Sunday Services start at 10:30 a.m.
Our generous hearts can love all of humanity, but there are only so many people we can let into our day-to-day lives. In this 2nd of a 3-week series on belonging, we honour both our personal boundaries and what makes us let people in.
In the finale of a 3-part discussion series on belonging, we consider how high to raise our aspirations about how fully we can each belong and how much we can help each other belong.
Join us for an informal grief circle on zoom. Here is the link (if clicking doesn't work, first click the event title).
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.
The dance will be based on our experiences with The Move Collective in Toronto, who write "We hold the strong intention to honour movement and dance as an essential and powerful expression of self and connection to others." Dance in bare feet with clothing that allows for ease of movement. The event is substance-free and...
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...
Glenda's celebration of life will be held at Hope United Church located at 3055 Connaught Ave. Ben will be officiating the service. Glenda's obituary can be read here: https://www.dignitymemorial.com/en-ca/obituaries/halifax-ns/glenda-butt-12692111. You can watch the service on Zoom at our usual link for Sunday services: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/666004431?pwd=RjQvVEtjUjM1MEdnMDgxU0VSRzVLQT09
Community living involves a give and take, as we make room for our own and each other's quirks, needs and longings. In the finale of a 3-week series on belonging, we ask: How much can we realistically expect to belong, and how ambitious are you in helping others belong?
Join our humanists for thought-provoking discussions chosen by the group. This time it's on freedoms lost. In generations past and even today, religious groups have dictated what their members may or may not wear. Now there is also a Quebec secularist law. What is your background? What do you think?
A more informal service inviting openness, peace, reflection and connection to something larger.
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