Past services
Stillness as Antidote
Rev Shana Lynngood was the Minister Lillie Lentz was the Worship Associate. Rev. Shana Lynngood – In our current cultural context, the faster the better –
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The Gift of Aging
Presenter: Matthew Gardner Worship Associate: Dar Gareau-Levy Matthew Gardner, guest presenter; Worship Associate, Dar Gareau-Levy Our society is disturbed by aging and dying, yet many cultures have considered
Canadian Justice: Is there Hope after Prison?
Presenter: Susan Layng Worship Associate: Penelope Hagan. Susan Layng – Our First Principle affirms that we believe in the worth and dignity of every human
Christmas Eve Vespers
8:00 pm – Rev. Melora Lynngood – Come and join in this quiet, reflective service in which we lift up the hope found in the Christmas story.
Family Christmas Eve Service
Rev Shana Lynngood as Minister 4:30 pm – Rev. Shana – We will celebrate the holy night with lessons (both historical and contemporary) and carols. What does
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Winter Solstice Celebration: From Dark to Light
7:00 pm – Paloma Callo, Emma Lentz and members of our Youth Group will lead the congregation from the dark into the light. Come and celebrate the
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Beyond Optimism
Dan Klimke was the Worship associate. Reverend Shana Lynngood – Often hope and optimism are conflated or confused. We seem to see them as the same
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Winter Blues
Minister: Rev. Melora Lynngood Worship Associate: Larry Boldt Reverend Melora Lynngood – The winter and the holidays that accompany the season are not filled with joy
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Hope: Possibility and Potential
The minister is Rev. Jane Bramadat. The story teller is Faye Mogensen. The Worship Associate is Dar Gaareau-Levy. Reverend Jane Bramadat – The theme for
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The Threads of Being
Rev Shana Lynngood is Minister and Lillie Lentz is Worship Associate Reverend Shana Lynngood – Walt Whitman (considered a Unitarian by some) wrote, “I am
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Our Larger Whole
Reverend Melora Lynngood, Pat Kinrade and Kristina Stevens – We take a look at the integrity of our faith movement with Kristina Stevens, board member on
Walking the Path of Integrity
Amanda Tarling – Our Principles encourage us as Unitarians to be a people of integrity by inspiring us to be honest and ethical. How else does
Remembrance Day: Big Questions
10:30 am — Peter Scales – Remembrance Day on Nov. 11 is a time to remember those who died in wartime, and to consider the Big
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‘You Put Your Whole Self In…’
Reverend Melora Lynngood – We say we welcome everyone here. We say everyone can come as their authentic, true, whole selves. No hiding necessary. And yet some of us
Integrity: Making Our Lives Whole
Fran Pardee, Sarah-Mae Adam and Leslie Gillett explore November’s theme of Integrity: the Practice of Living Authentically. This Nov. 1 service features illustrations from their lives – past
Sunday Services
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