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Our Sunday Services are for...
Setting aside time and space for reflection and inspiration;
Searching for wisdom and inspiration wherever it may be found, in
many
scriptures and traditions, poetry and philosophy;
Involving heart and mind, body and spirit;
Sharing what is common between us – the human condition;
Listening for the unique truths of each individual.
Children join in at the beginning of the service. After the Children's Story,
they go to their own programs. Visitors and
inquirers are always welcome. Our services are held every Sunday morning at
10:30 am and last for about an hour. Coffee and light snacks are served
afterwards, and we hope you
will stay to have a chat and exchange ideas with us.
Sunday Services:
79 Hiawatha Road
[see map], 10:30 am
10:30 am
July 25: Confessions of a Religious Naturalist
Michael Battenberg
Religious Naturalism, the child of both religion and science, seeks knowledge
about the universe with
the tools of science while framing human experience in a religious field of
meaning and purpose. Today we follow one such Naturalist's explorations from the
loftiest human yearnings to the lowliest bugs and back again.
August 1: Summer Dreams
Rev. Wayne Walder
Change is something we often work for. Change is always going on. Yet we
sometimes resist change and then wonder why we get sad, or mad.
August 8: Labyrinths
Moira MacDonald
Labyrinths have been used since ancient times as meditation and prayer tools.
Come walk the labyrinth -- representing a journey into our own centre and back
out into the world.
August 15: TBA
August 22: Does Freedom Need Form?
Rev. Wayne Walder
August 29: Take a Breath
Rev. Wayne Walder
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