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Worship videos included for past services below
Upcoming Services
Beginning Again – Ingathering Sunday
Sunday, September 13, 10:30 am Beginning Again – Ingathering Sunday Homilist: Rev. Shana Worship Associate: Karen Christie As we begin a new program year
Moving through Conflict Together
Sunday, September 20, 10:30 am Moving through Conflict Together Homilists: Rev. Melora and Members of the Responsible Relations Team, Jeanne VanBronkhorst & Kent Haden
Inner Life, Outer Living
Sunday, September 27, 10:30 am Inner Life, Outer Living Homilist: Rev. Shana Service Leader: Ian Warrender Much of what I read during our break
Spirited Jazz: The Lust Life Jazz Band
Lust Life…”our name reflects our history—not our limits”. Born on the stages of Victoria’s premier performance venues, Lust Life has spent more than three decades
Past Services
The Yearning of the Social Activist
10:30 a.m. – Reverend Melora Lynngood – Yearning is a familiar emotion for the social activist – yearning for peace, yearning for equity, yearning for a world
Modern Mysticism
The audio File is not available. Here are Shana’s notes:20150118 Modern Mysticism Sermon Notes 10: 30 a.m. – Reverend Shana Lynngood – As we continue our
Yearning
10:30 a.m. – Reverend Melora Lynngood – What do you yearn for? Which yearnings have led to deeper, more fulfilling living and which have led you away
Seeing with Fresh Eyes
10:30 a.m. – Dr. Paul Bramadat – What does it mean to say we live in a secular society, or that our political and legal
Story: Making Meaning of Life’s Experiences
https://victoriaunitarian.ca/wp-content/uploads/20141228-Service.mp3 10:30 a.m. — Oceanna Hall – Storytelling is as old as humankind. Before we could write, we told stories to try and make sense of
Solstice — Gifts of the Dark
https://victoriaunitarian.ca/wp-content/uploads/20141221-Service.mp3 10:30 a.m. — Reverend Shana Lynngood – As we mark the shortest day of the year we lift up the gifts of the dark. Often
Mid-Winter Pageant: A Mid-winter Tale
10:30 a.m. — Reverend Shana Lynngood, Faye Mogensen, Amalia Schelhorn – The children and youth celebrate the power of reaching out across faith groups. As part
Empowerment and the Art of Storytelling
https://victoriaunitarian.ca/wp-content/uploads/20141207-Service.mp3 Reverend Jane Bramadat – The ways in which storytelling can help or hinder our lives; how it can affect the way we feel about ourselves,
“True Self”?
https://victoriaunitarian.ca/wp-content/uploads/20141130-Service.mp3 Reverend Melora Lynngood – The challenge of bringing our authentic selves into community: What does it mean to be your ‘true self’? To what extent
What Do We Owe Each Other?
https://victoriaunitarian.ca/wp-content/uploads/20141123-Service.mp3 Reverend Shana Lynngood – We explore the vulnerability created by income inequality. As the poor get poorer and more people slip below the poverty threshold,
Outreach Alphabet Soup
Social Responsibility Coalition – We share and celebrate the many wonderful ways our church community reaches out to the wider community – locally, nationally and internationally.
Crashing into Mortality
https://victoriaunitarian.ca/wp-content/uploads/20141109-service.mp3 Reverend Melora Lynngood – As part of this month’s theme, we consider the ultimate vulnerability: our own mortality. We are all going to die. What
Removing Our Armour
https://victoriaunitarian.ca/wp-content/uploads/20141102-service.mp3 Reverend Shana Lynngood – As we begin our exploration of this month’s theme of vulnerability, we look at the personal dimension. We often guard ourselves
Pathways to the Spirit
https://victoriaunitarian.ca/wp-content/uploads/20141026-service.mp3 Reverend Dr. Barbara ten Hove (with Reverend Melora Lynngood and Friends) — Join us for the Sunday morning culmination of the Unitarian Universalist B.C. Fall
Reflections of a Unitarian Activist
https://victoriaunitarian.ca/wp-content/uploads/20141019-service.mp3 Reverend Frances Deverell — Unitarians have always desired a public voice and presence in the modern era. Where have we come from? What role has