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  • Spooky Poetry Night

    Just before Halloween, we'll gather for hot chocolate and then read soulful poems under the stars. Bring a spooky poem, story or song.

  • Saturday Brunch

    The UUCH brunch programme runs from September through June. We offer a free brunch every Saturday from 10-11:30 am at the UUCH at 5500 Inglis Street. Our usual clients run from school age to 80+. Everyone is welcome and the area is accessible. There is a gated playground and deck for nice days. Volunteers and...

  • Service: The Way I See Things

    A local artist with schizophrenia reflects on his spiritual life and how he looks at the world. Guest speaker: Callum Moskovitch

  • Service: Leading With Love

    Each of us hears love calling in a different way. What does love's call sound and feel like to you? Where is love trying to lead you? What holds you back from answering with a full hearted yes? UUCH is our playground, a safe enough place for us to take some risks, open our hearts,...

  • Queer Young Adult Discussion: Religion and Spirituality

    November 12 & 19 This is a special 2-part discussion for LGBTQIA2S+ (self-defined) young adults (20s & 30s). Openended questions will guide us into exploring what role religion and/or spirituality have played in our lives so far (if any), how they have interacted with our queer identities, and what our griefs and hopes might be...

  • Service: The Energy of the Future, Today

    What can a clean, reliable and affordable energy future look like in Nova Scotia? The Climate Action Team presents Chris Benjamin, the Associate Director of Energy Programs for the Ecology Action Centre, who will speak to us of renewables, energy efficiency and energy poverty -- key aspects of our interdependent web.

  • Humanist Meeting

    Join us for thought provoking, mind expanding topics chosen by the group. We also welcome those who just want to sit in and see what we’re all about. This month we will discuss misinformation in society. What responsibilities do individuals have in dealing with this? With Paul Galbraith.

  • Writing as Spiritual Practice

    This will be a practice of open-heartedness, curiosity, reflection, and expression through writing. We will focus on spiritual engagement, not writing critique or technical skills. Facilitated by Joe Britto.

  • Queer Young Adult Discussion: Religion and Spirituality

    November 12 & 19 This is a special 2-part discussion for LGBTQIA2S+ (self-defined) young adults (20s & 30s). Openended questions will guide us into exploring what role religion and/or spirituality have played in our lives so far (if any), how they have interacted with our queer identities, and what our griefs and hopes might be...

  • Service: The Web of Community

    In this all-ages service, we will celebrate all the things that bring us together as a community and keep us coming back. Expect more opportunities for participation and movement, as well as enchanting harp music from guest musician Ellen Gibling. Bring an object that represents something that you love about UUCH to add to our...

  • Point Pleasant Park Hike from the upper parking lot

    Join Margaret and Paul for an invigorating hike in our great park (weather dependent). Enjoy the sights, sounds and smells of nature and the fellowship of friends. Anticipate dressing warmer.