a few days after Passover, we’re invited to reflect on the fourth of our Unitarian Universalist six sources, “Jewish and Christian teachings which call us to respond to God’s love by loving our neighbours as ourselves.” For many among us, … read more.
Presented by Janet Pivnick
What can the earth teach us about inclusion? Can our vision for a welcoming community include the more-than-human-world?
Today we will enter into a dialogue between the Unitarian Universalist 7th and 8th principles.
Janet Pivnick is a member of Beacon … read more.
This reflection is about how each of us can live in alignment with our deepest values through our food choices, as well as other daily actions.
Debbie is a wildlife artist, story-teller, and occasional service speaker at our Fellowship. She and her husband Bob have … read more.
Spirited Jazz Nanaimo is a wonderful worshipful musical experience with
Patrick Courtin, hammond organ,
Teighan Couch, vocals,
Brad Shipley, guitar and
Adam Robertson, drums
Please join us for an hour of uplifting and soul nourishing music.
This is an in-person event only and admission by donation.
Ever striving for balance in our lives, this reflection on the fullness of a theology of gratitude and generosity offers a few possibilities.
Rev Debra Faulk, a lifelong Unitarian Universalist, retired in 2021 as Minister Emerita after 11 years with Calgary Unitarians. She received a BA … read more.
Shiva: ultimate reality; Creator, Sustainer, Destroyer. Standing on a baby: symbol of ignorance. Could all the violence, fear and chaos around us be a necessary part of the cycle of life? Maybe the structures and systems of corruption must be broken to make room for … read more.
Members of the Fellowship’s Committee on Shared Ministry (COSM) will reflect on how our how we have changed as we emerge from the restrictions of COVID that began three years ago this month. We will shine a light on what we can regain from … read more.
Resilience is something we have all had personal and collective experience of, or at least the need of it, in these last few years. Love, the theme this month, contributes significantly to our capacity to be resilient. This morning let us reflect on love’s contribution.
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