Gerta Moray, Mei Jia Lam, Jeannie Corsi, Carol Siebert, and Eva Mai Allan Download the Order of Service Related Reading Weekly services We gather every Sunday morning at 11am in our Sanctuary at 49th and Oak and online at vanu.ca/live. Worship creates connections within, among, and beyond us, calling us…
Click here for more information about our children and families program. Children’s Group 5 to 12 years Children’s Group begins in the Sanctuary for worship and leaves together after the Wisdom Story. This is a place to build friendships and self-identity in an actively anti-oppressive setting. We use play and art…
You are invited to attend a Sunday Forum about the creation of a new logo for Vancouver Unitarians. The forum will take place at 12:30 PM on Sunday, July 20 in the Fireside Room. This event will happen in-person and on-line, click on the JOIN MEETING below to join online.…
This Saturday, July 26 we're meeting at 11 a.m. at Lynn Canyon in North Vancouver, located at 3663 Park Rd, North Vancouver. All welcome to join us - RSVP below! Note: Pay parking is available. Our Vancouver Unitarians hiking and walking group meets the 4th Saturday of every month at a…
On Sunday mornings, we have two offerings in our Meditation Room. First, there is Chi Gong from 9 a.m. to 9:45 a.m. This practice is Chanting to clear organs and/or Chanting to clear chakras as originally taught by Dr. Steven Aung. Facilitated by Victoria Oginski. You are also welcome to…
Reclaiming Deathcare Reclaiming deathcare is about returning death and dying to the hands of families, communities, and individuals. It honours ancient wisdom, cultural practices, and personal choice, offering care that is intimate, authentic, and rooted in love. Ngaio Davis, founder and principal owner of KORU Cremation is a deathcare practitioner…
Click here for more information about our children and families program. Children’s Group 5 to 12 years Children’s Group begins in the Sanctuary for worship and leaves together after the Wisdom Story. This is a place to build friendships and self-identity in an actively anti-oppressive setting. We use play and art…
On Sunday mornings, we have two offerings in our Meditation Room. First, there is Chi Gong from 9 a.m. to 9:45 a.m. This practice is Chanting to clear organs and/or Chanting to clear chakras as originally taught by Dr. Steven Aung. Facilitated by Victoria Oginski. You are also welcome to…
Remembering Hiroshima, Nagasaki, and 80 Years of Nuclear Violence Hisako Masaki, Cecilia Gruber, Huguette Hayden, Yvonne Marcus and Chihiro Honma An atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima on August 6, and on Nagasaki on August 9, 1945. Nuclear violence continues to harm lives through nuclear weapons, their production, testing, and…
Opening Words Hisako Masaki On August 6, 1945, an atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima, killing 140 thousand people. On August 9, another bomb was dropped on Nagasaki, killing 70 thousand people. More continued to die years later, due to radiation. Nuclear violence started before Hiroshima. People involved in…
Click here for more information about our children and families program. Children’s Group 5 to 12 years Children’s Group begins in the Sanctuary for worship and leaves together after the Wisdom Story. This is a place to build friendships and self-identity in an actively anti-oppressive setting. We use play and art…
On Sunday mornings, we have two offerings in our Meditation Room. First, there is Chi Gong from 9 a.m. to 9:45 a.m. This practice is Chanting to clear organs and/or Chanting to clear chakras as originally taught by Dr. Steven Aung. Facilitated by Victoria Oginski. You are also welcome to…
