What might help us stay open to many options and new ways of looking at things? What practices might help us transform ‘past nos’ into ‘maybes’ and ‘what ifs’?
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Reverend Melora Lynngood – Whether we have a little or a lot, many of us struggle to feel open-hearted when it comes to money. The very
Samantha Magnus – Do you wince at words like “Jesus” or “the Lord”? Samantha offers perspectives and interpretations that may help you overcome your “cross cringe” and
Reverend Shana Lynngood – We all know, or have known, people who have struggled with addiction. The Social Responsibility Coalition has invited Reverend Shana to reflect
Reverend Melora Lynngood – Join us for the first Sunday of a new church year! This ingathering Sunday will feature our Chalice Choir as well
Norma Elrod – Many of us regard mystery and detective fiction as nothing more than escapism. Some consider such fiction to be too trivial and a
Reverend Melora Lynngood – Come one, come all! Come bipeds, come quadrupeds! Dogs, cats, gerbils, lizards, fish, teddy bears — all are welcome! In this
https://victoriaunitarian.ca/wp-content/uploads/20140817-service.mp3 Reverend Shana Lynngood – In many ways, we human beings are hard-wired to appreciate and savour the everyday wonders of life. And yet, we are
Liz Graham and Isabel Jones – In this service we will focus on the hymns we love to sing and the readings that inspire us from
https://victoriaunitarian.ca/wp-content/uploads/20140803-service.mp3 Samantha Magnus – Pursuing diversity, compassion, and equity in our congregations requires our willingness to be dead wrong about the world. This is a good
Marlene Goley, manager of Women’s and Family Services at the Cridge Centre for the Family in Victoria, knows more about us than you might think.
Charles Gee — How books have shaped a life, taught trades, built houses, wandered the byways of great minds and amused countless hours. 20/07/14
https://victoriaunitarian.ca/wp-content/uploads/20140713-service.mp3 Mary-Wynne Ashford – “Waste Nothing” is the English translation of a traditional Japanese concept, “Mottainai”. It refers to the sacred nature of all the gifts
Alexandra Stephanson –– Having parents die of AIDS in Ghana is shameful. Join Alexandra Stephanson as she describes what it is like for children who
https://victoriaunitarian.ca/wp-content/uploads/20140629-service.mp3 Peter Scales – Gays and lesbians were widely feared and openly persecuted in North America until recent historical times. How did a riot outside
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