I Don’t Know
In this era, with Google always at our fingertips, how often do you say, “I don’t know?” How comfortable is it for you to stay in that space of ‘not knowing?’ What about the concept of humility – is that a good thing, a bad … read more.
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What Sustains and Inspires Us in This Climate Emergency?
In this time, we are facing multiple climate crises. It can be frightening and dispiriting. How can our values and practices sustain and inspire us – as individuals and as a Unitarian community? How can we get from despair to hope?
Rev. Meg Roberts has served … read more.
Hope, An Orientation to Life
Hope is a spiritual practice of sorts, an intention, and an orientation to life. It is also demanding and sometimes illusive. It is personal and collective, as the great Sufi mystic Rumi says, “There is a secret medicine given only to those who hurt so … read more.
What Justice Means to Unitarian Universalists
Reilly Yeo is a Candidate for Ministry with the Unitarian Universalist Association, and a Co-Founder of Climate Plan. Prior to entering seminary, she was the Director of Communications and Public Engagement at the David Suzuki Foundation, one of Canada’s largest environmental charities.
She lives … read more.
Justice Is What Love Looks Like In Public
Justice is what love looks like in public is a term coined by Cornell West. As a faith, tradition with love at its center, how do and can we live our faith out loud and how does it sustain and empower us to do the … read more.
To Be or Not to Be – and ChatGPT:
How AI is Shaping Our Understanding of What it Means to Be Human?
The advent of AI and chatbots has opened a whole new area of ethics. In what ways is artificial intelligence pushing us to strengthen our ethical and theological muscles? What do our answers … read more.
Out of the Flames
In the Roman pantheon, Janus was the god of both beginnings and endings, holding a key in the right hand to lock up that which is behind us, and a key in the left hand to unlock the dawning future. As the new year begins, … read more.
Love and Justice
In May 2016 at the Canadian Unitarian Council’s Annual General Meeting, a motion was passed to instate the following vision statement: “As Canadian Unitarian Universalists, we envision a world in which our interdependence calls us to love and justice.” 7 years later, what does this … read more.
Room for a Little One – A Seasonal Reflection on Grace
Please join us on this Christmas Eve morning and fourth Sunday of Advent to celebrate the holiday season, love’s presence among us, and the power of kindness.
Debbie is a wildlife artist, story-teller, and occasional service speaker at our Fellowship. She and her husband Bob … read more.
Are You Satisfiable?
When Adrienne Maree Brown shared this question from her therapist, “Are you satisfiable?” it hit her like a ton of bricks, as she had to acknowledge, in that moment, she was living with no idea of the point at which she might be satisfied. It … read more.