Upcoming & Past Services

https://victoriaunitarian.ca/wp-content/uploads/20140323-service.mp3 Reverend Shana Lynngood and Kristina Stevens – Our ties to the Canadian Unitarian Council: How does our congregation support the larger web and well-being

https://victoriaunitarian.ca/wp-content/uploads/20140316-service.mp3 Anne Swannell – Ekphrasis is a rhetorical device which approaches one medium in terms of another, so … in this case, poetry that helps

https://victoriaunitarian.ca/wp-content/uploads/20140309-service.mp3 Reverend Shana Lynngood – You have likely heard the adage there’s no “I” in team. In a community such as our church there are

Transcript of Sermon by Rev. Melora Lynngood, First Unitarian Church of Victoria March 2, 2014 Near the end of Jesus’s life, so the story goes, he

https://victoriaunitarian.ca/wp-content/uploads/20140223-service.mp3 Reverend Shana Lynngood – A year ago I preached a sermon entitled Spirituality for Atheists. This sermon could be seen as a companion piece

Reverend Melora Lynngood – As Unitarian Universalists, we welcome people of all kinds, for we know that our community is enriched by human difference. However,

https://victoriaunitarian.ca/wp-content/uploads/20140209-service.mp3 Your congregation’s lay chaplains work with members of the general public to help them mark the major turning points in their lives – their

Reverend Shana Lynngood – We are all born into families not of our choosing. Sometimes family life is delightful and sustaining, and at other times

Reverend Melora Lynngood – What happens when an Italian and a Brit argue with one another? In this sermon, we will look at the different conflict

Reverend Melora Lynngood – This is part two of a three-part sermon series on ‘Living with Compassion across Diversity.’ What happens when an Italian and a

Reverend Shana Lynngood – Throughout the course of our lives we experience some pivotal experiences that have a profound impact on who we are. How do

Venerable Eshū Martin – Just after Buddha’s Awakening Day (December 8) and the Winter Solstice, when the days begin to lengthen, Venerable Eshū of the