Whoever you are, wherever you come from, whomever you love, we are your spiritual home.
We are a vibrant and welcoming community of individuals all on the same path. Together we share our diverse and shared experiences to explore our purpose in life. We invite you to get to know us.
At Neighbourhood we dig deeper into who we are and how we can experience a spiritual life through our Unitarian Universalist beliefs.
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Taking place in the Hurndale Room, basement of East End United here at 310 Danforth beginning at 9:45am until 12 noon.
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Join Jane Lewis and Susanne Maziarz for another Circle Music workshop on May 12th – 3 to 5pm here at Neighbourhood in Rafos Hall.
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Our 18+ years running monthly open mic. Happens on the first Saturday of each month and hosted by MC Allison. All ages and types of performances are welcome.
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During May (8, 15, 22) Wednesday evenings from 7:30-9:00 pm, in Neighbourhood’s sanctuary.
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The Spirit of CreativityIncludes work by Colour Blots Creative, Chris Emmanuel, Amy Fitzgerald, Peter Marmorek, Geralyn Marion, Meghan McKnight, Ravinder Ruprai, Naomi Tyrell
Read MoreUnitarian Universalism (UU) is a liberal and inclusive religious movement that emphasizes individual spiritual exploration, social justice, and the inherent worth and dignity of every person. With no creed or dogma, it brings people with diverse beliefs together, through shared values.
To empower Spiritual Growth and Shared Action for the care of our World
You are invited to join Rev Trudeau and Dr Hayden for this important presentation. These two sessions consist of conversations on racism in Canada; you may attend one or both. The need for such conversations comes out of the 2021 CUC (Canadian Unitarian Council) survey results which showed a disconnect between the perceptions of White UUs and the lived experiences of Black, Indigenous, and racialized UU congregants. Participants will be able to engage in a discussion of interpersonal and systemic racism in Canada. Our goal is to foster deeper understandings necessary for moving towards dismantling effects of White supremacy and colonialism. All are welcome.
Our Sunday services vary greatly from week to week. We encourage you to come to several to gain a better understanding of who we are.
