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The Power of Vulnerability by Brene Brown

We’ll watch this 20-minute video on vulnerability with Brene Brown, and discuss the topic. 

Our volunteers will unlock the door, put on the kettle – bring nibbles to share if you wish.

Good News for a Change!

(Inspired by David Suzuki and the Greening Tree Project of the Environmental Justice Committee.)

You are invited to bring your good news of environmental actions, big and small, and be inspired by others.  Come and share any actions or initiatives out there, that bring you … read more.

Unitarian Revival Tent with Matt Meyers

This will be a live-streamed service from Vancouver, hosted by the Vancouver Unitarians.  Matt is a travelling troubadour and who has led worship for hundreds of congregations, traveling the country sharing a message of love and justice, through rhythm and song.

The Unitarian Hall will be open … read more.

Meaningful Questions

In August, the Unitarian Hall will be open for connection and discussion on Sundays between 11:00am and 1:00pm.

Each Sunday is hosted by volunteers who will unlock the door, put on the kettle and start off a discussion. You are welcome to bring nibbles to … read more.

Flower Ceremony

With Music by Nico Rhodes

The Flower Ceremony, sometimes referred to as Flower Communion is an annual ritual that celebrates beauty, human uniqueness, diversity, and community.

Originally created in 1923 by Unitarian minister Norbert Capek of Prague, Czechoslovakia, the Flower Ceremony was introduced to the United … read more.

Songs that Changed our World

With Josh Holloway, Patrick Courtin and the Fabulous Fufonics

Human creativity has married melody to word and sometimes the result has changed our world.  From the very personal middle of the night song that spoke directly to our broken heart, to the anthem that united … read more.

Confessions of a Non-Singer

This month our theme is ‘Singing and the Art of Communion’. There is no denying that music stirs the heart and elevates the spirit.  Singing though, requires active participation. Which is why singing is communal. Yet, nothing feels less communal than being a non-singer … read more.