Services

• Place: 1703 First Street NW (click to see a map)
• Time: 10:30 am to about 11:30 am

Visitors are welcome every Sunday.  We have a time for coffee following the service.  We invite you to stay and enjoy the fellowship of the community.

Bringing children or youth? Please see information about our Children and Youth Religious Education Programs, which run September through June. Our nursery is staffed every Sunday, all year, for infants or children who require supervision during the service.

Missed a service? Recordings of past services can be found on the Sermons page.

May 2012

Sunday, May 6, 10:30 am:  Divining the Digital Reformation

How do we make ourselves attractive to folks who grew up on computers without scaring the pants off  long-time members
who built the place?
Presenter: Rev. Brian Kiely (you can follow his Blog on this topic here)
Service leader: Rev. Debra Faulk
Music: Jane Perry and guest choir Vocal Latitudes, directed by Frank Rackow

Sunday, May 13, 10:30 am: The Divine Feminine

Mother’s Day is a day to acknowledge mothers and the ideal qualities they bring. Let us broaden this exploration to the gifts of the feminine.
Presenter: Rev. Debra Faulk
Music: Jane Perry and the Multigenerational Choir

Sunday, May 20, 10:30 am: And This is Why I Sing

Whether it be playing an instrument or singing a song, music-making is one of the most spiritual creative activities we engage in. Jane Perry and friends will talk about the role that music plays in their lives, and then share their music with the congregation.  This service will be full of congregational hymns – come and belt out your favourites with us!
Presenters: Music Director Jane Perry and Friends

Sunday, May 27, 10:30 am: Food for Thought

This service will explore where our food comes from, the environmental aspect, and the people who do not have enough to eat in terms of food security, asking the question: How do we discuss these issues as Unitarians to work for a better world?
Presenters: UCC youth group

“4 Others” Collections

Each week, half of all non-designated collections will go to the charity of the month.

Carpooling

Carpooling is fun, companionable, helps the environment, and saves a little money on gas. We maintain a list of people interested in carpooling on the notice board in Wickenden Hall.

Accessibility

Wheelchair lifts from the street level entrance to both the main floor and the basement. Wheelchair-accessible washrooms on the main floor and the basement level. Large-print hymnals. Sound amplification devices for the hard-of-hearing

What to Wear

We tend to be an informal group.  Basically, no one really concerns themselves with what others are wearing. As long as you are comfortable and respectful to self and others, it really does not make any difference how dressed “up” or dressed “down” you are.