Seventy-six years after the UN Declaration of Human Rights proclaimed the fundamental human right to adequate housing, homelessness and housing precarity remain at crisis levels across Canada and around the world. How can we hope to live spiritually-fulfilled lives while brimming with anxiety about having a roof over our heads? It turns out…
Casey Stainsby People on each end of the spectrum of life, young and old, often express a desire to have more to do with each other. Why, then, do we often struggle to connect across generational gaps? So many aspects of our culture are designed to keep us apart that…
Rev. Shawn Gauthier So often, we think we know where we're going... until we don't. In such moments, we are called to recalculate and maybe even retool. In this week's service, Rev. Shawn will reflect on what it means to recalculate as we travel through life. Download the Order of…
Rev. Shawn Gauthier In the "dog days" of summer, many of us settle into the stillest part of the year. In this week's service, Rev. Shawn will reflect on the meaning and spiritual value of rest and renewal. Download the Order of Service Related Reading --- Weekly services Join us…
Michael Clague How Do We Live Well in a World in Crisis? One Unitarian’s community work perspective on living in a world which seems to be in such a mess. Michael Clague writes, teaches, and works in the fields of adult education, community development, and social planning. He currently works…
