In a constantly shifting world, what are the spiritual practices that allow us to be present to ourselves and be committed to our spiritual community? What resources and wisdom can we draw from to achieve equanimity in our lives and become more resilient?
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We’ll explore the question of belonging. How have you experienced acceptance and encouragement to growth? If you were asked what it means to “belong”, what would you say? Also how the polycrisis is affecting your sense of belonging in the wider world…as a Canadian…as a … read more.
What is it like to discover that you not only have partridges in your pear trees, but also on your roof and nesting in your garden?
Please join us this morning for a reflection on compassion, community and resilience.
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What values inform your living, what is central to your understanding of how to be an active contributing participant in the great web of life? What is the place of theology in your experience? These questions are inspired by this month’s theme which is one … read more.
To explore the monthly theme of being Theologically Alive, we will dive into one creative realm that is rich with meaning making: science fiction and fantasy writing. Ursula K. Le Guin wrote the short story She Unnames Them in a moment of feeling inspired to … read more.
In this intergenerational service, join us as we make the old stories of floods – central to the mythology of many cultures around the world – into something new. As waters rise around us, how do we human beings flood the world with our own divine … read more.
With the light of the chalice guiding the way, we explore our aspiration to be theologically alive: seeking to be ever-evolving in our understanding, open to new knowledge. How does our theology respond to the present moment and where might it go in the future?
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In 2017, the Whanganui River in New Zealand became the first river granted legal personhood. The concept of granting legal personhood to rivers is based on the idea that ecosystems have intrinsic value and should be protected from exploitation and environmental degradation.
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What does it mean to be a Unitarian Universalist in 2025? What are we actually choosing?
Reverend Anne Barker will invite us into a participatory worship space – where we each get to choose our own adventure!
Currently a Congregational Life Lead for BC & Western Regions,
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We’re called in this time of climate crisis not just to change our world, but to transform it. In the process, we will need to transform ourselves. Climate change is a wake-up call that heralds the urgency of our third principle as Unitarian Universalists – … read more.
