Summer 2026 Schedule for Sunday Services
Regular Sunday worship services are taking a five-week break, covering all four Sundays in July (July 5, 12, 19 & 26) and Sunday, August 2nd. We look forward to welcoming everyone back on Sunday, August 9th.
Join Us Live Online (Returning August 9)
Sunday mornings 10:30am
in-person or Facebook Live
Zoom Meeting ID: 159 673 316, Passcode: 378989
Worship videos included for past services below
Gatherings Under the Willows
While there are no services in July or on August 2nd, there will be informal gatherings outside “under the willows” at 10:30 am on Sunday mornings during this hiatus. This will be unstructured time to connect and check in with each other.
You are encouraged to bring camp chairs or a blanket and your own water bottle or beverage. Anyone who wishes to bring a song for a singalong is most welcome, as there will be no organized music — let’s be spontaneous!
(Contact Shirley Travis or Lynne Bonner if you have any questions.)
Upcoming Services
Unitarians Face A New Age
Sunday, August 9, 10:30 am Unitarians Face A New Age Homilist: Rev. Shawn Gauthier (Video) Worship Associate: Lynne Bonner In the 1930s, our spiritual
Summer Musings
Sunday, August 16, 10:30 am Summer Musings Homilist: Rev. Shana Worship Associate: John Hopewell Summer is often a time of slower pace and long
Blessing of the Animals
Sunday, August 23, 10:30 am Blessing of the Animals Homilist: Rev. Melora Worship Associate: Ian Warrender Come one, come all! Come bipeds, come quadrupeds!
Intergenerational Dance Party
Sunday, August 30, 10:30 am Intergenerational Dance Party Homilist: Rev. Shana Worship Associate: Dan Klimke It’s become an August tradition to have a service
Past Services
Earth Day
Ken Wu of the Endangered Ecosystem Alliance with worship associate David Tietz – As usual on Earth Day we focus on our seventh principle: Respect
Ramadan
Ramadan Rev. Melora Lynngood with worship associate David Vest – Ramadan began the evening of April 13 this year and continues through to May 12.
Easter Sunday: Post-Pandemic Resurrection
Rev. Shana Lynngood with worship associate Casey Stainsby – As we begin to see the light at the end of the COVID tunnel, the idea
Getting Rooted: Doing What You Can, with What You’ve Got, Where You Are
Arran Liddel with worship associate Emily Tietz – “Do what you can, with what you’ve got, where you are,” is a call made popular by
Legacies of a Lifetime
Rev. Shana Lynngood with worship associate David Tietz – Many of the losses and grief wrought by the pandemic as well as the deeper dive
Just the Way You Are
Rev. Melora Lynngood with worship associate David Vest – This month, we consider the spiritual practice of commitment. Today, we look at how nurturing a
Learnings from the Long Haul
Rev. Shana Lynngood with worship associate Lynne Bonner – As we begin our month of reflecting on the theme of commitment, we start by reflecting
Our All Ages Beloved Community
Arran Liddel with worship associate Fran Pardee – Join us and celebrate the multigenerational connections in our community. There will be lots of music
Love and Justice
Rev. Shana Lynngood with worship associate Emily Tietz – As we continue our exploration of beloved community, we’ll consider the quotation from scholar and theologian Cornel
An 8th Principle?
Rev. Melora Lynngood with worship associate Casey Stainsby – This month’s theme is Beloved Community. As part of an effort to make that vision a
A Faith Worth Failing For
Revs. Shana Lynngood and Samaya Oakley – This national Sunday service is hosted by the Canadian Unitarian Council (CUC). We often talk about Unitarian Universalism as
Be Realistic… Demand the Impossible!
Arran Liddel – Einstein said, “We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.” In this last year, facing
Somebodies and Nobodies
Rev. Melora Lynngood – Have you ever felt like a ‘nobody,’ like someone was dismissing you as ‘less than?’ Less intelligent, less worthy of attention,
Religious Naturalism
Rev. Shana Lynngood – This year a member of our community asked me to reflect on the concept of religious naturalism as the auction sermon
Imagination as Spiritual Practice
Imagination as Spiritual Practice – Rev. Melora Lynngood – We delve into this month’s theme of imagination by considering how imagination might deepen our spiritual