We celebrate International Women’s Day with Rev Sally's reflection on our tradition’s past and future as a spiritual home to powerful women....
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Rev Stephen Atkinson believes our Second Principle of "Justice, Equity and Compassion" is written backwards and that Compassion should come first....
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Rev Linda Thompson explores the question, If Unitarian Universalism is described as non-creedal, is there any core UU understanding?...
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Rev. Sally reflects on safety, policing, and how our communities might navigate fear without abandoning our values and commitments....
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Rev Sally invites the congregation to flex our imaginations and recommit ourselves to a next chapter we will write together....
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Kofi Hope looks back to the DEI Initiatives in the wake of George Floyd's death and then talks about the triumphs and mistakes made and what we as faith communities can do in the future....
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Rev. Dr. Cheri DiNovo, C.M., the only woman to sign on to "We Demand" in 1971, the first "gay rights" demo on Parliament Hill. She performed the first legalized same-sex marriage in Canada in 2001. She was the MPP for Parkdale-High Park from 2006–2017. Rev DiNovo speaks about hope based on her own history and how to accomplish any one of our justice aims....
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Rev. Sally leads us in reflecting on historical moments of connection and mutual support between Dr. King and UU communities, as well as missed opportunities we can still learn from....
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The Raging Grannies visit and Laura Sewell of SeedChange reflects on how acts of stewardship and community-led action—locally and globally—can plant seeds that flourish over time. ...
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Liz James relates the story of the UU Hysterical Society. The practical joke that accidentally turned into a 300 thousand person UU community on Facebook....
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