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  • Service: Many Windows, One Light (with a New Member Ceremony)

    In Interfaith Harmony Halifax's interfaith week, we explore our own experience of being a multifaith congregation - both the enriching aspects and the challenges. We will also have guest speakers share their experience of visiting a different faith community in Halifax almost every week for several years. After the service, join a 12:00 discussion of...

  • Discussion on Being a Multifaith Community

    As part of Interfaith Harmony Halifax’s interfaith week, we discuss the enrichments and challenges of being a community of people with a variety of beliefs.

  • Service: Eros and Boundaries

    In her audition sermon to be a UU minister, Marilyn Sewell didn't choose a safe topic - she spoke on the erotic. Today we celebrate eros while considering what boundaries we want on intimate topics.

  • Discussion of Intimacy and Boundaries

    There is a lot more to each of us than we reveal in public and even in this community. In a community that values the whole human experience, how do we honour our intimate sides while maintaining the boundaries we want?

  • Artsparks

    A mostly unstructured gathering of people who want to make stuff. Come and work on your masterpiece, or just play and have fun. Facilitated by Haydon Mariner. Bring your own materials for your project. If you don't have any, Haydon has drawing and painting supplies to share. Come on, let's set the night on fire!

  • Youth Group Tobogganing and Hot Chocolate

    This group meets monthly on the 3rd Friday. Email for the location: minister@uuch.ca We provide a space where youth can build meaningful relationships and grow into themselves in a community that nurtures good values.

  • Service: North End Halifax New Roots Community Land Trust

    February is African Heritage Month. The founder of this new land trust will talk about how and why they got started, the historic context in the North End, and their current land stewardship goals including a proposal for a parcel in the Cogswell Interchange redevelopment. Guest speaker: Treno Morton

  • Pride Parade Meeting

    Please join us this day to meet and hear Janet Horofker, formerly our capable parade organizer, when she goes over the steps required in the planning of our participation in the Pride parade. The full meeting notice is on a further page.

  • Spaghetti Dinner

    We’ll be celebrating the end of February with a community meal at 5500 Inglis Street. Friends of the congregation, Holly and Greg, have volunteered to cook up a spaghetti dinner for us. There’s no need to bring anything and no cost, but we will put out a hat for donations. The most important thing is...

  • Service: The Good and the Great

    There is the goodness of making music with friends, and there is the greatness of playing at Carnegie Hall. With guest musician Ellen Gibling on harp, we explore the dynamic between the good and the great. At noon there will be a vote to call Ben as our settled minister.

  • UU Principles Reflection Circle (online)

    January through April, 1st and 2nd Tuesdays, on Zoom. It is the same Zoom link as our Sunday services. https://us02web.zoom.us/j/666004431?pwd=RjQvVEtjUjM1MEdnMDgxU0VSRzVLQT09 In each session, we will explore one of our 8 principles: What the principle means to you; how it has shown up in your life; how you might live it more fully; how it enhances...